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THE ROANOKE TIMES ROANOKE VIRGINIA: SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 17 1 940 Thirty our What Hit Me? It Was a Horse! GLENN MILLER BAND LEARNS NEW TRICK 'p OUR SONGS MAKE HIT PARADE TOP 4 of Glee 1 4 serious his former schoolmaster inter various good the When pipes burst in flats and houses in Russia as the result of frost the persons responsible are to be tried for sabotage General ranco's annual salary and expenses are to be nearly $240 000 a year according to a decree published in the Madrid official bulletin the News Orchestra Orchestra Geneva Buenos Aires Paris London Berlin 1 526 1531 1537 Twenty five in All Monop olize Tune Program Manage to Combat Traffic Without Accident Glenn Miller his band and vocal ists Marion Hutton and Ray Eberle have learned a couple of new tricks this week One is hpw to sleep fast and the other is how to combat midtown traffic nine times a day without an accident two accomplishments are helping them establish something of an endurance record these days for the triple threat troupers are currently heard thrice weekly on the Columbia network (WDBJ CBS Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 10 to 10:15 m) at the Paramount theater in New York with the An drews Sisters and at the Pennsyl vania hotel The Glenn Miller troupe's work day begins at 8 o'clock in the morn ing and ends at 3 the following morning And their schedule runs something like this: Rehearse At 9 Rehearse stage show at 9 a and go on an hour later Taxi up to the CBS playhouse several blocks away to rehearse the radio program then back to the Paramount for the second show Return to play house to do a dress rehearsal then two more shows at the theater Dash to the Pennsylvania hotel for the dinner session which is followed by their broadcast and another stage show They wind up the night play ing for the supper crowd at the hotel and when the last couple has left they sit down to plan the next routine Do they get tired? Not so anyone would notice it in their music The band is currently being acclaimed as the sensation of 1940 whether the audience wants it sweet swing or medium Over flowing audiences are reported at the hotel and theater every night and so far as the broadcasts are concerned the CBS theaters begin to hold the Glenn Miller Andrews Sisters fans Edge was in Roanoke to talk to the Rotary club last Ruth Thntriflq hark Dialect Balkan Not Jewish Dialectician Artie Auerbach vis ited a Bronx storekeeper over a pe riod of seven years to perfect the speech mannerisms he uses so suc cessfully as "Mr on Colum Pearce and His While on an assignment in the Bronx Auerbach then a newspaper photographer went into the store to his city desk Intrigued by the dialect of the shop keeper he spent the afternoon there later returning for other visits Con sidered by many listeners to be Jew ish in origin the dialect Auerbach insists actually is a combination several Balkan tongues A few hours before the scheduled debut of his latest composition Hit over CBS network Carmen Lombardo went horseback riding in the California sunshine The horse shied banged into an automobile and Carmen landed on his head Lombardo spent three hours in a doctor's office then rushed back to hit me? answer: 10:30 Los Angeles to go on the air with brother Guy and the boys Carmen crooned the lyrics: "What Did the sky tumble down? Did the moon sneak off Its path and pelt me from The "No Carmen it was a Guy Lombardo is heard over WDBJ every Monday from 10 to Perennial Contestant Is lop With Music Louis ehr is a perennial quiz con testant He's appeared on 21 such programs always finishing in the money He exhibits proudly the many prizes he won as a contest ant shaving cream wrist watches and others Several months ago ehr decided to compete in the famed CBS musical quiz You Think You Know To pre pare himself he attended 17 ses sions as a spectator Then con fidently he appeared Sunday March 3 to match wits with three other guests of Ted Cott He finished lastl 958 959 959 969 960 9 63 9 65 9 66 Chain Key Stations Etfin Standard (Changes in programs as listed due to last minute network corrections) Vernon nbc weat Radio City Conceit nbc wjl Major Bowes and cbs Wabc The Perole String mbs wor Ovanguren nbc weat On Your Job nbc weat Salt Lake Choir A ebs wabe Talk American mbs chaui March nt mbs chain Music or nbc weat A 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of the western hemisphere At a recent meeting in St Louis Mr isher announced that the pro gram would be