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cently. he was retired but continued

wy ine that Mr. Schiffman had to

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HObiivwoob:. Cat (SNS) ~
cole Randol; president of the
Geérge~ Randoi~ ~Productions, and
Bert Goldierg ang Port, Inc. ann éarly this ~week that ~they
preparing~ for préduction
the! ~dramatization of the song hit

Pate

feW~ yeasts back; ~Darktown
fiters: Bali.~
eo aged a the the ever-popular

Brooks, in colla- ~

ching ate F, B. Miller, has writ
8 a. gg that will be as inter- |
esting. and entertaining a varias as

~Alexander~s Ragtime.Band,~ Ran
dol claims.

George Randol, who will produce |
Strutters |
expense in |~
this,. nis first screen offer |)

for 1940, the top ranking produc- |}
tion of the year; and he feels that] |

and direct ~Darktown
Ball,~ ~is spating no

~Darktown strutters Ball~ will overshadow and surpass his best production ~Deep South,~ runner-up
for the,Academy.. Award, the pic-.
ary ~Mad Money~ winning. by one
vote.

The picture is. scheduled to go into production. around January 15,
and will be released through International Road Shows, who with this
and fourteen~ other all=colored pictures, scheduled for 1940, hope to
end the era of gangster films,

West. Virginian

HUNTINGTON, W. Va.~(SNS)

Jacob (Posch) Johnson, ex-slave
died at nis home here on January
1, 1940. Johnson, 88 years old was
found, dead in his room half kneeling on his bed with his head buried
in a mast of coaggulated. blood. as
a result of a hemorrhage. Born in
Smithville County, Va., 1851, Johnson. came -to, Institute-in,,1909 and:
for..the next thirty years his life
became a very intimate part of the
institution: He~was the genéral-care
- taker for thé: ins*itution until re
be'very active fispite of ~hisad
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America~s grand:old man of popular music,
W. Cc. Handy, after'a twelye-year absence last-week
strolled into a recording studio where he waxed
four pf his most famous compositions, including

Catlett, drums.

the never-grow-old,
are Luis Rassell, piano;
Handy;. Edmund Hall, clarinet; Bing Mad.son, tenor sax; J. C, Higginbotham, trombone; and Sidney

Louis Blues.~ Pictered
Pops. Foster, ~bass; Mr.

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JOTTERDOWNS.

The choice.bit o~ scandal. That very BIG EGG which *~John
Henry~ lgid at the Rory nour

r of eleven children, three
rs) sarvive today, Jchnson
Ft. father to al? he knew.

Pinkraa sérvices were held at the
* American. Baptist churcli, Jan. 5
with. Reverend Williams presiding. }
President John W. Davis opened
with prayer followed by a number |
sung~ by: the choir, beautiful Isle }
of Somewhere. ~

Professor Daniel Ferguson, life
long friend of Johnson, read resolutions. from the faculty gh State
college.

The last rites over the deceiaivedt
was administered at the church due
to the extretvie~ ~coldness: of the
weather. Johnson. leaves three -children and six grandchildren to mourn
his death.

CHICAGO~(ANP)~ Mis. Rutb
Sewell, wife. of Arthur Sewell, her
to an oil-well (urtune, was granied..a. divorce last week ~roa her
husband, receiving a statement cf
$17,000. The petition charged crue!
ty.

LANCASTER, S. G~(HN5)~
Speaking before a large gathering
of rural farmers at Mt. Zion
~ 'Briday evening, President Edwarc
Warner Brice of Clinton Colleg<
ativised his audience to~ ~~Jearh to
live at home

| comedy

role of John Henry

San Francisco's earthquake. | Seyeral weeks back, after

the vehicle in. Philadelphia, we
made mention of the fact that.an
attempt would be made to.get a
four-star rating. And when we
went on to say. No musical
or drama (~Mamba~s

Daughters~ included) with an allcolored cast has withstood the
knife of the Critic~s Circle since
Marc Connelly~s ~Green Pastures.~
Further down.the line we rallied
with, ~You N. Y. | correspondent
wants you to make a note of this
prediction: That ~John Henry~ wili
prove the most costly, the most
eiaborate original production with
Ruby Elzy, Joe Attles, Musa Williams, Myra Johnson and Minto
Cato getting press raves.) Robeson,
it-is believed he led himself to the
~kill~ when upon his return from
abroad recently he defended Russia. Or maybe we are forgetting
that Robeson~s voice did STAND
OUT? Or that his singing was more
effective that the stage story of
~John Henry~ which was presented
by Sam Byrd? When 4 play is not
big enough for a BIG STAR. you
just have to leave it to another day.
Sionys people believe that Jauno
Hernandez who played the radio
would have

