Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1937 — Page 21

TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1937

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SCHEME &OT | ANY THING TO DO WITH “THAT IDEA YOU HAD OF RUNNING HOSS RACES ON AN ENDLESS BELY, SO TW’ WHOLE RACE WOULD TAKE PLACE RIGHT NN FRONT OF - SRAND=STANDS

My OncLE ) HERBERT WAS ALWAYS TRYING TO PO ONE OF THOSE MILLION=DOLLAR RHUMBAS WITH His BRAN, AND 4 ALL HE BVER GOT SUT OF IT WAS 1d’ ST. VITUS Dance!

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“Which one of you bozos gave my husband this haireut?”

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FDR to Speak From Mount Vernon; Educational Programs Scheduled: Warner Stars Billed for 52 Weeks

FILM REPORTER

TO MAKE DEBUT

When George McCall deft),

Hollywood reporter, makes his radio

debut at 6:15 p. m. today over OBS, Gary Cooper (right), screen star,

will be interviewed. Mr. MeCall Thursday at the same time with 1 city and its celebrities.

will be heard every Tuesday and 5 minutes of news about the cinema

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READING THIS ARTICLE TODAY,

TENN mee mace HORSEFRFLIES FEED ON BLANTS... AND NOT MORSES./

PUBLIC HEALTH figures show that, back in 1800, the average length of life in the United States was but 33 years. In 1855, it was 40 years,

and today it is almost 80 years.

NEXT-—Which are the 10 most importans trees in the world?

IF YOU'RE WILLING TOTAL TALK, AUEENIE

gS SAY, WHEN { GET | J THROUGH TALKING GET YOU THE O. A. WILL HAVE HIS CADE

WHAT TO DO QUESTION: RAILROAD SWITCHMAN'S CHILD FALLS IN FRONT OF ONCOMING TRAIN, BHOULD HE (1) THROW BWITCH, DERAIL TRAIN AND BANE CHILD; 2) DO NOTHING AND

LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND

By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM

NEN EVER THE POSE BEING

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SOMETIMES life puts one in such a terrible situation that any way out is terrible, This is cers tainly one of them and is not a fietitious case but one that has hap= pened a number of times. My answer 18 he should do nothing if he can possibly control himself, By de | railing the train he would likely | cause many Aeaths—probably some ‘other man’s child, or possibly a | number of them,

IF BY perfection you mean some “perfect” state of unbro= ken bliss, such perfection is impossible, because unbroken bliss =oon becomes mere passive contentment,

It you mean» “perfect” work of art | keeps

or music or literature = these are

never perfect? Yet perfection is possible, How? Simply by com= plete activity towards some desired goal, because perfection, as the pays chologists look at it, is complete fulfillment of one's bodily and men= tal powers, Seeking the Holy Grail even though they never found ft was perfection because the seeking for perfection iz the very perfection for which man seeks, Perfect striving is human perfection,

IF THERE ever waz ®uch a man he got so tired from some thing else that he died when he was little, That is the one thing thai

| keeps them from getting =o tired of life they would all make for jumping off place—=and jump, TIndeed, if at the last moment some woman flattered a man that he could jump off quicker than any other man he would instantly make the plunge,

NEXT = Has the fincreaving equality of women with men made more Nmeh § eHminals?

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Th case you haven't hotiesd, our Latin-American ecousing have bean making rapid musical strides in the lant few years. Not only do we have | the significant compositions of the | Mexican Oatlos Chavez, but there iz a goodly number of instrumental ists and singers developing.

From Havana, which already has |

given ws two or three hotable pianists, come the two student per= formers of tomorrow's Ourtls Tn= stitute broadeast, Drutan, violinist, pianist, Miss Roz iz a ward of the Ouban Government. Bhe his a eR — An soloist with the Philadelphia Or= chestra, the Philadelphia P hamper Laboratory Orchestra and the Bymphony Orchestra of Havana. Mr. Drulan made his debut in Havana when he waz 10. He also has appeared with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and was the winner of

and Margot Ros,

A Teoent contest for young players

held under the orchestra's alas pices, He alwo has been soloist With the Philadelphia String Sinfonietta | and has made many recital appear ances in his own country. On tomorrow's broadeast, Miss | Ros 1x to play the sixth Prelude and Fugue from Bach's "Well Tem= fue Olavichord”; Sehumann’s ance fn ¥ Bhatp,; Waltz, Opus 8 th moresque”’ by “Musical Snuft

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Romanee, Opis 3, by Wieni= |

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awski, OBB 1a to eaffy the 43-minute broadcast east Deginning at 3 P.M,

RADIO IO EXPERT TO JOIN WILKINS

BU tO, Timer Rpecinl MONTREAL, Nov, 16.==A 2b=year: old Montreal radio expert, Onoke, has left for Seattle where ne will sail to Juneau, Alaska, to [Join Bir Hubart Wilkine at point | 9 | Barrow in his search for the lost | @oviet fiers. Mr, Cooke, who Will meet the | | explorer at Point Barrow, took with him some 1000 pounds of radio apparatus, "sufficient squipment to install two wireless direction find ing stations.” a not pets 1h the sets designed to little ec a8 possible, which be run by batteries,

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Tick Powell Is B: Is Booked to Be Master of Ceremonies

