Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1936 — Page 31

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FOCUS YOUR SHIFTY HARMONIZE BORROWED 7k WN 3 \¥ a EYES ON THIS! WITH YOUR out OF MY /| | |G [ge ; x “TWO: STARS GET TOGETHER i Abe: Children” and Byr THANKS TO YOU, OUT-OF-TUNE BOWL LAST 2 go A 7 A to Share Microphone YOUR PLAYFUL MONTH? ) 1 = WA Tali % 2 at8 P.M. PRANK NETTED = A AND, IF YOU L eRe IW. |. A | FR - | DONT, TLL HAVE | |” [SEER (SLSR \ | 77) /).4 i | - «3 | guL Patience,” and her brothers YOUR CREDITORS Nd ee Md 4 S| | SRL v2 . i lil SWARMING CL Seg eb RG PER a — —— Sidees are fo be ese of te von OVER YOU 1 | | [8 2 = Tw EE" Oo = rR SE Dor Tanto LIKE FLES | | FE iad TIN ER HE | a— BB || Felen Giesson, Metropolitan Opera : : i i soprano. 7 Ycu've all probaily read the Abbe youngsters’ “Around the World i Eleven Years.” And it only to be said that if their remarks

the air are as devastatingly artless little short of a calamity to miss. a broadcast. children, has done a bit of globes, trotting, will be given a featured : Li mn i i OO) = i \ ey & viewing the last 50 years in America, ~ Do i Ih z z Qa gi le “\ , ¥ : : Sp 2 2 2 ; . ¢l = Ng al 4 i : : : : 2» Gov. Landon will be heard in eri = a = — : = : addresses through WFBM at 8:30 ofan ‘Nonsense, old timer! You're not begging for a thing. : : ; o'clock tonight. The speech crowds 15 ON THE BovS! S 2 ot a anal orgy | g ; ar : ome day you e back on op an I'll send you a HTM. nec 0B PAT. or. bill ie what was scheduled to be the nexte imme a bill for every meal you've had here. : Fa to-last broadcast for their present: \ : —By Martin lh #5» 272 1 DIDNT WOW YOu WERE AROUND [NEARY AMT ANY (OR, © THIN WER SAY UH ROR, sw OF = Helen Mencken, who was seen af. WITH "ER? As YOU'RE SEEWNG NEARY THATS SUT WOT the child star is “one in a million.” The iwo are shown together when |“The Old Maid” last season, is to MAN THAN, TOO MUCH OF ™ WORRIED the violinist: visited Shirley at her studio. tell “Magazine of the Air” (CBS 1 COULD DO TO \ i R20 VIN TH NOOO ws SING 2 Bo explained a few rudiments of playitg—and she was playing simple ing of her reactions to the road broadcast will be at 9. a. m.’ WFBM. (The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an- | first Miss Mencken had made sin nouncements caused by station changes after press time.) as the tense, white-faced, reds (CBS Net.) NBC Net) (NBC-Mutush) (Mates) Net) she won a place in the front rank

as they were in the book, it will be Admiral Byrd, who like the Abbe a : = PX : Sl NS spot in the new show which is ree 9 W SUL EASE 1X. REG.US.PAT OFF. , 3 other of his Mid-West campa \ | oe ls the March of Time off the air of Sponsors. PROFESSOR '. SAN HOWM 1 DOW’? NEARER TOWN ON AOESMONARLY, SOMEONE ELSE! -Rubinoff, like almost every one who has met Shirley ‘rempie, thinks |English’s with Judith Anderson im 5 sa! WOTTA YTHINK || HER , FOR.ONE Rubinoff says he showsd Shirley how to hold his violin and bow, |edition) audiences tomorrow morn~ tunes within -a half hour! trip that brought her here. The ; THURSDAY EVENING PROGRAMS ye by The “Old Maid” tour was the INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO haired heroine of “Seventh Heaven,*

of American actresses. Flying Ttime Wise Crackers Melodies Of this trip she says “I found L n orreii-or es Lyon” 4 Armstrong Singing Lady a decided change in audiences Renfrew Cocktail Time . Lowell Thomas an Annie throughout the country. I noticed: I. U. Extension . Easy Aces Johnsons Wisecrackers that the large. percentage of sudie Christian Science Music y Ensen able io ences belonged to the younger gene choes w. C. eration. This, I believe, is the res - Sports Talk Pleas. Valle Pleas, Valley ’ y 4 3 News-Scores ports Ta y sult of interest in the drama created. Kate Smith Barn Dance’ Vallee's Or. Sports by the many community playhouses.

