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THE BATTALION
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4:16 Children’s Story Hour WTAW
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Andrini Continentales BN
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On Stage Everybody BN
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Report From London BN
Trans-Atlantic Quiz BN
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Women in Blue BN
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Twenty One Stars BN
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Hello, Sweetheart BN
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Harry Wismer—Sports BN
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The Lutheran Hour WTAW
The Southernaires BN
Music by Master Composers WTAW
Weekly War Journal BN
College Ave. Baptist Church WTAW
John B. Kennedy BN
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Old Fash. Revival Hour WTAW
Listen, the Women BN
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Fun Valley—A1 Pearce BN
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Hot Copy—O’Cedar BN
Philco Summer Hour BN
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Daily War Journal BN
Your Life Today BN
Blue Correspondents BN
Andrini Continentales BN
The Breakfast Club BN
My True Story BN
Aunt Jemima BN
Songs by Kay Armen BN
Between the Lines WTAW
Breakfast at Sardi’s BN
Gil Martyn BN
Songs by Cliff Edwards BN
Glamour Manor BN
Mid-Morning Melodies WTAW
Farm and Home Makers BN
Baukhage Talking BN
WTAW Noonday News WTAW
Farm Fair WTAW
Bunkhouse Roundup WTAW
Kiernan's Corner BN
The Mystery Chef BN
Ladies Be Seated BN
Songs by Morton Downey.... BN
Hollywood Star Time—RKO BN
Appointment with Life BN
Ethel and Albert BN
Music for Moderns WTAW
Time Views the News BN
Know Your State—
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Brazos Valley F.S.A WTAW
Three Romeos BN
Something for the Girls WTAW
Dick Tracy BN
Terry and the Pirates BN
Hop Harrigan BN
Jack Armstrong BN
Captain Midnight.
Sea Hound
Land of the Lost
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WTAW
Batt Chat
Chief Specialist John CarteT,
former Metropolitan Opera star
who recently returned from enter
taining bluejackets in the Pacific
war theatre, will be featured solo
ist on the WTAW broadcast of
Meet Your Navy, Friday, July 28,
at 7:30-8:00 p.m., CWT. Chief Car
ter will sing a South American
ballad, “Quiereme Mucho.”
In dedication to all Navy men
who have sacrificed their lives in
behalf of shipmates, and particu
larly to Marine Staff Sergt. Grey-
don Tabor, who shortly before his
death in a plane was overheard
praying for the safe return of the
pilot, Capt.* Harold Walker, the
Bluejacket Choir of 200 voices will
intone “A Prayer of Thanksgiv
ing.”
Orchestral selections on the pro
gram will include a concert ar
rangement of “I’ll Remember
April,” and a brand new song,
“Pilots, Man Your Planes,” with
melody by Peter De Rose and ly
rics by Lieut. Arthur Kurlang.
The dramatization will consist of
an open letter from the men of
the U. S. Navy to Premier To jo’s
successor.
Meet Your Navy, broadcast each
week via the Blue Network, orig
inates at the U. S. Naval Train
ing Center, Great Lakes, 111.
* * *
The Parker Family plans to visit
a relative in another city on the
Friday, July 28, program over
Jack tDwens, radio’s renowned
Cruising Crooner and author of
such song hits as “Louisiana Lul
laby” and “The Hutsut Song,” will
introduce' his latest ballad via
WTAW’s Breakfast Club, Monday,
July 31, at 8:00 a.m., CWT.
Titled “Put Your Little Head
On My Shoulder,” the new song
has been inspired by Jack’s experi
ences as a Cruising Crooner on
the Breakfast Club. Instead of
singing into a stationary micro
phone, Jack uses a portable mike
and croons into the ears of ma
trons and bobby-sox sisters in the
studio audience.
Breakfast Club, with Don Mc
Neill as m.c. and music by Harry
Kogen’s orchestra, is broadcast
over the Blue Network Mondays
through Saturdays at 8:00-9:00 a.
m., CWT.
* * *
What happens when a woman
executive marries her assistant,
has a baby, then refuses to give
up her career?
For the drama inherent in such
a situation listen to WTAW’s My
True Story on Monday, July 31, at
9:00 a.m., CWT. Called “I Have
Something To Tell You,” the story
has a good deal to say.
* * *
Martha Scott will select the best
scene from one of her pictures and
play it during her guest appear
ance on the Mary Small Show over
WTAW, Sunday, July 30, at 4:00
p.m., CWT. Mary Small will sing
in her swingy style and Ray Bloch
will direct the orchestra in sizzling
arrangements.
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Two youngsters whose store of
WTAW at 7:15 p.m., CWT, but | lore would floor a score of schol-
they really go to town when it ars will debut with the Quiz Kids
comes to selecting a new chapeau on their WTAW broadcast Sunday,
for Pa.
Mr. Parker is satisfied to wear
his old panama but the rest of the
July 30, at 6:30-7:00 p.m., CWT.
They are Marjorie Bruce, 14-
year-old miss master mind of Jack-
family is unanimous in the deci-; sonville, HI., whose forte is litera-
sion that the headpiece is only fit j ture, and John Cook, 11-year-old
for the Smithsonian Institute. Chicagoan, whose specialties are
An entire day is spent in the ships, airplanes and football.
selection of Pa’s new straw lid and
the saintly patience of the hat
store clerk is blasted beyond rec
ognition. “Where did you get that
hat?” is packed with comedy and
has a hilarious finale.
Marjorie is national president of
the All-American Club, an organi
zation of youngsters who contrib
ute war stamps and bonds to aid
children with infantile paralysis.
