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SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1917 wm. A TATTT.XT AT' 10 Sec. 2 Bob Hawk Began Climb to Fame When He Glamorized Recordings Listening In With KSCJ ir 9 KTRI i Jr-, a 'V iff 'j itrgg ir3 A i 1 4f i IMMY CARROLL, the tenor on roundtable of the problems of Aarrfn-ran-v Wl 11 be heard at -1. Is Jit X. 'f I I' br I Oil! I From this picture you see that Bob Hawk, of the Bob Hawk show heard at 9:30 p.

m. Mondays over KSCJ, has progressed a long: way from the $15 a week disk jockey of 1927, but on March 15 with his income tax to worry about, Bob wondered if it were worth it. CONGENIAL CONFERENCE Dick Haymes, Producer R.uiA Pierce and Lurene Tuttle.run through the lines of the dramatic vignette on Thursday's Dick Haymes show heard over KSCJ at 8 p. and from the looks on their faces it should be a goort skit. 8- HAT "modern" phenomenon A of the airlanes, the disk jockey, was antedated 20 years ago by a young fellow named Bob Hawk.

rect year, month and day, will get an album of Scribner's new Uncle Remus records. inner Sanctum Bares Story of Mad Killer Broadway and Hollywood Actor Everett Sloane will be guest star in Black Is for Death, tale of a money mad killer, on the Inner Sanctum program at 7 p. m. Mon day over KSCJ. Host Paul McGrath will open Inner Sanctum's squeaking door for the audience.

Two dozen and two out is the count of a criminal who thinks he's getting away with assault and murder. Himan Brown will produce and direct the play which Milton Lewis wrote. -I 1 Yes, he's the same Bob Hawk now heard regularly on his own C. B. S.

quiz programs every Mon day night. But his spot at the pinnacle of radio's fastest wits and ad libbers began back in 1927 on a Chicago station, where he was allowed to read poetry and clean up the studio for nothing. When he had "proven himself, the station management moved Bob onto the payroll at a salary of $15 for a seven-day week. However, among his duties was chang ing records for the then dimly viewed record programs for low budget sponsors. Changes Lowly Task No one else on the station Duo-Piano Team 5 Features Family Hour Show Today A recital by the top ranking duo-piano team of Vera Apple-ton and Michael Field will be the highlight of today's Family Hour broadcast, starring Rise Stevens, with Al Goodman's orchestra and chorus, to be heard on KSCJ at 4 i c- Popular favorites of several coast-to-coast concert tours, an4f guests on many important radio programs, Appleton and Field have most of their music written not just arranged for two pi anos.

For today's visit on the Family Hour, they will play Chopin's beautiful Minute Waltz and the Jamaican Rumba, by Benjamin. Soprano Rise Stevens' opening selection will be Edward Grieg's To Spring, following with the aria, Love's Sweet Dream, from the comic opera, The Bartered Bride. i Ah, Moon of My Delight, from In a Persian Garden, is; Jimmy Carroll's tenor solo. And the orchestral highlight by Maestro Al Goodman will be I'll Close My Eyes. Story of Copper Snecial techniques employed in the mining of copper and the latest research developments for domestic and industrial use of this basic metal will be dramatized on Exploring the Unknown today a 8 p.

m. over KTRI. wanted the unglamorous task of Radio Programs House of Hate Mystery on True Dctcctiv A rookie cop, off duty, is seeched by- a beautiful younu k. for protection. The cop ropoi the incident to his supcaior who do not become interested is: til they are faced with the Ilm; of Hate mystery the girl's murder during the Mutual pr-p: -tation of the True 'Detective, My Ttr teries program today at 3:30 p.

urray Burnett is writer-p; ducer for the series. Ma Webster to Drive Father Webster is faced v. quite a problem. Even thouph states all women are bad dn( -he decides his wife, Jane, sh'it: learn to operate the family providing the latest hilarious sode of Those Websters, to heard today at 5 p.N m. over KTRI.

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M. KSCJ-Newi Review KTRI CHm Cases NBC A Victor Show KTRI Those NBO Catholic ABO Drew 5:15 ABC Monday Headlines 6:30 P. KSCJ Kate KTRI Nick P. Schmoller Mueller Piano Go. I the Family Hour, is soloist on a new record album compris ing the tunes from the new musical comedy, Finian's Rainbow.

