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Bramhall to Describe
Badger Tilt Saturday
Frequencies
WIBA
KH.\
KMOX
.
KSTP
K-BBM
W C CO
WCFL
fTCMP
tCCNB
1310 VVGN
87* WIND
I1ZO WISN
1500 WJJD
780 WLBL
RIO
1000
1340
. . . «8»
720
560
...1150
1160
930
WLS
WLW
WMAQ
WTMJ
890
>00
670
620
(Program listen lit The State
Journal «r« checked Co the last
ponlble moment. Changes may be
made however, at the discretion
of tattoos and networks.)
WIBA Toniaht
5-OCi XBC Adventure Stories
5.1.'. Jeanne's Stories
S :2. Program Resume
5.30 News Edition
S 4i Tne Sports Parade
f, 00 Dinner Melody
«:J(I M«t the Team
(, 4:, In Fricdnch Koetlcr
:;00 NBC Concert Hour
7:3(1 ftoundv Present!
7 45 Dane County Safety Council
B 00 NBC Waltz Tune
8.30 Music ol the Day
S'OO NBC Famous Jury
Trials
NBC Studio X
NifiM News Edition
)(. 15 NBC Story Drama
30.30 NBC Sammy Koyc Orchestra
: i :oo NEC News
JI 11 Club Channclrrr Orchestra
1 ] -TO NBC Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
U.ii NBC New*
6:30
10-00
Drama
Variety
Music
Ofher Staiions Tonight
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11:30
11:3(1
11' -00
12:00
12:0*0
Amos 'n' Andy—WBBM WCCO
Fred Warms—WTMJ WLW
Lu.-n an'! Ahn-r —WIBl'
Linny Ross— WBBM WCCO
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, 1-JIiM
Auction Quiz—WLS
K.--- Si'...n—WH...M WCCO
C o n c e r t Hour—WMAQ WTMJ
I'rc-.-s Concrrnce—WON
Information PU-astr—WMAQ
Th? Lone Ranper—WGN
Waltz Time—WMAQ WTMJ
Gabriel Hcottcr—WGN
Plavhousc— WBBM WCCO
Ganc Busters—WENR
Michael & Kitty—WENR
;>-.•!.:.-use •• i ..,.'.y
I WLW
Ciiarlti Lanehton—WGN
!.:»! NiKhtor-'.VHn.M WCCO
G:r.i:y Simms— WBBM KMOX
Wings of Destiny WMAQ WTMJ
Hoilvwood Premiere—WBBM Rochester Civic Orcli.—WENR
Robinson vs. Zlvic—WGN
Lum and Abner—WENR
A! Pearce WBBM WCCO KMOX
Grand Central Station—WMAQ
Ted Steele Orch.—WENK
Free Warms Orch.—WMAQ
F:nest Music—WENR
H::ythm at Random—WENR
Mu-ic for Everyone—WMAQ
?;,:;de of Bands—WTMJ
Abe Lyrr.an Orch.—WLW
Del Courtney Orch.—WON
M-j^ic for LiMenine—WMAQ
Dance Music (to 12)—WTMJ
Toddv Powell Orch.—WBBM
Southern Rivers—WMAQ
Wavne Kinc Orch.—WENR
Liu Breesc Orch.—WENR
C::uck Wagon Day*—WMAQ
Lawrence Welk Orch.—WGN
Rarr.cn Ramos Orch.—WBBM
Moon River—WLW
Masterworks of Music—WCCO
Dick Jurgens Orch.—WGN
Music You Want—WENR
Err.il'- Petti Orch.—WMAQ
Les Brown Orch.—WGN
Ralph Barlow Orch.—WBBM
Nicr.t Owl Club—WCCO
X:tc Watch (to 41—WIND
Let's Dance—WMAQ
W-ody Herman Orch.—WENR
Art Kassel Orch.—WGN
Say Herbock Orch.—WBBM
WIBA Saturday
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?:30
T:SO
8-15
MORNING
The Happv Hayseeds
XBC News Here and Abroad
M-jsical Clock
State Journal News Edition
Musical Clock
Program Resume
TONIGHT!
LOUELLA
PRESENTS
JACKIE
AND
7 p. m.—Concert Hour (WIBA):
Lucille Manners, Ross Graham,
others; "Sunset," by Kent Cooper;
"In the'Silence oC the Night," "The
Lass With the Delicate Air,"
"The
Big Bass Viol."
8 p. m.—Waltz Time (WIBA):
"Tonight We Love," "Tell It to
Star," "You Are My Sunshine."'