President Roosevelt's Sunday eveme “fireside chat” is to be followed by another radio appearance of the Chief Executive at noon tomorrow over NBC-WLW and OBBWFBM. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace and Harry Brown, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture also are to be heard on the broadcast which is to originate at George Washington's home at Mount Vernon, Va. The broadcast is to climax a three-day celebration in observance of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Department of Agriculture and the Land Grant Colleges and the 50th anniversary of establishment of state agricultural experiment stations. The President's address is to be heard during the Land Grant College program, a regular feature on the National Farm and Home Hour,

Two educational programs are scheduled on NBC networks témorrow. The first, from point of tithe, is to be the broadcast of the Student Beience Clubs of America, beginning its third consecutive season of programs over NBC-Red. Tt is estimated that 3000 school listening groups will be in the audience from 11:45 a. mm. to 12 noon. The vocational side of various scientific fields is to be stressed. Mrs. Carol Hyaft Moffat, writer of articles dealing with women’s activities, is to speak | on “Woman's Place in a Beientifio | World.” At 3:30 p, mm. the National Congress of Parents and Teachers program Is to be heard from Bostoh. Mrs. Simon 8, Lapham, vice president, and Mis, 1. H. Devere, student aid chairman, are to speak. The educational program is one of a series on [Youth fn a Modern Community.” A dramatization on “Student Aid” and music by a string ensemble also are to be Rusia on the broadcast over NBCte,

It ‘was bound to happen. Another show similar to the Good News of 1938 program which 1s being sponse sored by sponsors of the Bhow Boat hour, is to be launched over NBCRed soon—=probably Dee. 1. Tha sponsors of the Your Hit Parade program have announced plans for the beginning of a new BH2-week series, employing the talent of Warner Bros. studios. Bereen talent from the M.-G.-M. studios, you will remember, is heard weekly on the Good News broadeast, The new series is to be identified under the title of Your Hollywood Parade and is to be heard at the usial Wednesday time of 0 bp. m., with the addition of 15 minutes to their present time to round out a full hour, An Indianapolis favorite, Dick Powell, 1s to be master of cere monies and costar of the program along with Rosemary Lane, formerly of Waring’s Pennsylvanians, who appeared with Mr, Powell in “Varsity Show” Other Warrier séresn stars, sched uled to be heard from time to time, are Bette Davis, Kay Francis, Er rol Flynn, Edward GG. Robinson, Less He Howard, Olivia De Haviland, Fernand Gravet, Pat O'Brien, Boris Karloff, Gorge Brent, Olaude Rafa, Joan Blondell, Loa and Priscilla Lane, Margaret Lindsay, Anita Louise, Johnnie Davis, Hugh Herbert, Tan Hunter, Humphrey Bo= gart, Basil Rathbone, Frank Mes Hugh, Beverly Robérts, Dick Foran and Ann Bheridan, All of Wamer's directors are to be available on the program as ate the latest works of the séreen company’s song writing teams and seript writers, The musical portion of the programs is to be under dis rection of Leo Porbatein, Wamer'’s musical director

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The Polly Follies variety show, heard every Tuesday from 9:90 | to 10 p. ™., has beth awarded a eontract renewal and Is to be heard for another extended period over OBE, according to an ans nouncement today, ® Program is headed by Al Cameron, master. ofsferemonies who writes ahd directs the program. Tn addition to My, Cameron, Lorraine Grimm, young soprano; Robert Parsons and Joe Karnes, tenors, and Ben | Feid’s Orchestra are heard on (he | program,

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Two of Hollywood's better known comedians ate to appear oh radio programs tonight, Bdward Everett Horton 1s to mateh wits with Al Jolson an the Iatter's musical vas riety show at 7:30 pb. Mm. over OBS» WFBM, Th addition to being inters viewed, Mr, Horton 1s to take part in a skit whieh also 1s to uthiize the comic talents of two regular mem» bere of the east, Martha Raye and Parkvakarkus,

Fddie Cantor, Whe Iz starred in his own radio program, 1s to join Charles Butterworth and Lanny Ross on the Hollywood Mardi Gras Roam at 8:30 p. Mm, over NBC. IRE. Bddie 8 to introduce his newest ehild diseavery, Terry Kil= bouine, 10=year-old Britiahar, to the American public, He predicts that his newest protege will experience a8 Wueh sucesss as Bobby Breen ahd Deanna Durbin, two of his diseovaries, » *»

Radio Bhotta: Barry Weed, OBB baritone, 15 to be heard In a series of concerts wih Lyn pm tor arehestra beginning at a 18 eh mn, tos day over pi comadian, soon BW oe on hm alr 1h a series of programa being. vepared By his screen company. , . Agar A. is to present on Wis program tonight a woman Who taught a HIInA horse to Jump huts dies, , Martha Tilton, vooalist [with Bonny Qoadman’s orehestra, | has ing for Joyce Oompton and

[Marion Nixon In pictures which

called for the Alm actresses to break [tate song. Bill Doemling, Phil I Baker's Announcer, was foreed 10 pinch hit Tor anh organist on the air one evening, We only knew (wd numbers on the organ and one of them Was Darred on the alr, #0 he ayed the other, "Drink To Me Only oe ae Byes,” for 17 minutes the tardy organist showed up, )