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LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND
By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM
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them always in the same pocket, after which the habit will become automatic. A friend of mine tried this and saved himself nearly enough time to get a college education. Dr. Lillian Gilbreth has shown that women could reduce the mo= tions used in baking a cake by nearly one half, yet they will go on setting things where it takes three steps. to reach them instead of none and putting the refrigerator and stove at the wrong ends of the kitchen.
DOES DING SEVERAL INSTEAD OF ONE ONLY ~ INDICATE HIGH INTELLIGENCE? sms NEXT—Is the reason we think so much about ourselves because
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Kate Smith Honored as’ Air Pioneer;
Vallee Concocts New Comedy Team
UNIQUE RADIO PREACHER
The distinction of program goes to Dr. Karl Reiland p. m. over NBC-Blue. Dr. Reiland York’s famous St. George's Church.
being the only clergyman
Wyoming Senator to Open CBS Series of Talks on Congress.
Jane Cowl is to play the title role in scenes from Maxwell Anderson's historical drama «mlizabeth the Queen,” on the Kate Smith Hour tonight at 7 p. m. over CBS-WFBM.
on a sponsored radio heard every Friday night at 6:15 is a liberal former rector of New
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Tomorrow, which ushers in olis Symphony Orchestra, network broadcaster. WIRE will ca beginning at 4:15 p. network stations. Of course the orchestra and the network and everyone else want the public to go 10 the concerts. But if you are planning to attend Satur-
day night, when the same program ted, or if something hearing the actual
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little contradiction, the best “first symphony” ever written. It shows Brahms at the flood-tide of his powers, and its beauties, of course, can endure countless ‘hearings. This broadcast series is a decided compliment to the new orchestra its conductor,
Fabien Sev ‘ coast radio organization will gage an orchestra “sight unseen” to alternate throughout the season with the Chicago Symphony, the gesture speaks highly for the conductor’s reputation.
Walter pamrosch, who turned actor last year for some of his Music Appreciation programs, will salute the dramatic art again tomorrow with impersonations of Handel and Mozart. The occasion will be the re-en= acting of two famous musical anecdotes: Handel's rivalry with the Italian opera composer, Bononceini, and Mozart's last-minute composition of an overture for his “Don Giovanni,” on the eve of the operas
first performance. All this will take place,
of course, broadcast on NBC-WLW at 1 p.m.
Debussy’s string quartet and an arrangement of his piano composition, “The Little Shepherd.” will be played by the Kreiger String Quar-
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the first concert of the also will mark the orchestra's debut as a major
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a CBS brdoacst at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Tomorrow finds broadcasters again active on Indianapolis stations. WFBM will carry the regular weekly Jordan Conservatory program at 5 p. m. There will be music and comments by Walter D. Hickman. On WIRE at 2 p. m, the orchestra, concert choir and concert band of Washington High School will offer the third rogram in the “High School Parade” series. Announcer Bill Frosch is in charge of these broadcasts. ee ———————
He Spoke, but Wasn't Heard
Police Lieutenant Lawrence Fanning will learn here—if he is too embarrassed to call radio station WIRE himself —that his daily noon
address on traffic court was heard as scheduled today and that yester=day's interruption was no slur on his speaking ability. Lieut. Fanning stalked to the headquarters broadcasting room yesterday and delivered his daily warning to traffic violators. He delivered the address as usual, put didn’t get on the air. Learning of this, Lieut. Fanning pecame suspicious. He eyed fellowofficers, believing some prankster may have cut a wire. Love for his wayward fellow-man went out of the lieutenant’s heart when 2a «Mickey Finn” was slipped into his broadcast. But today, WIRE officials had reassurance. A mechanical defect had caused the interruption. The pro= gram heard yesterday during the lieutenant’s time was strictly a fill-in, and not a replacement, they said. Lieut. Fanning resumed his broadcasts . ¢
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For her radio appearance tonight Miss Cowl has chosen to play two scenes. The first depicts the return of Lord Essex from his ill-fated military campaign in Ireland and his sentence to death for suspec treason. The second episode is to include the dramatic scene between Essex and Elizabeth an hour before the former's execution. Ray Collins, as Essex, will head the supporting cast. As another feature of the program Miss Smith will receive from H. Pierson Mapes, Philco Radio Corp. vice president, the 10 millionth radio set manufactured by the company. The award is being given Miss Smith “in recognition of her achievements in making radio a universally popular entertainment medium, in maintaining consistently a high level of showmanship, and for her pioneering spirit, which has inspired such desirable public-spirited experiments as her ‘Command Appearance’ awards to the heroes of everyday life.” #
o At the same time as Miss Smith's program is being heard over CBS Rudy vallee will be introducing five guest stars on his variety hour show on NBC-WIRE. Comedy as dispensed by those two film fun makers, Eric Blore and Mischa Auer, will headline the program. Rudy will present the popular actors for the first time as a radio comedy team in an orjginal humorous sketch written for them by Robert Newman. Yahbut and Cheerily, whose radio popularity is confined chiefly to Pacific Coast listeners, will also appear on the broadcast. Mr. Vallee's interview will be with Hedda Hopper, film actress, who will speak of Hollywood styles and parties. Tommy Riggs’ act will round out the program. 2 4 " Senator O'Mahoney (D. Wyo.) will be heard over CBS-WFBM tomor=row afternoon at 3:30 p. m. in 8 discussion of «Economic Freedom, the Essential Basis of Prosperity.” He will speak from Washington. Senator O'Mahoney’s talk will be the first of the regular “Current Questions Before the Senate” series which will be heard each Friday at the same time while Congress is in session. The series’ companion feature on CBS, «Current Questions Before the * House.” which begins next Monday at 3:30 p. m, will also be broadcast each week at the same time during the special session.
$8 # Gabriel Heatter will appear as arbiter of a father vs. daughter debate on youthful freedom on his We, the People program over CBS tonight at 6:30, An average American father and daughter wil! present their views on what constitutes the right degree of independence from parental super< vision for an 18-year-old girl. Other features will include the appearance of Anauta, an Eskimo mother who will describe her life in the frozen North; Police Officer George McNamara, custodian of the U. S. Constitution in Washington, and Mrs. C. A. Cleveland, who lived in Oklahoma when it was still Indian country. Dell Sharbutt will be heard in the announcer’s role relinquished by Harry von Zell, who has gone to the West Coast. ss # Another television will be held tonight in NBC's Radio City television studios. A fashion show, featuring the latest apparel, accessories, coiffure and make-up vogues, is to be presented for an audience of fashion experts from all parts of the world. Experiments in various types of television makeup also will pe performed. The demonstration has been scheduled in reeognition of Fashjon Futures, the annual international style spectacle to be held in New York next Monday. Officers of the fashion group and committee members for Fashion Futures will be NBC's honor guests. #
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os ” The all-star array of M.-G.-M. personalities who will -appear on the third Good News of 8 broadcast tonight includes Luise Rainer, Allan Jones, James Stewart, Robert Young, Tom Brown and Florence Rice. Mr. Jones, whe will appear with Jeanette MacDonald in «The Firefly” at Loew's Dec. 2, will act as masterof -ceremonies and will be teamed with Miss Rainer in a short dramatic sketch. The others, ported by Barnett Parker, appear ‘n of “Navy Blue an . picture is an adaptation of George Bruce's novel.
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