9 p. m.—Rochester Civic Orchestra (WENR): new series; "Coriolanus" overture, Beethoven; "Italian
Symphony,"
Mendelssohn;
"Valse Caprice," Rubinstein.
o
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Sports
6:30 p. m.—Meet the Team
(WIBA).
7:30 p. m.—Roundy (WIBA).
10 p. m.—Boxing (WGN): Ray
Robinson vs. Fritzie Zivic.
f>
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Quiz
7:30 p. m.—Information Please
(WMAQ): Groucho Marx, Deems
Taylor, John Kieran, Franklin P.
Adams, Clifford Fadiman.
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Saturdaytime
10 a. m
Lincoln Highway
(WMAQ): with Rita Hayworth.
11:30 a. m.—Stars Over Hollywood (WBBM): with Margaret
Lindsay.
11:30 a. m. — Farm and Home
Hour (WIBA): 4-H club achievement day, with Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard.
11:45 a. m.—4-H Clubs (WIBA):
Achievement day, with Verne V.
Varney, assistant state leader; Marion Wieckert, Outagamie county;
Jane Davies, Waushara county;
Merlin Wright, Waukesha county;
Melvin Rominsky, Ashland County;
Orville Kurtz, Ozaukee county.
12 m.—Ft. Sheridan (WBBM):
target shooting exhibition.
12:30 p. m—Young America Answers (WBBM): returns to the air.
'1:45 p. m.—Sports Edition
(WIND): closing of Sportsman's
park season; schedule includes
Dearborn Handicap and Endurance
Test.
4:30
p. m. — Glenn Miller
(WJBA); "Piano Concerto."
8:50
9:00
9:30
9:45
10:00
10:15
10:30
11:00
11:15
11:3U
11:45
PARSONS
'
SUZANNE
FOSTER
'GLAMOUR BOY
9:00 P.M. CST
STATION
WBBM
BROADCAST BY THE MAKERS OP
LIFEBUOY SOAP
News Broadcasts
FRIDAY NIGHT
5:00 WENR WCCO 9:00 WIND WCFL
5:00 WCFL WLW 9:30 WLW
5:10 KMOX
9:45 WIND
5:15 WTMJ
10:00 WIBA WTMJ
5:30 WIBA
10:00 WBBM WLW
5:45 WMAQ WBBM10:00 WENR WCFL,
5:45 WLW WCCO 10:15 WMAQ WLW
6:00 WIBU WIND 10:30 WBBM WGN
Art Bramhall will describe the 6:15 WMAQ WTMJ 10:45 WENB
6:30
WGN WLS
11:00 WENR WBBM
Wisconsin-Syracuse football game
6:45 WMAQ
11:00 WIBA WGN
for WIBA listeners at 1:45 p. m. 7:00 WIND WCFL 11:55 WIBA WBBM
Saturday. WIBA also will broad- 7:45 WIND WCFL 11:55 WENR WMAQ
cast a portion of Bill Stern's de- 7:55 WBBMKMOX1Z:30 WLW
8:00 WGN
1:00 WBBM
scription of the Army-Notre Dame 8:15 WGN
1:30 WGN
battle, from 1:05 to 1:45 p. m.
SATURDAY
Other football broadcasts SaturA. M.
12:55 WON WTMJ
1:00 WLS WCFL
6:15 KMOX
day:
6:30
WMAQ
WTMJ
WLS
Army-Notre Dame—Ted Husing 6:30 WLW KMOX 1:15
1:40 WTMJ WGN
on WJJD at 12:15 p. m., on KMOX 0:45 WLS
3:00 WMAQ
4:05 WGN KMOX
at 12:30 p. m., and on WCCO at 0:55 WBBM
7:00 WIBA WTMJ 5:00 WENH WLW
1 p. m.; Bill Stern on WMAQ at 7:00
WBBM KMOX 5:15 WTMJ
12-30 p. m,
7:15 WBBM WLW 5:25 WMAQ
5:30 WIBA WENR
Minnesota-Northwestern — Fort 7:20 WGN
7:30 WIBA WTMJ 5:30 WBBM KMOX
Pearson on. WLS-WENR at 1:45 7:45 KMOX
5:45 WMAQ WBBM
p. m.; other announcers on WBBM 7:55 WTMJ
5:45 WCCO KMOX
8:00
WGN
WBBM
8:00
WIBU WBBM
at 1:45 p. m. and on WCCO at 2
8:15 WLS
8:30 WGN WLS
p. m.
8:25 WTMJ
8:45 WIBA WMAQ
Illinois-Michigan—Bob Elson on 8:30 WJJD
7:00 WIND WCFL
8:40 WMAQ WBBM 7:45 WIND
WGN at 1:45 p. m.
