Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1938 — Page 19

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THIS CURIOUS WORLD

THERE S A FACE PRESSED

AGAINST THE WINDOW... A HORRIBLE. SHusTY

Gemwine a AT THE FOOT OF THE STONE STEPS,

COMES UPON A STRANGE GHT

By William Ferguson

SOUTH and Central America prgents s strange array of bird life

in the winter. Birds whose summer habitats are entirely different, hob-

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LETS EXPLORE YOUR MIND

-By bE. ALBERT EDWARD wiceAM

R EVERY COLLEGE GRADUATE E PUT THREE PEOPLE IN AL, 2a ONE EN A ANETITUTION : R os 2

1 HOWARD STEPHESON speaking—author of “They Sold Themselves”—a fine book for ambitious women. He says in the Indshendent Woman “If Women only concentrate on selling their own products — brains, character and personality, nobody in the world can stop them.” opinion of a man ‘who has spent years studying women in business.

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heredity or it would not run

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even in “environment,

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‘which, added to the enormous numadults, ‘makes at|

ber of similar least 2,000,000 extreme defectives, with only about 800,000 students in our colleges. Estimates also indicate at least ‘6,000,000 children are subnormal and can never .go beyond the fourth school grade out of the 50,000,000 under 21, besides some 5,000,000 subnormal adults. Some of. it ca character. , better housing, better medical care—but much of it will be: with us as long as these

people have children, because much | srodiiany:

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would: think he had gone crazy to himself letting himself go, giving everybody the glad hand and forgetting his troubles while the extravert would be sure he was

| crazy, thinking about himself all

the time, wondering what other people thought of him, worrying about his creditors, and Yet willing to loan people money—two appar=ently contradictory traits of an in-

| trovert—although not really contra-

dictory. - Next—Does education ‘make people more sociable?

~COMMON ERROR

Never pronounce atheneum—a-the’-ne-um; say gil-e-ne-um. :

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Harry von Zell. “Touche!” “The Hall.”

It may be difficult to determine the significance of the scene above, but you may clear it up if you tune in on the “Town Hall Tonight” at

snapped recently during an argument bet The flash bulb went off just as Monsieur ‘Allen ‘cried This sort of thing is reputed to be a. regular’ happening in

is understood’ that this picture was Pred Allen (left) and

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640; CKLW, 1030; WSM, 650.

MUTUAL—WOR. 710; WHK, 1390; WHEKC,

Good Radio Music

By JAMES THRASHER :

Howtos Tibbett “fans,” who sometimes may be a little discouraged about the quality of music the Metropolitan baritone offers on his weekly broadcasts, may be heartened to know that this evening he has ammed Schubert's “Erl King” and the *Bong to the Evening

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1 items, but they are worth hearing, especially since Mr. Tibbett has a way of doing them extremely well. After the ubiquitous “Serenade” and “Who Is Slyvia?” this dramatic song-story of youth and death. is probably the best known of Schubert's songs. Goethe's poem fired the imagina-

"| tion|of a great many composers—

almost as many as were moved to put. music. to “Du bist wie eine Blume”—but Schubert's setting is the only one. which has thrived. Carl Loewe’s setting, however, is

4 heard occasionally. ;

The remarkable thing about this song, of course, is the fact that it was written when the composer was only 18.- Even taking into .account Schubert's unaccountable genius, such a command of musical characterisation, such a sure painting: of: the wild, exciting scene by familiar

‘means remains a mystery in the rather musically untutored young

school teacher. Meanwhile, Andre Kostelanetz will remain in the popular vein for his ndithe orchestra’s part of the pro2s guest. the. advent a Mr,

[SEE is 8 p.m, CBS-WFBM.

Armin - | Music,”

City, wovi John: Vincent Jr., a Bowling Green, | Ky., composer who crashed the Emclever arTangements

tim: SE rome ts, in e. 0. oas Hanson, "| School of Musiz. Roy Harris, of the

radio’s demand for abbreviated works. At least Alfred Wallenstein, who conducts for NBC and Mutual, reports that he is receiving an increasing number of shorter works. Many, he says, are by well-known composers, and their playing time is around 10 minutes. Those who don’t care for their orchestral “pets” sawed in half may feel like uttering a silent prayer for more brief compositions written especially for the broadcast studio. ” » o You may recall that last summer the Madrigal Group of the WPA Music Project announced a prize competition for choral writers. Wel, before long you will be hearing numbers, both on CBS a later on records released by | Columbia. The five selected ' pieces, with | their composers, are “Cheral Etude” by William Sch > N. Y.; “This Is My Diamond, Rochester, N. Y.; “Elegy, #05, Brooklyn, N. Y.; “To tt Carter, New York] and “Three Grecian Songs” by

pire State’s comer on shoral-gom-talent,

The- judges were. ‘Dr. Howard ‘director of the Eastman

Westminster Choir School; Leh-|Th

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In. J.| Women Voters, Educators Will Speak on ‘Democracy.’

