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'VOICES IN THE AIR THURSDAY, P DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT, 180 WOKO—The Amphions . 100 WIP—Dance music. WHN—Caravan WRC—Meyer-Dayis' % music litornia Arrowhead —H. Stern's, WMCA—-Ernie Golden's. WHN WJZ—Jacques Groen's, 2 WEA—Vincent Lopez's. WHN—Ted Lewis', Bwanee EVENING PICK, wtions, this afternoon, will] rast W play. In the evening WEZ will ofter a radio presentation of “Ilaust,” Fastern Time WBZ (3 5—"I'aust,” under direction c ume Vinelle-John- son. WEAP (40 ~“Atwater-Kent Ra~ WEAR (450.4) organ recital WIP (505.2) 10—Dar KDKA (309) 10:15 WLW (422.3) 12 program Central -Vincent Perey, musie. Miduight featurc Time, WHAS (3 ~Mixcd concert. WORD (2 1o r KPRC (296.9 30—R. S Pearson, baritone WRBBM (266) tons, KYW ( Minstre WDAL Trolic. KYW's “Aerfal 45--Nihthawk KGO (361, musical program KFT (467) 8- Musical selcetions. KPO (128.3) 9—Popular program. W 0-part WTIC—Hartford—176 8:30—Dinner nt Trio. Weather report. ball scores. k—Prof. I'rederick Slocum tor of Van Vleck Observa- ¢ Heavens in October.” Dinner musie continued. music—1Hub restau- WBZ—Springfield—333 6:30—Hotel Lenox Ensemble, T:15—Market report 7:30—Children’s clhiorus Lancaster theatcr, 8—To be announced. 8:30—Stanley Fletcher, pianist, 8:45—Evening of Opera under the from the 10:1 persons’ Musical. 9—"Radio Artists.” 10—8ilvertown orchestra. —BOston—349 —Bi Brother club. 20—J.ost and Found; scores, sicale. §-11—Program same WNAC—BoOston—280 WNAC dinner dance, wssachusetts Cooperative > coavention. as WEAF. 6:30- 6:45 — Bank 1 WOTS—Worcester—208 e Larkinitce. Program from WEAI 10:11—Silvertown orches WJZ—New York—1, #01—Baseball, racing returns. concert, w Mrs. Washington.” cing results. —Honest Ballot Association. U, 8. Army Band. yal hour of music. ques Green's orchestra, with Clark’s Hawailans, WEAF—New York—i92 6—Dinner music 1—Mid-week services: . Aida Quartet; address by Rev. Samuel H. Seem, Larkinites.” Brass re. estra c7z's orch WJY—New York—105 terbilt orchestra WGBS—New York—316 ~Uncle G SLEIPY-HEADS When the shudes of night are falling And the Sandman's softly caliing To the little Sleepy-heads we love so well, Bread and Milk is just the ticket That admits them through the wicket To the land and Beauty spell, FARMERS MILK “Delivered before breakfast M8 fresh as the dawn!™ g { where Health wield their serles news play by | 8:3 11—Bydney Machat, hobo songs. WHN—New York—361 7-Iceland orchestra, 7:50—Cecll Kennedy's Quintet §—Oakland's Chateau Shanley, §:30—Dick and Flo Bernard, songs. $:45—Fitzpatrick Brothers, singing. Jimmy Clarke's Entertainers, 2:30-Joseph Turkel, tenor, 0:40=Loew's vaudeville, 10 W orchestra, 10:30—Kentucky orchestra Cara 1~ Swance orchestra. 1" 1==Qrchest and revue 4 ad Low| WMCA—New York—311 f—0O'cott Vall's Ensemble, Mario Alvarez, tenor vside orchestra T ~Lanson's orchestra S—Elsie Johnson, soprano. 1den Welr, bart 0~Muy Breen, Peter De Four Jack Roses, 2:45—Marguerite 8 10—Robert Chree Joseph W Frnle Go! bariton 201, tenor. )'s orchestr 1" WNYC—New York—526 {=-Market high spots T Arcady orchestra. ELES alarms, T ~Arcady orchestra S:15—James LaMagna, violinist John Brawley, netist 8:2 nan, « R:40 --James LaMagna, violinist, §:50—John J. Brawley, James Bren tha Welss, planist Tise Sherwood, soprano. Martha Weiss, pian 9140 A 9:55—Tlse Hoehr, nd of the Times." 1 alarms; weather. Harold Stern’s orchestra. WRNY—New York—259 7-~"Whose Birthday Today 7:05-—8port flashes, T:16—Commeree of the Day Riddie Music Party. —Joseph Pavloff. 8~~Roosevelt orchestra. s:1 avier Cugat, violinist. ons and answers. Bob Ward's Little Wards. “Home Antidotes.” —RBob Ward's Little Wards. ays, Philosophy. —Judith Roth, songs. Resta Crowell's theater. Volga Trio. 10:30—California orchestra. WFBH—New York—=273 §—Bob Schaeffer, Fred Fisher, 5ONgs. 0—Theo. Alban, songs. Kathryn Connelly, soprano. 7:15—FPaul Epp's Revellers, WOKO—New York—233 Farl Palmer, tenor, Helen Herman, contralto. :35—Jerome Lama, musical saw. 0—T.ee White, Jerry Alexander, songs. 0—Billy Thlefeld' .10 Amphions. WHAP—Brooklyn—210 6-7-—Dinner music. WBBR—Stat Hawaiian Quartet, selections, and—! school lesson, :40—\Vocal Selections; Quartet. WOR—Newark—405 “Words Mispronounced.” Shelton dinner music. Talks by Aviafors. g Bill Wathey. WOO—Philad Dinner mus WIP—Philadelphia—508 —P’agoda orchestra. oll call and bi Juy list. Music of Beethoven. $:30—Twins and concert quartet. 