8:45 WIND
7:55 WBBM WIND
Wisconsin-Syracuse—Rugs Win- 9:00 WGN WCFL »:00
WIND
nie on WTMJ and Ken Bellile on 9:15 WLS WLW
0:45 WLS WIND
10:00 WIBA WBBM 10:00 WIBA WGN
WHA at 1:45 p. m.
10:00 WCCO KMOX 10:00 WTMJ WLW
Q
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10:00 WJJD WLS 10:30 WBBM
WIND
11:00 WIBA WMAQ
Tonight's headliners, classified 10:45
11:00 WMAQ WGN 11:00 WGN WBBM
for your convenience:
11:30 WGN WLW 11:55 WIBA WMAQ
11:45 WLS
11:55 WBBM
P. M.
12:15 KMOX
,WCFLWJJD 12:30 WLW
8 p. m.—Playhouse (WBBM): 12:00
1:30 WBBM
12:15 WIBU
Mndelcine Carroll and Burgess 12:30 WIBA WLS
2:00 WGN
Meredith in "My Favorite Wife." 12:45 WCCO
. . . Gansr Busters (WENR): a
passion for revenge.
Sports Reviews
8:30 p. m. — F I r s t Nlffhter
FRIDAY NIGHT
(WBBM): "When Uncle Sam 5:00 WIND
6:45 WGN
Calls," topsy-turvy story of a 5:45 WIBA WTMJ 7:30 WIBA
6:00 WCFL
10:15 WBBM
draftee.
6:15 WGN WENH 10:30 WCCO KMOX
9 p. m. — Wings of Destiny 6:30 WIBA WIBU 10:50 WENR
11:00 WIND
(WMAQ): story of Wiley Post . . . 8:30 WMAQ
SATURDAY
Hollywood Premiere
(WBBM):
P.
M.
5:45 WIBA WTMJ
Susanna Foster and Jackie Cooper 1:30 WBBM WCCO 6:00
WCCO
in "Glamour Boy."
1:45 WIND(to5:30) 6:15 WGN
6:30 WMAQ WCFL
9:30 p. m.—Grand Central Sta- 4:00 WGN
WBBM WCCO 9:00 WMAQ WTMJ
tion (WMAQ): with Tom Tully and 4:15
4:30 WBBM WJJD 10:15 WBBM
Patricia Ryan.
5:15 tylBA WCFL 10:30 WCCO KMOX
10:15
p. m.—Olmsted StoryDrama (WIBA): "The Monkey's
Short Wave Toniqht
London—6:15 p. m.—A Feature Procram CSC. !».58
mi'K.. 31.3 m. : CSD.
1; 7". mci;.. 25-r> m.
H;id;i!M-fit—C:30 p. m.-—New*
In KrifiI j - r . . • H u n g a r i a n Ht>ans" f ly."
I,l.v/.t;
'"H:*- Week in Hungary." talk by Aiexi« .Via'.he; National Anthem. HAT4. 0.12
ni'-j; . 32.8 rn.
"lukyo—7.(15 p. m — News In Englfsh.
JLG4." 1510 meq . 10.8 m.; JZJ. 11.80
mrc.. 25.4 m.
Berlin—7:15 p. m.—News In English.
DJD. 11 77 racu . 25.4 in.; DZD. 10.54
ru-e.. 28.5 m : DXP. 6.03 meg., 49.7 m.
London—7:30 p m.—"Wickham Steed:
"Britain Speaks." GSC. 9.58 meg., 31.3
n . GSD. 1175 mcK.. 25.5 m.
London—8 p. in.—Headline News and
Views Commentator: J B McGeachy Paw."
GSC. 6.58 meg., 31.3 m.; GSD. 11.75
ro«.. 25.5 m.
Moscow—8,30 p. m.—English Period.
RVB6. 15.18 mei;.. 19.7 m.
Guatemala—9 p. m.—Radio-Theatre:
6:30 p. m—Fall Out for Fun
Selections from the Operettas: "The
Merry Widow." "The Count of Luxem- (WBBM): at Ft. Leonard Wood.
burg." Lehar; "The Chocolate Sol- 7 p. m.—-Kate Smith (WBBM):
dier." Oscar Strauss. TGWA, 0.08 meg.;
with Donald Crisp and Ed "Archie"
31.3 X.
London—9 p m.—The Dally Service. Gardner; Kate sings "God Bless
GSC, 9.58 mcK , 31.3 m. : GSD, 11.75 America."
irjrc 25.5 m.
