Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1936 — Page 23
CELLAR-DOOR, STEP-OUT, EHS WAIT UNTIL HE COMES WITHIN RANGE | /
sisi: and Budd Finds, Nothing Funny About ‘Imitating’ Selves.
FAW, TO CLEANING THE FURNACE / EVERY NEAR THE SAME CHORE CONFRONTS ME«<EGAD, TLL APPLY MY SCENTIFIC GENIUS TO PERFECTING A PNEUMATIC DRILL THAT WILL BORE THROUGH THE EARTHS CRUST AND TAP THE INEXHAUSTIBLE HEAT SUPPLY WITHIN THE GLOBE, AND THUS DO AWAY WITH FURNACES san BY OVE /
One radio show that isn't follows ing the general exodus to Holly wood is NBC's Revue de. Paree (on WIRE at 7 p. m. today) which sticks to the Great White: Way tory talent as well as locale. % Fannie Brice, currently starring: in the “Ziegfeld Follies,” is to take: over the program's top spot tonight, succeeding Willie and Eugene Howe«" ard and Fifi d'Orsay. The Howard boys, as you well know; are on tour. with George. White's “Scandals.” ° They played English’'s some 10 days ago. Miss Brice ‘has been cutting capers in musical comedy, revues, vaudeville, night clubs, pictures and; radio for more than 25 years. She!
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‘BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
“Where can we go, now? World Fairs
There won't pe any more until 1939.”
—By Martin
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DAGGER WHISTLES THRU THE AIR!
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from low C on the piano measures 17 feet. The next
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LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND
BY DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM. t provement 1 would wish. Let me see
—1I believed once I could sleep in
‘pajamas, ‘but changed after a cou-
| ple of sleepless nights in the pesky
defs.
CAN EITHER a bo * Brit CHILD
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things-—the good old nightshirt for me! _ Seriously; in my special field of work—heredity and. environment—1 ‘have changed ny’ beAs: a college SF 1 ‘be- . lieved ‘environment: was’ ‘everything; later’ I changed to an extreme “belief in heredity—now I have taken
{about the middle of the road. Well, “1T'd better not tell more of my pri-
vate life. “This, fours over. Next--Shauid you you ‘sometimes get
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Although football season is here, this isn't a cheer leader - in
white tie and tails. It isn’t even
Antonio Modarelli, conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, . exhorting the brass players to “give their all” in a particularly big
climax during a recent broadcast darelli and his orchestra are heard
Eddie Cantor with a baton. It's
of Sibelius’ “Finlandia.” Mr. Moeach Sunday at 1 p. m. on WFBM. .
WEDNESDAY EVENING PROGRAMS
(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program an=nouncements causéd by station changes after press time.) :
TAN Aros : FBM 1230 (CBS Net.)
Margaret McCrae Tea Tunes .
‘Wilderness * ! Wheeler ,, Mission Notes-Eton Boys Renfrew 5
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Hall’s Or. Bailey: Axfon
Lyrics Reporters Dorothy Page . Sports
Soorts. Easy Aces .. Unele Ezra A Creek Democrat Talk News Diamond City
Cavalcade ”» 3 *
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INDIANAPOLIS * + WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.) . .
Folies de Paree
CHICAGO oy WGN 720 {Mutual Net.) Melodies
Sin n; ad ging Annie
CINCINNATI LW 700 (NBC-Mutual)
Toy Band Jack Armstrong an ing Lady an Annie
Johnsons tring Trio Sweeinearts ] mble Sports tring Time Lowell Thomas’ port
Amos. Andy Digest Po Pum-Abner Jack Randolph
One Family Music Box ”» ”
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Kostelanetz’ Or. ” ”
Rodehaver Good Taste : » » : » »
Unannounced
Smiles G. Heatter now Tribune-Sports Dance or.
Gang Busters Vv. della Chiesa
Democrat Talk Wilson’s Or. Rubinoff-Peerce » 1" 0. P. Talk News-Bason , Levant's Or. .Beecher’s Or.
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Goodman’s Or. . Busse’s Or.
Henderson's Or.
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THURSDAY DAYLI
INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 1230 (CBS Net.) Chuck Wagon . . ”» 9
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Lewis Gannet Tea, Tunes
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CHT PROGRAMS
CINCINNATI CHICANO WLW 00 . (NBC-Mutual) (Mutual Ret) Swing Time Golden Hour News ”» ” Organ i : ” ” Larry Sue LT Good Morning: Ghesrions; via oil) “Matinee ” ” » ”
: Aust ai Family .
’ Minstrels. Chil «4 Children Jane Emerson Serenade ildca Cookery
Liveries Now .- Unannounced s Sweet HomeWe are Four Bob Elson Gospel : Singer Kid Sister
Girl Alone Wife ‘vs. Sec’y. Thought Food Dorings | Reports Markets, Farm-Home i
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House Party
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Vic-Sade Serenade; £ O’Neills” 5 ” ”»
Yirsiniang May Sothern
Ma, tizBob SA ; Wisecrackers Sin
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Mary Solbern ‘Memory Lane :
Melodies Wisecrackers Singing -Lad
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—By James Thrasher.
