Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1936 — Page 20

AW! THE BUCKING BRONCOS HE GOT THAT 48 THE ou R WW THIS COW CAMP ARE AS "CRACK N HIS ¥ THING HELL | GENTLE AS A GOAT, COMPARED | CROCK THE « RIDE WHILE TO THE MUSTANGS IN “THE BE TME A Sy HE'S HERE, FAR NORTH COUNTRY! T2f GLASS-EYED “RX WiLL BET EGAD, T RECALL AM OUTLAW | ZEBRA BUCKED 2x RANCH-EWE-NECKED SORREL CALLED HM OFF A <Z7 HOUSE THE RAT HE COULD TURN A MERRY-GO-J ( ROCKERS / COMPLETE FOOTSPRING ~r ROUND! AND HIS DOUBLE TURNS UNSEATED EVERY COW PUNCHER I HAD UMP AF « KAFE -KAF F nn AFTER A 5-HOUR BATTLE, 1 HAD HIM AS TAME x AS A WITTEN /

Murray Script Writer's Imagination Fed on Rarebit, Synopsis Indicates; Johnny the Call Boy to Visit Here India INVITES BERNIE AS ‘GUEST

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A synopsis of Ken Murray's Wh scheduled program for this evening V2 4 2% 3 would indicate that whoever writes 7.7% 4 YH ZT 2 LW / th y pn 1 - nha the script had dined late on Welsh | 88 n= / NE rarebit before turning out the opus. The ingredients—of the skit, not ‘of the rarebit—include a magnificent hunting lodge in the North woods, a pack of wolves, an East Indian mystic (played by Mr. Murray in person) and the Dionne quintuplets (not in person.) ur Se . The plot decrees that the lodge TR 298 belongs to Phil Regan, the pro-| : - ; ; ESR AKT Tt gram’'s tenor, who has invited the Cr er St : A Jo WY RX &., BN ZA i Fo Sze cast members to spend a quiet Gn b , s / =! SS A ) ary PRE A rd lh week-end. But the quins arrive Ohe NY Wvtiirnad,.; sein nde and throw the place in an uproar; ie MAIR COWBOY ARE . and the Hindu psychic, invited to] f. = i A

Oswald gets lost among the wolves, N TRWILLIAMS, read minds, proposes to Eve Arden. LI'L ABNER

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g-138 J) Miss Arden proceeds to give him a —By Al Capp Go piece of her mind, saving the seer poy the trouble of reading it. It all will happen at 6:30 p. m. on WFBM.

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Johnny the Call Boy, who has been paging his cigaret sponsor in vain these many seasons, will lend his diminutive presence to Indianapolis a week from today. He is to arrive in his own pint-size car, with a chauffeur at the wheel, if you please.

-AND YET-HE DIDN'T COME URTIN” LAST. NIGHT-

A ABNER MAY NOT BE A FASTER WORKER .BUT LJ’ SANDRA IS 7

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Since this is the season for endorsing people, we should like to put forward the name of Rupert Hughes as America’s ace master of BE : : CS -ceremonies. 'Midst the forced geni- CS SAORI,

ality and unctuous suavity of man woe J 3 C By aa conductors, Ne ey It isn’t every day that a radio performer is a guest on his own ) 2,

subtle and genuinely witty remarks | Program—yet that is what is in store for Ben Bernie tonight. Though are distinctly refreshing. he and all his lads are supposed to be vacationing, Ben has been Tonight = the versatile soldier-| called back for an appearance with your Aunt Sophie Tucker (shown writer-broadcaster has prepared a | reading her script), who is the program's “master” of ceremonies. radio version of William Dean How-| The broadcast will be at 7 p. m. over WLW.

pen ja fo sar Edvard Armold S| 1 JC0 1) AY EVENING PROGRAMS

which is to star Edward Arnold. On the same program, at 7:30 p. m. on . (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane nouncements caused by station changes after press time.)

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No.sHE AINT Here - =JUST LEFT FOR ®=ASTPORT, ‘To SIGN UP THE NeW MGHT KeEsEreER. I GUESS THAT MAURICE WAS A BAD ONE-~-

WILL. NO MDRE Tl RE THE KEEPER OF EAST LIGHT

‘BR ABLE To TEND THe LIGHT THAN MAURICE

WFBM, will be Gertrude Niesen, radio songstress recently featured in the new “Ziegfeld Follies.”

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No, Pierre DONT SAY INDIANAPOLIS ANYTHING o | WFBM 1230 L (CBS Net.) A) : Patti Chapin Tea Tunes Tea Tunes Renfrew

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.) Flying Time Hymn Sing

Jackie Heller Melody Masters ..