8:30 p. m.—Doghouse (WMAQ):
FU:rr ; f>— <» 30 p. m —News in English.
2RO4. U fil mcc.. 23.4 m.; 2RO6. 15.30 "Hallowe'en S u r D r i s e." . . .
rr.re . llf.O rn : 2RO3. 17.82 meg., 1G.8 m. i Charles Langhton (WGN): reads
Berlin—S.30 p. in.—News in English.
Toll-Tale Heart;" Milton
DJD. 1177 men . 25.4 m.; DZD. 10.54 ' "The
ni-c . 23.5 m.; DXP. 6.03 meg.. 49.7 in.
Berle dishes the quips.
Moscow—11 p. m.—News. RV96, 15.18
9:30 p. m.—Al Pearce (WBBM):
rr..-c . 19.7 m.
Tokyo—11:15 p. m.—Report. JZJ. I and Humphrey Bogart..
I I BO rncg.. 25.4 m.: JZK. 15.1C meg., 19.7
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Schedules
Journal
Betty's Fashion Chat
NBC Reflections oi Rhythm
Virginia Graham
NBC Rosa Lee
Mid-Mornin* News
NBC Band Played On
NBC Our Bnrn
America Calling .
Agriculture Conservation
NUC Furm and Home Hour
Wisconsin 4-H Clubs
AFTERNOON
12:00 Johnny Olson
12:15 Melody Lane
12:30 Noon News Edition
12:50 Market Reports
1 :oo Melody Moments
1:05 NBC Army-Notre Dame
1 :<13 Wisconsin-Syracuse
4:30 NBC Gk""^ »'"•- ^erenade
EVENING
5:00 NBC Mugpsy p ..ier Orchestra
5:15 Final Football Score*
5:30 News Edition
5:45 The Sports Parade
6:00 Dinner Melody
6:45'NBC H. V. Kaftenborn
1:30 NBC Boy Meets Band
7:30 NBC Bishop and Gargoyle
B:oo NBC Spin and Win
8:30 NBC Frank Black Presents
9:00 NBC Hemisphere Revue
9:30 Club Chanticleer Orchestra
10:00 Night News Edition
10:15 NBC Vass Family
10:30 NBC Art Jarrett Orchestra
11:00 NBC War News
11:05 NBC Pnui Whiteman Orchestra
11:.''0 NBC Alvino Roy Orchestra
11:55 NBC News
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8:00 Barn Dance—WLS WTMJ WLW
