Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1936 — Page 15

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—By James Thrasher.

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Controversial G. 0. P. Talk + Recorded for WIRE - Presentation.

Gov. Alfred M. Landon’s address

at the Indiana State Fa und at 8 o'clock tonight will me to WFBM listeners by way of New York, according to Manager Frank

CBS wires will be out into the amplifying system at the fairground to carry the candidate's words direct to control rooms in New York City, where the network round-robin

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Ruth Chatterton, who was seen at the Circle recently in “Dodsworth,” is to be Irvin 8. Cobb's Paducah Plantation guest on WIRE and WLW at 9:30 tonight. Outstanding on Mr. Cobb's wide~ ly heralded inaugural program & last week, however, was not his guest star, Marion Talley, or his own humor. ¥ The Negro songs # of the Hall John- piss Chatterion son choir and ’ Clarence Muse, baritone, were oute standing. » » » Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg's “censored” radio speech is to be heard over WIRE at 9 o'clock toe night. When Senator Vandenberg sought to use phonographic recordings of President Roosevelt's voice on his CBS broadcast last week, in alleged violation of network rulings, most ° stations of the chain, including WFBM, cut out the recorded part of

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Now the Republicans have trane scribed the wigole address.

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Also at 9 o'clock tonight, Al Smith's address at Pittsburgh will be heard over WGN and WENR.

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Political activity prevented WFBM's formal celebration of its twelfth anniversary today, but its political broadcasts are celebration enough, WFBM was born in politics. On Oct. 24, 1924, a few owners of crystal sets heard its first experimental broadcasts from studios on | the fourth floor of the Indianapolis Athleti¢ Club. WFBM officially went on the air with election results a couple of weeks later, ” » »

James Thrasher, Times music reviewer, and Mrs. Nancy Martens are to discuss the current Indianapolis music season on Ken Ellingtons Curtains Calls—-WFBM at 3:15 p. m. Monday, ” # 8’

Sunday, of course, is the day of comedy, and tomorrow there will be two new comedians on the air. Mrs. Jimmie Wallington, the fore mer Betty Jane Cooper of - the “Scandals” and “College Rhythm,” joins her husband as: ‘heckler of Eddie Cantor at 7:30 p. m. over WFBM. Before the Wallingtons have been much married longer, she likely is to be taking Eddie's - side ' in the arguments, thinks Jacques Renard. Jack Benny is to have with him on his 6 o’clock WLW broadcast the droll stage and screen comedian, Ben Blue, who is in Jack’s forthcoming picture, “College Holiday.” But Jack Benny needn't go fure ther than his own household to find a gag man. George Burns says that the other day the Bennys’ three-year-old daughter telephoned - her father at the studio. : “Mama’s sick,” she lisped, “and bring Joanie a present, too.” # ” ” As a special promotion stunt for his newspaper, Phil Baker is fo turn cowboy and bronco-buster. Even “Bottle” looks forward to the Bar QP Rodeo over WFBM at 6:30 p. m. Sunday. * » ” » A college boy, says Col. Lemuel Q. Stoopnagle, is a large inanimate object which feeds on greenbacks. The working « my-way - through - college stuff is a of the dim and distant past, he believes. Megazine subscription salesmen therefore need a stock of new sob stories, and the Colonel is to prohi it at 4:30 p. m. Sunday over

ii » » » Still the most popular program in radio, according to a leading tele phone survey, is Maj. Bowes’ ama-

Eddie Cantor's WFBM program at the same hour has third position. i ” gy Saturday * Evening Serenade, as program of popular and light cone

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