Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1936 — Page 40

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Jane Froman to Be Hear | Tonight on Court of ‘Honor Over WIRE. BY RALPH NORMAN

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‘ Mary Astor will substitute for Marlene Diefrich in Hollywaod Hotels preview on WFBM at 8 tonight of the new screen version of “The Gatden of Allah” Miss Dietrich, who played the leading role in the film, is vacationing in England. Charles Boyer, who played opposite Miss Dietrich, will re-enact his screen role.

FRIDAY EVENING PROGRAMS

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dramas. And inmost of the prox ductions, which are broadcast po | NBC from the Little Theater | Times Square, New York, Ameche, now a movie actor, played the leading role. Barbara Luddy is First Nighter's~ leading lady, and Clifford another veteran, has done ma leading character parts. The gram’s theme song -through s vears has been J. 8. Zameenik’s a pealing “Neopolitan Nights.” ® 8 = Because of interest abroad in the Army-Navy football e tomors: row afternoon, Bill ter’s -| play-by-play deseription will sent around the world by wave. Local listeners may hear broadcast over beginning ; 12:15 p. m. Andy Kerf, Colgate coach, will comment between halves: Listening parties at Army Navy posts in the Philippines China will find it necessary to up most ‘of the night to hear Mgt Slater's account. WFBM, beginning at 12:30 p. mg will carry CBS announcer Ted Hus« ing’'s account of the game. Elmer Layden, Notre Dame coach, will speak hetween halves. i } Fa a Having concluded work, Jahe Froman to the field in w! kno

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A clearing house for radio gags to insure priority on the air for the creators, suggested by. or ne O'Keefe, will not get beyorid the line of scrimmage as far as seok! Benny and ‘Bob Burns are cone cerned. : Walter's idea is to “copyright® | gags with the clearing house, pres. venting other comedians from them, thereby avoiding répetition successful jokes. “This fellow, Jack Benny, is my idea of a pretty successful come dian,” commented Bob Burns. “You know, Jack taught me a lesson. I walked up to Jack one day and said,” ‘Jack did you hear my program last night?’ and Jack said, ‘I never lis" ten to radio comedians. I might hear

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Where to find other stations:

Chicago, WBBM 770, WENR 870, WMAQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820; Detroit, WIB 750; Gary, WIND 560,

Good Music

By James Thrasher,

Before turning over the Philadelphia Orchestra broadcasts to Eugene | ing _Ormandy, Leopold Stokowski is to let listeners hear his ‘recently intro-

a gag I'm going fo use in my own script and hearing it would only make me nervous, because I'd be* afraid he might think I stole the gag from him.’ You know, I kind of took that to heart myself, so I never listen, either.” " “Using gags that aren't topical” said Jack Benny, “get flat results. If radio comedians adopted i’ clearing house idea, the jokes would have to be written so far in alivance”™ they would be timeless and Useless; 2 " os :

President Roosevelf’s reception and banquet at Rio de Janeiro, given in his honor by government officials, will be broadcast by CBS between 5 and 6 p. m. today. The exact hour will depend, of course, on are rangements in the Sonth Ameri can capital. If WFBM does not carry the program, try WHAS, Louisville, or WBBM, Chicago. CBS also is scheduled to broad-

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