8:00 Hit Parade—WBBM WCCO
8:00 Birth of the Billon—WGN
8:30 Dick Jurgens Orch.—WGN
8:30 Bishop and the Gargoyle WMAQ
8:45 Sat. Nlte Serenade WBBM KMOX
8:45 Theater of the Air—WGN
9:00 BU} Stern—WLW WTMJ WMAQ
9:00 Barnyard Jamboree—WLS
9:15 Rep. Hewy Jackson—WMAQ
9:15 Public Affairs—WCCO WBBM
9:30 Midwest Drama—WLS
9:30 Hot Copy—WTMJ WMAQ
9:30 Juan Arvlzu—WBBM
9:45 Peoples Platform—WBBM
10:00 Barn Dance (to 12)—WLS
10:15 Abe Lyman Orch.—WLW
10:15 Vass Family—WMAQ
10:30 Riverboat Revels—WMAQ
10:30 Parade ot Bands—WTMJ
10:30 Del Courtney Orch.—WGN
11:00 Dance Music (to 12)—WTMJ
11:05 Art Kassel Orch.—WGN
11:05 Will Osborne Orch.—WBBM
11:30 Etchings In Brass—WMAQ
11:30 Masterworhs of Music—WCCO
11:30 Ramon Hamos Orch.—WBBM
11:30 Griff Williams Orch.—WGN
11:30 Moon River—WLW
12:00 Nile Watch (to 4)—WIND
12:00 Emile Petti—WENR WMAQ
12:00 Woody Herman—WENR WMAQ
12:00 Night Owl Club—WCCO
12:00 Ray Herbeck Orch.—WBBM
12:00 Lawrence Welk Orch.—WGN
12:30 Ralph Barlow Orch.—WBBM
12:30 Dick Jurgens Orch.—WGN
1:00 Johnny Duffy Orch.—WBBM
1:00 Art Kasael Orch.—WGN
WIBA Sunday
Morning
NBC News Resume
NBC Peerless Trio
Melodies
NBC Tone Pictures
NBC News Here and Abroad
NBC Coast-to-Coast Bus
Norwegian Program
NBC Southernalrcs
NBC News Report
NBC Grazlellc Pnrrajta
NBC Hidden History
Joey Tantillo Orchestra
Sunday Melody
First Congregational Churcli
Afternoon
12:00 Hoppy Hayseeds
12:30 Noon News Edition
12:45 Music of the Dny
1:00 Accordion Parade
1:15 Lutheran Gospel Hour
1:10 NBC Chicago Round Table
.2:M> NBC nob Carroll
2:1.1 NBC II. V. Kallcnborn
2:30 NBC -Favorite Waltzes
3:00 Music for Sunday
3:30 NBC Behind the Mike
4:00 NBC Emllo Petti Orchestra
4:30 Matinee Dance
4:45 Parade of Stars
5:00 NBC The Catholic Hour
5:30 NBC The Great Glldersleeve
Evendnc
9:00 Dinner Melody
SATURDAY
6:25 News Report
6:30 NBC The Bandwagon
A. M.
P. M.
6:24 KMOX
12:10 WIBU
7:00 NBC Charlie McCarthy
10:45 WLS
12:30 WCCO
7:30 Music of the Day
11:45 WLS
12:50 WIBA
S:00 NBC Merry-Go-Round
1:15 WLS
8:30 NBC Album of Familiar Minlc
9:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour
10:00 Night News Edition
10:15 NBC Behind the Headlines
10:30 NBC Author's Playhouse
7:30 Band Wagon: Radio Hall Fire- 11:00 NBC News Edition
11:05 Club Chanticleer Orchestra
men.
8:00 Morning Melodies.
11:30 NBC Wayne King Orchestra
9:15 News and Views.
11:55 NBC News
9:30 Fun Time.
9:50 U. S. Weather Bureau.
10:00 Homemakers' Program:
Home Other Stations Sunday
work: What to do about it. W. A.
Wiltich. The guilty customer. May
Morning
Lenore Danforth.
8:00 Everybody's Hour—WLS
10:45 Magazine Rack.
8:00 Church Services—WTMJ
11:00 "Dear Sirs".
8:15 Life and the Land—WBBM
11:15 The Golden Age ot Opera.
8:15 Children's Hr.—WMAQ WLW
11:30 Keyboard Melodies: Don Voegell. 8:30 The Organ Loft—WBBM
11:45 Taxpayers' Alliance.
9:00 Musical Mill wheel—WT^S
12:00 Noon Musical*.
9:00 Chlcagoland Church Hour—WGN
12:30 Farm Program: This I» Turkey D:00 National Radio Pulpit—WMAQ
Marketing Time, 'G. E. Annin. 9:00 Church of the Air—WBBM
AAA News. 4-H Club of the Air. 9:15 Little Brown Church—WLS
V. V. Varney.
9:15 Masters of Rhythm—WTMJ
1:00 University Football Band Send- 9:30 Win pts Over Jordan—WBBM
off.
10:00 N. U. Reviewing Stand—WGH
1:15 Workers Service Program.
10:05 Sing a New Song—WMAQ
1:30 Steuben Music Program.
lo:lo Radio Parade—WMAQ
1:45 Football Pep IRally.
10:30 California Melodies—WGN
1:55 Football: Wisconsin vs. Syracuse. 10:30 Rockies' Rhapsody—WMAQ
7:00
7:05
7:15
7:30
8:00
8:15
0:00
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10:00
10:05
10:15
10:30
11:00
11:30
Markets
WHA Saturday
Other Stations Saturday
Morning
6:00 Sunrise Special—WTMJ
6:00 Breakfast Time Frolics— WGN
6:00 Crossroads Store—WLS
6:15 Farm News and Viewa—WMAQ
8:30 Farm Service— WBBM
6:30 Morning Devotions—WLS
6:30 Family Bible League— WJJD
