Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1936 — Page 15

POSING TOR A PICTURE MN YOUR BATHROBE / You BIG POND-CROW/! TLL BET

HEAD IN A STORE WINDOW, AT HIGH NOON, 3UST TO BE THE CENTER OF A GAPING MOB——~ WELL, I'M THE ONE “THAT FATTENED YOU UP FOR THIS EXHIBITION, SO COME ACROSS WITH YOUR FEED AND STALL FEE, BEFORE 1

LEED

e | SIDE A

EGAD, MPET, 1 HAVE INTENDED, ALL ALONG, TO SHARE

UM —~—T DONT LIKE THE GUNT IN HER EVE ~~ 1'D BETTER PAY UP, ERE. SHE EXECUTES HER

SF Cla

ASNT THAT ROOTS , UP THERE , "BASE ?

VES! ong BEEN FLYIN AROUND TH UWLAGE ALL AFTERNOON

SHES HELPINY TH’ FOOTBALL JEAM GEY IN SHAPE

“And keep your eyes on their full back. He'll run toward the nearest news-reel camera every time.”

—By Martin

[| SURE | NSEE, SHE S1APPED OFF WITHOUT ANYONE SEEN MER,

[ PLENTY! EACH OF TH’ BovYs we) LOSE AY \EAST A COUPLE OF POUNDS, WORRYIN' OUER WHO'S UP THERE WITH RER

— By Brinkerhotf

He's sTiLL l TALKING TB

No, TOHN DIDNT COME

-#eLL arRING Bac Y G8

WASHINGTON TUBBS II

‘TODAY -- BUT HEL COME.

: N MARY. eH Z-T HAD & GFIRL ONCE IN JIVER POOL TNAMED ARY-- SO You rel & 3 SaIG Te, LIVE

How DO You Do? -I'M MARY-- MOM AND I HAVE come TO LIVE AT YOUR

Rouse HEARD AFORE

(MY POOR BOV-ABLAZE WITH AMBITION ~VET HE is | REFUSED A START IN HIS CHOSEN PROFESSION — | OH, TO THINK THAT T WOULD CHOOSE A MOTHER SO'CRUEL FOR My BELOVED SON

(BUT, HONEY, PIE, | ANYONE, MY )

HE ~HE'S GREEN /SWEET, AS BRIGHT AS GRASS, AS JUNIOR, WOULD r= EXCEPTIONALLY WORTH . YOu -AH — QUICK. TO LEARN | - COULD REDUCE ; THEIR SALARIES,

THIS CURIOUS WORLD

MOON

“ THE WORD CLOVER’ COMES FROM THE LATIN WORD: FOR “CLUB AND REFERS TO THE THREEHEADED CLUB OF HERCULES/ THE CLUBS OF PLAYING CARDS ARE AN IMITATION OF A THREE-' LEAFED CLOVER.

° J MIS ONE OF THE THREE DIVISIONS OF

By William Ferguson

ALMHOLGH IT IS THE |

THAT CAUSES THE TIDES, HIGH TIDE DOES NOT OCCUR. WHEN THE MOON IS DIRECTLY OVER: HEAD/ THE TIDES LAG BEHIND, DUE TO INTERFERENCE FROM THE EARTH'S LAND AREAS.

U. S. PAT. oft,

fy IlLTELL You *BouT N PLACES I've n=EN, LIKE You NEVER

p> Do §

Goonie! T. Like

SEA STORIES ~TRLL Us ONE NOW -TeLL us AROULT THE WR=LK AND THE

ie 3 SG

gy Crane

( WELL TUT, TUT! THEYRE CARE!

DUNNO. BA THEY MIGHT | THEY'D NEVER MISS IT AND, NATURALLY, SINCE YOU'VE JUST GOTTEN MARRIED, THEY COULDNT EXPECT YOU. TO REDUCE YOUR QWN SALARY. OH,MY:NO!

—By Thompson and Coll

PARKS! TIE HIM TO THE CHAIR AND HURRY UP!SOMETHING HAS PPENED TO

BUT, IN THE SPLIT SECOND THAT PARKS AT CELIA LANTIER'S SUMMONS, JACK SENDS THE BUTLERS GUN FLYING, WITH A WELL- * DIRECTED KICK! .