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Footlight

Flickers

By AL MOSES. NEW YORK~(ANP)~ COUNT
BASIE, inimitable pianist and director. with a finer orchestra unit
than last season, swings into Apol!>
Theatre next Friday morning and
the management (Jimmy

an is tearing ~his hair ovt.
It will be recalled that during the
~king~s last appearance in Har~the fans demonstrated to such

personally appeal to the patrons
not to.tear the. theatre apart~sea*~

p Pee

" ANDY KIRK was voted last week
the ~smoothie of Jazzlanc~

the.. ~Ho-Gettingest Gall~ on the
~stage. and. Pha Terrell (both featured ~soloists.with the band);

the ~Whispering ae

LEE SHUBERT may have taken

~himself. a gold mine, yea.

black gold no lessin the much
hed around Broadway musical)

in Cruies~, Donati
' brainchild. There is

that we shall. never, |

fans send in letters to us asking for

revivals of... Pigmeat Markham,
and Jimmy Baskette, ever and
anon,

This year will spell a wide d>
parture in policy on the part of the
one theatre that year round provides employment of Negro actors
and actresses. Encouraged by the
tremendous reception in Harlem of
Charlie~ Barnet~s band as well as
that.of.. Bunny Berrigan, Apolio
patrons will view at least a dozen
moré of: these name bands during
the coming season.

THE INK SPCTS, skyrocketing
to gréater fame dwn at the~Famious Door~, should ride into th:
$2,500 class before the curtain falls
on thé first year of the new decade. Tab this..prediction for future
reference. - ~*

JEFF BLOUNT,. the most lov
~able night club character Harlerr

has ever known, was laid to rest at:
St.. Michaels cemetery (Long Island) Saturday afternoon wits
clése of 300 prominent mourners in
attendance. It was.a silent tribute
to deathless friendship and one
forget 30
long as we live: He was our pal.

and ~we know that our there amic
the clover he merely sleers on...
to live agai) in a world without
end where all of us who labored
ping pected and learned to _love hitr
expect to join him

~ey eaetiy

of

a

the week
very lovely ~person who recently made her debut in politics, It is
evident that her ideals floundered when the landlord came along tu
colléct his month~s rent..At any rate, they would have you believe
that it is the first time that a member of, the very ultra set was
evicted from the snooty Graham Court Apts. O, yeah???

concerns that Very

done. better that Robeson~minus
the singing, of course, but that is

pi neither here nor re.
ee Pd Secae AY thie

but, ~John Henry~ on the whole

-| that could not ~be hatched because

of a hatched up version of a darn
nice hook.

INSIDE STUFF. ON THE
MAESTROS

It seems now that after almost
fading out. of the picture because of
not enough material, ill health and
bad ~breaks~, that, once again Nina

Mae McKinney has come into her~

own. Whether: her attempt.to get
a-cup of. coffee Wag a put up job
by the very shrewd Dick Boone we
cannot say. But in Lake City, Florida, and other key points below
the Mason-Dixon Line, Miss McKinney would surely have met with
the same fate. It can be said, if
the injuries are not serious, and,
if this new dynamic band personality (who happened to have been
making an appearance in a nearby
city when it is ~alleged~ IT ALL
HAPPENED~that,. indeed, it was
about the best publicity stunt pullod, ever.

~ eaiitennatenat

SUCCESS SENTENCE: Playing to
crowds at the Renaissance Casino
here in New York (along. with
dates at Mannattan Center, Rockland Palace, Golden Gate Ballroom
and a week~s engagement at the
Apollo Theatre here) gave a grand
total attendance of something like
97,860. In less than two weeks he
had shattered all previous records.
It would seem that Johnny Q.
Public is concentrating on Jimmy
Lunceford~s music.
LITERATI is

A new mag is with us. ~Swing
Music~ although a carbon copy of
Down Beat and the ten or more
other music phamplets is newsy,

| posenkrantz and Inez Cavanaugh
i* may find itself the accepteq book
uf songsters, musiciatis and jitterbugs everywhere. Miss Cavanaugh
~awhile back was associated with
the New York Amsterdam News,
and, a number of articles in Swing
Music has the Cavanaugh trade
mark stamped thereon.

