Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1936 — Page 27

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RADIO THIS EVENING

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

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BY JAMES THRASHER

\ Twice in the last week we have had scheduled all-American ofchestra programs, one by the Rochester Philharmonic other tomorrow by the Cleveland Orchestra, under: J velautd be sueash Wilk be heaps oer WIE Jor an hur beginning |

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| year, will resume his ‘brief microphone recitals at 5:15 today on the In his allocated quarter hour, Mr.

Cores will include a variety rang- ES from EE San ‘amusing arrangement of

Hal Kemp Taking Kostelanetz Program; \orton Downey May Replace Rubinof | REPEATS COMEDY SUCCESS ON ARR

Patsy Kelly May Be Bill With George Jessel: : In Comedy Act. BY RALPH NORMAN

Stealing a peek into the new year’s radio program notes, we fing

that Hal Kemp will take over

Oakie will head the broadcast beginning Dec. 29, Benny Goodman’s band and Geo Stoll’'s orchestra will provide the music. . . . Al Jolson, Sid Silvers§ Martha Raye and Victor Yo orchestra are rehearsing a. show. hes replace the current Ken Murray ses ries beginning next Tuesday. EB $8 8 : ie Tonight's program headliners e two prominent movie & ; tte Davis and Joel McCrea, will enact an adaptation of “There Always Juliet” before the microphones. WFBM will. cal the program at 8:30 o'clock. tet The screen stars will be heard fn the roles created on the stage by Herbert Marshall and Edna Best; Miss Davis holds the Motion Pice ture Academy award for a given for her performance.in t movie version of Somerset Mange han’s “Of Human Bondage.” McCrea has become one of Hollys wood’s popular leading men, an was seen at the Apollo last wee with Barbara Stanwyck in “Ban on My Knee.” i f 8 8 I A conservative world-wide estls mate of the number of listen who heard Edward’s farewell ade dress to his Empire, according to Film Daily’s radio department, can be splaced at 212,000,000. The exs. King’s American audience was €s= timated at 66,000,000 persons, who listened to about 250 stations. total number of stations thro out the world which carried the message is not known, but every one which could be linked in tl world-girdling circuit is believed have broadcast the special program For American networks—all carried the talk—Edward’s climaxed several hectic days special broadcasts and interru programs. Not since the Lindbergh kidnaping case, unless it was Moose River, Canada, mine d ter last spring, have network scheds ules been interrupted so fres

“1 quently.

2 a % _ Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe will devia. ate from his thrice weekly diary of the Quintuplets (in which he re. lates stories about the five famot Dionne girls) at 10:45 a. m. to~ morrow (CBS) fo urge families. throughout the world to adopt children. Inspired by success nursing the quintuplets from pres, ; mature babies to robust younga, sters, Dr. Dafoe and David Croll, Ontario public welfare minister, 3 sponsored an “Adovt a Baby Week.” Since its inception, 800 , neglected children have been; given homes, a » » 2 iF Not so many years ago, radio ré= ceivers were novelties, and more

conservative persons doubted ‘theig Retail value of the

practicability. ie 1936 radio output is estimated af $430,800,000, according to Rado Manufacturers’ Association. Total American set produ this year will be 7,600,000, the assos ciation reports, a gain of 1,400,000. over last year. There are now : than « 24,269,000 receivers in ¢ United States, of which RMA esti» mates 17,000.000 are obsolete. More, than 1,400,000 homes heretofore without radio acquired their . sets this year, the association says, : ” » = : 4 Listeners may realize some : of their importance to spo broadcasts with the information that more thdn $500,000 is spenk annually by: business firms to meass ure audiences and audience reacs tions. A sponsored network gram is an expensive undertak and backers naturally want. know what is eatehmg on and w isn’t.