RE EA SE lit

LET'S EXPLORE YOUR

1 AST MARRIAGES DUE TO LOVE OR THE

DESIRE FOR ADVENTORE? LOVE

mses,

MYT 4954 Jun Suid Coy

THEY are due to infatuation, which is mistaken for love, combined with the di¢sire for adventure, Such young people are usually emotional moro! -- grown up physically, and perhaps mentally,

MIND

-BY DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM . :

book, “Length of Life,” and I find that a white baby at birth has an average expectation of living 59.31 years, and at age of 30 still has an average probability of living 37.51 more years. But a Negro baby has a “life expectation” at birth of only 47.52 years and at age of 30 can only expect on the average to live 29.84 more: years. At age 30 only 4.12 white out of each 1000 of that age die each year, whereas 12.47—over three times as many— die. It is arithmetic, not race prejudice that makes life insurance Tighe for Negroes.

Best Short Waves

: {SATURDAY GENEV. p. m.—News from the the League of of “Nalions Headquarters.

h Music.

MADR 4 m.—Sp anis awl EX atk Wate Tower Program.

N—6:21 copated GSP. isi mer GD.

Serenade.” 11.7% meg.; GSC. 9.58 m CARA! 7:30 »n. - Nati SIA 120 pn. — ai

BERLIN—8:15 —a1 tions. DID. iho. m 2 ~—Gb of No-

Poh bk bk ok ond fd ed nd

na ais | SSW Wise hd bd fod . . ar aa re Ae ay AE

There will be no studio audience.

phone,”

, Next Few Days will Be ‘Hectic Ones for Arrangers of Radio Schedules —Daylight Time Is to End Tomorroy

SATURDAY EVENING PROGRAMS

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announcements caused by station changes after press time.)

INDIANAPOLIS 2 CBS Net, Net.) -

Kaltenborn Tea, Tunes

(NBC Net.) Jesse Crawford

News-Sonts Art of Living

Jewish Talk Garber’s Or. Sports |

Program Notes . Bohemians

Dinner Music News-Scores

Swing Session

: Drama: Shop Jamboree

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1

Father Couzhlin

CINCINNATI WLW 00 (NBC-Mutual) Jesse Crawford

Smoothies A. G. Karger

Red Grange R. F. D. Hour

Watkins’ Or. El Chico, Sher lock Holmes

CHICAGO . WGN 20 (Mutual Net.) ally Nelson

Serenade String Trio

Ensemble Dance Or. »” ”

Sherlock, , Holmes

Aviation > ” Concert Hall oe?

Salon Barn Dance

Rubinoff Fray’s Or.

Hit Parade n-.2 ” ” ” »

Shaw’s Or. Len Riley Law Lesson Ted Lewis

Kay's Or. ews : Harris’ Or. ” ”

News Riley-Farley Morgan's, or.

Stenross’ Or.

D(z suns aNun|uyug/ aana| Sunn] aes 5353 | S33 | 5358 | 5353 | LBZ | S853 | G33 | 5353

Levant’s Or. Williams’, Or.

” 2»

Ind. Roof Schreibei’s Or. Fisher's. Or.

Jed post rot se "ee

Manzanari’s Or. ” ”

Sports Heidt’s Or. Fio, Rito’s Or.

Smith's Or. Smith Ballew

” »” ”» ”»

Gov. »

Sanders’ Or. Nelson's Or. Landon WGN Or.

”» ”»

Kyser's Or. Martin's or.

Barn Dance ” ” ”» ” ” ”

Paul Sullivan Dance Or. Marianis .

‘Moon River Sanders’ Or. ” ” ”» ”»

Fio Rito’s Or, Nelson's Or.