The eight smash hits of the show were released and selling like hot cakes even before it opened on Broad way, one of the few times in his tory tnat a record company thought enough of the music from a show to put it on the market before seeing the critic's notices You'll understand why when you hear Jimmy sing a couple of those tunes en this afternoon's Hour at 4 p. Si Wills, heard as Serenus on the Joan Davis show at 7:30 p. Monday, has just returned from Acapulco, Mexico, with Joan's father, Roy Davis, and a new fishing record. The pair caught 16 sailf ish in a single four-hour angling session. The previous record had been standing 18 years.

It was 14 sailfish taken in a period of eight hours. Dick Haymes, singing star of the Dick Haymes show Thursday at 8 p. used to fill, in as a riding extra nr western pictures, between singing engagements. Now he has been signed to play the male lead in a forthcoming western musical, Ballad of Fur nace Creek. Cowboy star Gene Autry tells a humorous story on himself in an article in a current magazine.

Gene, "who is beard on the Gene Autry show at 6 p. m. Sundays, recalls an embarrassing incident involving his trick riding and singing prowess that occurred when he visited the Chicago home of H. Leslie Atlass some years ago. The tale reveals how the doughty radio rider rode to a fall in the presence of a juvenile fan who was quick to remark that even a champions stirrups may accommodate feet of clay, If all the words which have gone into Lux Kadio tneater scripts were laid end to end, they'd N.

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ABO Policewoman 9:00 M. KSCJ Take It or Leave It Shlrer M. and Harriet KTRI HeatterShow NBC Don Ameche Show Websters Hour ABC Theater of Air 9:30. P. M.

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MW. 9:30 o'clock tonight. The challenging discussion, usually on the air on Thursday evenings, was moved this week because another facet of democracy the state basketball competition required urgent attention by Sioux Cityans. And so radio weaves the various phases of local interest. In presenting the Tolerance Ta ble series in conjunction with the Sioux City Teacher's Federation, KTRI aims at a thorough thresh ing out of the dangerous problems of intolerance, misunderstanding and prejudice.

Participating in to night's broadcast will be Miss Elizabeth Horrigan of Crescent Park school, Mrs: R. A. Dobson, Floyd Smith and Dr. Hawthorne of Morningside college. In presenting a play-by-play report of the state basketball tournament, a different but no less vital at the moment service was ten dered Sioux Cityans.

Here's a warning to baldheaded men. If; you would be inconspicu ous at a women's radio show, don't renove your hat. Charles Stross did, and here's what hap pened to him recently. Ben Alex ander, of Mutual's Heart Desire (2 o'clock KTRI TIME) spotted the shining pate among the fancj, flower bedecked hats bobbing in the audience. He called on the hairlessi one to read a letter from a James Wagner of Ogden, Utah.

Mr. Warner, by strange coinci dence, offered to advise baldhead ed men of a new treatment he's discovered for re-growing hair Although slightly flustered baldhead blushing Mr. Stross read the letter. His prize the treatments. Germaine Sablon, sister of screen star Jean Sablon, sings the Parisian tune, Chant de Partisans, and tells how her recordings of ths song became the battle chant of the French underground during wartime occupation, when she makes a guest appearance on the Gabriel Heatter show at 9 p.

today over Mutual. Nearly 600 teen agers attended KTRI'S RHYTHM ROOM TEEN CANTEEN a week ago Saturday the fourth of the weekend dancing parties being offered local school-agers of the ninth grade and above. Men of the Junior Chamber, who cooperate with the department of recreation and the TOMB A ballroom to present the KTRI originated feature, show great interest in what they feel to be a community contribution of great value. The kids themselves continue to attend in great num bers, to have a great time. The canteen is on the air from 2 to 4 -o'clock KTRI TIME on Saturday afternoons.

Dancing starts for the lads and lassies at 1:30 p. m. Yesterday a surprise added feature was a Imammoth balloon shower, with added prizes for some of the luckier; youngsters. S. S.

KEY MAN Perhaps key wizard would be the more pertinent designation, for it's Jan August, the piano virtuoso who's a favorite with many a record and radio listener, just as those who hear Jan August and His Piano Magic broadcasts over KTRI Saturday at 4:45 p. m. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Wiring of All Types Commercial or Industrial Power and Light Wiring Installations Repairs and Fixtures E. E. A.

Suuplies of All Kinds Day or light Scrvl EILECTIHinC Phone 8-1024 Supervisor Fred Smith Phone 6-4815 704 FOURTH ST. Sioux City, Iowa AT YOUR DOME REPAIR FULLY EQUIPPED COMPLETE TESTING DEVICES LESS TIME LESS MONEY For Appointment Pfl fff i 'I 'K VERSATILE IN CRIME This comely young woman, Margaret Hayes, is not only said to be pretty and charming, but also experienced as an actress who can play widely diversified feminine radio parts. She's featured regularly on the M. B. S.

