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The Honolulu Advertiser du lieu suivant : Honolulu, Hawaii • 28

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Honolulu, Hawaii
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28
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EIGHT THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 15. 1936. ION RADIO NEW SECT "Ma Perkins" America's Mother of the Air Comes to Isles THIS GORGEOUS Honolulu Community Sing Tomorrow Night 19 3 7 MODEL On Air With Fine Program "Ma Perkins," the most popular daytime radio program of its kind, comes to KGU tomorrow. "Ameri ca JViomer or tne Air will be nnoio heard over KGU at 12:45 p.m.

on that day and every day thereafter except Saturdays and Sundays v-. Since December of 1933 the words "And now everybody ready for Ma Perkins America's Mother of the Air" have been the signal for hundreds of thousands of commodated was one given a great deal of thought. The Army and Navy was selected for several reasons. It is centrally located; the auditorium is comfortable and well ventilated; a stage and other equipment make it particularly adapted for a program of this nature, and, as KGU has brought the radio listeners of Hawaii many hours of splendid band music from the Honolulans will welcome this new feature from the big Auditorium in the same building. The general public is invited to attend the broadcasts and join the singing.

Ben Doty, of the music staff at McKinley High School, is the leader, assisted by W. Best at the piano. HTP has recorded all of Edward Berman's strike addresses over women all over the country to stop what they're doing, get close LOW DOWN PAY- to their radios, and listen to the story of a character who has be come as real to them as the worn Tomorrow night, listeners from Kauai to Hawaii and back again will hear Honolulu's Community Sing of the Air that is, if they are tuned to KGU at 8:30 pjn. Hawaiian standard time. It's the big broadcast in which everyone present takes part, an active part we should say, for everyone will have a chance to sing to his heart's content.

Comments from all sides indicate a successful start on the new air venture. "A howling success," is the way one listener expressed it after hearing the broadcast. "All of the family joined in the songs, and even the seven-year-old brother was allowed to stay up 'till nine;" "Sounded like 'big time stuff," said a resident of Schofield. "Believe me, we jumped in the car and hurried down" was what brought one family to the big sing. The cooperation of the Army and Navy has made possible the broadcast of the Community Sing over KGU.

During the planning of this new radio feature, the question of finding a place where people could be ac an next door. "Ma Perkins" was MAGIC BRAIN MAGIC IYI METAl TUKES first heard over one station only October of 1933, but at once be came so popular that within a few months the program was put on a Coast to Coast network. hi Hi ine story oi ivia rermns is that of millions of American worn KGU during the past two weeks. en. "Ma" is a lovable, small-town widow whose homely philosophy AT YOUR RCA VICTOR DEALER and kindly deeds have endeared her to everyone who listens to her, Other recent recorders include Henry P.

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The radio you've longsd for. c1 4-Q 7- in your own home! with this G10J A ti'ci'idry I Sco end hear the new CLIPPER RADIO 5 Complete With Aerial OVER KGU TOMORROW. "Ma Perkins," who joins the KGU family of fine features tomorrow at 12:45 p.m. on the Proctor Gamble program, and who will be back again at that hour every day from then on, except on Saturdays and Sundays. planned to please only the ear or the following day.

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Virginia Payne, known nationally for her fine characterization, plays the part of Lillian White is Evey, G. S. Faust is John, and Marjorie Hannan is Fay. All of the talent have been long identified with radio, and to their fine performances must be given no little credit for the continued popularity of "Ma Perkins, America's Mother of the Air." "Ma's" sponsor in Hawaii is the same as on the Mainland, Procter Randall, manager of press relations for NBC reported for work Monday, two days after the plane left Hawaii, the pictures were on his desk. Because the interview was released over the NBC network, Randall featured the photograph in the NBC News Service of October 29.

Copies of this news are sent to newspapers and radio stations all over the world. The Clipper which arrived in Honolulu Thursday brought several transcriptions for immediate many young people, who have lost their mothers or cannot be with them, "Ma" is like a kindly woman who stops almost every day to chat and advise them. To women who have sons and daughters to 'EVEREADY' 'LAYERBILT' and 'EVEREADY' Batteries with Let us demonstrate in your own home how this big-value 1937 Philco Console really doubles foreign reception! Complete with Foreign Tuning System, Color Dial, 3 Tuning Ranges, 3-PointTone Control, Bass Compensation, Automatic Volume Control and other new Philco features. Handsome streamlined cabinet of hand-rubbed walnut. Special easy terms and liberal allowance for your present radio.

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