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traption made of a length of rubber hose, a locomotive whistle and {parts of an egg-beater. Being a shy-guy, he slipped away without showing anyone how to play the thing, but Spike continues to haul it around. ” ” 5 ANOTHER character, a not-so-shy type, sold him two-and-a-half octaves of tuned doorbells before

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The Deliberately Insane Spike Still 3

Is on the Lookout for Zany Instruments By JOHN LESTER a ‘NEW YORK, Feb. 10—The news that Spike Jofes would debut on television tomorrow night first left me limp

mad maestro, himself, for reactions to the event, if ;

Studebaker Theatre he was reacting, all right, but somewhat

a radio broadcast and then

fantastic ear for fantastic sounds

These are among Spike's favorite “instruments,” although by

The man also makes melodious chair: with EE ete Pectin oy .juse of synchrofized cowbells ar- : sby

Wesson .22 pistol, a klaxon, firebells, sponges, washboards, tambourines, funnels, crutches, chairs, bathroom plungers, old lanterns, sections of iron pipe, and 2:00 Battle Report 9:30 Sheila Graham | frequently rents a goat for. the “naaaaas” effects in “Hotchi Cor-| He's been trying ever since to

SPIKE'S “gaziltaphone” is iE i merely a cigar box with a lathe-| That's his masterpiece but: it handle and looks like a square A ukelele. His “latrinophone” is ght. i another of his less complicated, ° | “instruments”: A toilet seat} | strung with catgut and an absolute sensation on his recent Euro-|

The above, by the way, are among the reasons for Spike's being named “Man of the Year” by the nation’s hardware dealers “for lifting kitchen utensils and

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to hop a plane and a rehearsal hall in Chicago's

{ workshop tools to the high cultural level of the musie room.” Just how all these things Will fit into television I don’t exactly know—and you may be wondeéring by now-—nor could Spike or anyone else give me a satis { tory answer, but I'm not ing. Spike has done some tional work in concerts, pictures and on a long radio series and if the TV cameras can pick up even a part of his arranged madness we should get a very en hour, 7 to 8 p. m. (Indiana Time), on tomorrow night's Colgate Show, i The Jones boy tells me the musical mayhem will include arrangements of “The William el Overture,” “All I Want for ist mas Is My Two Front Teeth,” Dance Of fhe Hours,” “My Old Flame,” and the classic standards, “Cocktails for Two” and “Chloe” (“Chloe—where are you, you old bat, you?”). §

be selected from among “Black Magic”; “You Always Hurt the One You Love,” in which the “beloved” is poisoned, shot and then hung; “The Blue Danube,” wit its strategically placed bel 3 Mayonnaise”; a es

“City Slickers’” first big hit. I don’t think you'll hear “straight” music on the show a variety type—except to - pany a singer or commercial,’ That doesn’t mean Spike his “City Slickers” can't play Actually, the boys and their gir harpist

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