Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1936 — Page 32

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BY RALPH NORMAN | Z Messrs. Vallee and Crosby, con ductors of Thursday evening's two big radio variety shows, again have invaded the cinema realm in their search for competent and popular guest stars, From New York over WLW at 7 o'clock Rudy is to present Spen=-. cer Tracy as his program headliner. Also lined up for tonight's Vallee show. are Doris - Hare, British comedienne; Don Tannen, Russian dialect comedian, ‘and Capt. John H. Ayres, for 18 years head of the Missing Persons Bureau of the New York Police Department. 3 Mr. Tracy: has starred in many Hollywood productions, including “Riff Raff,” “San Francisco,” and more recently, “Libeled Lady.”

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Bing’s star parade, WLW at 9 o'clock, will include Anita Louise ; and ' Bruce Cabot, both of the films. Tonight's performance will be a return engagement at Music Hall for Miss Louise, and Bing, always seeking the unusual, has asked her to play her harp, a: hobby heretofore confined to her : home and close friends. jira Mr. Cabot will engage In a. | three-way discourse with Bing . > \ \ : : ¢ | and Bob Burns in which, of course, * : 2 » » 2

0 ; ; ¥ The networks are scrambling ° ’ schedules to accommodate “reader: interest” with broadcasts from Lon- : don about the king ‘and cabinet," and programs are in sev=- - eral times daily for bulletins. The CBS key station, WABC, has opened at 5 o'clock each morning, an hour earl’~r than usual, to give news from England. Largely without success, CBS has’. tried to bring to the microphone persons important in the crisis. One woman member of Parliament consented to speak, but all others refused. Both networks have had sev- : eral broadcasts’ by London newss paper men. he CBS unintentionally injected hu-" mor into its coverage when it in-' terrupted a dance band program Ln Singing Lady with a bulletin. The band came back - ——— — on the air playing “Itis a Fine Ro-" : Zany fer fmer-Andy Chuck Wagon mance With No Kisses. jiamy-Retty Lum-Abner Ensemble gs 8 =

elo) Sy The March of Tim ha ~ e: Ma 0 e, ab: Van Som, Dick, Harry 19:3) o'clock tonight, was able: to. Spencer Tracy) Lembardi’s Or. imitate Mrs. Simpson's voice last week after one of her New York friends coached a. March of Time. actress. The March of Time takes cor- 3 siderable pride in accurate voice imitations, and. the program di- . rectors keep on file recordings of all persons likely to figure in headlines. - They have a standing ; ; contract with a anytime a man -or woman nme on the air a few minutes, the voice . is recorded and filed. An actor -, needs only to study the record to -- duplicate the voice. That they have no recordings of voices of such nt persons in.the English. crisis as the Duke of. York doesn’t worry the directors. . There's always someone in New. York, experience has taught them, familiar with the speech of any important person. "Bill Adams is the March of Time , actor who gets most attention for his almost imitation of President Roosevelt. 3

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Bing Crosby’s Music Hall guests tonight, WLW at 9 o'clock, will include Suzanne Fisher (above), Metropolitan Opera coloratura soprano. Miss: Fisher is now on the West Coast for concert engagements, Her selections for tonight's program have not beén announced.

RADIO THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane nouncements caused by station changes after press time.)

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3X Sisters

Toy Band Jack Armstrong

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Johnsons Nyland’s Or. Sports Lowell Thomas

Harold Turner Margot Rebeil Memory Lane Margery Graham

Tea, Tunes Chatter Wilderness

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Don Pedro a Street Your Neighbor

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was driffing across the stage after. a “mine. explosion,” part of the pro-_ Sr sound effects. In her few moments away from’ the microphone, Kate learned there had been a fire beneath the studio” stage. Charlie Cantor, one of the” actors, had smelled smoke and investigated, finding a pile of rubbish

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out the fire, causing it to smoke

audience when she returned to the stage, and the visitors, who ae grown restless, settled back, appar-_ ently thinking the smoke was part. of the trouble stations take to make . sound effects realistic. he