7:00 Suburban Hour—WMAQ
7:15 Red Foley, Saddle Pals— WLS
7:45 Jolly Joe. Pet Pals—WLS
8:00 -Your Neighbor—WMAQ
8:45 Songs ol Fashion— WMAQ
8:45 Editor's Haymow— WLS
9:00 Musical Millwhcel—WLS
9:30 America the Free—WMAQ WLW
9:45 Boy Scouts—WTMJ
10:00 Lincoln Highway— WMAQ WTMJ
10:00 N. U. Reviewing Stand—WGN
10:05 Kay Thompson—WBBM KMOX
10:15 Spelling Bee—WLS
10:30 Voice of Broadway— WBBM
WCCO
10:30 High School Studio Party WMAQ
10:45 Life and the Land—WTMJ
11:00 Theater ol Today WBBM WCCO
11:00 Martha and Helen—WLS
11:30 Stars Over Hollywood—WBBM
11:30 Farm and Home Hour
Afternoon
12-00 Man on the Farm —WLS WCCO
12:00 Heinle—WTMJ
12:15 Army vs. Notre. Dame— WJJD
12:30 Army vs. Notre Dame—WMAQ
12:30 Young America Answers WBBM
12:30 Uncle Harry'.s Jamboree— WGN
1:00 Army vs. Notre Dame—WCCO
1:30 Home Talent Program—WLS
1:45 Illinois vs. Michigan— WON
1:45 U. W, vs. Syracuse— WXMJ
1:45 N. U. -vs. Minnesota WBBM WLS
2:00 N. U. vs. Minnesota—WCCO
3:02 Campus Capers—WMAQ
3:30 Weekend Whimsy— WMAQ
4:00 Tommy Dorsey Oreh. —KMOX
4:30 Recital Period—WMAQ '
4:30 Glenn Miller Orch.— WENR
4:45 Desl Halban—WMAQ
4:45 Constance Worth— WBBM
5:00 Pan America—WBBM WCCO
5:00 Rhythmaires—WMAQ
5:05 Muggsy Spanier Orch.—WENR
5:30 Religion in the News— WMAQ
5:45 Edward Tomlinson —WENS
Evening
6:00 Microphone Tour— WMAQ
6:00 Message ol Isra-sl—WENR
6:30 Wayne King—WBBM WCCO
6:45 H. V. Kaltenborn— WLW WMAQ
6:45 City Cousins—WLS
6:45 The Inside of Sports—WGN
7:00 Knickerbocker Playhouse WMAQ
7:00 Guy Lpmbardo— WBBM WCCO
7:00 Louise and Westerners —WLS
7:30 Truth or Consequences—WMAQ
7:30 Hobby Lobby—WBBM WCCO
7:30 Hawaii Calls—WGN
8:00 Spin and Win—WMAQ
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7:39 to 10:30
Saturday & Sunday
Matinee, 2:JO to 4:30
Hammond Organist
Every Evening
Rink Available (or Private Parties
Any Night, 10:30 to U
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
6. Tantalum
1, Mother(sym.)
of-pearl
7. Grampus
6. Character In 8. Persevered
"UncleTom's 9. Fillet for
Cabin"
the hair
11. Audibly
10. Gapes
12. Sphere of
16. Whey of
action
milk
13. Satellite of
17. Saucy
18. Fuss
the earth
21. Pronoun
14. Bird
24. Wheel
15. Half ems
16. Mineral
track
spring
25. Wine
19. Male dereceptacle
scendant
26. Vehicle
20. Marine alga 27. Actual
22. Fishes
occurrence
23. Mistakes
25. Highest card
28. Guide's lowest note
29. A State
32. Adage
34. Cubic meter
35. Seed coating
38. Greek letter
37. Period of
time
38. A swamp
41. Cushion
43. Beat
47. Night before
holiday
48.Thrice (mus.)
49. Hewing tool
50. Narrow
roadway
52. Mine entrance
53.Insects
65. White poplar
56. Ice particles
30. Constellation
31. Exclamation
33. Sick
34. A sweetening
38. Stubborn
animal
39. Often (poet.
40. Hawaiian
Islands
(abbr.)
41. Dissolves
42. Benefit
44. Dips out
45. Banishment
46. Discourage
through fear
Yesterday'^ Aatwet
51. Piece out
52. Finnish seaporti
54. Street (abbr ),.
55. Aluminum
sym.)
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57. One who Is
defeated
TONITE!
Hallowe'en
Masquerade
& Mid-Nire
Ghost Party
OLD TIME DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
RUBE'S WESTERNERS
Modern Dance Siinduy NlRht
BOB ABDEN'S ORCHESTRA
Club Chateau
Ladies lOe
"The Big Boss
GENE RAYMOND
IN
Commercial Ave.—Just off Sherman
No cover charge, except Saturday
We cater to small parties
SWINGS JESTERS
With Swing King
LOVELY WALK IP Reigning
at the Piano.
PARK
HOTEL
Robert
M'ntgomerr
Spanish Village
Hallowe'en Dance
TONIGHT
Music by the
NOW!
COMPANION FEATURE
and his All Colored Band at the
Also Starting Saturday
THE SERENADERS
Tantalizing tune makers of swing
and old time.
Eagles Ballroom
Guaranteed to SHOCK and DELIGHT you I . . . While revealing
the INTIMATE LOWDOWN on the
ROMANTIC TECHNIQUE ot the
opposite sexl
rhe ANDREWS SISTERS
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
Favors For Everyone!
