Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1937 — Page 28
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WHISKERS! ALL ABOUTME! LAST NIGHT 1 DREAMED I HAD GROWN) A LONG, WHITE BEARD THAT EN-. TWINED ABOUT MY THROAT, SLOWLY CHOKING MES WHEN T . WOKE UP, THE SHEET WAS IN
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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
THAT/S TH’ AROMA pb OF CHIN HEDGE! TH’ GROCERY. NEXT DOOR, THAT 1 HAVE BEEN RAIDING . FOR FIREWOOD; TIED A POLICE DOG IN THEIR BACK YARD, SO IVE BEEN COALING TH COOKER WITH SOME OF OUR SURPLUS BEAVERS ~~THEY SAY BEARDS KEEP YOU WARM, BUT 1 NEVER KNEW THEY/D _RADIATE HEAT Alias
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By Clyde Lewis
i EVERYTHING.
“Your honor, I don’t WANT my wife to bail me out—it’s just a trap to get me home!”
—By Martin
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WELL, T° DUNNO. H TI) YOU PULLED A BONER, CHIEF, - KIDNAPINGS A’ SERIOUS OFFENSE.
yy S0S ACY, You YELLOW-BACKED POODLE STOP YOUR SQUAWKING — IF WE'RE CAUGHT, THEY ° CAN HANG US ONLY ONCE.
POOR SALLY! THE FLIGHT ik TOO MUCH FOR HER, BUT IT'LL SNAP THE ‘sTOP" BUTTON oN DOWN WELL" Ore
WAIT, JACK: IT MAY ‘BE A TRAP! HADN'T WE BETTER CALL HEADQUARTERS?
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THE BLIMP TOOK MOU UP INTO THE AIR, BUT YOU'RE ALL RIGHT NOW, .... WERE HEADED FOR THE
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SALLY? |WELL, THAT'S WHAT | T CALL A FINE THANK. YOU! AND NOW, COME, ON, ALL OF YOU, MY
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CERTAINLY CAN THANK
LET'S EXPLORE YOUR MIND-—By Dr. Abert Edward | Wiggam
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WEDNESDAY
& HAPPIER IF THEY KNEW EXACTLY oa, sone at WERE SONS To LINE? $ © OR NO came is
AS THE IRISHMAN would say, I think most of tiem- would commit suicide on the spot: Man has always sought to pénetrafe the . unknown future, yet if -he shouldr ‘succeed I’ think: he would be the unhappiest creature alive. He is - naturally a dare-devil,. adventuring ““animal—willing to chance. his life
"at the drop of the hat-in hopes
either of gain or from the sheer | fun of the hazard. If he knew when he was going to die he would miss : +l; ithe dun and adventure of ite. - oF Fr a : ; ‘EB I. THORNDIKE, fevicholo:
gist, had a jury of six psycholo-
gists analyze the waking time spent by 500 adult women and they decided as follows: 42 per cent spent
working for wages. ‘and dn txanspor- |
tation; 20 per cent for physical
“needs, 12 per cent to secure the ap3 etc,) “and { chartering
a ET oi | Daering E> per cen An anslysis of : the ‘40 hours: per week of free time-of a group of face
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' | completely. People forgive, deeply | and finally, . and often understand ‘feach other better and are warmer
Tne Central | Spe! Air
tory, workers. showed that they spent p. iE
25 hours in seeking entertainment and only 2 per cent for self-im-provement: Sin +2 fs lB » ¥ i ; CrEmsE GIRLS are evidently in the stage when the awful question has to be decided whether to || 9-6 forgive their boy friend for going out with the other girl or not—and || "0 oo ‘whether in all the years to come Alvares, Sger. is ‘they can ever completely forgive a a pl gi Quarterly. te tech
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BERLIN—5:4 Christmas carols. Sérman
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NEXT—Which is more sporti ) to a ‘woman—Beauty or Per- | COMMON ERRORS sonality? A . Never pronounce crematory — “The upswing in business activity krem-a-tor'sl; pay Rrem'-a=to-r1. or is ‘ accentuating - another - banking
. kre’ -ma-fo-ri. . REE 1 3 problem. That problemi is the
greatest, style influence, in Holly—orry -
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{ Thomas’. famous “Bell Song”. “Lakme,”
| Century French carols, “Dureau la
| | Kostelanetz also is to conduct the { Farandele from Bizet’s
Wallis Warfield is rendering phony | the ditien before Ofte
Tonight” show tonight at 8 o'clock. heard nightly at 12:45 or 1 o'clock,
Here are two radio personalities whose photographs seldom appear. They let their work speak for them. That's nice, but-not necessary. For Portland Hoffa (left) and Shep Fields are very presentable people. Miss Hoffa will appear, as. usual, on Husband Fred Allen’s “Town Hall
Mr. Fields’ “rippling rhythms” are ‘except Mondays, over WGN.
