Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1936 — Page 30

With Major Hoople

.” THE INDIANA OUR BOARDING HOUSE

WE'RE SHAKING THE WIDE OPEN SPACES, WHERE A MEAL 1S A MEAL AND NOT "CHICK YOU'VE GOT HALF AM HOUR TO STUFF YOUR ALLIGATOR HIDE WITH THE INDIAN RELICS THAT YOU DUG "UP DOWN AT THE CROSSROADS

FRIDAY, ATG. 28 1006 - Movie Executive Attempts to Prohibit ~ Radio Performances by Film Players; ‘| I" Declares Theater Patronage Suffers. SMITH BALLEW'S RADIO GUEST

THAT'S A RECORD? I CAN'T FIGURE 1T~ FIRST ME PUT ON HIS OVERALLS WHICH WAS ALL RIGHT THEN =.

FIRED BEFORE HE EVEN STARTED

AND TH! FIRST } | HOLE HE SQUIRTED} OIL INTO WAS TH | CENTER IN A 4 SHAFT ~ SO THEY FIRED HIM, BEFORE |: ~HE PUT ANY IN TH’ RAT HOLES AROUND TH 71} MACHINE. ¢

THEN STARTE TO OIL TH’ MACHIN

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= W h e n Paramount an“Rounced a few weeks ago that 1t8 executives, and those of several other large film com- | panies, had insereed ‘radio preview’ their “leading actors’ contracts, it E \ ’ : : i seemed that the warring me- = tion picture and radio indus- * tries had decided to stop pull- | ing hair and bury the hatchet. | - “Hostilities have flared up on an- |" other front, however. Jack Cohn, | vice president of Columbia Pictures | Corp, has appealed to major Holly- | ore ‘wood prodiicers to write restrictions in contradis that will keep 4 iL ABNER from ‘‘exploifing movie-built : % igi ; r ; i J a lL or IT SHO WAS NICE _O' YO. , : pa 2 MISS SANDRA — TDIM TH * Press in New LIGHTS 60'S NOT TDISTURR Cohn’ said: ‘DAISY MAE tors have radio's use of pete with motion picture ‘and is spending mote ‘and exploi being used in tainment: field. n x» 2 { “People are reluctant to go to theaters, especially in smaller towns and villages,” he continued, “when their radios will bring Hollywood | personalities into their living room with the flick of .a dial.”

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In case voi did not see the Para- | ge ; : : mount announcement, it was to the | If it’s true that genilemen prefer blonds, then Smith Ballew, sing- 3 fF ‘ lavare ial = | Ing ster of ceremonies, can qualify for the select class. He has two - : effect that. players might be ré-| Ng master of Tes, : 10 3 0iaSE. + 118 -— Bri quired to appear on a broadcast in | Pf Hollywood's loveliest golden<haired ladies for his guests tomorrow By rinkerhoff

Scenes from any of their current or | Night. They are Virginia Bruce (above) and Dolores Costello Barry- 5 ene ww ———— - TT — They'll be on the air at 7:30 p. m. on WLW. : ’ rooK!l our 7 —PRETTY Soo = gi g y ) : g pe

forthcoming - picture And, as| WMmOre. ; . every te _knows, it's being | Rouse HAS F SET THE FIRE oi. 0 BOOM! 1 SEE -THE CANOE 4 done weekly. - on | FRID Y EVENING PROGR MS A TOOK OUR MOTOR CAN GO IN — MAKE RAPID TO B $<" 18 CUT=-- MANY BIG aps Mr. Cohn S remarx about. Fi2\ N/\ : BOAT SO WE CAN'T THe CANOE. fo, THE CANOE! HoLes/ WE the—*living room holds the clue to.| (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane a p CET OFF ” : 75. an eventual settlement of the dis-|! nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) ; ik THE f pute. The theater is a place where | in} 1eLAND/ Yer ae} wes oe INDIANAPOLIS es ; people go only occasionally; the WFBM 1230 average movie-goer sees about one (CBS: Net.) picture a week, but, as Mr. Cohn 4:00 Ruddy Clark _ Says, the radio brings entertainment | 4:15 Tea Tunes ; livine ran n . 1 4:30 dea Tunes into the living room, and people BO! 155 Retirer there every day Fa de Fy Such entertainers as Jack Benny | 3:00 V. Verril tr1eeeeeeScout Master : ; i ea U ie “and Maj. Bowes, for instance, have | 5:30 Dinner Virady 2rs P€aught the spirit of informality | 9:43 News iwell suited to surroundings. NY Over a period of time, this infor--mality in radio presentatioh: seems . 10 wear best. - Our guess is. that it will outlast the present vogue of | film excerpts. no matter which way " the radio-movie battle goes. br eer rs 8:00, Kostelanetz 15 Kostelanetz March of Tir Rubinoff

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listener

Se CINCINNATI

WLW 700 (NBC-Myutual) '

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC

CHICAGO /GN 20

Net.) (Mutual Net)

Flying Time ...... Kyser esssssss Norsemen Dorothy Hall Or.