extended to Mexico South America Central America and Canada Secretary of State Hull said in effect this type of broadcast ing creates a great deal of will among the nations of Twenty five songs have monop olized the 100 hit tunes to reach Saturday night "Your Hit in the first 10 weeks of 1940 but only "Scatter "All the Things You and "Indian have achieved first place In the No 1 spot four times is the 1940 first place leader thus far followed by terbrain" three times: the Tilings You twice and "In dian Summer" once however was first several times in December Three newcomers were added to the parade of hits March 9 "Star lit in fourth place making the best record for a new song The others are "When You Wish Upon a and on the Old Top In addition to those mentioned the following songs have been among the first 10 on the program since Saturday January 6 "aithful "South of the "Oh Johnny Oh" It's Wonderful" Didn't Know What Time It "Lilaes in the "At the Bala "This Changing World" "Darn That "In the "Little Red "In an Old Dutch "Do I Love 'To You Sweetheart "It's a Blue and "I've Got My Eye on You" ROANOKE TIMES WORLD NEWS (All programs via Columbia system unless otherwise indicated) Music Is Won or Campfire Girls The song Arthur Guiterman noted American poet wrote especial ly for the Camp ire Girls was in troduced to radio listeners recently when CBS broadcast a program marking the 28th anniversary of the movement What's more Guiter man wrote the music too He re vealed that he frequently sings his poems to himself This time a young guest at his home Eleanor Graham set down the melody for him Tne opening stanza includes: the dry twigs crack and the bright sparks fly and the flame tongues leap to the starlit sky You may hear the song of the pine the oak and the clean white birch through the campfire Too Big To Hide PUEBLO Colo (AP) too change their minds Hilt brand member of the Pueblo Sym phony orchestra lost his big bass viol at a concert The next day the $500 Instrument was found in a rcsi dentinl street Apparently the thieves decided the instrument was too dis tinctive to be sold safely 3:15 oreign Policy nbc wjl News of nbc wcat east We the Wives Quiz nbc red west Tapestry Musicale nbc wjz Haven of Hest mbs chnln Canaries wgn cklw wcne wkrc Songs rom nbc weaf Dance Music nbc weaf National Vespers by Radio nbc wjs Children mbs ch The World Is Yours nbc weaf Swing Ensembles bi nbc wjz Pursuit of ebs wabo The mbs chaln Lutheran Hour mbs mldwest Dance Music nbc weat Dave Elman Hobby ebs wabe Ed Davies nbc blue west Moylan Sisters Song nbc wjz east Going South Vocal cbs Dlxie The Music mbs wor Hob Becker on Dogs nbc weaf Vincente Gomez nbc Wjz Serial nbc weaf Opera Auditions of the nbc wjz Ben Bernie Lew ebs wabe The Shadow mbs wor wst The Catholic nbc weat News Bremer nbc wjz Conrad Nagel's ebs wabe ifth Row Center mbs chaln Musical Steelmakers wrvn only 6:05 NBC Concert Orchestra nbc wjz Ted Weems nbc weaf Gene Autry and ebs wabe Show of the Week mbs wor Jack Benny and nbc weat European War nbc wjz European News ebs wabe The Bach Cantata Series mbs wor 7:30 Bandwagon Orches nbc weaf Mr District Attorney nbc wjz The Screen cbs wabc baslc Potpourri of cbs mldwest' Dancing Music mbs wgn Berlin's War News mbs chain Charlie McCarthy nbc weat estival of Music nbc wjz Orson Welles obs wabc east Ellery ebs wabc west American orum Tnlks mbs wor "One Man's nbc weat Voice of Hawaii nbc wjz Think You Know ebs west Elmer Davis ebs wabe The Merry Go nbc weaf Walter Winchell nbc wjz Sunday Evening ebs wabe Old ashioned mbs netwk The Parker nbc wjz 9:30 Album amiliar nbc weaf Irene 15 Mln nbc wjl 9:45 Bill Stern on nbc wjz Phil Spltalny's nbc wenf European War nbc wjz Uerv Queen cbs wabc cast Orson Welles cbs chaln Good Will Ilnur via mbs wor NBC nbe weaf bnslc Home Town Un nbc red south Chnerlo's Cheer nbc wjz Think You Know Music ebs cast News Broadcast nbcweat wjz Irene Rich In nbc blue west Paul Sullivan Comment ebs wabe Dancing Music ebs west Tunes for the mbs eha In Dance Music till nbc chnins Dancing Music tn ebs mbs Benny rpt 130 nhe red Sullivan rpt cbs mldwest OREIGN SHORT WAVE SCllEDt'T (Listing Subject to Change Without Notlcei station YV5RC Carnsas OSA London Johannesburg GSL London HAT4 Budapest GSB London GSC London VK3ME Sydeny PCJ Eindhoven RAN Moscow CB960 Santiago Chilo ORO Rome MHO IRX TPA OSD DJD JZJ Tokyo OLR4A Prague TPA3 Paris CB615 Santiago chile HVJ Vatican City GS London JZK Tok vo GSO London TEAS Paris GSL London LISP London HAS3 Budapest Most short wave at nt Inns on the 19 25 31 and 40 meter bands