Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1936 — Page 25

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BY RALPH NORMAN John Barrymore is to replace his brother, Lionel, in the role of Scrooge

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in the “Hollywood Hotel dramatization of the famous Dickens’ story, “A Christmas Carol,” over WFBM at 8 p. m. today Lionel Barrymore, leaving the mi | crophone because of the death yesterday of his wife, gave a radio version of the Dickens’ character two vears ago and the program's popu | Jarity was so great he was contracted { for five more presentations. Next Christmas listeners again | probably will have opportunity to hear Lionel's portrayal of Scrooge

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% : Familiar to listeners is Dr. i « ONE dh | Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor of i Riverside Church, New York City, who is to bring a Christmas message to UBS and WEFBM listeners al 9 o'clock tonight. He is to be ruest speaker with the Philadelnhia Symphony Orchestra. His snbiect is to be “Good Will to Men.”

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WELL, OF THE WORLD 0A The above programs arc to climax

SPEND CHRISTMAS | NOW we. | Ea ny Bx : 4 & a day of special Christmas broadNE casts by the three networks, many | of them originating in distant lands. These programs may be located in the network schedules on this page n ” ”

Pred Waring is to make his last NBC broadcast at 8 p. m. for the eponsor who has kent him and his large band on the Blue network for | three years. The Waring aggrega- | tion is to be heard for the same | sponsor on CBS and WFBM on | Tuesday evening in what probably will be its last commercial broad- . cast for some time, CHicano | Replacing Waring on NBC nex! (Mutual Net) | Friday night is to be Rex ChandRarer | l1er's 43-piece orchestra. Waring's | CBS Tuesday night spot is to be | taken by Al Pearce and his gang { now heard on CBS two or three aft- ! ernoons each week. ” ”

| The networks not only entertain | millions of Americans in their homes each evening, but NBC also enter- | tains us when we vacation in New York City. Radio City, part of | Rockefeller Center, NBC New York | headauarters, is among the mesm | tropolis’ most popular points of inToryens Yity | terest among paying sightseers. Norvo’s Or. { Only one other sightseers’ mecca Trivine-Spery lin the entire country which charges | admission exceeds the NBC studios in popularity. This one is Mount Vernon, Va., home of George Wash - inaton. | In the first 11 months of this year, | 497.399 persons took NBC guided | tours through the studios and plant in Radio City, each naving 40 cents | admission charge. If last Decem- | ber’s figure of 25.000 is equalled this { month, the year's total will be at | least 522,000.

SATURDAY PROGRAMS | On Nov. 20, 103. end of the third

IND CHICAGO vear of the NBC guided tours, WEBM 1550 INRIRE 1400 WW 00 WGN 720 1.424 17133 visitors had inspected Radio (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutual)

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Benay Venuta (above). blues singer, is one of several “Radio's Court of Honor” stars heard over NBC and WIRE at 9 o'clock on Friday nights. The program cast also includes Donald Towne, who relates news about network programs and performers, and Shep Fields and his Rippling Rhythm orchestra.

RADIO THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible for inaccuracies in program announcements caused by station changes after press time.) INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI WFBM 1230 WIRE 14 WLW 700 (CBS Net.) (NBC Net.) (NBC-Mutual) Airbreaks Toy Band ve “ Jack Armstrong

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Plano Twins Buddy Clark Three Aces Renfrew

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Cub Reporters Jimmy Allen © Terry-Ted Snorts

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LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND

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for all social students as well as for advocates of eugenics.

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‘personator, maintains in the Delineator. Unless your face is paralyzed he says it will invariably reveal your emotions—happy, sad,

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|) this habit among boys and | girls in their teens and found ap- | proximately two-thirds of the girls and only one-third of the boys kept

diaries. Most of both sexes had '

| begun to keep diaries at the bei ginning of adolescence. Apparently nearly all wished to keep diaries as those who did not stated thev were { simply afraid of being ridiculed. | The young people who kept diaries | described them either as “a friend”; j or “a record of development” or “a | confidential record of memories.”

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Where to find other stations: | WMAQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820;

770, WENR 870, Gary, WIND 560.

