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By Clyde Lewis

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than it does inteligence. This is in line with our every day beliefs. eens Nes 8 - CERTAINLY it can and is the most important thing in all of anyone’s: education. Dr. Catherine Cox Miles of Yale, studied the child-

- | hood. of 300 famous men and women

and found this was one of their chief traits, tackling big jobs, even as children, with confidence in-their own power. She told me she concluded their confidence in those abilities—had much to do with their great performances and achievements and also that they learned

early the habit of tackling responsi-

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agner fo y Housing Bill on National Radio Forum Tonight; ‘Melchior Will Sing With Orchestra

TELLS OF CHARL IES RELATIVES |

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Here are several relatives of that oaken oaf, Charlie McCarthy, with their creator, Frank Marshall of Chicago. Because of McCarthy's rise to fame, Mr. Marshall has been called often to the air waves to tell something of the background arc upbringing of his most famous Here Mr. Marshall, one of the few purveyors of duinmies to American ventriloquists, seems to have some other knotty problems well in hand.

RADIO THIS EVENING

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CINCINNATI (NBC-Mutual.)

Junior Nurse Jack Armstrons

Singing y Singing School |

. (The indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ane. nouncements caused by station changes after press time.)

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[Dorothy Gordon to Give

3 Holiday Programs For Children.

TONIGHT WIRE.

8:00—Radio Theater, CBS-WFBM. 8:00—Philadelphia Orchestra, NBC-

Blue. (See “Good Radio i

Music”).

Overture to begin with, then Mr.

en singers in the world who can touch

Best Short Waves.

Where to find other stations:

Chicago, WBBM 770; WENR 870,

WMAQ 670; Louisville, WHAS 820; Detroit, WIR 750; Gary, WIND 560.

Good Radio Music "By JAMES THRASHER = Two men, equally renowned Wagner interpreters in their resbeciive fields, are to joip forces tonight on the. Philadelphia Orchestrs, program.

They are Conductor Fritz Reiner :and Tenor Lauritz Melchior, and the news should bring our rabid Wagneriies to attention—and to their radio

sets. There will be the «Tannhaeuser” |

Melchior will set forth the “Rome Narration.” Before Mr. Melchior returns to sing the “Forging Song” and “Hammer Song” from “Siegfried,” the orchestra will play the “Ride of the Valkyries.” And in conclusion Mr. Reiner is to conduct one of the most heavenly of musical excursions, “Siegfried’s Rhine Journey” from “Goetferdaemmerung.” So find yourself a good, strong NBC-Blue network station at 8 o'clock, and enjoy yourself.

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versial subject—American singers. Says Mary Garden: “There are no

American young people, particularly American girls. when they are ready to go into opera! “One of their excellent traits is a superb confidence ' that is entirely Without conceit. ' Americans recognize no obstacles. If you tell an American girl to sing. ‘Pelleas and | Melisande,’ she does not begin to

is only 15 now, and she will be ready to ipake her debut with either the Chicago City Opera or ‘the tan in New Y rk within

Two interesting items are at hand | anent that interesting and contro-|

gone of the Chicago City Opera already has offered. to produce— this year—any opera Deanna would like to sing. The Metropolitan also has made offers, Mr..de Segurola adds. Radio and film. fame, it seems to me, are not going to do American opera or American singers any good. The opera people doubtless would, like to cash in on Deanna’s

| fame in both fields, and it would

swell the movie receipts if she had sung a Mimi or a Marguerite. But, since Mr. de Segurola ct sifes Marion Talley, whi

| protest about the difficulties, She them : : ate inclined tp, drown out, musieal |

xl wasn shrewd. to Miss

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are ready to go into opera.” And he reason tha £0 Many §0 ill When they are not ready is misguided and

hasty igment on he past of poh

11:00—Tommy Dorsey’s Orchestra, MBS-WIRE.

12:00—Kay Kyser's Orchestra, MBSV V TRE.

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Senator ‘Wagner (D. N..Y) will explain the Federal Housing Bill on the National Radio Forum at

9:30 p. m. today over the NBC-Blue

network.

Senator Wagner is coRiithor of the bill.

employment through improvement of housing conditions. The broad

. | purpose of the bill is to attract

more private capital into the build-

ing field by liberalizing the Federal"

Housing Administration’s mortgage insurance rules. The measure has

passed both Houses and now is be-

fore a. joint committee. o 8 # Ving Dorothy Gordon, CBS song-and-

story lady, is to broadcast the chil-

dren's program, with which she won the 1937 Women’s National Radio

Award, from the Windsor Theater: in New York City, over the WABC-

Columbia network, today, Wednesday and Friday, from 4:30 to 4:45 p. m. Miss Gordon is to give two performances daily at the theater

through Jan. 2. The children’s holi-:

day program at the Windsor also will include a group of midgets in “Dancing Dolls”; Tony Sarg’s Marionettes; a dramatization of ‘“Robinson Crusoe”; Toto, the clown, and the familiar Uncle Don. CBS is preparing to broadcast Miss Gordon’s air programs directly following her stage performances.

2 # 2

‘The widely known cinema play of the Irish Revolution of 1916 “Beloved Enemy,”

roll and Brian Aherne, when it is persented on the “Radio Theater”

over CBS-WFBM at 8 p. m. today.

This marks Miss Carroll’s first appearance in a “Radio. Theater” production since she appeared in “Cavalcade” with Herbert Marshall last year. ” » ® Governor Lehman of New York, will be heard over the CBS-WABC network at 5'p. m. today. He is to discuss the New York State Unemployment Insurance Law which becomes effective Jan. 1. This program is the first of two talks

on the subject. The second speak-

er, not yet chosen, will. be heard at an unannounced time tomorrow. Gov. Lehman either will speak from the Executive Mansion at Albany or from WABOC's New York studios.

# # 8.

Jean Paul King, radio commentator and voice of the newsreels who is heard over WIRE-Mutual, Mondays through Fridays at 10:45 a. m, on the “Daily Information

Service” program, has selected the °

ten biggest news stories of the year that were made by women. They are: 1. Wedding and wanderings of the Duchess of Windsor. 2. Amelia Barhart’s disappearance. 3. British Coronation of Queen Elizabeth

4. Activities of Eleanor Roosevelt.

5. Death of Jean Harlow. 6. Ethel Du Pént-Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. wedding. 7. Countess Haugwitz’s ‘renuncia«

“| tion of U. S. citizenship.

8. Secretary of Labor Perkins’ defense of sitdown strikes. .9. Madame

Story.

King in 14 days has come.

pa the narration of 10 -commercial motion pictures, four newsreels and 42 broadcasts. Inciden-

tally, he is the only commentator:

heard on the three major net‘works. t 3 » ® : . Around the Dial—Guy Lombardo and his orchestra have been renewed through 1938. over CBS. . . , Hector Bolitho, biographer of King George VI, will talk over CBS Jan. 2 from London on the charges : in

gained the throne. Willson remains as batoneer for the M. G. M. shows, spiking reports he would be ousted for another. Marek Weber succeeds Frank Black on He Contented Hour program Jan

native opera, it ‘needs more small

municipal companies where a young singer may learn the routine of : ent in “bit” .

roles and stage deportm: parts. It also needs the realization

that a eas opera, singer is no more

produced two or three years’ Study than 1s & great pianist or conductor.

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