JIMMY BAKER
Feature*
RESTAURANT AND BAR
11 E. Main — On Capitol Square
NAVX
DANCE
INDIAN
ROOM
Plate Lunches, Sandwichei
on Balcony and at Bar.
MIXER DANCE
\NtHt
"CAPTAIN MARVEL"
COLOU CARTOON & NEWS
MARINE CLUB
Steaks — Fowl — Sea Food 110 B. Wilton-Just below Poitofflca
• Famous Rare Roast Beef
• Baked Hum and Sweett
• Corned Beef and Cabbage
Every Sunday Night
SUNNY BROWN'S ORCH.
Ladles 30c
EXTRA!
Disney's
"Golden
Eggs"
ABBOT! and COSTULO
DICK POWELL
Carole
Lombard
XUMIUHT & SATUKDAY
EVENING—9:1* to 12 :M
Swingiters' Jambor**
Sunday Afternoon—2:30 to < .
NOVELTY SWINGSTER'S ORCH.
Gtntt JSc; Ladles lOc — Tax Inc.
COLONIAL
ROOM
PAYNI
CARMEN MIRANDA
CESAR ROMERO
LOU
eryone gives .
and. -why . . . because It's the best
food in town at the
lowest prices possible. Try Piper's
yourself today I
Weekday •
Dinner
J0c-45c_
Sunday
Dinner
ORPHEU
STARTS TONIGHT
BUD
MOVE OVEK,"BUDDY!
W£ ALL WANT TO
GET A PEEK AT...
G£QWJ£ WHIRS SCANDALS!
Abbotsford Utility
Purchase Approved
EnsTiuooD
"Go ToThat's
Piper's"
the tip ev-
PLATE
LUNCH
7:45 Gabriel Heatter—WGN
8:00 Merry-Go-Round—WTMJ WMAQ
S:00
Walter Wlnchcll—WENB WLW
SUNDAY
8:00 Sunday Evening Hour—WBBM
A. M.
2:19 WIBA WMAQ
Parker Family—WENR WLW
8:15
7:00 WBBM
2:45 WLW
8:30 Familiar Music—WTMJ WMAQ
7:00 WLW WIBA
2:55 WGN
Sunday
Evening Club—WIND
8:30
8:00 WIBA WLW 4:25 WON
Irene Rich—WENR W1.W
8:00 WMAQ WBBM 4:45 WCCO WBBM 8:30
8:45 Dinah Shore—WENR
9:00 WCFL WTMJ 8:28 WIBA
9:00 Hour oj Charm—WMAQ WTM1
10:00 WLS WIBA
7:lb \ O I M L ) WGN
D:00 Revival Hour—WCri, WIND
10:00 WLW WCFL 7:55 WBBM
9:00 Revival Hour—WCIX.
10:00 WMAQ WBBM l):15 WGN
Good Will Hour—WENR
9:00
10:25 WGN
10:00 WTMJ WIBA
9:00 Take It or Leave It—WBBM
10:30 WJJD
1(1:15 WMAQ
Sherlock Home)—WMAQ WTMJ
9:30
11:30 WLS
10:00 WLW WIBA
9:30 Helen Hayus—WBBM WCCO
11:55 WTMJ
10:30 WGN
9:30
Short Stories—WGN
P.M.
11:00 WGN WLW
10:00 Mr». Roosevelt—WENR
12:00 WENR WIND 11:00 WENR WIBA
]0:00 The Hermit Cave—WBBM
12:30 WIBA WCCO 11:45 WCFL
The Answer Man—WGN
12:45 WIND
11:55 WENH WMAQ 10:00
10:15 Dance Music (to 12)—WTMJ
12:55 WENR
, 11:55 WBBM WIBA 10:15
Finest Music—WENR
1:00 WLW WGN 12:30 WLW
10:30 Author's Playhouse—WMAQ
1:30 WBBM WCCO 1:00 WBBM
10:30 Lou Breese Orch.—WENR
1-.55-WGN
1:30 WGN
10:45 Tommy Dorsey Orch.—WBBM
2:00 WCFL
10:45 Del Courtney Orch.—WGN
11:00 Claude Thornhill Orch.—WBBM
11:00 Music for Listening—WMAQ
Sports Reviews
11:00 Church of Deliverance—WIND
SUNDAY
11:05 Woody Hermnn Orch.—WENR
11:05 Dick Jurgens Orch.—WGN
P.M.