Chicago, WBBM Detroit, WJR 750;

Good Radio Music

BY JAMES THRASHER

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stations of the NBC-Blue network.

Having given us our Christmas present in the form of Humperdinek's “Hansel and Gretel” on Thursday, the Metropolitan Opera Company will proceed with the regular business of Saturday matinees at 1 Listeners will hear Saint-Saens’ “Samson aid Delilah,” over

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No station list is available, but

| neither WIRE nor WLW carry the program.

| port, will be the Delihah. Others in the cast are Rene Maison, Angelo | Bada, BEzio Pinza, Emanuel List, { John Gurney, Max Altglass, and

| Gertrud Wettergren, Swedish im-®-—— petent job—even at the risk of dis-

appointment. Besides the seasonal music, vou

| are to hear the Sixth Hungarian

NEXT-Is romantic love a safe Wilfred Engleman. Maurice d’Abra- | pense of Brahms, a minuet by Mo-

| basis for marriage? COMMON ERRORS

Never say, “It costs less than did , administration under the old regime”; omit “did” entirely or put it after “administration” as, “administration did under the old regime.”

| vane] is to be the conductor, and | the commentator will be Marcia | Davenport. | This year, as you know, the broadcasts are being sponsored by

| the Radio Corporation of America.

Not only that, but they are being short-waved, non-commercially, to , South America. | * ® =» Christmas is no time of joy for ' orchestra conductors who would like to list “something appropriate” for the holiday week. There is surprisingly little purely | music for this occasion. But Eugene Ormandy will have | something old and something new | for listeners tonight when he pre- | sents the “Spirit of Christmas” by

| Chailliet. The work is new, since |

| you wiil be hearing it on the air | for the first time; old, because it 'is a medley of familiar Christmas | music. Mr. Chailliet is Mr. Ormandy's | bass clarinet player in the Philadel before he left the Philadelphia playto have taught or inspired

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“Russian Sailor's ballet, “The

gart and the Dance’ from Gliere's

| Red Poppy.” The broadcast is at

the usual hour of 9 o'clock on

Somehow there comes a comfort- | able, if reactionary, feeling that all |is well in the world of music when 'we see that one of our forward‘looking young composers has writ- | ten a fantasy on opera airs. | We refer in this case to Abram | Chasins, the young American pi- | anist-composer, who will give us his { new fantasy on themes from “Carmen” (in manuscript) during his | regular broadcast at 11 a. m. to- | morrow on the NBC-Red network | Constance Keene, his “child prod-

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{igy” pupil who has been heard on | the programs before, will assist him

| dentally | Jouve rwefk Doeause station on Wednesday evenings continue

Irene Rich and Don Ameche, Friday evening drama players, tonight are to be heard in Christmas plays. Miss Rich, whose broadcast at 8 o'clock is to be | carried by WIRE, is to present a | short play, “The Christmas Guest,” written by Arch Oboler, Mr. Ameche, “First Nighter's” leading man, is to play the leading role in a drama concerning Chrietmas on the battlefields of the World War—“Star of Peace" to be broadcast by WLW at 9 o'clock. n ” | Lum and Abner received many { Christmas presents from listeners but a gift from Olin Gentry, super- | intendent of the Idle Hour Stock | Farm, Lexington, Ky.. pleased them { particularly, Lum’s gift was a shoe { from Burgoo King, 1932 winner of | the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. Abner received a shoe once worn by Blue Larkspur, winner of $272,000 in various purses. " ” ” With NBC's “Good Will Court | no longer a Sunday evening feature (readers and listeners will recall that “Do You Want to Be an Actor?’ was substituted for this program | last Sunday night), those interested in troubles of thelr fellow men will want to hear NBC's Friday evening “Court of Human Relations” which is carried hy WLW at 8:30 o'clock Although similarity between the two programs is not marked, the Friday night court, like the banned Sunday evening broadcast, depends upon curiosity of listeners in others’ troubles to establish and hold its audience. Since the “Court of Hu man Relations” offers no advice by members of the bar, it turns no danger of being banned from the networks.

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