.». Melodies .. Melodies Singing Lady

- Lowell Thomas .... Orphan Annie

.++. Ensemble ..Romance > Lone Ranger Lone Ranger

..Johnsons Aaronson’s Lum-Abner Btumpus .....J..

home

Waltzing &F...... Smoothies Frank Fay Frank Fay

Tav 15 Tavern .. 30 Varieties 45 Varieties

Sports Rubinoft Nelson's Or. Nelson's Or.

United Festure Symdionte. Ine Tm Reg U1 Pat. OF mt enn, Jn

—By Marti

WELL THEY BETIER MIND THEIR OWN DERN BUSINESS OR TL PONCH EM). WW TH’ NOSE 1 IF ANY LION OR TIGER SO MUCH AS SCRATCHES BOOTS » VL wee . TLL~WELL, IF HE BITES WER , TLL BITE RM | BOY, THAT 7 WOLLD BE NEWS

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0 Hollywood Hotel as ProlC aa iil. 5 Hollywood Hotel ...C rt Mershon 30 Hollywood Hotel ara, Lu, Em 5

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-+-Rolfe’'s Or, Sports +»Rolfe's Or. go. .+... Heidt's Or. Clara, Lu, Fm ... Park Concert Clara. Lu, m ...Park Concert

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THIS VERY MINUTE, WITH ALL THOSE

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Camera Lines

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Indiana, attention! The basketball season is on, believe it or not. |

Marion Talley .....Smoke ‘Dreams

Life Dramas .. Haymes’ Or. AS FERDOY \S t Lakes Or. ... Hot Dates ° Weems’ Or.

t Lakes Or. ... Travers Or. Nelson's Or. HE 1S BUEN en. : MORE CONCERNED

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Good Misic

= BY JAMES THRASHER

Good music for every ‘listener

SATURDAY DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400

Sul "every day. Such a promise from a | broadcasting company a. few years |

= booked at least one important

music. Mr. Taylor, ~yesterday,, stopped by long enough | 10:4 to dangle a dazzling array of com- | . Ing events before our admiring eves. | 11.1 Mr. | ot has | con- | 12 and | TH

give listeners during son, oh Davidson Taylor. former announcer of the New York Philharmonic-

the 1936-37 sea-

~ Symphony: Society concerts and now

director of serious music at CBS. is

the gentleman responsible for ar- |

. ago would save. been impossible, vet | i that is exactly what Columbia will

{ | i

ranging the excellent programs vou |

have heard this year as well as be- |i 9:3 much tof *

ing the man who is doing steer us into a “golden age” of radio

The list is not Taylor assures us.

complete, But he

‘cert_for each day of the week, = 1 i these gdone will be something ‘to

sgiand ip and cheer about.

in Indianapolis [10:15

Well, we won't keep vou waiting |

any longer. Here's Mr. Taylor's list

Len Riley . .e Reichman’'s Or Stabile’s Or. .......Novarro's Or, .Novarro's Or.

.. Rodrigo’s Or. ....

Amos-Andy .Old-Fash.

Waterfront -

Nelson's Or.

.. Dream Ship

Or. Or.

Weems’ Weems’

Russell's Or.

Beecher's Or. eases Beecher's Or.

Paul Sullivan Rapp’s Or

.. Noble's Or.

Noble's Or.

..Donahue’s Or. ....Sanders’ or.

s Sasssaries Jesters : OF. secnsennved Jesters Cherniavsky CLerniaosky

..Donahue’'s Or. ....Sanders’ Or.

Lewis’ Or. Lewis’ Or. Heidt's Or.

Sr, Sanders’ Or. sBeevens Sanders’ Or, trevnns Heidt's Or.

Heidt's Or. .:....: Heidt's Or.

INDIANAPOLIS WEBM 1230 (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.)

CINCINNATI WLW 700 (NBEC-Mutual)

CHICAGO WGN 520 (Mutual Net.)