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Xmas Carols Cavalliers Concert Or. Stoke’s Or.
Concert Trio Concert Or. Lone Ranger
Amos-Andy Don’t Listen Lum-Abner Casa Loma Or.
One Family WLW Operetta
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Kitty Kelly Myrt-Marge Mrs, Farrell
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Pons-Kostelanetz romance seemed diminutive diva left the Russian ma Maybe the whispers of a tender®— feeling between the noted musicians was just another of those press agents’ swift buildups wit! a gradual ‘letdown. At’ any rate, no: one seems interested any more as to whether the two are secretly married at present, than they care about who is to play Scarlett O’Hara in “Gone With the Wind.” So, since public interest in backstage life can’t be. nursed along forever, we must be .content ‘simply with information that Miss Pons will offer some of the. favorite iterns in the coloratura repertoire this evening. These will include “Je Suis Titania,” the polonaise from opera, “Mignon,” and the from Deiibes’
A seasonal tousn will be the inclusion on the program of two 18th
Duree” and “Tous les Bourgeois de Chartres.” Particularly inviting is the ‘promise of an orchestral performance of Ravel's second “Daphnis and Chloe” Suite on the same program. Mr.
“1’Arlesienne” Suite and a special arrangement of “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear.” Next week Lawrence Tibbett will become the regular soloist with: Mr, Kostelanetz. The program will be heard at the usual time—38 Dp. mm. on CBS-WFBM. 4 8.2 8
Betty Jane Atkinson, 1Eyeatecla violinist and America’s youngest member of a major symphony orchestra, will be guest soloist on tomorrow's “Magazine of the Air” program—CBS-WFBM at 2:30 p. m. Miss Atkinson won: .a place with the reorganized Pittsburgh .SymOrchestra last May in an auKlemperer th
INDIANAPOLIS WIRE 1400 (NBC Net.
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Linda's Love
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Music Memories
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Lorenzo Jomes
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CINCINNATI CHICAGO
WLW 700 WGN 920 ) (NBC-Mutual,) (Mutual Net.) Revelers - Silent . Merrymakers
Sunshine Time ”» ”
§outhernaires Mufje Box
eter Grant Chandler Chats Gospel Singer
Fym Good Morning Hope 4) iden . Elello Pe Widder
Linda’s Love All Answers Betty and Bob Houseboat
zy ones : Crane-Joyee
Get Thin Mail Box News-Weather ° Don Pedro Road. of ‘Life Peggy Tudor \ Goldbergs Alice Blue Girl Alone Boy and Girl Arden’s Or. Serenade Farm and Home Quin Rvan . Unannounced
”» ”» ” ”
Voice of Exp. Kitty Keene
Current Events Voc. Guidance Latin America
Man on Street’ Girl from Maine Seryives, :
Concert Or.
