Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1938 — Page 13

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" STRANGE to say easy dislocation of the hip is sometimes in-

shows in ‘The Child’s Heredity— it is six times as common in women ‘as in men. It is: due to a faulty development either of the hip bones. or its socket, or of the pelvic bones. Since these bones do not fit as

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By DR. ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM

MORE LIKELY TO 60. FROM THE SMALL TOWN

To THE CITY THAN TNE PRETTY ONES?

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reality to. find a husband. However, this has two sides to it. Since pretty girls are, on the average, more intelligent than the homely ones—

that while often thieves throw away pocketbooks to avoid capture,

this money is rarely turned over to |}

the police.

HEARD IN CONGRESS Senator Tydings (D. Md.): The

Senator’s colloquy reminds me of: |

another story. There was ‘walking down the street one day a certain Irishman whose trousers were rather highly galluged. A friend happened to notice that he had on qpe green and one red sock, so, going. up to Pat, the friend said, “Pat, you are dressed very unusually this morning.” ; : Pat said, “How so?” » “Well,” his friend said, “you have on one green and one red sock.” - Pat looked down, and evidently had been absent-minded when he put on his socks that morning and had not noticed them, but he was

witty, and he said, “Why, by golly, you are right, and the funny part of |}

it is that I have another pair exactly like them at home.” (Laughter), ~~

Great Britain and France, by |Z { their superior strategic positions in the Mediterranean,

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with hosts of exceptions—possibly Italy

the pretty, intelligent girls think

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most likely to go cityward. % 2 8 8 IN the remarkable book, “The D Professional Thief,” by Chic shoplif

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The mild-mannered Jack Haley is

.going to execute a sort of Jekyll-

Hyde transtormation when he goes on the air tonight at 8:30 over WIRE to take a leading role in a dramatization of that two-fisted story, “Lives of a Bengal Lancer.” The cast includes Wendy Barrie, Virginia Verrill, Warren Hull and

orchestra’s function in the drama has not been announced. :

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According to a Unived Press dispatch from Detroit, a coast-to< coast radio battle between swing music and sentimental ballads will be offered tonight at 6:30 o'clock by Leith Stevens and his band in New York, competing against a 35 piece orchestra in Detroit under the direction of Samuel Benavie. Stevens, with the assistance of swing-singer Maxine Sullivan, will argue the case for the radio fans who prefer their music hot. Playing ballads “mother used to like them” will be Benavie and his orchestra, with the assistance of

Ted Fiorito and his orchestra. The |

Local Sym phony to Be Heard on Jack Haley in Lancer’ Role Tonight; ‘Swing vs. Ballads in Nation-Wide 'Battle’ po # # = PREE ®

LOMBARD TO BE AMECHE'S GUEST

Ray Heatherton and Hollace Shaw, vocal artists. The “battle of the ballads” idea started when Leo Fitzpatrick, manager of Detroit’s radio station iy ordered his engineers to pull the plug any time a swing band “desecrated” such old tunes as “Annie Laurie,” “Mother Ma--.chree,” etc. The plug was yanked on Tom Dorsey and his band re- + cently during a swing rendition of “Loch Lomond.”

3 2 ” ” > Carole Lombard, who was the first of the glamour girls to be introduced to Charlie McCarthy during his broadcasts, is scheduled to play a return engagement tomorrow night at 7 over WIRE. Donald

8 8.\» : Jack Benny, after he finishes portraying Jean Lafitte during his. broadcast tomorrow night over WIRE at 6, will join Joe Penner and drop in on Phil Baker’s fifth anniversary program. The all-

star Baker broadcast will be at 6:30 p. m. over WFBM.

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TONIGHT

6:30—~Swing Club, WABC. 8:00—Prof.. Quiz, WFBM. 8:30—~Am. Portraits, NBC-Red. - 8:30—Indpls. Symph., WGN. 9:00—Hit Parade, WFBM., , TOMORROW 1:00—Magic Key, WLW. 2:00—~N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony, WFBM. 4:00—Marion Talley, WIRE. 4:30e-Mickey Mouse, WIRE. 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE, 6:00—Jeanette MacDonald, WFBM. 6:30—Phil Baker, WFBM. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy, WIRE. 8:00—Detroit Symphony, WFBM.