A REPORTER AT LARGE: While:
the town has been down in the
dumps (what with the sudden low
in Relief patronage) Bill Robinson's
~Hot Mikado~ perked things up a
bit....They almost. succeeded in

N, Y~.-Housing Pfoject tenements.
But it took Benny Tattnall to tell
them, ~~-If I cannot get yn apartment here I'll write Mayor LaGuardia and ask him why.~ P. S.

npPattneli-got-the apartment.
Redman~s Band is being reorganized. S~bout time..__Show business
in Boston, Mass., is at its lowest
ebb....Tip to Boston editors: Relief will come with Count Basie~s
appearance at the Southlang commencing February..Melba
(Moore) Caruth gnd hubby Jim (he
hails from Chi) have opened a waffle shop at 132nd Street and Lenox
Avenue in the ~Heart of Harlem~... Grant Page, q sensation at the
Cedar Gardens in Cleveland....Tisdale Three wow-eq the son of FDR
the other evening with ~Scatterprain~....Moe Gale, Incorporated
(Hawkins-Fitzgerald-Ink Spots, et
al.) now doing their own booking

_.Lunceford Artists now have
their own music catalogue....BETWEEN US: America is busy helping Finland~the Anti-Lynching
Bill gets the run-around. It somehow doesn~t make ~sense.

ten toe

Sinis Named Head
| Of N. C. Mutual
Atlanta Agents

ATLANTA, Ga.~ (SNS)--

G. W. Sims Friday was electet
president of the agents of the
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company. He was chosen 9y
the agents at their. semi-annual
election. W. A. Quillian presided

L. Menchan, retiring president,
installed President Sims and other
newly elected officers. S. S. Abrams,
manager of the Atlanta district of
the insurance company, made a
brief talk, declaring that he was
more determined than ever to cartry out the piogram of the com
~ability, experience and talents will

putting on. the color ban at those |~

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HOLLY WoOOD~(A' N P)_Now
with everyone recovered from -hoiiday, hangovers, new resolutions all
conveniently broken, and flattened pcckethooks awaiting replenishment, we are all by this time back
to cold-blooded normalcy. So let's
see what~s gding~on in the worid
of footlights and sun-arcs.
Million Dollar Productions puiied
@ surprise as sensational as one oi
General Kenny Wasiingtoi~s
famous winning passes last week
when like a bolt out of the clear
sky it announced that it had signed him up to star in pictures.

Now comes the big-news of this
week: in that Million Dollar Pro
duction announces that it wil:
select the leading lady for its
forthcoming Kenny Washington

feature from a nationwide survey.
Any girl who qualifies as to

be eligible for the coveted role

(ii WIP.
HARRY LEVET ~
AOU ATERNCGRO

producer.

when he is ready to receive ap
un)

MOM

plicants, says Clifferd Sanforth,
A complete screen test
will be given those selected for
final consideration. Interviews will
not start at once but~at a later
date.

Preview of the week:....Wailter
Wanger~s ~Slightly Honorable,~
formerly ~Send Another. Coffin,~
seen at Westwood Village theatre
last Thursday, with Vera Mae
Johnson, Pat O~Brien, tthe star,
with an excellent. supporting - cast,
dees an excellent job as a ~Robin
Hood~ lawyer..in a maze of |
murder mysteries and starting
episodes; Willie Best- has a good
featured comedy. part, and Zack
Williams does a weird bit as the
ghestly figure of a minister walking and praying in the graveyard
at midnight.....Les Hite~s band is
really set now for the Golden Gate
in New York; and charming Baby
Mack, (Mrs. Hite) says the maestro writes that all the boys are

Track Star Radio Sr é

Eddie Tolan, former Olympic champion, who is now executive

well and happy... errs Aas

director of. the. Sem She Years of Negro Progress Exposition at

iat~ radi

De pe tea: Detroit ~Cuban Consul, talking over~ the progress of Neé
groes in the Central American republic.

