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and Jerome Kern's immortal |Suthor of “Mrs, “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes,” dur-| ’ a ISN'T IT HEARTWARMING TO THEM ing the “Contented” eh on | frequent guest on BRED iy ALL HAVE Oo wih or TRICNELY Se BE EXCUSE ME BUT DIONT I } WIRE at 9. Percy Faith and the|the program. COMNON-h DEBIGE To C : wily ei SE EoT MOTEL Crores orchestra will offer the currently-| I ranscontinen- SERVE THEIR EVE’T WAS WORKING= er popular “I've Heard That Song, tal buzzer sys- COUNTRY AS A CIGARETTE GIRL" Before.” . . . A program of favor-| tems Will signal AT NG om ites climaxed by a rendition of the | Clifton Fadiman, t h e master of

Greek national anthem wil he the] & presentation of Margaret Speaks Ceremonies when . Sf and the orchestra conducted by the western ex- = wo. oo 4 Alfred Wallenscein on WIRE at|Derts have — or Toray 7:30. Among the songs featured|tRink they have — the right anwill be George Gershwin's “Em-|SWers. In New York, with Fadiman, braceable You” and Cole Porter's| Will be the regulars, Franklin P.

hauntingly rhythmical “Begin the |Adams and John Kieran.

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