amateur phones on 20 80 and 160 meters police transmitter? on 120 and loo meters end airplane dispatchers 35 idav) and 100 uusuu rneiera inese lianas are spersed with other stations of classifications MONDAY MARCH A The Musical Local 8:00 Morning Rev Red Local 8:15 The Bulletin Local Asscclated Press Local Organ Local Hits and Local Mary Daily the Personal Local American School of the Air Tonic Local Health Chats Local The Beauty Case Local News Oddities laical 10:15 and Marge Hilltop House with Bess Johnson woman of courage Dearest Local Linda's irst Local Big Sister Aunt Stories Kate Smith Speaks 1 Irom Blacksburg The Editor's Local Musical Local 12:50 Assoclated Press Local Ma Local Life Can Be Local The Gospel Local Guiding Local Refreshment Time with Slngln Sam Ann Culver's Keyboard and Console Studies Local Your lmilv end Mine My Son and I Southern Seminary Glee Lo Plc'asantdale Local Press News Can You Recognize the Tune? Richard Maxwell Songs 4:00 Curtis Institute of Music AM Press News organ Reveille 8:30 Morning Moods Today in Europe Outdoors with Bob Edge Wings Over Jordan' 1 Church of the Air 10:30 March of Games 11 irst' Presbvterian Church Service Dr A Lapsley Jr Pastor Major Capitol amily Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir and Organ Church of the Air Press News Song Styles Democracy In Action Baron Elliott's Melodies Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New John Barbirolli Con ducting Pursuit of Happiness Going Clyde Barrie and Deep River Boys The Sacred St Mark's Luth eran Local Harry Horlick Local Associated Press Local Sports Local Thursday Morning Music Club Pro Local University of Pennsylvania Local The World This Week ntiilri ThrntrP "The Playhouse Produced by Or son Welles 5 Elmer Davis News Richard Himber's Lo cal or Women Local Music for Local The Adventures of Ellery Queen So You Think You Know Music! Paul siniivan Reviews Mitchell Avres and His George Hall and His CBS SLANTS "Johnny George Crandall of the CBS pub inaestro plans to resume his part lictiy department and Bob Edge Maxinnnn nf fwbo ls 11PHrd evpry Sunday morning Maxine one of the CBS Andrews at 9:15 over CBS and WDBJ In his 1wHHnab0A8ttnS Will own P10B''n With Bob mt Vile lives of the famed sister act i LU IJ vrson wanes was playing host to Thursday Ruth Thomas back HHl XOo7nTnrtd hoo on lie air a1 sounding as good as Hill of Todd school 'Woodstock ever even after her strenuous Uiat Hok concrrt's and broadcasts Hollywood is the greatest down south with her famed brother rwlrC4 traih a cvcr i Homer Rodoheavcr Arthur (we dont get H) Van Hef crack about the short lln Of the Aunt Jenny program Is history of money "Here It Comes H('PbUrn lnjThw 11 us HasCS bipry very funny On The Kilocycles By JACK WELDON High school students of Spring field Ore are heartily In favor of Grade Allen for president It may sound like a gag to some people but to 151 students it is business The 151 students circulated their own nomination petition approving the Allen candidacy and wound up with an editorial in the school paper inquiring why shouldn't have a modern president in the White House instead of 'old 1 According to Jack Vaughn the Allen campaign manager in Springfield all the faculty agreed i with the Trtudent body except "three THIS AND THAT iBu ag A1 and Uipy wcr! Vlsitors in Roanoke this week Republicans or Democrats I from New York were Jim Wade ami wuuuwara oi tree ana Peters national hmm Num Today's Radio Programs Station WDBJ 930 4 I i 'J 4 Hi 1 ar I ffl Is 1 4 'r' Jg i NEW CBS STUDIO TO OPEN MAY 15 New York Annex Provides Sound Innovations As the most important project in its current expansion program the Columbia Broadcasting System is spending $700000 for remodeling the old eight story Juilliard school building across East 52nd street from its headquarters 485 Madison avenue New York City into a mod em studio and experimental labora tory annex The annex is expected to be fin ished about May 15 and will afford needed extra broadcasting space convenient to the CBS main build ing Using only the skeleton of the old structure this annex will house seven studios in which will be em bodied every technical advance and also a revolutionary innovation for improvement in quality of sound definition Heavy Glass Doors The 30 year old Manhattan land mark formerly with row on row of windows will present a strikingly changed facade for it is to be win dowless up to the sixth floor The lower part will be of matt glazed terra cotta in grey and blue shades The entrance will be in stainless steel with doors of