Pepper Young - Ma Perkins Vie acd Sade _O’Neill’s
Dr. Friendly M
Mary Marlin Hatterfields'
ki Good Health Alice Blue
Concert Or. . Lady_ of Millions ‘Len Salvo Margery: Graham
Harold Turner Len Salvo Serenade,
Nurse Corps Jack Arn: Singing Vadv Singing School
Chicago, ‘WBBM 770; WENR 870,
WMAGQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820; Detroit, WIR 750; Gary, WIND 560.
Good Radio ‘Music By JAMES THRASHER ~~
" The fact that Lily Pons is returning to the Andre Kostelanetz program tonight for a single appearancs reminds one (that rumors of the
to fade about the time that the estro’s broadcast series last summer,
cital debut six years ago in Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Music Hall. Living costs prevented her accepting a Curtis Institute scholarship last year, but she hopes that her sea son’s engagement with the orchestra. may allow her to continue her studies there later. Miss Atkinson’s selections tomor=row will include Kreisler's “La Gitana” and the “Hungarian Dance No. 1” by Brahms.
‘Old. Gang’ of Radio Gone
Amos in Andy and | Left’ Singin" Sam’ Says.
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said Singin’ Sam: of radio fame, “it appears like Amos 'n’ Andy and I: are about the only ones of the old gang left. But it looks like we'll be goin’ for some time yet.” Singin’ Sam made one of his infrequent public appearances yester= clay when he offered a program of songs at ‘the Rotary Club luncheon in the Claypool Hotel. Approximately 20 welfare institutions and social agencies were assured of Christmas cheer when the organization joined in contributing nearly $1500 to the annual holiday fund. The homely ‘Philosopher ‘of song whose real name is Harry Frankel, made the special trip from his farm near Cambridge to appear before the local group. He said he “never went_anywhere” except for his biweekly trips to New York where his programs are prepared for national - He thinks Shap He
e- | 1s “just a eyeSehuin”.
: Mr. Pollock.
“After 10 years on the stworle™
‘Visitors’ to Interview Family: That ry © Subsisted on Qatmeal and Grapes; ~ Lily Pons on Kostelanetz Progra WORK SPEAKS FOR THEM
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| Channing Pollock +o Tell
Of Affitudes | in vhar, : East.
_. TONIGHT
*7:00—Cavalcade of America, CBS= WFBM. , 7:30—Eddie ‘Canfor, CBS-WFBM. 8:00—Andre - Kostelanetz’: ‘Orches-
Radio Music.”)
9:00—Hollywood Parade,” WIRE.
i’ | 11:00=Guy a Orchestra,
‘NBC-WIRE,
A month ago New York news=papers told of the suicide of a 13-year-old hoy, whose family of seven
grapes. The “big town’ then loosed
The father, Harold Troeller, had been ‘in a hospital; he was operated on and brought héme.: The oldest soni and the oldest daughter were given work and the family was able to pay its debts.
“Let's Visit” for Mutual-WOR, remembered the newspaper They made a trip to the = Troellers’ cold-water, walk-up flat..
Christmas dinner?
They could. And ‘that is why :
there will be a tree with trimmings on the “Let’s Visi) program tonight. } 2 8 = bo Laura Suarez, young’ Brazilian actress and musician, will play tie leading role in a special one-hour
linger, to be broadcast tonight at work. Miss Saurez, who speaks English, French, Portugese and Spanish, began her career as a singer in the is regarded as one of its most -suc=
actresses. Since her American debut
drama given at Radio City. Miss
"| Suarez also will be heard in.a pro-: - _| gram of songs Tuesday, Dec. 28, af -
9:35 p. m., over NEC-WIRE. ’ ¥ 8 ‘sy
the attitude of the Chinese and Japanese before the present outbreak, when speaking from the editor’s chair of the CBS “Magazine “War is such a big word,” says understand it in terms: of little
only’ the wreckage of your home
and mine, of your hopes and mine, ° of your happiness and mine, multi-
plied by millions. 8 rr = aR : Hobbyists whose enthusiasms are pertinent to the Yule season, including a man who raises Christmas trees; a singer who cellects oldfashioned Christmas cards, and a
by” program over CBS tonight at
6:15 o'clock (rebroadcast to and the West at 9:30 p. m.).~
engineer of Lakewood, O. Mr, Duns kel, who has a garage full of para
Naticnal Air Races, during which he four days. 2 #5 = Around the Dial , . . Stoobugle
| and Budd and Herbert Marshall will
join “Your Hollywqod Parade” tonight at 9 o'clock. ... . Babs Savage, 5-year-old, scheduled for a screen
the Wind,” will be introduced tothe NBC-WIRE audience on “The
O’Neills’ ” program tomorrow at 2:45. -
p. m. . . . The career of the Gibson
Gang will be dramatized on the.
