AN AFTERNOON WITH
BEA WAYNE & ANDRE BARUCH

Originally broadcast on WNIB
Saturday, March 11, 1989

YOUR HIT PARADE (9-21-46) The top songs of the week “as determined by Your Hit Parade survey, which checks the best-sellers in sheet music and phonograph records, the songs most heard on the air and most played in the automatic coin machines . .” Andy Russell, Peggy Mann, the Hit Paraders and Mark Warnow and the orchestra provide the nine current hit songs and two Lucky Strike Extras. Andre Baruch announces. AFRS rebroadcast. (9:40; 11:10; 8:45)

ALAN YOUNG SHOW (1944) Alan pursues a career as a newspaper reporter. Comedy provided by Kenny Delmar, Ed Begley and Jack Kirkwood. Music by singer Bea Wayne, Peter Van Steeden and the orchestra. Bea sings “Music Makes Me,” “Amour,” and “Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet!” AFRS rebroadcast. (9:55; 10:45; 8:25)

THE SHADOW (1-11-48) “The Bones of the Dragon” starring Bret Morrison as Lamont Cranston with Grace Matthews as the lovely Margo Lane. The Shadow thwarts an evil Chinese bone polisher involved in Tong War activities. Announcer is Andre Baruch. Blue Coal, MBS. (13:40; 15:15)

BEA WAYNE-ANDRE BARUCH SHOW (5-10-50) Excerpt from their early-morning disc jockey program in New York. Records include an interesting novelty tune by Dennis Day, doing many impressions. Taystee bread, Mennen Hair Oil. (13:20)

OUR SPECIAL GUESTS will be BEA WAYNE and ANDRE BARUCH speaking of radio and their careers in a conversation we recorded in their Beverly Hills, California home on June 17, 1988. The interview will be presented throughout our program. (12:50; 13:23; 26:21; 13:17; 12:56)