heavy sheets of non shatterable glass like those of the Madison avenue headquarters Besides being constructed with no parallel opposite surfaces the ceil ings having a saw tooth design the two larger studios will be equipped with panels or acousti vanes set up about two feet from the actual walls for the purpose of obtaining variable acoustics Most of the panels are about 14 feet high and 27 inches wide They are patterned on the funda mental principles of a violin with hard resonant wood on one side and soft porous wood on the reverse They have something of the appear ance of airplane wings the five inch thickness at the center de creasing to the edges They can be turned singly either wholly or partly from a central control ac cording to the wish of producer or orchestra conductor The acoustivanes are the result of a series of experiments searching for means to facilitate governing of a variety of shadings of sound quality It is predicted that they will prove exceptionally beneficial for large orchestra programs as well as important dramatic productions CBS construction engineers declare tj ie acoustivanes will make pos sible an unusually mellow definition of sound so that massed musical in struments will bring over the air precisely the same impression a vis itor would receive in the actual con cert hall New Achievement Another significant new achieve ment connected with all the annex studios is a streamlined control desk experts describe as a welcome departure from the former method of having amplifiers and va rious types of control equipment on racks Within 'this desk or console are mounted all essentials for the com plex control of programs originating in the studio Developing the design of this console involved more than a study weeks bfiing spent merely in determining the most suitable placement for individual controls The desk is constructed so that all parts are easily accessible should anything get out of order Before 49 East 52nd street was oc cupied by the Juilliard oundation and School of Music it served for a year or so as an apartment dwell ing It was erected originally as a guest house for the late William Vanderbilt Plans were drawn by Warren and Wetmore In its suites were a number of large and lofty rooms equipped with expensive marble mantles huge chandeliers with hand cut crystals and other handsome fixtures While it was the Juilliard School of Music the faculty Included such famous teachers as the late Mar cella Sembrich lorence Page Kim ball the late Leopold Auer Rosina and Josef Lhevlnne Bernard Wag enaar and Yolanda Mero John Er skine was president of the school from 1927 to 1937 He was succeeded by Ernest Hutcheson distinguished pianist Many of the graduates from the school while it was at 49 East 52nd street have since won renown Quite a large proportion of them have distinguished themselves as radio entertainers Vittorio Giannini was commissioned to write two radio operas for Columbia Nicolai Bere zowsky was for several years a com poser and conductor for CBS Vera Brodsky pianist is now on Colum staff Leith Stevens pianist and orchestra conductor is cur rently supervising the music for Co lumbia's Edward Robinson Hol lywood i program "Big Town" Ber nard Herrmann is orchestra con ductor for "Campbell Department Stores Prefer Brunettes Gentlemen prefer brunettes in de i partincnt at least the gen tlemen who do the hiring according to Watson Davis director of Science Service During a recent CBS "Ad ventures In Science" broadcast Davis quoted the manager of a large department store as choosing the dark haired lassies "because we want our customers to look at the goods not nt the Li braries and laboratories are the Job refuge of blondes and pirls with a snappy up to the minute hair do according to Davis Rhythm rom Shoes Taken By Bootblack Maj Edward Bowes has seen and heard music concocted from many strange instruments in the years been conducting Major Bowes' Orig inal Amateur Hour on CBS network it remained for a Baltimore bootblack to present the prize per formance With the major stand ing on a shoe box the shine artist William Black slapped out "Naga saki" with his rag while at the same time he ave the impresario a lustrous shine The radio theater audience howled with glee as the major for the bootblack BJtk on CBS as a Grown Up time: titian haired Lucy Gilman emoted in the CBS serial WDBJ Highlights or Today in which and sisters Kenny Wilbur the son played by Jackie Jor dan first meets Mary who looms CAROLE Casing at730 WDBJ State and City Tags Go On Sale March 15th Write or Stop