“Good Music’ by James Thrasher

. Today I'm happy to report that i the Hollywood-inspired press agents: have landed and have the local music situation well in hand. The MBS publicity dgpartment, with fanfare, has announced that “the world-famous Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra” will present another program, broadcast from “Indianapolis’ massive Murat Temple.” So you can see that the home

.| town musicians certainly are get-

ting along. But all jests and purple patches of publicity aside, Fabien Sevitzky and his players have established an excellent reputation through these coast-to-coast broadcasts. One American composer wrote to Mr. Sevitzky that he enjoyed the Indianapolis broadcasts more than those by Maestro Toscanini and the NBC Symphony. Others have reported tuning in the local orchestra and thinking they - were hearing Mr. Toscanini until the announcer corrected the impression. Tonight's broadcast (WGN at 8:30 o'clock will bring another complete concert. Emanuel Feuermann, the Austrian cellist, will be soloist in Weber's “Concertstueck” and Tschaikowsky's “Variations on a Rococo Theme.” Mr. Sevitzky will conduct a new suite from Deems Taylor's “Peter Ibbetson,” arranged for concert. by the composer and played for the first time anywhere at the weekend’s concerts. Other compositions will be the Purcell-Barbirolli “Suite from the Dramatick - Musick”; the second suite from Casella’s “La Donna Serpente,” and Ravel's “Daphnis and Chloe” Suite No. 2. - This is the local orchestra’s next-to-last broadcast this season. 2 a 8 Mozart and Ravel, a rather log~ ical combination, will be featured on tomorrow’s New York Philhar-monic-Symphony broadcast. The French pianist, Robert Casadesus, will be soloist, playing Mozart's A Major Concerto (K 488) and the Concerto for Left Hand which Ravel wrote for the one-armed pianist, Paul Wittgenstein. The program also will contain a suite from Mozart’s opera “Idomeneo,” arranged by Busoni; Ravel's “Mother Goose” Suite, and the “Rakoczy March” by Berlioz. John Barbirolli will conduct. During the intermission, Deems Taylor will discuss Ravel’s last literary work, “Memories: of My Lazy Childhood,” which appeared in the Paris Soir on Jan. 4, 1937. : : 2 8 = Jean Sibelius, whose symphonies are becoming almost as “popular” as those of Beethoven, Brahms and Tschaikowsky, will be represented again on tonight's NBC Symphony Orchestra broadcast, which Carlos Chavez will conduct at § p. m. on both NBC networks. : The work will be the Fourth Symphony, sometimes called the “Augmented Fourth,” because of the predominance of that tonal interval. Also there will be Rossini’s “William Tell” Overture, and music by Buxtehude, Halffter and de Falla. :

8 8 8 ; ; The Budapest String Quartet, which is about the last word in

‘| chamber-music ensembles, may be

heard at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow on the NBC-Blue network. The Mozart C Major Quartet is programmed. . .. Lily Pons will be guest of the Detroit Symphony, Sir Ernest MacMillan conducting, at 8 p. m. to-morrow—CBS-WFBM. This will be her last American broadcast of the season. She is sailing for a Europead tour early in April. . . . Bernard Herrmann will play a Purcell Fantasy, the third of Handel's Concerti Grossi and a symphony by Gossec at 4 p. m. Monday with the Columbia Chamber Orchestra (CBS-WFBM). Phil Duey, a Macy. Ind. nztive, will be one of three Metropoutan Auditions finalists, NBC-Blue at 4 p. m. tomorrow. . . . Ferde Grofe wiill have a new k to tomorrow’s “Magic Key” hour, 1 p. m. on NBCWLW. . . . More chamber music will be available on WOR at 1:15 p. m, tomorrow, when the Gotham String Quartet plays Beethoven's E Flat Quartet, Opus 74.

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