CINCINNAT1 CHICAGO WGN 720 (NBC-Mutual) (Mutual Net.)

Wise Crackers .... Melodies Morrell-organ Melodies Toy Band Singing Lady . Lowell Thomas ...urpnan Annie

Though accompanists tradition- Sod ; ally are unsung heroes, Emil Seidel, = EE former Indianapolis pianist and ”y present collaborator with Maj. Bowes, seems to get his share of attention. We hear, though, not from the reticent Mr. Seidel, thaf he hires two secretaries to take care of his fan mail and requests for autographed pictures. He has earned the friendship of many of the Sunday night hopefuls with his helpful. suggestions and kindly assistances through their sessions of “mike fright.”

Good Music

BY JAMES THRASHER

The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, heard last winter and spring - over WIRE on Thursday : nights, is to have a new day, hour and network beginning Sunday Sept. 13. Their same sponsors have bought a 45-minute program period (a quarter-hour increase over the former series) on CBS, at noon, with WFBM bringing the music to local listeners. Many who heard the Pittsburghers’ broadcast during the past season have wished that some, Iccal “angel” might promote our own symphonists in the same manner. Musically, the Pittsburgh orchestra has nothing on the Indianapolis organization. Both bands have operated along similar financial lines— at least until the Pittsburgh players’ radio debut. The Pittsburgh Symphony, of course, was one of the pioneer orchestras of the Middle West. Under the successive leaderships of Frederick Archer, Emil Pauer and Victor Herbert, it reached its zenith at the turn of the century. The orchestra disbanded, however, in 1909, and was not revived until 10 years ago. | 1!

Soloist Is Aided, Too

It is doubtful that many outside the vicinity of Pittsburgh gave much thought to the group during the past decade. But such is the publicizing of radio that dialers, however they may regard the or-

Wise Crackers Ensemble String Trio Ensemble

Bob Elson Rubinoff Nelson's Or. Tom, Dick, Harry

Johnsons Voice of Exp. Lum, Abner Crusaders

Bohemians . Bohemians Miller’s Or. News-Scores

Music Hall Music Hall Ken Murray Ken Murray

Easy Aces Music Varady Sports

Reisman’s Or. Reisman’s Or. Edgar Guest Edgar Guest

Life Dramas Novis-Gould Heidt's Or, ....... - Heidt's Or. ........

Bernie's Or. Bernie's Or. ......Sander’'s Or. Give 'Em Heat ....Park Concert Give ’Em Heat ....Park Concert

Sharkey-Louis ..... String Symph. ..... Randolph’s Or. B. McFadden Sharkey-Louis ...... G. O. P. Talk ... Nelson’s Or. ....... Sharkey-Louis ...... Rubinoff Concert Or. Sharkey-Louis Four Showmen ... Concert Or.

Len Riley News—Bason Robison’s Or. Unannounced Stabile’'s Or. ....... Unannounced Stabile’s Or. ........ Unannounced

Dorsey’s Or. ........ Vox rop Dorsey's Or. eevee... Vox Pop Caravan Future Stars Caravan Future Stars

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MZ, «ONE THING ABOUT | SLEEPIN' IN TREES —Y'DON'T HAVE TWORRY ABOUT WAKWKY UP

Men Only Men Only

++. Unannounced e Givot Unannounced 2 Spitalny’s Or, ....... Venuti’'s Or, ....... Bring’s Or. . Spitalny’s Or. ...... Venuti’'s Or. ....... Bring’s Or.

Lowe's Or, ccoccee «. Henderson's Or. . Lewis’ Or.

Lowe's Or. ..cc..e0e Henderson’s Or. ..Lewis' Or. Lewis’ Or. Cherniavsky reas Heidt’s Or. .......Heidt's Or. Cherniavsky

WEDNESDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS

CINCINNATI CHICAGO WwW Tv GN 720 (NBC-Mutual) (Mutual Net.)

esesss..os Golden Hour esessanese Golden Hour

Sl Bas | wm | B= | mms | Bw - em Prd | PSH | Found | woud | Kova | NOLS | vim

Paul Sullivan Light's Or. ....... Dance Or. Sanders’ Or, raven, Sanders’ Or.

Lewis’ Or.

S99 | Pone | RX00 | Aa | aces | Than | Saad

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.)