Sunday afternoon dramatic show, Warden's Crime Cases, heard at'l p. m. on KTRI, and portrays everything from sweethearts and gun molls to crime sodden hags. Durante and Moore Begin Fifth Year as Comedy Team 'si, 'It Durante and Moore Four years ago this month, on March 25, 1943, to be exact. Jimmy Durante, guest starring on a variety show.

was introduced to a rising young comic by the name of Garry Moore. The two scored an instant hit! when they were teamed for a comedy bit on that show. So great was their success they im mediately formed the team cf Durante and Moore. The Schnoz and the Haircut mark the start of their fifth year together during their regular broadcast at 8:30 p. m.

Friday over KSCJ. Two regular members of the Durante-Moore oast will be on hand to celebrate the birthday Roy Bargy, the show's maestro, and Howard Petrie, the announc er, have been with Jimmy and Garry ever since the Durante- Moore partnership was formed Also on hand to mark the event will be songstress Suzanne Ellers Jimmy and Garry's new singing find, and Candy Candido, the eelin' might low" man who joined the cast along with Su zanne this season. Phil Cohan, who was instru mental in getting Jimmy and Garry together, still reigns as producer of the series. Vox Poppers to Tell Story of Noted Museum New York city's museum of Natural History is charged by its charter of 1869 "to develop the study of the natural sciences, and furnish popular instruction in these." Parks Johnson and Warren Hull will visit the greystone classic building on Central Park West to sketch the museum's stpry of the world and its developments, and will interview scientists, explor ers, artists, educators and others of the 500 workers, in the auditorium, on Vox Pop, -at 8. p.

m. Tuesday over KSCJ. Notable among the museum's fossil wonders are the skeletons of human beings and animals from 10,000 to 250,000,000 years old. Included in this group is the giant bulldog fish taken from the chalk beds of Kansas, where it lived 80,000,000 years ago when that state was a sea. One of the country's most vis ited educational institutions, the Museum of Natural History, is a children's delight.

Hundreds from New York city's schools go there daily for supplementary education. A favorite with the youngsters is Tom Dorsey, a member of the Onondaga Indians, whose tribal name is. Two Arrows and who instructs them in the customs and lore of the American Indians. The museum examines and presents Hfe of the present, as well as of the past, aiding science and industry by its research and teachings. All-Girl Orchestra Salutes Spring Today Phil Spitalny and his all-girl orchestra and choir salute spring on Hour of Charm at 3:30 today over KSCJ.

Evelyn's violin solo is It Might as Well Be Spring. Joanne sings The Nightingale and The Rose. The choir does April Showers: the ensemble offers Voices of! Spring, WhoU Buy My Violets and Two Sparkling Eyes. The program concludes with the hymn In the Garden. ON THE SPOT RADIO LABORATORY TRUCK CARRIES ALL PARTS GUARANTEED REPAIR Vi THE MUSIC CENTER WHISTLER ACTRESS Cathy Lewis is regular cast member of the new dramatic show, The Whistler, heard at 9 p.

Wednesday over KSCJ. stretch some 2,200 miles! Statis tics compiled on the 8 p. m. Mon day show, from the beginning to a recent date, put the number of words spoken on the series at 6,708,000. The series has presented 559 plays, featuring 372 of Holly wood's great names and 1,050 supporting players, reading from 33,540 pages of script.

Of the 372 stars, 21 have appeared more than 10 times, on the series. Lou Silvers, music director, has written and conducted 12,238 musical bridges Sandy Barnett has worked as writer on 476 productions and adapted 135 screen plays for use on the program. I personally don't like statistics. I never can make heads or tails out of them, but all that 1:33 gone before in his lsads mo just one conclusion, and that is the one I've always had, and judging from the Hooper rating of Lux Radio theater, it is one held by millions of others. The conclusion I draw is just this, Lux Radio theater is a darn fine radio program, and statistics or no, I'm going to be listening in Monday at 8 p.

m. when they broadcast this week's play. J. S. YOUNGSTERS, Actress Jane Webb and Actor Eddie Firestone, cuddle here as they do every Sunday on KTRI's Those Websters show at 5 p.

m. On the air they're Belinda, the girl friend, and Bill Webster, the family's zany heir. MERRY WITH MUSIC This is Meredith Will son. Ion? a favorite among listeners as conductor on noted broadcast programs. He continues to serve these audiences as he leads the orchestra for Family heard over KTRI at 9 v.

m. Thursdays. Interior Decorating a Problem to Nelsons Interior decorating seems to be a great idea when Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hilliard undertake it, but complications arise by the dozen on Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet at 5 p. m. today over KSCJ.