10—Dance phia—308 nusic, WEFI—Philadelphia—395 -Concert orchestra, The Larkinites.” 0-—""Pop’ coucert. *Radio artjsts, ~Silvertown or WELIT—Philadelphia—305 7:30—Dream Daddy WCAU—Philadelphia—: Billy Hayes’ orcliestra, ellenburg's orche —Chaminade coneert. —Organ recital Ambassador dinner music antic City—2 WGY—Schenectady—380 Dinner WGY ook ( stra Musica WRW Entert —Re ainer WGR—Buffalo—319 Yinner musie 11 Program same as WEAT WHAM—Rochester—278 T Midnight rt WEAR—Cleveland—359 T—Mariorie Moore's Melody Malds §—R. T. L. program s dance or 9—Chauncey Le Vincent F W WJ—Detrojt—353 S—Dinner coneert §—Bame as WEAF, New York. 10 | James Bren- | WOX~Detrolt—516 8—Dinner music. $—Concert program, WIR—Detroit—516 T—8tudio dinner concert, 9=—Jean Goldkette's Serenaders and | sololsts. | 10—Jean Goldkette's recording orch. | WREO—Lansing—285 1 Wagon Sercnaders, $:15—=tcvo ! ting orchestra and 1joan trio, —Spe male qua WLIB—LIgin—302 Fred Hamm and the stra. Speclul program a1l hall studio Boss's Own orel from Kim KY W—Chicago—536 S—Dinner concert from Congress I'arm burcau speeches. wenty Minutes of Good Read. " hook reviews, Joy Jones, soprano; Joe ckett, hiumorist; Genevieve Howard, reader 10:15—"Hunches for Lunches, John (., Evening at Home” program. ~“Hollywood Headline 12:15—KYW's Aerfal Minstr W BBM—Chicago—226 Samovar orch " talk | Mo orchestr: WEBH—Chicago—330 Oriole orchestra and Uptown theater y 10:3 Forb orchestra. Katherine sopranc. Beulah Landon, | violinist | ~Oriole Stories by 11 Small, tenor. WENR—Chicago—2606 T-—Rauland Lyric T All American Pionsers, Ward and Parrish, harmony singers, Other | artists, | 0—Qriole orchestra WGN—Chicago—370 er concert ing trio and classical artists —Jack Chapman’s and Jazz scamper WIS—Chicago—345 :40—Ralph Emerson, organist. Lullaby Time. A Touch of Spanish,” musi- : 5 WMAQ—Chicago—147 | —Chicago theater organ recital. | Hotel LaSaile orchestra | 10:20—Cen Irust company glee | club, | WOK—Chicago—217 | Organ rceital. | 11—Feature program including G Edwards' estra and art 11 kner, § saxophonist. wist; Pop Goliden, Other features | WELW—Cincinnati—123 Mol 8:20—Optometric “Doherty Melody 1 ren Foster, WLW orel —Midn), m orchestra, hoy & WHAS—Louisville—100 International talk. csson. Welfure coneert froli Howard | theater back st WGBL 6:20—Blue § 10—Dance orche WMBF—Miami Beach—385 | 7—Classical concert | { $=—Weather, news and market re- ctwood dance frolic and WMC—Memphis—199 30-~1nion Avenue M church program thodist WSMB—New Orleans—319 -Dinner i, Org recital and twi 30-—Harmony 0. hour co King uston—=297 KIRC s danc ritone. ! and “Wake Up!" sung hy Mrs, Grace [ the possissor of a charming soprano | our interest t | tra played quietly in the back Quick Credit 10~Delmonico Hotel orchestra. e foreground, you wo liked that program. It WEBJ's tault, however, oo | | WOC—Dayenport—184 | ame as WEAF. | “laire Hotel orchestra | Lombardo and His | Canadians were on the air KOIL—Council Bluffs—278 oed rom WTAM, Cleve Old music jubllee, furnished 1 Infor gervice, ke musie prc Guy Royal ind sented 1sions 4 band dinner hour 10 |t ion and then g Plantation Six in dance | a program on the A, schedule, A wide variety o Ol 4 | many of them new to { through, The Royual Canadiang were extremiely popular in this Jast winter and New Britain fans thelr e arance Music Box restaurant, Clevelan us, came 7—Ameriean Leglon cony Vicinity tivities throughout the e ntion a ning. | from WDAP—Kansas City—365 Book talk, Tell-Me-a-Story Lady. s Ensemble, Early evening rece hawk Frolie. Plantation he ption was aho Merry | 4 have Flayers. ced Between 6 and 7 o'clock | sible to pick up all Chic !'that were on the air, WREO, Lansing: WTAM RS | WWI, Detroit; WX WHAD—Milwaukee—215 | WGBU, at Iulford, I Richter o WRBT, Charlotte, North ( Dexter's Wi | though the last named Creole not come through as well as it music the night before, . e WGMU, Richmond Hill, paring for the Pulitzer ducting tests | TR t Ynis tir WCCO—=Minncapolis—i16 11—Same as WEAL, New York, of course; | Detroit; 1da, and roli 1 onsin orchestra in tati Roof orchestra program, KGO—Oakland—361 News was pre . by | and 7 resting exper N items, baseball ecore Air races ather and stock reports. ween 6 11—Musicgof Family Farm Play of 19 Thie Fires of '49." 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