HARLEM TRIVIA |

~By MARGUERITE L. MARTIN

NEW YORK~(ANP)~This business of being ill is beginning to
get us down... First one thing
then another, and now, bless goodness, our good doctor tells us that
unless we observe umteen health
commandments nary another winter shall we see:'.. But we shake

our heads in disbelief for some wise
soul has said that only the good die
young... Consequently, we look
forward to a long and happy life
ere we see the golden glory of the
Promised Land,.. Which is rather

| ambiguous ~logic on our part.

From the federal workers agency
Washington comes a bulletin telling- of the wide-spread interest. in
American Negro workers shown by
requests for research books,. Nearly 400 chambers of commerce, heads
of departments of commerce and
finance, schools and_ sociologists
have ordered copies of the ~Urban
~Negro Worker in the United
States~, a research report in two
volumes published by the United
States Department of the Interior.

So/ deeply engrossed did we 02 -come in the bulletin that we weze
rather disappointed that the agency
hadn~t sent along the two volumes
of the ~Urban Negro Worker~...
Which means we shall have to

to be possessed of this informative
report.

Jules Bledsoe, for whom swe have
a kindly feeling, will be at Town
hall on 28th of this month.. More
anon,.. after we corner the very
elusive Mr. Bledsoe and ask a few
pointed question. The (Mary Mcleod
Bethune clubs presented an installution tea and program last
Sunday at the Club Danceland...
Orlando Robeson appeared as the
very melodious guest star.

Republicans Will
Hold Ist Primary
In Louisiana

BATON ROUGE, La.~A Republican primary election will te held
in Louisiana on January 16, 1940
for the first time 1n the history of
the state. During the reconstruc.
tion era Republican conventions
were held but the primary election
law had not been enacted then,

The primary election can be hela
in- 50 precincts in Orleans parist
and in four in Baton Rouge, Guy
Graham and W. W. Tuttie, white
candidates for governor, notified
Secretary of State E. A. Conway,
white, through~ their attorney. J.J.

authentic and has~ reader-interest ' pany. Other members of the staff! scout around and find some social! Jackson, white, today. All are
in every respect: Edited by Timmie spoke briefly. minded individual fortunate enough from New Orleans.~
LLL ELT La Ta cicumeiiiain

The following listing is in effect
for the week of January 21 only!
All time shown is Eastern Standard. Subtract 1. hour for Central
time: 2 hours for Mountain time;:and 3 hours for West Coast time.

As is the unavoidable case in radio
scheduling, all programs are subject to last minute changes and
cancellations.
HOT INSTRUMENTAL AND
VOCAL.

LOUIS ARMSTRONG ~BSunday |
and Monday. 12 midnite. Cotton
Club, New York City.

BON BON, singer with Jan Savitt~s orchestra, NBC. Red, Wednes
day, 12 midnite, Thurs., 11:30 P.M.

NBC Blue, Tues, 12 midnite. Hooy
BUTTERFIELD,

soe, UME a, te, Be TSR we
WOR 710 B-~Fri. $45 a. m.

anist * 9 cal * ae se pe seb mseiamogemestee: sik

| Monday, 12:30 a. m., Sat.,.5:30 p.m.

CARTER: AND BOWTE at twin
pianos, MBS, Fri., 1:15 p. m. Additiona] schedule.

CHARIOTEERS~NBC Bite Mon.
1:45 p, m., Tues.,/8 a. m. Sat. 10:30
a. m, MBS Sat. 645 p. m, Fri., 9:30
Pp. m, (Vocal quartet).

DEEP RIVER BOYS~CBS widely scattered scheduled-Vocal. group.

ERSKINE HAWKINS, NBC Blue

Savoy Ballroom, New York City.
BOB HOWARD, WEAF 660 k~
New Yous. W Wed., 7245 p. m. vara

~NBC Bite, Wed., Jan. 24, 10 p.

Band Weekly.
VAGABONDS~NBC Blue~Sun
day 5 p. m, Wed., 9 a. m. Also

scattered schedule, vocal quartet.

~ TEDDY WILSON and Guest
Band, MBS, WOR, 710 k~Thurs.,
Sat., 11:30 p. m. Sun. 4:30 p.m.
Golden Gate Ballroom, NYC.

YOUNG MAN WITH~A BAND~
CBS, Friday, 16:30 p. m. Guest
Band.

VARIETY INSPIRATIONAL
HENRY ARMSTRONG vs.
PEDEQ?. t,

mm.