Ozzie's offer to "help out by purchasing antiques and other materials is the starting point of the turmoil. Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hil liard, stars of the series, drew in spiration for the script from their efforts to refurnish their own home in the face of postwar short ages. The stars' supporting cast in clude Henry Blair, Tommy Bernard, Janet Waldo and John Brown. Eddy Arnold' Honored Eddy Arnold, master-of-cere monies of Mutual's weekday unecKerDoard JamDoree. and a singer who has- popularized mountain folktunes, has received the popular song hits magazine "award of the month as America's best loved folk singer.

A handsome- silver cup, emblemtic of the coveted award, will be; presented to Arnold on the' Checekerboard Jamboree broad- cast Wednesday at 12:45 p. m. on; I KTRI, I i i flfft fahUE nil it rrJ Is' I -f A i -j i i --irn iimir'iT-T Takes pleasure in announcing- its appointment as representative for the U. Smith Sings Carter NBC Bob Burns Show AB3 Greatest Story Ever Told 0:00 P. ML KSCJ Gene Autry KTRI Old Time Revival NBC Jack Benny Show ABC Sam Pettlnglll 0:15 P.

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KPCJ Rhvthm Makers KTRI Musical Clock 11:00 KSCJ Kate KTRI News ABO Kenny 11:15 KSCJ Furniture casts KTRI Theater NBC Holy 11:30 KSCJ Helen KTRI-r-Theater NBO Variety ABC 5-State 11:45 KSCJ Our KTRI Man ABC News. KSCJ News KTRI News NBC Sketches 5 ONE OF THE GREAT MUSICAL-INSTRUMENTS OF ALL TIME Now on Display in Our Showrooms Fore switching the disks and announc ing titles. The record announcer was merely a stooge to the records, according to' the station regulars. But Bob Hawk changed their attitude in three months. His second day at the platter spinner chores found him introducing a jazz record with "This is red hot and low down," and he tossed off a joke to the studio engineer, who laughed heartily.

Hawk's morale shot sky high and the following day found him introducing the "Red hot and low down program," complete with gags and music news. Scores Hit The show was a smash sensation in Chicago jazz circles, and soon Bob became required listening for the city's hepsters and youth ful enthusiasts. Gradually listeners demanded that he be allowed more time on the air, and with each added quarter hour the youthful "disk jockey" added an entertainment feature such as personal interviews with "greats like Eddie Duchin, Guy Lombardo, Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington. For nine years Bob Hawk's "Red hot and low down" program headed Chicago's afternoon mu sical sessions. Finally, in' 1936 astute talent scouts for the network shows shoved a contract Under his nose and 24 hours later were auditioning him for his first quiz program.

And Chicago lost its greatest musical announcer. He works once in a week on air now at 9:30 o'clock every Monday night over KSCJ on the Bob Hawk show. Bob Hope Cast in Hollywood Star Time Bob Hope With Bob Hope on hand to move the hands on the clock, Hollywood Star Time changes night and hour for its final broadcast of the season at 9:30 p. ra. Thursday over KSCJ.

Hope will be heard as a newspaper reporter in Love Is News. Holly wood Star Time, which moves from Saturday to Thursday with this broadcast, features Herbert Marshall as master-of-ceremonies Beginning April 3, Hollywood Star Time will be replaced for the summer by The Man Called starring Herbert Marshall as Ken Thurston, private investigator of domestic and international crimes. Johnson Family Has Age Guessing Contest Jimmy Scribner, creator-writ er-actor, one-man team for adventures of The Johnson Family, weekdays, 3:15 p. m. on KTRIJ has been so busy portraying all' 22 male and female story char acters for the past 17 years that he's forgotten just how old Papa Johnson is supposed to be.

he's writing in six clgws to papa age in the daily scripts, and asking his listeners to come up with the correct figure. The lucky per-soa coming closest to the cor-j Party Service A. A. Gal on i in, rr i i nd 1 L- -m iir i i For High Comedy I for a nigh note rT rr 1 Hedr Bob Hope on listening tune 1 Sports Noon Melody ABC Dinner Bell Roundup 18:15 P. ML KSCJ Chick Talk KTRI Markets ABO Central Publlo Markets 18:30 P.

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