Chuck Wagon Chuck Wagon

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Cheerio Cheerio

Golden Hour Golden Hour

Early Early Early Early

Musical Cl

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Musical

SR Musical Clock ... ock

“es Rhythm ee . Academy of Med...

Good Morning Bakers . Good Morning Good Morning

Varieties Let's Pretend Let's Pretend

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Griffith-organ Blanfuss' Or. ..Josh Higgins

... Originglities -

«++. Melodies

«Melodies

Happiness Constitution

Ozark Melodies .... Ozark Melodies Sonatas Sonatas

. Doc Whippls

Topics

. . Sweethearts ...

Herman-Banta Virginians

Krenz -Or. «ue. ...:. Rrenz’ Or. .... /...:

.. House® Party Rhythm Rambles

Chubby Kane Salvo-organ

.. Concert Miniature Miniature

«Concert Madcaps Madcaps

.- Words,

News ....

Fonariova’'s Or. ...

oes dees Mark Old Pash. Girl ..,.. Music ....

Painted Dreams Love Salvo-organ Melody

WPA Program WPA Progran Buffale ............. Buffalo

Satety Club

Farm-Home Farm-Home

-...Safety Club ,.....

June Baker Melody Kavelin's Or. Mid-Day Service

.» Farm-Hom Farm Bureau ...... News Farm" Circle Chatter

Taran.

Watkins’ Or. R

Varieties .

Meditation BT Unannounced

News Mary Baker Tone Tours

hythm Parade |

Farm-Home

.. Farm-Home

.Ensemble . Ensemble

.. Hi-Hatters

Gale Page

Hessberger's Or. Hessberger's Or. ..

Turner-Piano Ensemble

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Baseball Baseball

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Baseball

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WILD ANIMALS AROUND meu: 6-G- GOSH

LOOK, FRECK..." THERE'S SOMETHING WRITTEN ON THIS TIN BOX, BUT IT'S BEEN SUBMERGED IN WATER SO LONG IT'S HARD TO DECIPHER !

WASHINGTON TUBBS II

( WELL, IT'S TOO LATE TO POOR WARN LULU BELLE, NOW,Y LULU EASY. SHE'S ALREADY

(1 SEE W...M... KK. .1...D..D... AND THAT'S ALL! THERE'S SoMETHING ELSE UNDERNEATH , BUT THAT'S TOO FAINT TO °

POOR OLD HOLLIS WALLIS, TOO IMAGINE AN INSIGNIFICANT

(why, SHE'LL HAUL OFF SOME DAVY AN'

1 GET IT..WM. KIDD... THAT'S IT... WILLIAM KIDD! AND

HELL BE THE MOST HEN - |

SURE .. HE WAS BILLY THE KID... TH’ TOUGHEST GLY WHO EVER SWOT OFF A FINGER!

By Crane

MINE EITHER. LET 'EM MAKE TH’ BEST

BOZO EAST OF TEAR HIM LIMB BUCT

of offerings to date. FROM LIMB,

Sundays—Return. of the New ~ York Philharmonic-Symphony Or- | ; =chestra to the air Nov. 8. Alexan-'| 2:45 Rainbow's Ger Semmler, pianist who is now on | ; Flanner House tour, will resume his Sunday morn- | ? YHales Band Baseball «+... Tim Makepeace ., PETte Arvin iakis tt j- 3 arnet’s T. aseball .... Kindergarten .... ing concerts, completing the Bee- | 3.45 Barnet's Or. ........ Basan ES ag aIten, sues thoven sonatas, then present the! = entire Chopin piano literature. Pianist Has New SpotMondays—E. Robert Schmitz, dis- |

tinguished French pianist, who de- | I = voted many Wednesday afternoons | Fans. Offer Notes | “for Thrill Program!| Best Short Waves : TRIDAY

\ to modern composers this spring, is ~\ to take over a new spot, playing only n iti to info m | ! In addition information from ROME S$ p.m News 1n mngisn. || ALLEY OOP

fhe music of Bach and Debussy. oo ctions from the opera “‘Guarany.' » > (BOY, I DOWT ) ( 55T- ALLEY-D'VA )

Tuesdays—The Philadelphia Or: 63. m SEE HOW You / TLL THINK IT'D BE ALL MADRID—8 p. m —Band Musie.

chestra, previously announced in| this space for a series of half-hour his 52 hired investigators, Charles | BURNED UP = | |FOLKs SUR-/ KINDA DINGSAURS LALISE RIGHT IF WE Spanish Course. EAR. 9.87 meg. | WAS 1 GOT. COME ALONG / V'KNOW. BERLIN—8:30 ! Na pt :

BELLE! PEE WEE LIKE MIM BEIN' : MARRIED TO THE CHAMPION School of Air .... Baseball Q COO. Joan-Escorts Baseball . “. After_ Ball Game

.... Baseball .- Baseball

School of Air .... Baseball MARRIED IH 56)

Baseball .......... Serenade Pancho's Or, Pancho's Or. Pancho'd Or.