“Riding Hollywood's Airwaves,” og Page 11.

TONIGHT ue lcade of America, . M. ¥

e Cantor, WFBM.

The Dick Powell show, which is heard over NBC-WIRE at 9 o’clock; © “acquiring the habit of: previe new films. These are evidently Bot part of studio publicity” campaigns, for they break release: dates and there. is some question as« to whether they always have the. anticipated hypodermic -effect on the box office. The real reason bes‘ hind the preview is probably the’ E> proven worth of big Hollyw names on radio programs and the’ lack of material for the actors when they consent to appear on the aks > Beside Mr. Brent and Miss De Havilland, youll hear from the” standbys, Rosemary Lane, the Dud~ ley Chambers Chorus, the Lucky. Seven, Al Goodman's orchestra and Bob Hope. = : » » 8, ~~ ‘In the thick of the nation-wide argument concerning Frank Hague, Jersey City Mayor and reputed to° ‘be the greatest New Jersey political” power, the New Jersey Women Vot«' ers League, the New Jersey Educa-_ tion Department and Princeton” University will send representativi to the WOR microphones Tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. to join in a symposium on “The Advantages of Democracy.” No additional explanatory mate’ rial has been received and neither” Mrs. Walter F. Greenough, local Na=tional Women Voters League repres sentative, nor League headquarters” .

| here has received notice of the pro-"

gram. Mrs. Greenough states, hows ever, that sectional political affairs. are always left up to the local League. ® 8 2 4

A Hollywood boy star and son of: the famous cantor, Joseph Roseneblatt, will be heard with Eddie Cantor tonight-at 7:30 o’clock over OBS. - WFBM. Freddie Bartholomew and Henry Rosenblatt will appear, the former as guest star and the latter | as the much-heralded “Discovery of 1938.” Master Rosenblatt will sing’ “De Glory Road.” =

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Les Tremayne, NBC star of the “First Nighter” broadcasts, is one of the judges of the 1938 Arbutus- | Beauty contest held at Indiana Uni«« versity today and tomorrow. Tres mayne arrives late today and will fly back to Chicago tomorrow for rehearsals of “The Oregon Trail” in: which he will appear as Kit Carson during the: Friday show.

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If you read about Senator Holt (D. W. Va.), who was elected to the: U. 8. Senate before he was technically old enough to be seated with--that body, you may be interested to : hear him broadcast tonight over the Mutual system on “President Bosse speech will be heard from Mutuals - Washingion affiliate, WOL, at 10: Is pm ® = pk With recent attention forse. on: the life and philosophies of Thom=~= as Jefferson, the “Cavalcade of: America” treads a topical path toe gi with its dramatization of thes: uisiana Purchase. It may be res< Lowen, ‘that Jefferson, as Presia’: dent, took things into his hands and made the purchase for the come paratively small sum. of 15 milliox dollars. : ¥3he At the time, according to the historians, Jefferson ‘was branded a dictator, and the Purchase w condemned as a high-handed rai on the public treasury. The Cavals cade” show will, it is stated, re<% % create some little-known incidents’ % surrounding the American deal Napoleon. For instance, the pro= gram, heard over CBS-WFBM ah 7 o'clock, insists that Pierre Sam

‘du Pon, first of his family. in

country, was the first American. or suggest to President Jefferson that." Lhe seriously consider purchase Sf. the Louisiana territory.

Surgeon General Dr. Thode’ i arran 1) be the guest on ; neral eration of ones : Clubs a tomorrow at 3 , p. m. over NBC-BLUE. .

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*J. N. (Ding) Darling, editorial cartoonist and Wild Life gt ua presi will speak over the Mutual tomorrow at 2 p. m. in connecti with the third annual N American Wild Life Conf meeting in Baltimore. The of Mr. Darling’s talk is “Nationat Wild ‘Life Restoration Week.”

Happy Jack Turner, “The OneMan Radio Show,” will be 3

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Times Special = LOS ANGELES, ‘Feb. 16.—The public library here has been forced: to order four Sezen new copies of. Grimm’s Fairy Tales ‘to . keep ett Disney. productions. Sgt Walt ey White and the Seven Darts” Li its eighth week at the ( . It was said that, as es “houses, the library