in to See Us is is government of Eire is being to pay farmers $10 bonus for additional acre they till this based on made by WDBJ Liebling 2:30 has been as to Elspeth Eric currently in "Margin for and formerly featured in Girl In H1 MURRAY'S MUSIC PLANNED THAT WAY Myrtle quired days ported and saucers to Ona Munson for her "Belle Wat characterization in The urged every year Wo can advance you the necessary funds up to $300 to refinance your present car payments and furnish you additional funds to buy tags or pay any past due bills that you desire Repay in monthly payments Champions Tonight lovers of modern music will have an opportunity to hear some unusual arrangements when Richard Champions return to the air over station WDBJ from 9 :00 to 9 15 mi This new quarter hour program features the singing Of the Rhythmic Sixteen who critics say have developed some of the trickiest arrangements of modem music ever broadcast Stuart Allen popular baritone will again be heard as the soloist with the Himber ag gregation "Screen Guild Theater" After rehearsing at the Carole Lombard Clark Gable ranch near Hollywood for a week Robert Young Ralph Bellamy and Roger Pryor join the glamorous Carole in the presentation of Awful on "Screen Guild over Columbia network and WDBJ from 1 7:30 to 8 in Miss Lombard and Young portray roles made famous by Irene Dunne and Cary Grant in the film version of "The Awful Truth" Leo Me Carey who won the 193G 37 Acad cmy award for directing the film i co dirrcts the radio play with Pryor Bellamy is to be hoard in the role he created on the screen of Walter Huston narrating Danny Kaye in a play about a 2 cents a word magazine writer Kay Lorraine singing and the Spinning Wheel" Quartette of fering their That's the unusual and program for of Happiness" over WDBJ at approximately 4:30 im mediately after the close of the Philharmonic Symphony broadcast Director Norman Corwin with his now well known flair for extraordi nary treatment of radio dramas has an able aide in Walter Huston as narrator of the Bernard Schoenfeld Ralph Wilkinson song saga of a real character who has become an Amer ican legend In Novel Program Rosalyn Tureck prominent young concert pianist and Simeon Belli son first clarinetist of New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Last time: titian haired Lucy Gilman emoted in the CBS serial and she was a child actress Now back in the full grown role of Edna Seymour she's in love with Jimmy Kent WDBJ CBS Monday through riday 10:15 to 10:30 a Coming to New York for a vacation Lucy got the part a few minutes after she entered the studio with her attractive sister Toni who had been summoned for the role of Virginia Craig in another CBS serial Lucy has been in radio for eleven years YOUNG STAR SIGNS IN DIICULT ROLE as recipient of his puppy love when he saves one of her brothers from drowning under the ice Born in Chicago Ill daughter of a doctor Miss Eric has chalked up many stage and radio triumphs Summer stock at Woodstock and Mount Kisco claimed her in 1931 and In subsequent years she toured with I and played in George Abbott's Sidney I End" and in "Too Many She has been heard on CBS in many programs Sister" i Jenny's and "The Life and Love of Dr Susan" among them Directed by Hiinan Brown amily and Mine" continues to pre sent other members of the cast who have been regularly heard Bill Ad ams plays the part of Matt Wilbur the father: Lucille Wall Is Win Wil bur the mother Joan Tompkins ap 1 pears as Judy the daughter Ray i mond Johnson is Woody Marshall I wno loves Judy: rank Lovejoy Steve Morgan and Templeton ox heard as Claudia oster And now it is revealed that CBS's mystery program "The Adventures of Ellery can boast a mus ical detective as well as a gentle man detective The musical detective is Lyn Mur ray who is forever on the trail of musical effect to give the nations radio listeners the of Ellery's mystery plots the of the cul prit at his work of crime in the creepy stillness of midnight In fact George Zachary pro ducer of the Ellery Queen programs depends on Lyn Murray and his music to be an outstanding factor in all the mystery adventures and he gives the young CBS conductor credit for much of the success of the eight month old series said Zaehary of Murphy all new to him" irst Attempt It seems that this is Murray's first attempt at synchronizing' drama and music This means finding a theme or melody aptly typifying the major element of tjie sometimes a job for a real' detec tive Then throughout the produc tion variations of the selected mel ody are used each