11:15 Francis Craig Orch.—WMAQ
1:10 WTMJ
4:00 WJJD
11:30 Beautiful Music—WMAQ
1:15 WENR
6:30 WCCO
11:30 Ramon Ramos Orch.—WBBM
11:30 Wayne King Ovch.—WENR
11:00 Country Journal—WCCO
11:30 Moon River—WLW
11:00 Second Guessera—WMAQ
11:30 Art Kassel Orch.—WGN ,
11:00 Dr. Preston Bradley—WJJD
12:00 Music You Want—WENR
11:30 Salt Lake, City Choir—WCCO
12:00 Emlio Petll Orch.—WMAQ
11:30 Radio City—WCFL WLW
12:00 Nlto Watch (to 2)—WIND
11:30 OH Men and Books—WBBM
!2:00 Ray Hcrbeck Orch.—WBBM
12:15 Ralph Barlow Orch.—WBBM
Afrernoon
12:30 Lcs Brown Orch.—WGN
12:00 Upton Close—WMAQ WLW
12:30 Louis Armstrong Orch.—WBBM
12:00 Church of the Air—WCCO
12:30 Let's Dance—WMAQ
12:15 George Fisher—WGN
12:30 Woody Herman Orch.—WENR
12:15 Parade ol Stars—WTMJ
1:00 Griff Williams Orch.—WGN
12:30 Josel Mara is—WENR
12:30 Academy Award—WGN
12:30 World is Yours—WMAQ WTMJ
1:00 Bugle Contest—WMAQ
1:00 Spirit ol '41—WBBM WCCO
1:30 U C. Ronndtable—WMAQ
1:25 Bears vs. Packers— WENn WTMJ
2:0» N y. Philharmonic—WBBM
An arrangement under which
2:00 Shoot the Works—WGN
the Northern States Power co. will
2:15 Boys Town—WLW
purchase Uie utility property and
2:15 H. V. Kaltenborn—WMAQ
2:30 Favorite Waltzes—WMAQ
assets of Midland Public Service
2:30 Disney Song Parade—WGN
co. in and around Abbotsford,
2:45 Sen. W. F. George— WIWAQ
Marathon county, has been ap:i:00 Lutheran Hour—WCFL
3:00 Musical Bra/.ll—WMAQ
proved by the public service com.'1:00 El.son and Anson—WGN
mission, it was announced today.
3:15 Tony Wons—WMAQ WLW
Although the exact amount on
:i:no StrlnR Symphony—WMAQ
3:30 Kostclanctz A Spaldlnr— WBBM the day of the purchase cannot be
4:00 Opera Auditions—WMAQ
determined, the PSC said, the price
4:00 Family Hour—WBBM WCCO
as of June 30, 1941, would have
4:30 Musical Steelmakers—WENR
4:30 Win 15.000—WMAQ WLW
been $205,245. The Midland utility
4:30 The Shadow—WGN
has been purchasing its energy
4:30 U. C. Rolindtable—WTMJ
from Northern States.
Evening
S:00 Silver Theater— WBBM WCCO
5:00 Double or Nothing— WGN
5:00 Amateur Hour— WENK
5:00 Catholic Hour— WMAQ
5:30 Melody Ranch— WBBM WCCO
NOW!
5:30 Bulldog Drummond — WGN
5:30 Great Glldersleeve WLW WMAQ
Tor-r-lfflc!
5:55 Dear Mom— WBBM WCCO
The
things
COO Jack Benny WMAQ WTMJ WLW
they do . . .
6:00 Pearson and Allen— WENR
the way they
6:30 Bandwagon- WMAQ WTMJ
woo in Ha6:30 FlaiE A Qnlrt— WLW WENR
vana 1
6:30 Profiles and Previews— WBBM
7:1)0 Rcviv.il Hour— WLS
7:00 Charilc McCarthy WTM1 WMAQ
ALICE
7:00 Columbia Workshoo— WBBM
7:00 American Forum — WGN
7:30 One Man's Family WTM.l WMAO
7:30 Crime Doctor— WBBM WCCO
JOHN
7:30 Inner Sanctum — WLS
News Broadcasts
RoH-a-Long
SKATING
7:30-10:30
947 E. Wasn. Ave.
10:1(1-12:30
Floor Resurfaced Spcct'or.s lie
Adin, &
2 Skating Sessions
Skates, 25c
Grand Formal
Incl.
tax
Opening Sat. Nlte cnch session
Souvenirs for All
MOMPte
Cartoon "ALLEY CAT"
.ILHM'i NOW!
p ' « " - - . DAYS!
Omer Gar son
xLw
Walter Pidgcon
STEWART
DOWN
1. Entitles
2. Solitary
1. River In
Georgia
4. Flow
6. Editor (abbr.)
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