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LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND
YOU MAY be surprised to learn that a 600-page volume of scientific tests and measurements of the actual differences between men and women has just been published —a five-year research—by Prof. L. M. Terman and g Catherine Cox Miles, psychologist>Y and they find that there are many more things that are disgusting to women than to men. Such things as ‘ragged and - dirty fingernails,” “untidy clothes,” “chewing tobacco,” “foul language,” the word “gent,” “wienerwursts,” “body odor,” “pimples,” “gum chewing,” “a boy and girl petting”—“sagging socks on a man,” “sniffling,” perverted sex habits, etc. are all more digusting women than to men!
By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM
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American radio listeners may hear the pianist Artur Rubinstein for the first time tomorrow when he broadcasts as soloist with the New York
famous name has returned to the United States after an absence of 10 years. Better known in Europe than here, Mr. Rubinstein should recapture musical America’s fancy and win new admirers on his present trip, for he is an able virtuoso. Approaching 50, the pianist first attracted attention when the violinist Joachim heard him play when he. Rubinstein, was only 4. The young prodigy was trained under Leschitizky and played, like the old-time vaudeville acts, “before all the crowned heads of Europe.” He toured America in 1906, 1920, 1922 and 1927. Tomorrow's program will be allRussian. The scheduled numbers are the Overture to Rimsky-Korsa-“The Maid of Pskov”; the Arensky Variations on a Theme by Tschaikowsky, for string orchestra; the Tschaikowsky B Flat Minor Piano Concerto; Liadov’s “From the Apocalypse,” and a suite from a better-known Rimsky = Korsakoff
opera, “Le Coq gon.”
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For this evening's NBC Symphony Orchestra concert, on NBC at 9 o'clock, Pierre Monteux has chosen a cosmopolitan program. It will open with the Handel Concerto Grosso in D Major, with Mischa Mischakoff, Edwin Bachmann and Oswaldo Mazzucchi as soloists. Then Sibelius, who really is becoming an orchestral “fad,” will be represented by the Andante and Scherzo from his first Symphony. Other compositions will be Griffes’ “The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Khan,” the Act I Prelude to “Lohengrin,” and Ravel's “Daphnis and Chloe.” Mr. Monteux, incidentally, gave the Griffes work its first performance in 1919, when he was Boston Symphony conductor. The composition and copying of this work 1s said to have hastened Griffes’ untimely death. n = » The St. Louis Symphony will make a guest appearance on Erno Rapee’s program tonight, with Vladimir Golschmann conducting. - Soloists will be Grace Moore, Richard Tau-
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TOMORROW A.M. 11:30—“Radio City NBC-WLW. (See “Good Music” column.)
Music Hall,”
P.M. 2:00—N. Y. phony WFBM. 6:00—Jack Benny, NBC-WIRE. 7:00—P. M.—Erno Rapee’s Orchestra and soloists, NBC-Blue. 7:00—~Don Ameche-Edgar Bergen, NBC-WIRE. 8:00—Detroit. Symphony,. WFBM. 10:30—Cab = Calloway’s CBS-WFBM.
Maude Adams, famous American actress who played the title role in James M. Barrie's “Peter Pan” years ago, will be interviewed on the air for the first time tonight at 8 p. m. on the NBC-Red network. The broadcast also will s:ark Miss Adams’ debut as a director. She now teaches dramatics at Stephens College, Columbia, Mo., and several of her pupils will be featured on the broadcast in excerpts from Edmond Rostand’s ‘“‘Chantecler,” in which Miss Adams scored a Broadway hit. The program will originate in the college auditorium. The musical setting for the dramatic portion of the program like= wise will be presented by Stephens students. The college's 65-piece symphony orchestra, glee club and sunrise choir will be heard. Dr, James Madison Wood, college president, will introduce and interview Miss Adams. ” » "
Constance Bennett and Cary Grant, featured as a starring team in the recent film success, “Topper,” will be costarred in P. G. Wodehouse's comedy , “Medicine Girl,” on the “Silver Theater” program tomorrow at 4 p. m. over CBSWFBM. Miss Bennett is to play the role of a feminine doctor. A typical Wodehouse com = edy with the usual surprising denouement promised.
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& =» 8 Hoagy Carmichael, Indianapolis’ contribution to the song writing world, will be honored tomorrow night on the “Milestones” program at 7:30 p. m. over CBS-WFBM. Mr. Carmichael’s birthday is the following day. A fantasy built around his popular song ‘“‘Stardust” will be presented on the program,
" & @ Lyman Hoover, tormer Indianapolis resident and graduate of Shortridge High School and Butler Unie. versity, will appear on the Y. M. C. A. program to be heard over CBS-WFBM tomorrow at 1 p. m, Mr. Hoover represents the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. in its service to students ct Pieping, China. The broadcast, “Youth on the March,” will present information on conditions faced by youth in the Far East, Europe and South America. Di. Charles T. Loram is directing the program,
» ” FJ Around the Dial: The University of Chicago Chapel Service, heard for the past several seasons, re=turns to the air over WGN tomorrow at 11 a. m. . . . The dangers of living in war-torn Madrid will be described by Martha GCellhorn, newspaperwoman who will be speaking from Spain, on the “Magic Key” broadcast tomorrow after=noon , . . Billie Burke, comedienne of stage and screen, will appear on the Don = Ameche-Edgar Bergen hour tomorrow . .. Marjorie Weaver, I. U. coed who made good in the movies, will appear on Feg Murray’s program tomorrow . . . Flor ence Rice, daughter of sports writer Grantland Rice, will play opposite Tyrone Power in the “Hollywood Playhouse” drama tomorrow . . . Jack Benny will present his radio adaptation of “Lost Horizon” on tomorrow night's show. It was scheduled about a month ago but was postponed.
ber and Corrine Frederick, St. Louis clavichordist.
" % B® There will be yet more Sibelius on the air thissweek-end. The early Suite for Strings and Tympani will be done on tomorrow's Radio City Music Hall hour, while the tone poem, “En Saga,” is on the Chicago Symphony's popular concert program tonight. WGN will carry the latter program for its full two hours, beginning at 8:15 o'clock, with WIRE taking the last 45 minutes. The Music Hall broadcast (11:30 a. m. on NBC-WLW) also will in= clude Bach's three-piano concerto in C and the same composer's “St. Anne's” Prelude and Fugue, arranged for strings by Mischa Violin.
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