The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 30

TRt OTTAWA WEDNESDAY. MAT It. I RADIO IN REVIEW Mrs. Helen Kilgour Dies in Hospital Lave it on the table RADIO PROGRAMS 1 Good Living With Ulcers at home A WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. By JOHN CROSBY.

NEW YORK. May 12. Leon Janney, one of the busient and leait known actor in radio, eels keenly ai do many of hli colleague! the lack of recognition in the trade. Janney, for example, Uf a CBO-OTTAWA. lit Kilocycles.

KV Pgm Summifv IS Nwi and Mkt 30 Divertimento. 4 BBC Newa 35 Report From UN on Hockrutte. 1 Jar Smith 7 JO Chimktr Musie 00 Hamlet, jn on Ne. 10 15 Netri Roundup JO 30 Ampfrn Iturbi 1100 When Night De- WJZ ABC. 77 Kilocycles.

7 00 Headline 7 13 Elmer Davia 7 30 Lone Ranger 00 Mayor of the Town II 30 Vox Pop 00 Abbott and Coa-: tello. A 30 Go for the House )0 00-Ring Croshv, Henry Fonda, 10 30 Star Theatre: 1 1 OO Newt 11 15 Joe Hatel. 1 1.30 Oemt for Thoujhl 1135 Let Llaten to Muaic. 12 30 Johnny Olsen. Army rewarded his Industry hy making him telephone lineman, second class.

You can't be too authentic with accents, he says. General de Gaulle, for example, has a comedy French accent which Janney can imitate to perfection. Janney doesn't dare use It. People, he says, would laugh him off the air. The inner circle of radio actors has Its share of prima donnas, but Janney isn't one of them.

He cheerfully takes voice tests, something considered below the dignity of many established actors, if it'll help him land a job. When he has been written out of the script of his regular shows, he discreetly voices the news around that he's at liberty and wouldn't mind picking up an extra buck. Too much pride in this business would cut Into his income. Like niMiiy others in his' profession, Janney looks on television without enthusiasm. A successful radio aqtor can't afford television right now.

A featured part, for example, In Kraft Television Theatre, which Involves peek's work and 30 or 40 hours of rehearsal, would bring in about $150, which Janney can earn on two half-hour radio shows. Ultimately, however, television may bring wholesale changes in the lives of Jarvncy and his colleagues. An actor as skilled as Janney has several 'dozen voices at his command, but he hasn't several dozen faces. Radio, he admits, has been good to him, but the wear and tear of rehearsal and the tremendous pace have taken their toll. Janney suspects he has an ulcer and he quite definitely has "radio stomach" (chronic' heartburn), the occupational disease of radio actors.

(Cop right. I94S, Herald Tribune Inc.) BAIL fAT IL000. CHATHAM, May 11. Gilbert Stonensh of nearby Mor-avlantown today pleaded Innocent to a charge of wounding -William Noah, shot in the chest Saturday night during a scuffle. Stoneffsh was released on $1,000 bail to appear May 10.

ft. Mrs. Helen Hornby Kilgour, a resident of Ottawa for many years, died on Thursday evening. May 8 in an Ottawa hospital. Born and educated in Glasgow Scotland, she was the former Helen Hornby Riley.

Coming to Canada as a young girl she was employed in Almonte, later coming to Ottawa, where she resided for many years with the family of the late Capt. and Mrs. William Smith. She was married in. Ottawa to John Kilgour in 1918, who died on February 19, 1936.

Surviving are two nieces. Mrs. G. A. Kilgour.

Ottawa and Mrs. William Lelth. of The funeral service was conducted by Rev. M. L.

Orchard, of Fourth Avenue Baptist Church, at Radmore Stewart's, Wellington street, on Saturday, May 8. Interment was In Woods cemetery, i Mm I II JO Heritage of Mum It 00 Newa ask for it at eating places o-tj melange of characteristics doesn't bother him much unless he has too many parts in the same script. When this happens he marks the straight parts with a straight character parts i with a wavy line so he won't have to consume time reading I the names. He has a fearful t.ime getting around from program to program and worries incessantly, about being late. Sometimes one of his programs follows another from a difterent place.

He getsVfT "The which 'is. broadcast from the Longacre Theatre on Forty-eighth street at 5.28 p.m., weaves his way through 'Broadway crowds on a dead run for fnnr Murks to the flullrl Thru I re mi Kiny-sri-mul street, win-re at Ti :2 in he is heard Imperial b-nbly running through two or three roles on "Quick as a rush." Janney's first radio role was on Uncle John's program, one of the original uncles of radio, in Los Angeles in 1925. He didn't take up full-time radio acting until 1044. after a year and a hrif stretch In th Army. Tir-d of waiting for a play to come along, he put hrf movie stardom and vaudeville headliner days resolutely behind him and plunged Into the anonymity of radio.