MAJOR BOWES: AMATEUR

HOUR, CBS, Thursday 9 p. m.
FISK JUBILEE CHOIR

NBC} RADIO VALET~ NBC Red, Sun
Sunday 5 p. m,

GOLDEN GATE JUBILEE SINGERS, WBT- 1080 k, Charlotte, N. C.
Scattered Schedule.

HOBBY LOBBY, CBS, Sunday 5
pm m.

PRES. ROOSEVELT~S. BIRTHDAY & INFANTILE PARALYSIS
CAMPAIGN PROGRAM, NBC~
CBS~MBS, Sat., Jan., 20, 11 p. ni.
Afray of ~guests including Rochester, Bing Crosby, etc..

PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS CBS.
candey 430 p. m. Guests.

SOUTHERNAIRES~Vocal quartet, NBC Blue, Sum, 11:30 % m.
Friday 12:15 p. m.

ROCHESTER, JACK BEN NY ~s

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1.12 midnite, eastern time.

NEW YORK citys N S)- >
Racial prejudice is taking an: awful beating, in thg recording studios
of Cclumbia Record Company as
its executives continue to turn. ous
a Mass production of white~. a:

colored. musicians on its various

dises.. The. latest tune from

that firm is issu under om
hip of white b
Hardman ete side: with,

Side of: ~the: Street" ee

Grooveti for the new: fous nias
Lee Castaldo, white, trumpet: and
Lester Young, colored, off sax.

5 _ Both. sides are Baie

| otherwise hia | ho~ oeoe

By FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS
JAMMIN~ THAT JELLS

Released on Varsity by. the.Varsity.Seven is some jammin~. that
jells. Titles are SCRATCH MY
BACK and. SAVE IT PRETTY
MAMA. The first, woven around |
an inconsequential theme, is 2 sticcession of solos and the secor.d, by
far the better- side, has, as vocalist.
Jeanhe Burns who sounds awfully
like Hazel Scott. I paritcularly like
Joe Suillivan~s méaty piano and

Negro. Press
Featured In
New Picture

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (SNS)~
Thanks to the eiforts of the Negro
press -n figating the expiciiatio: ~
of their people as gangsters and
Uncle. Tom. characters. in. motion
pictures, the public nas been

ed colored pictures showing
the ~real side~ of the Negre.

Announcement._ was made this
week that Arthur Dreifuss, direvtor and producer of Aetna FiunCorporation, and Bert Goldberg
and Port, Inc., have- - chosen as
~their next International Road
Shows~.,release a story showing

i spedker Sunday morning over the \~~Wings...what..goes on behind the~ scenes |
preg ait. Mr.~Tolan is pictured here with Ignacio

of.a colored ~newspaper: office, and
what an important. part the profession~ plays ~in~ the everyday! life
of the fifteen million people~ that:
it represents.

~T share the opinion of the In~ternational Road Shows that~ the
Negro, through his papers, has
proved that he will not tolerate
being exploited and ridiculed on
the screen, and feel that in order
to produce successful all-colored
pictures, a company must film
stories showing the: true* side. of
the race. The executives of both
companies feel that in ~Mystery in
S$ * they have a story that
will build and pay compliment to
this great. profession~the ~ colored
newspaper,~ stated Mr. Dreifuss. ~

~JOHN HENRY~
CLOSES RUN IN
NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK~(SNS)~The* musi
racial prejudice. | as ae ad

Colernan Hawkins | ee iene.

"Wettling~s drumming is

delight, and-as a matter of fact, alt

the boys are good, Spot the: alto.on

thé: first side, It~s listeg as Billy:.~

Carton, but. it~s more. like Benhy ae

Carter than Benny himself~so_

draw your own -conelusion: ie
Varsity. clo hu another l-ir |

release by Jess Stacy, Ke Contant. the.. |

rhythm of both.. _ Stacy~s

A GOOD MAN Is HARD TO FIND

is typical Dixieland, while ~ the:

Varsity Seven rhythm is not quite ~

so socking but fat moré complex. -

The Stacy: performance~ is one of.

the best yet produced~ by

group from Bob~ ~ Crosby~s band.

Coupled is HARLEM PARTY,

~credited to Stacy but from the

sound obviously an unjust~ errof.

