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Radio News and Gossip THE PITTSBURGH PRESS Radio News and Gossip SUNDAY, JANUARY 23. 1340 SOCIETY SECTION THREE Musicians Share Spots on Forum Vladimir BakaleinikofI, assistant-conductor of the Pittsburgh Sym- Hi There 'Uppy Isabel Randolph brought her Fibber McGee and Molly character "Mrs. Uppington" Into the "It Happened In Hollywood" program last week. gfAffm A my v-rV'W phony orchestra, and Johnny Long, Master Sleuth of Radio to Play Joe Jefferson's 'Rip Van Winkle' Richard Gordon, Who Made Sherlock Holmes Famous on Airwaves to Star in Great Play Series now playing at the William Penn's Chatterbox, will represent the pro fessional musicians' views of music as a vocation on. a forum over WCAE at 12:00 o'clock today.

tune Mitchell Ayrcs and his band in the The broadcast, in the form ol a': four-way round table discussion, is the 20th in a series of vocational; guidance programs by Pittsburgh's! "SHOW OF Junior Chamber of Commerce in an effort to acquaint listeners with thej employment possibilities in various; fields. THE WEEK" Gertrude WroDeisKi, a senior at! Carnegie Tech's music will represent the student's views on Sunday, 6:30 to 7 P. M. the forum, and Morton Frank, of; By SI STEINHAUSER A lot of actors would like to wear the shoes in which the great Joseph Jefferson trod the boards but such good fortune comes to but a few. Latest choice to play a role made famous by Jefferson is Richard Gordon, who made Sherlock Holmes a radio personality.

For several years Gordon was the master sleuth, taking the role after a single broadcast by William Gillette who retired from the stage after a performance in Pittsburgh. Gordon will be cast in "Rip Van Winkle" on KDKA's Great Play series at 2 o'clock this afternoon. His last Broadway appearance in the legitimate theater was in "The Fabulous Invalid." Since then he has had varied radio leads. Gordon is a native of Bridgeport, Conn. His first job was that of a reporter on a morning paper in his home town.

Newspaper success encouraged him to go to New York, where he joined the staff of the World, now the World-Telegram. He spent his newspaper earnings in the study of art at Yale and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. In 1902 he made his Broadway debut as an actor in "Her Lord snrf Mattpr the Junior Chamber, will be the layman's representative. WCAE New Faces HOLLYWOOD Both Georgia Hawkins and Esther Estrella make their motion picture debut in "The Light of Western Stars," produced by Harry Sherman. They are dis tJast before Jack leanyj SPONSORED BY BRAUN'S TOWN TALK BAKERS ROMAN MEAL BREAD IDEAL FOR DIET, REDUCING, ROUGHAGE coveries of Victor Jory, who por trays the featured role in the Following his marriage to his leading lady, Rachel Crown, they organized the Richard Gordon Players and toured the American Theater.

Two children were born to the Gordons picture. curing tneir stage career, came the AVOID 1939 Prima. OlHratnn' Ltotiua Fxnir Ian 'I Secure Yourm in Record Time! With tr Wlthmt Hiihwav Aeglicitioa Cirri thriT RICE SERVICE ILdDSE WEIGIKT this amazingly, easy sate way Rrnnit nr. World War and the man who was to become famous on the air as Sherlock Holmes became a first lieutenant in Uncle Sam's forces. The war over he returned to the stage, then took up radio, where no one has touched his performance of Sherlock.

The "Rip Van Winkle" story to be enacted this afternoon was written by Jeflerscm and rewritten for him by Dion Boucicault for presentation in London, where it ran 170 nights. It follows closely Washington Irvine's famous short story, of drunken Rip, his nagging wife, and loving daughter, Meenie. He and Schneider, his dog, po Into the Catekills. where Rip sleeps twenty years, awakening and returning home in time to save his home from EAST END. 0k E.

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tSf, itSpm radio band leader, son of the orig- 7K k' I inal Bernie. The Benny family iW iSWiSWtf III 4) on their thirteenth wedding GEi -dM anniversary. Mary, Daughter Joan and Jack. and pleasantly all you have to do is First eat sensibly, hich means you avoid over-eating. Second mix 1 of a glass of Welch 9 Grape Juice with i of a glass of water and drink before meals and at bedtime.

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Bob Crosby is an ice skating enthusiast. At least he was until he will bill Benny for twenty-five cents on the first of the month. Such things really happen in Hollywood, just for a laugh. Fifteen thousand Brooklyn high Now he school girls voted Elsie Hitz, star of took a spill in New York, Iran Rich, lovely star ef tha cxn and radio, now pott 40, weighs the same as the did at 16. She recommend the easy Wefefc way to reduce.