“Gang Busters” program over CBS tonight at 9 o'clock. . ... Mary Mar-
garet McBride will leave for Florida
immediately following her broad= cast today. . lin prodigy, ‘will be the guest. star on George Jessel’s “Thirty Minutes in Hollywood” Sunday at 5p. m.... Helen Yankee, contralto on Norman
Brokenshire’s Varieties, has just Had her contract renewed, .. . Bill Rob- * inson, patentleather Bojangles :who -
headlines at New York’s Cotton Club, will be the guest of Radie Harris during her broadcast: over
night” broadcast at 8-o’clock.
cago;s. famous “Poet. Priest,”
TELEVISION WORK
BEGUN IN BOSTON :
| Times Special
BOSTON, Dec. 22. Constraction has been. startéd here of a modern
‘441-line definition cathode ray tele= vision : transmitter; the first of its :’
type in New: England, at the Massa«
ford, formerly director of television: Inc. Philadelphia.
song used in televising the Coronation parade there, the equipment, it will be put on public display. Rutherford is a pioneer television engi and in the course of his work for.
worth went to England to 2 pervise
the installation of tele
ment, for Baird Television, did similar work. in G
tra, CBS-WFBM. (See “ “Good g NBOC-
12:00—Ray Pearl's Orchestra, WLW, -
had been subsisting on oatmeal and
its heart and purse -strings and - chipped in to set them fight again, . °
_ When it came time to select a lo- . . |eation for. their Christmas program at 8:30 o'clock tonight, Jerry Dan.lzig and Dave Driscoll, who produce
story.
{ How was the family getting along? : Could they “visit” the Troellers? And bring- a Christmas Iree—and
| dramatic show, “The World and His Wife,” by Charles Frederick Nird-
8 p. m. over the NBC-Blue net- .
Rio De Janeiro State Theater -and - cessful of young Latin-American -
over NBC several weeks ago, she ° also has appeared in a televised: -
Channing Pollock, playwright and philosopher, who was in China last. June will relate several stories on _
of the Air,” tomorrow at 2:30 p. m, : “that it is difficult to
tragedies, but nevertheless, war is >
woman who annually plays “Santa” - tr 500 children will be interviewed . | by Dave Elman on his “Hobby Lob- -
OR °
| = An’ adventurous hobby, that of collecting and making parachutes, many of which have beén used in : tho 2226 parachute jumps he has ° made in the past 27 years, will be: related by J. J. Dunkel, a parachute
chutes, including nearly .every type . ever made, does exhibitions at the,
jumps as many as 0 times a day for y
test to play Bonnie in “Gone With :-
. Grisha Goluboss, vio-
WOR today at 5:45 p.-m. ..'. The : Fred Allens entertain the Jack Bens nys on tonight's “Town - Hall ToThe Rev. Fr. Francis C. Young, Chic will .. celebrate his 10th anniversary. asa. | Christmas season guest on the Na . _| tional Farm and Home Hour at 11: 30 . | a. m, fomhorrow over NBC-Blue. .
chusetts Television Institute under the direction. of Robert E. Ruther-
research for Farnsworth’ Television,
The television equipment 1s of the type used in England and which was
Upon completion of
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