Ranp’s Or. ” ”» Nelson’s Or. ”» »

SUNDAY PROGRAMS

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.) Music Box - Silent

w (NBC Net.)

io ETE)

Problems Grenadiers

Cubans ” Church of Air

Ensemble ” ”

nto tcnd

Entertainers Reveries cy C. M. B, Class Islanders

Stardust

News Review Melody Hour

”. ” ” 2 ” ” ” ”

Salute Round Table ” ” ” ”

”» ” Lucille Manners Dari-Dan Samovar

Bohemians ” »

Paris News Brussells Pittsburgh Sympvph. ” ”

Crusaders

SE01010 | mmm | DODD | OVVD | WNXW | Ir

ekg ed mi fh bh fh sh} oh dh fd oh

Ensemble Thatcher, Colt

Noyle's Or. Gold Star

Barlow Symph.

INDIANAPOLIS IRE 1400

CINCINNATI (NBC-Mutuel)

CHICAGO WGN 720 (Mutual Net.)

Forum Silent ” ”

Concert “

” ” ”» ”

Review Concert Sellers-organ Safety Prozram

Melody Time Salerno-Sellers Poetry Hour

Southernaires String or.

News Neighbor Nell World Is Yours »

| Cadle Choir Music Hall

Comics ” ”

Weems’ or, { < Alice Blue Ense Rebeil- Salerno

Lutheran Hour

Smoke Dreams ” ”

Ensemble Magic Bey Alice Blue ” ” » ’

” Baseball

bbi Tarshish ” on ist hr Bells » Crusaders » Ensemble ".

Serenade Heifetz Choir

Bourdon’s or.

B52 | 5853 | H803 | 83 | 5353 | K3L3 | G3H3 | &F

in CAG ph

Sunday Players ” »

Ann Leaf Lombardo’s or.

Marion Talley

Singers La Franconi

0D SUD

Choral Echoes » Sen. Fishface » » 1” Alice Blue

Tom Terris Martin's Or. ” ” ” ”

Ed McConnell Kyser’s Or. ”» ” #00

Catholic Hour

Alistair Cooke Quartet

Ma-Pa ” ”

News-3 Aces Lucas’ Or.

Benny Rubin True Stories

Benny Rubin Milky Way

old Timers Husbands-Wives

Salute oF Phil Baker

BEd | Bens

DAD | STO | emis | WWW Wise olan SER2 5253

Tim-Irene

Waltzes Sunset Dreams

Nelson’s o Or. Tom, Dick, Harry

Nelson Eddy Eddie Cantor

Future Stars

Romance of ” ”»

”e ” ”

Good Will Court Yuannouneed ” ” orts

stokes’ Or.

” ”

Detroit Symph.

” ”» ” ”

Manhattan ” ”

Familiar Mausie |

W. Winch Wonder Show Whitman's Or. > »

2» ”» ”» ”»

Community Sing Rapee Symph.

2” ” ” » News nim

Russian Symph. Fio Rito’s Or. noo Martin’s Or.

Mysteries Kyser’s Or. ” ” ”» ”

News» 1 © - Busse’s Or.Henderson's or.

Lop Gov, “neNatt

- Paul Sul y oid Fash Git Dace or Nelso Or. Nelson’s Or.

8 | 8853 | 63n3 | H¥n3| 5853 |

Ind. Roof Lopez’ Or. Barnet's Or,

Candullo’s Or. ” ” Or,

THe 92990 | 0000 | RRR | sraiarar

dd ht ed nd wD ped GUS ur

Stenross’ ” ”

Moon River Sanders’ Or.

Dance Or. Fio Rito’s or.

"MONDAY

INDIANAPOLIS WFBM_ 1230 (CBS Net.)

INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.)

DAYLIGHT PROGRAMS

CINCINNATI (NBC-Mutual)

Sucacy GN (Mutual ® et.)

Chuck Wagon Bar-Nuthin’

Unannounced Golden Hour News . » ”

Earl Birds Musical Clock ” ”» ” : ” ”» ”» ” ”

Devotions Streamliners

News Varieties . Hollywood Betiy-Bob Cinderella

John Watkins Betty Crocker

Happy Long Mary Baker Music-Drama Children

Herman-Banta Brides’ School Honeymooners Crime Light

Magazine ” ” Mrs, Farrell ’