Chuck Wagon ..... Chuck Wagon

Early Birds ........ Musical Clock .. Musical Clock Musical Clock Musical Clock

essvesss Hall Trio Sextet Aristocrats Doc Whipple Unannounced Calendar Today's ildren..Jean Macy Constitution

8 ....conseses House Party. Cooking School

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Girl Alone .c.ccecee. Painted Dreams Stock: \ “.

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.)

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I JUST THOUGHT OF SOMETHIN’ FUNNY ! SOME- WAS Lara BODY SHOULDA TOLD A " f YOUR POCKETS WH {i ROARK NEVER TO RIGHT ! UB !

Bl ANCHORS AND LET CROSS BRIDGES BEFORE You GO SWIMMING !!

ANCTHER ONE LIKE Yi

A HAYMAKER BEFORE THAT AND WE'LL FILL

HE WAS CLOSE ENOUGH AND MR.BRIDGES LET HM HAVE A SOCK

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Tunes Ar .. Whistler ....Dance Rhythm .... Good Morning «+... Bobinsons Good Morning

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Melodies Varieties We Four Varieties Varieties

Hollywood ......... Happy Long . Montana 8lim ...... Mrs. Farrell T! Mrs. Farrell

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Merrymakers Merrymakers

Gold Medal ..... Gold Medal ... Gold Medal ... Gold Medal

Queen’s Minstrel .. Mary Sothern som, Dick, Harry. Tot. Dick, Harry

c-:seseessss Markets Farm Hour Mid-day Service -. Farm Hour String Trio «ss. Farm Hour ....... Margot Rebeil

«oe. RUDINO ....cc.....Ensemble Kitty Keene License Bureau

Joe White ..3 Naturals +.Farm-Home Farm-Home

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(I JUST AIN'T THE KINDA DAME | SHE CALLED ME A POODLE-FACED

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sesso. Molly-Movies DRESSES, I'M SHOWIN' OFF ME MUSCLES, SEE,

«.sse.June Baker Salvo-Organ Baseball

= Marine Band LIKE ..Marine Band 2 Mary Baker ....... Varieties .

Gogo DeLys

chestra’s artistic contribution, possess an accurate estimate of the steel city’s musical activities. The past year's broadcasts likewise provided a stepping stone for Reed Kennedy, baritone soloist with the orchestra on several occasions. Mr. Kennedy, a young Pittsburgh business man, had given himself a year in which to prove to himself, family and friends, that music really was his field. His broadcasts last season have resulted in seven return engagements in the orchestra's new spries; a series for a Pittsburgh canning company, beginning Sept. 2, and possibly another commercial with an orchestra under Gustav -‘Haenschen's direction.

Burns’ Characters Real, Paper States

Maybe some of you Bob Burns ‘fans thought that Bob's various relatives, Grandpa Needham, Aunt Jenny and Uncles Hink, Meadors, ~ Enoch, Collins, Bob Cook and the rest were figments of the Burnsian ‘imagination. . Well, they aren't. They are, in fact, real live persons, and we can prove it by the Bob Burns edition of the Van Buren (Ark. Press-Argus, ~. Which reached our desk: this morning. The Press-Argus was established in 1859 and, so the masthead tells us, is the oldest weekly in Arkansas. Hugh and J. C. Park are the owners; Hugh Park is edi-tor-publisher; Ruie Ann Park is news editor and G. Leo Park is plant foreman. "The edition

Concert Hail Concert / Hall Inst'mentalists Ciyde Barrie

Jackie Heller Ranch Boys , G’pa Burton

Bohemians

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Musicale + Bailey Axton

Hall's Or. Tea Tunes .....

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Flatbush Foxes .

Science Feature ...

..Johanna Grosse ... Baseball News «ees Baseball Pepper Young ....Baseball Larry Duran Baseball

. Baseball .. Baseball

aseba After Ball Game

ser’'s Or. ........Melodi : 3 br O’Brien ..,Melo _- Band

sparkling story of Bob's life (unsigned), called “Up With the Bazooka.” There are interviews with his first school teacher, his oldest neighbors, the man who sold Bob his first pair of pants, and Uncle Tom, the Negro who ran the ferryboat, Caroline, over to Fort Smith, and who used to take the future comedian riding. f And pictures! The town here is depicted from babyhood right through to the present. We see him with curls down to his shoulders (he was Robin Burn then, and for some years after); we see him as a member of the football, baseball and mandolin clubs; with his mother and other relatives; with the home wwn boys, and as a. sols er. : Le The bazooka, it seems, made its appearance early in the Burns ca-| reer

An important feature of the paper is Bob's own opinion of his home town signed Burns,”

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