in the mood of the scene To find the individual musical motif of a mystery Murray studies an Ellery Queen script for hours To complement Adventure of the Woman in a ghost story the melodic theme had to be eerie fantastic or the Let adventure the theme had to suggest mischief yet forecast omi nous results One of achievements is the matching of music to sound According to Zachary Murra yhas so completely mastered musical cues the art of transition from sound to music that you tell where sound stops and music starts And only one of the things that baffles listeners to Ad ventures of Ellery Queen" heard every Sunday over the Columbia net work and WDBJ 10 to 10:30 GENERAL INANCE SMALL LOAN CORP 106 107 10S Colonial American Nat'I Bank Building Dial 7728 are soloists in the weekly lirnarirnct rnnrprf mw network John Barbirolli conducting I WDBJ CBS beginning at 3 Deems Taylor comments at inter mission The program is of unusual in terest containing novelties irst of these is Ruggero Venn's transcription of the Concerto in A (minor by the 17th century Italian Vivaldi Vene's arrangement is fori chamber orcacstra and is the organ transcription Bach The other is the work Bcllison is to be heard' his own setting for clarinet and orchestra of the Mozart Concerto Rondo in for piano and orchestra (K 382) Bellison has made similar arrange ments from works by several older masters in an effort to enlarge the literature of the clarinet The difficult but interesting role of Mary Petejson in Columbia net "Your amily and WDBJ CBS Mondays through riday signed playing In her new radio role Miss Eric is an early 'teen age girl forced to mother a brood of younger brothers tne Elspeth Eric Joins "Your amily and Mine" Bonnie Says No But otog Gets His Shot Wee Bonnie Baker baby voiced vocalist of Hit has spent considerable time in pho tographic studios since her recent rise to fame Consequently it was I without enthusiasm that she greet i ed an amateur cameraman as she i was about to climb into a Chicago taxicab sorry but I simply she told him the matter with right the camera fiend persisted climbing into the scat with her And while the astonished singer rode to her desti nation the photographer proceeded to get his fill of candid shots of her ATTENTION (WS Ellery Queen Accompany men! Has Mystery ROBERT YOUNG Ball Bearings Seen or Watch Movement AP eature Service DAYTON Ball bearings in watch movements instead of rubles and other precious stones may be come a possibility as the result of an idea of the Army Air Corps Such a ball bearing unit was shown members of the National Advisory committee on Aeronautics when they visited Wright ield here They viewed the unit under a twin eyepiece microscope tinj steel balls were enclosed in a finely tooled metal case Along side was what appeared to be a nail such as might be used by carpenters to hold a joist in place The di ameter of the bearing unit of an was only a traction of that of the suggested an officer guide to those peering through the micro scope at the nail with your' naked It a nail at but a plain dressmaker's pm Officers said watch manufacturers had evinced interest in the develop ment RALPH BELLAMY Accept Challenge A prominent musician joins hands with an authority on the arts to answer questions posed by Ted Cott in You Think You Know vuiuiiiuia iicLxvuiKS ouiiuiy iiignt musiquiz over CBS and 10:30 to 11 Leonard presides ns judge A concert pianist Grace netta and her collaborator the writer Hendrik Willem van Loon will submit to Cott's investigation as two laymen volunteering from the studio audience complete the customary foursome Miss Castagnetta has been soloist with the New Philhannonic Symphony and other orchestras and lies given frequent recitals on CBS With van Loon whose "The and other books arc well known she also has been co author of sev eral song books Gift rom Atlanta Is Sent To Ona Munson Son and CBS dramatic serial occasionally adds a touch of musical comedy ollowing a vocal offering by the leading lady Betty Garde on the program 12 year old Kingsley Colton recently sang "Ain't She Spare time of James Wilson engineer on "Aunt Jenny's i on CBS is devoted to color photography and designing now equipment lie's just had his first magazine article published in "Photo Zaithor of words and music of for presidential campaign theme of Gracie Allen is Charlie Henderson In five days on Miami sands and Vail ac a tan and met folks she seen since the old vaude Atlanta Ga sent an im china set of demi tasse cups (CBS "Big ROGER PRYOR OSCAR BRADLEY ORCH I 7'' LOM KHI yjfHiWx JI.