"Ellen Randolph," their favorite limps to the band stand. actress. And they chipped in and Paul Luther, announcer of Caroline's Golden Store, is the composer of "Saddle Your Pony" the new western ballad, a current radio ON RADIO'S NEWEST MUSICAL GAME "Beai the iand" with TED WEEMS and his Famous Orchestra SPONSORED BY li Yf America's Delicious lnll New Corn Cereal SUNDAY KDKA 6:30 PM bought her a plaque to prove it. When the Good News program is shaved a half hour Bing Crosby may move up to 9:30 and continue to 10:30. That would leave the 10:30 to 11 half hour to Rudy Vallee's pily with Gretchen, his wife.

The story is as old as the hills upon which Rip slept, but it's still a grand thing. You'll like Richard Gordon's Rip. Rosey Rowswell's option for baseball broadcasts has been picked up and his contract renewed for 1940. One sponsor has him under contract for this year and next. The second sponsor renews one season at a time.

So despite dropping of baseball-radio in New York it will continue here and Aunt Minnie's petunias will bloom on her window ledge. Wish they were blooming now. We've had our quota of frozen ears. Like Grade Allen? You'll like her more when you learn that she has required in a contract that her earnings of! the air go toward the endowment of a Hollywood Boys' Club. Gracie has been making quite a little money on the side and sends it along to charity.

She's a grand gal. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer mav go on the air with their own radio programs to please the movie theater owners who squawk about commercial programs killing the "BO" (that means boxoffice, not what you think) of picture stars. If the program comes through Pittsburgh's Louis K. Sidney will be the producer. When contracts for programs now dispensing cash expire, networks will be reluctant to renew them and some will be refused air time.

Ted Weems orchestra goes on the spot at 6:30 this evening, replacing the Grouch Club with a new type of quiz program. Guests will ask questions that can be answered with a song title. The orchestra must immediately provide the title and the melody. The program will be called "Beat The Band." Grover Cleveland Alexander, a baseball immortal, will be Bill Stern's guest on KDKA at 9:45 tonight. Rev.

R. Hutchinson, pastor of South Side Presbyterian Church, will Girl Alone actor Mike Romano new program. a lawyer off the air is counsellor to many of Chicago's radio network stars. Try This Amazing Welch's Tomato Juice If you think all Tomato Juice is alike, try Welch's new, vitamin-rich Tomato Juice. It is so rich and thick you can add Vi water or ica and still have a most delicious Tomato Juice.

TONIGHT IRENE RICH KDKA 9:30 p. m. IN MER THRILLING) RADIO DRAMA Mrs. Roosevelt will be Gene In an amateur photographers' Autry's guest on WJAS at 6:30 this evening. Elder Michaux, Bonnie Baker and others will contribute to the program from four different cities.

contest Kenny Baker won first prize for his shots of the Rose Bowl game. Artie Shaw will make a public -TTa 7 1 6 I Oood HmUekeeptntJ comeback via a film in a story based on his life. "What's My Name" moves from its Saturday night to a Friday night spot on Feb. 9 time and network To Orson Welles for his March of Dimes appeal for the infantile paralysis fund and to Pat O'Brien for his moving "Thank God we are Americans" on "We, The People," the lasting respect of this column. They really spoke from way down deep in their hearts.

Virginia Payne, of the Ma Perkins cast, has been staged for a supporting role in the Grand Hotel series. Elsie Hitz was voted radio's most perfect voice. Then when interviewed as to what shed advise SAsy remains the same. Betty Winkler, star of "Girl Alone," reports complete recovery from a back strain suffered when helping a friend move furniture. Frank Lovejoy of Your Family and Mine is an added regular to the cast of "This Day Is Ours." KDKA 980 WCAE 1220 WJAS 1290 KQV 1380 WWSW 1500 a Happiness Trails Organ Recital 8:15 Continued Continued Happiness Trail Music 8:45 Continued Continued a a Concert Favorites Church Service St.

Patrick's Church Today in Europe Devotions 9-15 Continued Continued (Father Cox in Bob Edge Outdoors Continued 930 Religious Message Sunday Drivers charge of Wings Over Jordan Croatian Program 9:45 (Rev. R.Hutchinson) Continued services) Continued Continued ln A String Quartet Radio Pulpit Church of Air Frank StUley Grecian Program T6-15 Continued (Dr. R. W. Sockman) (Lutheran service) Dance Music Grecian Program 10:30 Four Belles Phyllis Morton March of Games Bible Hour Continued 10:45 Jim Parsons Ross Trio March of Games Lithuanian Program Italian Program I i Melody Time Walter Logan Orch.

News; Music Smithfield Congre- Italian Program li -15 Melodic Moods Continued Continued gational Church Continued 11:30 Southernaires Music and 1'outh First English Lu- (Dr. J. K. Craig cn Italian News 11:43 Continued Continued theran Church Hope of the World') Slovak Program 19 M. Radio City Your Future? Capital Family Polish Hour Slovak Program "3:15 (Ossy Renardy, Vi- Songalogue (Major Bowes) Continued Continued 13:30 ennese violinist; On Your Job Music From Italy Continued Lithuanian Program 12:43 Hapee Symphony) Xews Continued Xews Continued la Poetry Pilgrimage Music for Bloderns Church of Air say it With Music Aristocrats Vass Family Continued (Latter Day Saints) Continued Chester Ostrowskl 1:30 Don Hirsch Lutheran Hour Grand Hotel Czechoslovak Hour Croatian Program 1:45 On the Mall Continued Continued Continued Continued 9 Great Plays String Symphony Democracy in Action ews Italian Program 2:15 (Jefferson'a Continued Continued Jenkins Orchestra Continued 2:30 "Rip Van Back to Bible You Know Music Sons of Pioneers Continued 2:13 Continued Continued Continued Continued 3 Cello Soloist I Want a Divorce Amateur Hour Jf Y.