Book Talk Montana Slim Helen Trent Drama

Honeyboy Mary Marlin adets

Farm Hour

{ A. Chandler ” ” { Virginians Whistler Chcrrio Timely Tunes 9” ” Serenade

Hymns ” ” Art Gillham » 1” Mail Bag Melodies Calendar . Calendar

Minstrel Children Jane Emerson Gospel Singer

Stock-News Small- Turner Sweet Home , We Four Kid Sister Man in Street Voice of Exp. Kid Sist

ister Girl Alone

Tom, Dick, Harry Stocks

Farm-Home Hour

House Yarty Childre Lucky “Gir Cooking School

Wife vs. Sec’y Tom, Dick. Harry Markets Mid-day Service

Poetic Strings » ”» Farm Bureau Farm Circle

WLI om SSD DOL 0 Ne 0 slalajed a .

Sk ok od nk dk 1 ff nh

News Reporter Jack Turner

” » Texas Music noo» Way Down East Rubinoff Ensemble Molly License Bureau

- Big Sister way Down East

Matinee

Musicale A Waltzes ” ”

mM. Charles-organ Robert. Scmitz

Buckaroos Varieties ” ”

Words-Musie Music Guild

Ensemble June Baker Painted Dreams Melody Time

Pepper Young

Molly Ma Perkins Serenade, Vic-Sade

O’Neills » »

Musketeers Miva G. 0. P. Club

Variety Hour G'pa Burton

Women’s : Review

Virginians ” ” Mary Sothern Mary Sothern tiy-Bob : Rhythm ,Rambles itty Keene

id ’ Let's Talk Tea Tunes ” 1”

News-Sketches Collegians

L853 | 6853 | S353 | 5RN3 | 5303 | 5853 | SBN | KBL3 | 5802 [5853 (6

Renfrew

Good Music

Toy Band J. Armstrong Singing Lady Orphan Annie

Melodies

Singing Ladv Orphan Annie

fy James Thrasher.

Evidently Nelson Eddy, who inaugurates a new series over WFBM at 7 o'clock tomorrow night, recognizes a difference between radio and

concert musical fare. Last season

the handsome baritone astonished

all of us in his local recital by singing a definitely worth-while assortment of songs, instead of trying to cash in on his movie popularity and

good looks. However, for his radio season’s

premiere, he has picked somewhat

flimsier stuff, which includes the “Toreador Song” from “Carmen”; Boyle's “Marching Along”; “The Night Was Made for Love,” from Jerome Kern's “The Cai and the Fiddle,” and the two familiar ballads, “In the Gloaming” and “The Sweetest Story Ever Told,” the latter sung with Francia

White, his new assisting artist. Incidentally, doting young ladies who dream of going to Hollywood ard sitting in on one of his broadcasts might as well stay at home.,

“When I get up before the microsays Mr. Eddy, “I like to shed my coat and tie, unbutton my collar—and sing!” Ee ® = = | Back from Hollywood, Rosa PonSelle is to Wake het Seasoirs Bis; appearance at Carnegie : morrow night on the Erno Rapee broadcast at 9 p. m. over WIRE. One of the most satisfying Aidas in many years, Miss Ponselle has chosen the stirring “Rittorne Vin-

America’s leading and most eccentric ante-bellum pianists, is to be represented on Howard Barlow's panorama of seldom-heard American compositions at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon over WFBM. Mr. Barlow will play the Andante from

"Gottschalk’s “A Night in the Trop-

ics,” written for piano and transcribed by Quinto Maganini. You will hear on the same hour the

Phil Baker ond Others t

Return to Air With New Presentations.

Time marches—backward! Tomore

row the daylight saving cities are to turn back their clocks to stands

ard time, while network programy

jugglers turn their schedules upside down, and shake thoroughly. We won't attempt to predict the results for a few days. Most net work programs are going on an hour later, some are getting an entirely new time, and a few are staying where they are, Frantic local pro= gram directors are

on the chain. As

for the poor radio

wa pa=

editors—well, crave your tience. | -— Debuts and re turns tomorrow include Phil Baker and Co. on WFBM Phil Baker | 1. 050. Do nh and his orchestra in a new series at 4:30 p. m., also WFBM; the