First release of 1940 for ~Lionel
Hampton is FOUR OR ~PIVE
TIMES and I'VE FOUND~ A NEW
BABY, the~ first a~jump-rentition ~
ang.the second: a fast killer diller.
On the ~A~ side Lionel~ sings: his.
usual horrible vocal to contrast
with his~ usual thrilling vibrfaharp,
aided by some boys mainly from
Goodman's~ band who ~produce ~tértific ~swing. Tye}companion pieoe~,~
has him showing: off. with~: two~ val
finger plane ut net. er i
Jazz.

Many. _ reviewers. raved "ower ~ 4
~'Ployd~s Guitar Blues~ by: Amie cts
Kirk,,1 personally. prefer the new
Deceu: | - a
and think~ Floyd~ Smith,.
ter guitar on this. Inci~

arrangemi2nt, trombone~ in ca
cular, sounds erty dito a
is I DON'T STAND. A GHOST.OF

A CHANCE with ~Fin ~Tere, ih
ing, and.it~s mighty: good ~the ~Ft
who fell for the revival of:
Johnny~ will. get their _kics

which baby-voiced
cer sounds almost as cute.
nie Baker. The bang itself, opie:
ing a good tenor sax, sounds ike ~
a comer ~of the Vincent ~Lopez. type.

The Four King Sister have es
of vocal oomph. Their hot: ye
of IN THE MOOD on Bluebf
solid, and~ IRISH W. a
AN only a little less. so....Terry,
Shand~s debut on. Decca,

corn
a sweet tune well played.. a
MAKE ME LAUGH,

could become a big hit.. _Tm: nol
satisfied with Jimmy Mundy~s..

cal play. ~John Henry~, which featured Paul Robeson in the. title
role, closed Saturday night after
five performances. There were indications that it might be revised,
and reopened.

Critics acclaimed the singing oi
Robeson, but were unanimous ~ iti
their belief that the productior
was weak otherwise.

The play is. based on Roark |
Bradford~s~ story of a~ prodigious
colored waterfront laborer

but on Varsity. Titles are A LO
1g BLUE and LITTLE OLD LADY *
FROM~ BAL'TIMORE. ~The. unit
sounds like just another well ré- ~
hearsed. sepia band, with. Vocalist

| Madeline Green. not too much above
ordinary....Decca should. 1

a solo recording of Roosevelt Sykes
sensational blues piano. Of course re

he sings; grand.blyes, ag. his

MADE A SHANG and ~UNLUCKY.

13 BLUES proves, but his ivory
planing can stand up alone.

ALONG

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TAPPING WIRES ~

AIRLANES

Among the stéfs* participating |

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Instead of returning to station; valet comedian; Bing. ng Crosby, -Be> +
WBT and Charlotte, N. C., ~us | Hope, Mickey Rooney, Bob Burns,
previously announced, the Golden | Jack~ Benny, Eddie Cantor and
| Gate Jubilee quartette stayed on in | Frances Langford.
New York and did a guest shot on The Inkspots, former porters at
~that~ ~Pursuit of Happiness~. pro- | the New York Paramount Theatre
gram over Columbia, Sunday, Jan- | where they ate now singing stars, ~
uary 14. headlined Dave Elman~s ~Hobby
|. Wherever these choirsters: have | Lobby~ program, via Columbia, ~=
been heard, they have stopped the | January 7.;
show: If this reporter recalis Dorothy Maynor, 25~year-old
rightly, these Golden Gates were | scprano, and the singing Inkspots
featured on @ soft drink commer- | represented the race in NBC's |
cial over NBC a couple of sum- | ~Curtain Calls of 1939,~ a- two
' mers back. [ I 4
THE TAPPER TATTLES,
Duke Ellington is again aie c '_., Spofts
swinging but this time over NBC } ret Fes Zid.{rem the Southland in Boston.... OV.
Irregular schedule....A moderniz- wnniversary pro- ~.,
ed version of the opera, ~~Pinafore~~ of: >" Jordan.~
was préserited over station WBBM, | Sunday, rts Kramer,
afternoon, January 5....A special by Col-...4
program celebrating the combined: lefts in the |.
advent of President - Roosevelt's | past. uded: ~Heli...
_ 3 i 1 D 1 p,~ de
C over the NBC. CBS and MBS webs, ie te Tk
talks.| Saturday, January 20, from 11 to | Must Keep LS es
Got
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