Symphony I 1 Tea Tunes Thurn's Or. Tea Tunes o........ News-Songs Roth's O Bit of Living .....

Jesse Crawford ...

Jrsse . Sally Nelson nnis .

Melodies .»+-Charioteers +. Serenade

LONDON—35.5! m.—French-Ca-nadia Poetry odp, 15.31 meg. ; Ger 15.14 meg.; GSC, 9:58 meg.

GLAD T' HAVE VUH! HE CAN USE YoU IN HIS ARMY?

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HE'S LOST A ANY EXPER) ED .| FORTUNE / BLER ; THE X SLIGHTEST a FLICKER OF | [iF | LDS AN EYELID SN ~L ELLIS AEA TT GRANVILLE ~a>' Sn : RISES CALMLY TO

los THE BREATHLESS SILENCE THAT FOLLOWS, THE CLICKING WHEEL: SLOWLY COMES TOA STOP... IT /S BLACK 1?

~e MYRA! THE MAN 1S

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Eo Tuesday Right prOSrams. hegInNINg | Martin, writer-producer of ‘Three in yer hes - ume b gad w ® | Minute Thrills, gets over 200 lefters | fare IF oreh Sa profane Vill weekly from fans who inclose data We coors oa K an oa 5 ne on adventures that they think would : sdays—Th reine trix : : A = da, ; : > mak radio drama material. ome : = Quartet until Sept. 16, , when ! ke good a Through the Southern Al Ramble WITH YOU? /WE DASGEN © Curtis Institute of Musi¢ will take | ® = = 2) {] 11.77 mes. ; SUR 3 : f GO BACK TO = the air again. This season's con-| When Frank Black was guest! A ie Ps I. National or- || N ir | od : Tre | - SAWALLA, certs are to lay more stress upon conducting at-the Great Lakes Ex- LONDON-S:18 1. wo The NOW - + orchestral and chamber music positien in Cleveland recently, he Military Band _&sp, 11.75 ~~ Thursdays—Conductor Victor Bay took time off to go into a huddle on oe 9:38 meg. = with either the Columbia Concert or | with Chicago and Detroit Sponsors Ff ish. TPAS. 11.72 meg. In FngColumbia Chamber Orchestra. who would like to-back his fall'| PITTSBURGH—10 p. m—DX Club. {. Other Programs Listed | Prgrams. * WEEK, £4 mer. . © Fridays—A season of full-time 5 = = : | ~ afternoon concerts in the regular; These two teams combined to! _ ; : | | subscription series of one of the na- form America’s basketball entry in | [i8DiS during the evening. : Her | ~~ tion's major symphony orchestras. the recent Olympics. They have dramatic skit is titled “Test Flight,” | Saturdays—Continuation of the met twice before this year, each | in which she is to play a courageous | i } 9nata series by Nicolai Berezowsky, | aggregation winning once. { young lady who makes th : ; na } : : ) e flight : linist, and Frank Sheridan, pi- | i Z's : I : : ' MYRA N ist, through September. THe Cin-| . Irene Rich. to b d WIR { for love, her crippled partner and |‘ A ORTH, 1= | © ch, to be heard on E : 1 ati Conservatory of Music| at 6 o'clock tonight, will make two « & MeXican plane contract. EVERYTHING ON deasts will be, resumed in Oc- | THE RED MR. tober. ; CROUPIER = ] / 2 ®

* It seems probable that within the

| i ¢ year or so even the chronic si e-hards will be willing to admit ‘that radio, despite its many and

) ~~ ALL, MR. GRANVILLE ?)

¥ious shortcomings, is the most portant cultural factor in Amerin music. : And while serious music listehers “expressing their gratitude to the I networks for their presentaOf established artists in worthprograms, they might add a of applauxe for themselves. If e ian : wan} good music SEASINgIY larger doses, they Rt get it. :