Philharmonic German Program 5-15 America Looks Ahead Continued (Brian McDonald Continued (Duquesne U. Orch.) 3:30 Tapestry Musicale We, the Wive and hi3 am a- x. Y. Philharmonic Continued 3:45 Continued Continued teurs) Continued Chapel Vespers 4PM Bernie Armstrong Contest Rev. C.

E. Coughlin philharmonic Organ Recital 4:15 Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Presbyte- Singing Canaries Continued Pursuit of Happiness Continued ran Church Xews Continued (Richard Bennett) Continued 5PM Moylan Sisters St. Paul Carnival Hobby Lobby Aviation Xews Rosary Hour Dinah Shore 1 Bob Becker Continued That Right? Continued 5:30 Opera Auditions Spelling Bee Ben Bernie Eddie Weitz Orch. Continued 5:45 (N. Cordon, guest) Continued Continued Lee Sellars, Talk Continued Treasure Trails Catholic Hour Silver Theater Ray Jenkins Orch.

News 6:15 Continued (Rev. F. J. Shew) (G. Fitzgerald) Bill Roberts Orch.

Rep. R. 3. Corbett 6:30 Ted Weems Show of the Week Gene Autry Italian Hour Entertainment 6:45 Continued (Mitchell Ayres Or.) (Mrs. Roosevelt) Continued Anne Mae Schaeffer 7PM European Xews Jack Benny European Xews Italian Hour Sunday at Seven 7:15 European Xews Continued Xews Roundup Continued Supper.

Dance 7:30 "District Attorney" "Band Wagon" Screen Guild George Seibel Church Songs 1:45 Continued (Russ Morgan Or.) (Boyer Colbert) story Hour WPA Program 8PM Festival of Musio Bergen McCarthy Orson Welles Christian Scientists Judge J. H. Gray Continued Continued Wm Powell. Miriam Continued Symphony 8:30 Voice of Hawaii One Man's Family Hopkins in "It Hap- Continued Continued 8:45 Sonja Henie Continued pened One Night Continued Continued a Winchell Merry-go-round Symphony Hour Week in Washington Revival Hour 9:15 Parker Family (Orch. soloists) (Richard Crooks, Mary Ruth sutler Continued 9:30 Irene Rich Familiar Musio tenor; Victor Kolar Ave Maria Hour Continued 9:45 Bill Stern, Continued conducting) Continued Continued 10 "You Don't Say" Phil Spitalny Orch.

Ellery Queen Xews Rhythm 10:15 Continued Continued (Dramatization Master Singers Continued 10:30 Cheerio World Is 'Yours of adventure Heralds of Destiny Xews 10:45 Continued Continued mystery) South Singers Memory Hour Xews Xews Colonel McGovern Bill Leroy Orch. Memory Hour 11:15 "To Tou" Lazy Rhapsody Xews Continued Howdv Baum Orch. 11:30 Rav Xoble Orch. Continued Art Giles Orch. Dancing Party Glen Gray Music 11:45 Continued Dance Music Continued Continued Moon Magic 12 PM Jimmy Dorsey Orch.

Tommy Tucker Or. Signature Sizn Off "1500 Club" 12:15 Continued Continued Off the Air (Continues all night) 12:30 Freddie Martin Qr. Joe Sanders Orch. 12:45 Continued Continued -j Signature Signature others to do to acquire a radio voice said, modestly: "I appreciate the compliment but I don't consider my voice so wonderful that it's worth Shortwave speak on "The Miracle of a Name" on KDKA at 3:30 tnis morning. copying." Edmund Rickett.

husband of Jo Jack Benny visited a Burns and Allen rehearsal and held a whis- anna Roos star of radio's "Joyce nered confab with Georce, who Jordan," has completed a book SUNDAY. JANUARY 28 BUDAPEST 7:00 p. m. Overture. HAT4, 9 12 32.8 m.

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9 83 30.5 m. LONDON 7:30 p. m. Full News Bulletin. called "Let's Do Some Gilbert and Sullivan." I Onslow Stevens of Betty and Bob has been signed for the lead role in the new play.

"The Burning Deck." 1 Frank Lovejoy, the gangster on handed him a quarter. Jack left the room and Gracie demanded an explanation. Georce told her he had bought a gag from Jack. "What's the gag?" demanded Gracie and when George told it she roared "Why I told him that gag at his wedding anniversary." Burns GSD. 11.75 25.5 GSC.

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