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SALESMAN 1 HERE 2s Bown East Riwara Davi Dram ins June Baker . . |ner in Wall Street before he came: New : Dorothy Dreaiin Vic Sade Salvo-organ to the stage and screen via a Mane: 3 Consoles Varieties O'Neills Studie Or. hattan Junior League amateur pros Mills’ Or. Review Jewish Program Radioland duction. Leah Ray‘ is happiest: ; . or. Newark OF, when singing the blues for her nas Army Band a Giokr Cnase Te © (NEWAE Qe tive state of Virginia. And Meh ; Burns, we seem ‘to recall, has ‘M. Betty, ‘Bob Art or. ’ Has on hour, Drama . alvo-organ tioned once or twice that he is from Mena Be. ETA Or EE Lay Ton ematam |the Ozark region of ‘Ar Wilderusss TANCE P : re The guest stars are new, but ther Buddy Clark Flying Time Toy Band Melodies, .~ |station and tim® are still WLW ag" Tea orsemen Jane Emerson 2 :, Ties ews-Songs Jack Armstrong Singing Lad; 8 o'clock. : Teutrew Sketches Lowell Thomas Orphan Annie 5 an They waited to let Maj. Bowts, dedicate the new CBS Radio Plays

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The return of Dr. Thaddeus Rich to his “home town” today reminds presented him and his troupe

a 'C ; : us, not only that the Dean of the Temple Umiversity Music School in |what is said to be the last word in LET oJ EXPLORE YO UR MIND Philadelphia learned his musical a-b-c’s here, but that his boyhood | acoustical perfection. The archi=: hi teacher, Hugh McGibeny, still is giving lessons at the Arthur Jordan [tects seem to have laid the ghost —=BY DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM " Conservatory of Music. of vibration with their new d % $ > : N Al : For 40 years and more, Mr. McGibeny has been puffing at one of so that there is no noise except thapi o> Ww ani : philosopher, Thorstein Veblen, | his collection of pipes and listening to scales and doubleistops as played |of the amateurs. HR ARECSION. . SAFENI MAY called “conspicuous waste.” A wife | by two generations of great, near-great or merely hopeful fiddlers. Who- » DEC LEASED D 4 T who wants a new dress should as- | ever has come his way has benefited by his Jove of music, sincere interSure her husband he will lose pres- | est, a gift for teaching as well as playing, and the abundant knowledge “ tige and importance if she has to| that comes from a life rich in experience. It's the old Hamm g0 to the party in her “old rags.” | rm, £ eat violinists of 5 50 ere are few gr > stein at 53d-st and Broadway; 2.8 =» the last two-score years whom Mr. | With the Light Brown Hair, and elevated trains thunder outside, ACCORDING to the Scientific| McGibeny has not known. And his | two excerpts from the “Carmen subway roars beneath, and an : Cl ies : students will tell you that the ac- | Suite by Bizet. tric power plant operates pearhy. American, the campaigns in| .imulated recollection of these men| Mr. Schaefer and Dr. Clarence | vet the stage “floats” on England and in New “York City to| and their art has contributed much | Loomis are among the American

induce drivers to rely more on their | to their musical growth. usiclans whe have found 8 We ing material, and an intricate brakes than on their horns is pro- Stadied in Europe - | a serious musical consideration. Nor Sula} don System Wij Sh peinges

ducing fine results. They think it 1 is such treat t confined to our ; Probably the most noted. of Mr. su reatment co OUr | cork cushions, makes it possib should be carried out throughout| McGibeny’s pupils are Eddy Brown |own country, for Fritz Busch, Ger- git in the balcony and hear ne : the entire world. It not only re-| and Dr. Rich, who is to speak at|man conductor, - has arranged drop on the stage. *. |duces the noise of our noisy civili- | the dinner which opens the Indiana | “Swanee River” for string orchesv S zation, but teaches motorists to| gtate Symphony Society's member- | tra. And the result presents Fosop po : il r= think of their brakes first and to! ship drive at the Indianapolis Ath- |ter in about the loveliest guisé in \ LES : a. 1 3 ws IP : Wouldnt tin Tord 8 last FosoRt. letic Club tonight. Dr. Rich, like | which he has appeared. , Ni y r a gran t from the McGibPREPARE THE PREY THEY CATCH OTHER MEN AP || CE | thing for some people even when EE we, mi FOR THEIR, YOUNG / THEY SKIN D DAUGHTER To. a. | fl ANC ~~ | not driving . Europe. As a young man he was S : ; THE FUR FROM ANIMALS - AND : Ny yg | 3 X E LS, iH Next—When | “should young peo- concertmaster of various European +4 ears : ; ARR / i ple break their apron strings? symphony orchestras. Is On the Air Soon affer his return to America

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