Today his annual take from radio In higher than his movie days, though tint quite so great as his vaudeville period. At first he played Juvenile rolps only. Now he plays anything and can tackle any known dialect. His dialects, he asserts, are 00 prrcert. authentic and are the result "I hi) exceptionally good ear.

tils Itusslan dialect Is ton good. People don't believe it. Janitcy' speaks Russian fluently, having -taken a four-year course In' six months during the war In pirparatinn for a special inb promised him by Ihe Army.The 11 15 United Nations. 11.30 Spin Man. SIS Kllorvrlei.

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ft 30 Muairal. 43 Lionel Daunais. no Radio Carablna. in 00 News. 10 1.3 Talk 10 3 Rei-nal I I 0O- Newa I fc.41 II Uirtrl 7 oiNewa 7 15 Muiir Hall 7.0 lei.

Latlamnie 7 .30 Muair HaJJ. II on Melody Hour 30 Radio-Charade OO Radio Theatre, inoo The Whistler. 10.10 Talk 10 43 Nii I I oo Mporla 11 1.3 Phil l-adnuceur 11 30 Bernie Cum- mint 12 00 Newa OAK KAL. Hilucycles. 700 Newt 7 05 Make Believe He 1 1 room 7 13 pid I av Thai? 7 30 Mlngln' Ram i 4.3 Thia la, the aloiy 7 .30 Mnorli.

00 hJewa 10 Hit of the Day 3 Barrv Wood 30 Pattern tor Prosperity. 4.3 The Knur Knighti 00-'lake a nam 30 fireen Hornet HI 0.3 Rofthall with Al Cauley. HI 13 Kav Area in no New "in 40 upon 10 43 Moon Dreatna oo Nrwi and Itporta 11 10 Haven-Ten r.k- nre 13 05 Midnight Club I oo Newt haa played longer and tougher part in "Mr. Diitrict 'Attorney" than the D. though Jay Jostyn always gets air credit and Janney doesn't.

A recent "Tales of Willie Piper" program was largely devoted to a not-too-bright insurance salesman played by Janney. Press releases concerning the program mentioned thtee'-arlorS' but not Janney A successful radio artor like Janney as oppovd to a radio star like Jack Benny must establish his name in the confidence and. memories of dozens of radio producers and directors. In New York, where Janney works, there Is an inner circle of professional-actors and actresses who earn their living In radio. Considering the fountains of drama which wash the airlanes every day, it is rather a small one.

Breaking Into the circle is not easy, hut once accomplished an actor is fairly assured of much steadier employment thaji either motion pictures or stage until death or television intervenes This security has Its drawbacks. Janney, who was In seven Broadway plays between 19.14 and 1041, would like another fling at the stage, some time, but doesn't quite dare. Kven hit plays close eventually and then Janney would face the tak of working his way back Into regular programs again, a risky business tea Within a rouple of hours, may play a frrsh-vnlird youngster, a whining old man ind rasp-volred menace. This urpLomHe cm -OTTW. Kllarrl 00 Sporta ftis Siiiver and Crwtal oo Ni 1 13 Hmoe of Mil Iivinri4.it 7 So Vii IWt Your Life 33 Interlude 7 5 What a Vour Trouhla' (00 Old Chitholm Trail I 13 Ontario f.lrrtlon rrof Con.

I 30 Knuth of I ha ftordar 4V Tell Ma Mranir oo Niwi and porta 13 People Aik JO Nine-Thirty Nnveltiea 10 OO Mornahurf Muiir Hal) Jn 10 Dane Mulir WMr( 14 in. Rarord 00 N. OTT4M 111 ailorvilM 20 andlalif hi and fcilvar 40 Hong, hy I ha tireia V-hlsrv Behind th Dim) Interlude 1 iMt Kerenarte 13 KA on the Air 3 JO Infailud 0 I luh 13 7 43 mi hr Qenni rm-rertna Dav 1 JO Opportunity Kriorki oo iaor of the Town VI urtain luije lion The WhiXler 130 Var Theatre VNBC. Klloryrlea. 7 00 Supper Club 7 13 New 7 30 Adrian Rulllnl Trio.

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Adoption Approved Of Alberta Babies Without Interview EDMONTON. May 12. (CP) Of applications to adopt Alberta babies filfd by residents of foreign countries. 7.V percent, were gn en "rubber stamps of, appro, al" before the adopting parents carrie here or were inter-3 tewed, the Royal Commission Investigating child welfare practices the province was informed yesterday. A witness.

David Jones, said he and Mrs. Cameron Parker of Toronto, a child welfare expert, had studied the records of 241 adoptions. In each the chrld had left Canada to live elsewhere. Homes Not Visited. Not one case, said Mr.

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