Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1942 — Page 25

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'ANSWER—Australia is almost as large as continental U.S.

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TONIGHT 7:00—Opera Festival, WIBC. 7:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE. 8:00—Bob Crosby, WIRE.

8:00—Town Meeting, WISH.

WITH BROTHER BING still golfing, Bob Crosby will preside over the destinies of the “Music Hall” tonight at 8 o'clock on WIRE. Bob has lined MA..5:37 up a host of tal ent. There's Gene} Tierney, the diminutive siren of the films, suave Herbert Marshall and that red-hot singing group, the Merry Macs. ¥ The latter is, made up of three

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ON THE RADIO TONIGHT

known. as the “blend” girl. The quartet is known for its ingenious “pounce rhythm.” Mary Martin, Victor Borge, Ken Carpenter, the Music Maids: and Hal and John Scott Trotter and his bandsmen will keep things rolling

One hour earlier 3 on WFBM, “Death § Valley Days” will; relate the story of three desert men who worked -to-} gether for two years while not: on speaking terms igs: i with each other. ipgieqs Tierney +: ++ ¥The Devil and Daniel Webster” will be presented tonight as the second opera of the First American Opera Festi-

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o'clock. . . . “America’s Town Meeting of the Air” on WISH at 8 o'clock tonight will present the six finalists of the national extempore-discus-sion contest, sponsored by the office of the co-ordinator of interAmerican affairs to improve Pan American relations. 2 tJ 8 AROUND THE DIAL: Just as any radio personalities

For instance, some of the news-

the chin at times, There was one case where two experts in voices and dialects called up two rival columnists and told each that the

: lother had ‘made some crack about

the writer in his column. After a few calls, the writers were snarling at each other over the phone without so much as looking in the paper to find out. “One “actor- add private hobby of making phone calls in the imaginary character of Stupka - Yonkovitch, who spoke with a heavy Russian dialect. .He persisted until the name finally landed in one of the trade papers. Still not satisfied, he made one last call to demand a repitition of the item because Yonkovitch had been misspelled. Orchestra leaders take it on the chin occasionally, too. Several years ago, Don Vorhees walked into the studios and glanced at the clock, which had been set ahead before his arrival. “Later than I thought,” he mumbled, hurrying through last-minute preparations. When the clock reached the min= ute of ‘the scheduled broadcast, Don swung his baton and gave the down beat to start the music. Not a sound from the orchestra. Frantically, but noiselessly, he gave another down beat. ‘No sound. ‘On the third try, the ofcliustra emitted a horrible discord. Don was so unnerved that he could hardly conduct when the actual broadcast time came. One time Mark Warnow had a tooth pulled - before a broadcast. Hearing of it, Mortoh Downey came:

rg to the program with black gum over

his own teeth, flashing toothless smiles as he sang. He got Mark to laughing and then went to work on the brass players for whom ‘even a

Once, Downey spied Ted Husing in a studio doing a broadcast. He slipped in, walked up to Ted and carefully began removing the sports caster’s clothes. Helpless, Ted could only try to keep on reading while Downey stripped him. Sometimes, pranksters take awful

‘chances. For instance, Buddy Clark once gave Jack Dempsey a hot-foot [during a rehearsal. ‘That's poor

judgment, we'd say. . 8.8’ ‘. " Despite the clamp-down by priors ities, Decca ‘has .gorie ahead and scheduled Diane Courtney (formerly of Basin Street broadcast) for her first waxing date. She'll record

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