Joel Kupperman, 8, David Davis,
11, and Harve Fischman, 13, will
round out the board of brainy
bairns, and Joe Kelly will serve as
quizmaster of ceremonies.
* * *
Twenty-six years from the day,
July 30, 1918, that Joyce Kilmer
died in action in France, tribute
will be paid him by Mack Harrell,
Metropolitan Opera baritone. He
will sing Kilmer’s most famous
lyric, “Trees,” during his guest
appearance on the World of Song
program over WTAW, Sunday,
July 30, at 3:30 p.m., CWT.
Marie Wilkins, “Met” soprano
who achieved fame overnight when
she filled in for Lily Pons, will
also appear on the program sing
ing “None but the Lonely Heart”
and “Lover.” Harrell’s second solo
is “Mattinata,” and Wilfred Pelle
tier’s orchestra will present “Waltz
of the Flowers.”
The entire company will be heard
in a medley from Jerome Kern’s
“New Moon,” — “Stouthearted
Men,” “One Kiss,” “Softly as in a
Morning Sunrise,” and “Lover,
Come Back To Me.”
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Elsa Shelley, author of the
Broadway play, “Pick-Up Girl,”
will be a guest of Janet Planner
on the WTAW broadcast of Listen,
The Women, Sunday, July 30, at
2:00 p.m., CWT.
Other members of the panel who
will discuss questions sent in by
women from all over the country
will be Dr. C. Mildred Thompson,
dean of Vassar College, and Thyra
Samter Winslow, fiction writer.
* * *
Newspaperwoman Anne Rogers
is mystified when, in the WTAW
broadcast of Hot Copy, Sunday,
July 30, at 4:30-5:00 p.m., CWT,
she finds that her column, “Second
Glance,” contains a paragraph
prophesying the death of District;
Attorney Charles Gilmore.
While she is still, wondering who
inserted the sinister item in her
column, police report that Gilmore
has been murdered exactly as pre
dicted. She hurries to the scene
of the crime where Gilmore’s
nephew and the butler are held
as suspects.
Anne’s investigation convinces
her that the killing was performed
by an outsider—someone who is
still in the house—and in a start
ling climax she exposes the guilty
person.
Betty Lou Gerson plays the role
of Anne Rogers.
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Tunefully circumventing the law
that forbids the manufacture and
sale of absinthe, due to its worm
wood content, Dorothy Kirsten, so
prano, and Mack Harrell, baritone,
will make a duet of Victor Her
bert’s “Absinthe Frappe” on the
Keepsakes program over WTAW,
Sunday, July 30, at 7:30 p.m.,
CWT.
Accompanied by Tom Jones’ or
chestra, the chorus will sing “Peg
gy O’Neil,” and a hit of World
War One, “Rose of No Man’s
Land.” Miss Kirsten’s solos will
be “The Lilac Tree” and “Car-
mena.” Harrell will sing “Forever
Is a Long, Long Time,” and “The
Two Grenadiers.” The pair also
will sing, as a duet, “Castle of
Dreams.”
* * *
Jargon jawe dby softball play
ers, telephone linemen and furni
ture salesmen will be “decoded” by
Lingo Linguists on the WTAW
broadcast of Sez You, Saturday,
July 29, at 1:30-2:00 p.m., CWT.
Slinging the slang of their re
spective fields will be Billy Moss,
furniture salesman, H. A. Hirons,
lineman for the Bell Telephone Co.,
and Dorothy Binder, star short
stop on a softball team.
The Lingo Linguists heard week
ly on Sez You are Herb Graff is,
political columnist, Clem Lane,
newspaper editor, and Patricia
Dougherty, writer and radio com
mentator.
Herb Newcomb is slangmaster
of ceremonies and Sam Cowling
serves as punster and pndit.
* * *
Note for note renditions as play
ed by the late master, Bix Beider-
beck, of “I’m Cornin’, Virginia”
and “Big Boy,” will be presented
by trumpeter Bobby Hackett in the
Eddie Condon Jazz Concert, on
which Gene Krupa will star, over
WTAW Saturday, July 29, at 2:30
p.m., CWT.
Genial Gene, America’s top tub
thumper, again guests on the
Blue’s unpredictable, ad lib jazz
circus after an absence of one
week. The Big Beiderbecke spe
cialties are two numbers left over,
because of time limitations, on
last week’s Beiderbecke concert.
* * *
Lieut. Gen. Brehon Somervell,
commanding general of the Army
Service Forces, will address civil
ian and military personnel of the
A.S.F. via the WTAW broadcast
of Twenty-One Stars, Saturday,
July 29, at 2:02-2:30 p.m., CWT.
Speaking before the combined
staffs of the ten Army Service
Commands, General Somervell will
cite accomplishments of the A. S.
F. thus far, and outline the task
still to be done. He will be intro
duced by Maj. Gen. Clarence H.
Danielson, commanding general of
the Seventh Service Command.
Music will be supplied by the
344th Army Service Forces band
and orchestra.
* * *
The first of two broadcast con
certs by the Boston Symphony Or
chestra during its Mozart festival,
being held on the orchestra’s es
tate at Tanglewood, Mass., will be
heard over WTAW on Saturday,
July 29, at 7:30 p.m., CWT.
Dr. Serge Koussevitzky, con
ductor of the orchestra, will direct
the group, during this opening con
cert being played in the Opera
Concert Hall on the Lenox Estate,
in Mozart’s “Symphony in A Ma
jor” and his “Divertimento in B-
Flat Major.” The latter composi
tion was written for strings with
two horns.
Dorothy Maynor, distinguished
soprano, will be heard in airs from
“The Magic Flute” and “Don Gio
vanni.” Concluding the program,
the orchestra will play the “Sym
phony in C Major, No. 34.”