Thatcher Colt detective story series :

by Anthony Abbott (Editor Fulton Oursler of Liberty magazine), through WIRE at 1:30 p. m., and Ted Weems’ orchestra in a new commercial which WGN brings te you at 11:30 a. m. Phil Baker, who was the “great American tourist” last year, now is to appear as editor of the “Gasetie.” Bottle is to be

“Lonely Hearts” and “Household Hints” columns, Artie Auerbach, di= alectician, is down for appearances as foreign correspondent, Harry von Zell will be advertising manager, and the heckling Beetle is down for the humble post of printer's devil, From here it looks like a welcome

addition to radio entertainment—

but you never can tell. - Gags should be plentiful, for Phil told us when he visited the State Fair that last year he kept five men

busy five days a week writing 12

minutes of dialogue for him. Music for the new show will be in the

capable hands of Hal Kemp's ore- «

chestra and Ed Smalle's Seven G's, » ” ”

Off hand, we’d guess that the twe proudest youngsters in the nation

these days are Tim Sullivan and

Tommy Troy. Tim is the iad who totes the bats of Mel Ott, Bill Terry and the.rest of the New York Giants back to the bench after the Nae tional League champions have “take en their cut.” Tommy performs the same duty for the Yankees Murderers’ Row. Tomorrow night, at 9 o’clock on. WFBM, Tim and Tommy will tell assembled Community Singers how it feels. It ought to feel pretty good, for besides consorting with heroes whom most boys would give anysthing to know, they're promised a nice slice of world series money. » zn n

WIRE thinks that its great local

popularity has been proved beyond a doubt. Here's how it happened. Happy Long, singer and official studio opener-upper, was unlocking the WIRE portals at 6 a. m. yester= day. It's his custom to come to work at that unholy hour and nate urally considers himself an undiss= puted early bird. But when he got down yesterday morning he found an earlier bird awaiting him—one of the feathered variety. So Happy took the visitor up with him and treated it to a personally conducted studio tour,

Happy says his fan was a robin,

while Margaret Ross, studio hostess, claims that where she comes from it would be a thrush. Anyway, it furnished a feather for the studio’s cap when it demonstrated that even to wild life, the station is first in Indianapolis—says WIRE. a ” z WF M’s local Salute program, af 11:30 ‘a, m. tomorrow, is to honor Indiana\ University’s football team, Headline attraction will be Coach Bo McMillin, who is slated for an interview. ” sn n

Unless Glen Gray and his Casa

Loma Orchestra are under a cone tract which forbids broadcasts over local stations, they will be heard rom the Indiana Roof at 11 o'clock

tomorrow night over WFBM. One of

the. country’s ace-high bands, the Casa Loma boys haven't been on the air since the Tuesday Caravan went on the 60-minute standard. #2 8» n 2s Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone patched up a quarrel and decided to get: married when they met in New York for a broadcast. ‘But Ann Sothern and Roger Pryor, also of the movies, fixed up their wedding plans before Smith Ballew invited them to appear on his program abi 7:30 p. m. tonight over WLW. ’

= =» =

In fact, unless plans have been

changed, Ann and Roger will be celebrating their last: evening of single bliss. Helping them to cele-

brate the wedding eve will be Olsen and Johnson, who can pack the.

Lyric here like nobody in the world execept a Bowes amateur unit; a Donald Budge, top ranking United States tennis star. He's to give the loser’s view of his recent grue Davis Molina match | with Britain's Fred Perry. » ” n Mutual network, which quietly gradually is building up into a bij time chain, has added two new ouf= lets to what soon will be a trans.

. | continental hookup. They are WSI

tomorrow. The first, at 12:30 p. 0 is to present Pierre de Lanaux his alternate-Sunday news bull

Guy Lombarda

: € paper's ace ree porter, Agnes Moorhead will run the

New York

democracy is but not grown up ernotionally. They | prime has certainly been are just like children in that they greatly curtailed. But, 1 believe the {want what they want ‘when they want it. In a stat? such as CaliJoris where three (iiiys must elapse after a license is ajjlied for before the clerk can iosue it many

THE FRUIT OF SAURGE A PLANT OF

2:24 ._ Jumping beans jump because of the spots To shaded lacs. oa

presence caterpillar on order to move the bean from The worm able to guide the