Radio Stars Plan New Gags and Casts for Air
Jack Benny returns with a fresh cast and new jokes while Johnny Green and Michael Bartlett provide music. Mary Livingstone joins to joke with Mike and Frank Parker. Phil Baker debuts as The American Tourist with four writers backing him. Helen Hayes heads to Oct. 1 with a new Penny story, Edith Messer sends scripts from London, and Nick Dawson writes his own series. Nella Goodelle brings Southern charm to Sunday programs, while McHugh Jenkins debut on Jolson’s show is announced with Ginger Rogers performing Top Hat tunes. The Mills Brothers join Art Kansel’s orchestra on Oct. 4, with Totten as sports commentator. Bob Ripley, Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Hilliard launch Oct. 8, Woolcott begins his Ris, Bob Burns gains rapid fame with Haztoka jokes and Arkansas roots shaping his rise on NBC and CBS radio.
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Jack Benny
Jack
Johnny Green
Michael Bartlett
Mary Livingston
Denny
Mike Satlett
Frank Parker
Isso
Mills Brothers
Art Kansel
Ial Totten
Ori
Bob Ripley
Ozzie Nelse
Harriet Hilliard
NBC
Alexander Woolcott
Bob Burns
New York
van Buren
Arkansas
Bob
Vallee
Whiteman
May
State officers attend Rebekah harvest supper in Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge of this town held its annual harvest supper in Odd Fellows Hall on High Street with State officers present including Grand Master Hl Irving Philips and District Deputy President Beth Tabor. About 150 were served after a 6:30 p.m. meal and entertainment featuring the Brelsford sisters.
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Reba Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
High Street
Annie M_ Cross
Rebekah Assembly
Tgch
Hl Irving Philips
Grand Lodge
Beth Tabor
Distrit
William Fish
Elizabeth Gladdog
Brelsford
Jennie Nelle
Lodge
Cross
Metta Williston
Mine Alder
Elizabeth Gladding
Barbara LeClair
Luella Boone
Minnie Card
Nora A Remieres
William Seymour
Rachel Simmons
Sta_ wette
T . Christine Remieres
Ernest E Alder
William Gladding
Raymond Card
William H Remieres
William H. Remieres
John G Steuart
Pauline Brelsford
Willam T. Remieres
Maybelle Tremeres
Anna Saunders
Mass Gladys Brelsford
Hannah Myers
Dorothy Mott
Evelyn Bingham
Manion Blease
Pineapple Based Drinks Parade From A South Distiller’s Fruit
A playful column extols pineapple juice as an affordable healthful beverage and offers several period drinks. It presents Pineapple Mint Julep, Pineapple Egg Nog, Pineapple Milk Shake, Cranberry Cordial, and Pink Lady using pineapple juice, mint jelly, sugar, lemon, pineapple syrups, and mixers with cold serving ideas.
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Cobb
Devil's Tongue Plant and Underground Life in NYC
An odd plant called the Devil's Tongue or Snake Palm is noted for a disagreeable odor in its flowers yet remains intriguing to amateurs. In New York City about 350000 people work underground with many basements and sub basements in buildings and skyscrapers extending below street level.
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Tropics
New York
New York City
Bonefish a Delicacy and Moonlit Nursery Lore
The article notes bonefish as a prized food from tropical seas and describes a traditional method to remove bones. It then discusses the nursery tale Jack and Jill as a relic of a Norse myth, linking the dark moon patches to the two children taken by the moon with a bucket on a pole.
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Jack and
Jill
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