With the return of Nino Martini tonight, the Kostelanetz programs resume their semi-formal status—the union of operatic arias and dance tunes. The new series, beginning at 8 p. m. on WFBM, will bring you the Italian. tenor each Wednesday night until Lily Pons has completed her second motion picture,”when she is to replace him. Mr. Kostelanetz, we were told, has spent several wetks in selecting
and rehearsing an 18-voice mixed variety to his Wednesday evening
chorus, which is to add further programs. The chorus will appear
twice on each broadcast; the first group is to feature folk - ballads, .spirituals and familiar songs, and the second will present operetta, musi-
cal comedy and film selections. With the Kostelanetz touch to the arrangements, we may expect to’ hear something “fancy” in the line of semi-popular choral song. (Incidentally, we are hoping that some day some one will tell us the difference between “semi-classical” and “semi-popular” music. All we know about these overworked phrases is that. the music.is definitely "gomi” ry.
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Although | music instruction. tn
public schools “has made : rapid |
strides in the Iast 10 years, thanks much fo be done in. -the opinion
through understanding, to love mu-. sic and make it part of their deepest life,” Mr. Antheil continues. “And this, incidentally, is the only way we can ever hope to raise a nation of future music lovers who will demand and obtain better American music, more opera houses
and more American symphony orchestras.” Well, it Is. ‘a Jaudable, if: somhewhat idealistic, idea. = Certainly Mr. Antheil and his nfany worthy associates are on the right track."Music “instruction” has - killed more
. | love for this noble art than it ever
'| has created. When American musi-
roceeds | cal educators, especially those deal-
ing with children, realize that their ‘| chief purpose is to create a nation of music lovers instead of performers, to free the emotions and open the ears, instead of training the 10 fingers .of
comes along—then, as the sa
| is, we'll. be getting some placa
{ing to be even worse.
‘every. youngster that}
was heard, you remember, several: times on the Saturday night radio = edition of the “Ziegfeld Follies” last = season. And if you heard such - things as her “Baby Snooks”:
-| sketches you'll be right back by the
loud speaker again this evening. ® = = 5 “Hospitals in War and Peace” is to be the subject of Newton: D,-~ Baker's address before the American * Hospital Association convention at 8:30 p. m. today on the NBC. Blue,
network. » 8 = 8 ~ For their last Town Hall Tonight" broadcast, Col. Stoopnagle and Budd had planned to wind up a. summer -of burlesquing other radio programs with a parody of their”. own show. Peter Van Steeden and” Harry Von Zell were going to be". the stars, while Budd served as ane | nouncer and the Colonel led the band.
After due deliberation, however, :
the comics decided that the funny
script making fun of their own:'
funny script was not so funny after: . afl. (You're following us, arent: you?) the Gang Busters program on the griddle as a parting gesture. WLW ~ will have the broadcast at'8 p. m.; today. Next week,’ Fred Alien will: be back. : ” ” # : On the first day of October each’. Year, more than a million New Yorkers change their residence” overnight. Probably a great many: people, like this writer, didn’t know* that, which is just what John B. Kennedy figured. So he's. going to.
enon for you through WIRE, at 4: 15. p. m. tomorrow. The reason for this. wholésle. moving, we are told, is that most’ leases on rented homes and aparts’ ments expire Oct. 1. ‘4 o ” on The CBS Cavalcade ‘progiam,d which you have been hearing over” WFBM, is to start a new series ab: 7 p. m. today, dramatizing the life .of P. T. Barnum. Two history professors from Eastern universities 4 are serving as script consultants,
and Don Voorhees again isto ures :
nish the music. # 2 =
There was a lot of {rouble about” = | stations
before the Good Will*® Court went on the air for Maj’ Bowes’ former sponsors. WMAC, small New York station where thes*
So instead, they are to put:
_| describe this Manhattan phenom<
program started, claimed the Court
still was under contract to it. NBC= *
WEAF and the sponsors said that’ all arrangements had been made for the switch. ; Now they are going to comproma ise. NBC will take the - To enaey night commercial, but the Court will have another session: Wednesdays over WMAC and the
Inter-City network, beginning to=3
night. ua .
It has been di cult enoiigh. “to keep from confusing Jack Benny and Jack Denny, but things are go=A trombones virtuoso named Jack Jenney, who: has been a featured soloist with a: number of outstanding orchestras, has been commissioned to form a: 30«piece ensemble for midafternoon. broadcasts.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt writes to NBC that “Music Goes ‘Round and Around” is the sing hit of Moscow at the moment. He said it was:
sung near the Kremlin and the Red"
Square at the hour of. 5 o'clock in: the morning. “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,” by the way, was Rome’s current hit in July. -
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Every Thiirsday afternoon, Elaine’
Sterne Carrington, author of “Pep= - per Young's Family,” is careful to omit Betty Wragge from the script. .
Betty is appearing at the Belasco’. :
Theater in “Dead End,” and Thurs’ day is its matinee. re
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pig is. quite simple,” a |
Lee Wiley; radio songbird, who:is obviously. just learning. to type. “It’s just like playing the piano -except that you have an eraser » ‘eorrsct
{ your mistakes.” -
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