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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1938

Page

9

Fanny Brice's Snooks Tops Radio Amid Hollywood Rise

Week's radio preview highlights Fanny Brice as Snooks the baby broadcasts star of the air waves and her move to Hollywood life with a big home and NBC radio plans. The feature traces Snooks origins from Topsy inspirations to current popularity and writing by Phil Rapp and Dave Friedman.

Hollywoop Calif NEA Fanny Brice Fanny Miss Brice Topsy Brice Snooks M-G-M Bronx Babykins Dave Friedman Friedman

Fourth World concert to broadcast from Australia this forenoon

Radio schedule notes a 10 to 10:30 a.m. Columbia network broadcast of the Fourth World concert from Australia featuring Australian bird calls and Aboriginal songs arranged by Dr. H. O. Lethbridge with soloists Cle ment Williams and Gladys Moncrieff, plus choir and orchestra.

Pepper Youns’s CBS Wabc and Chain Mary Marlin NBC WEAF Kitty Keene KMOX WCCO Road of Life Allan R. Dafoe WABC Bennett and Wolverton WBBM Crale Matthews U. S. Army Band WJZ al Johns’ Orchestra Uncle Ezra Weaf Chain Arthur Godfrey John Salb WRBM John Herrick Carol Weymann Hollace Shaw Chain Burns and Allen Dial Richard Crooks Wallenstein Orchestra MNBCY Grand Hotel WJZ Chain WAHKC Fibbrr McGee Molly Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene Ormandy Condr Phil Spitaling His Marek Weber Maria Xurenko Warden Lewis E. Lawes Wayne Kin Orchestra Radio Forum New World Jerry Blaine Bert Block Glen Gray Eddy_ Rogers WZ Chain Abe Lani McIntire WAEF Guick Webb Jack Crawford Louis_ Armstrong Carl Deacon Moore Orrin. Tucker's Australia Columbia H. O. Lethbridge Clement Williams Gladys Moncrieff Stockrider W. G. James Ted Weems WGN Mutual Broadcasting System Efrem Zimbalist John Barbirolli New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Giovanni Martinelli Metropolitan Opera Adolphe Menjou Verree Teasdale Charlie McCarthy Columbia Chain Buffalo Bill Cavalcade of America Columbia Network Kate Smith Paul Whiteman Oliver Wakefield John A. Warner New York State Police Columbia Symphony Orchestra Chicago Mutual Broadcasting Chain

Sunday Radio Schedule From NBC CBS and ABC Networks

Morning to afternoon listings show programs on NBC CBS and ABC with several orchestras choirs and talks. Notable items include Wines Over Jordan Russian melodies dramatizations and a Raymond Camp sports talk plus Major Bowes family show and a Chicano round table.

Peerleas Trio NBC WJZ Chain Tone Pictures Wjy Chain Animal News Club WEAF Alice Remsen George Griffen Weap Chain Miltom J. Crees WJZ Jordan CBS WABC Josef Hont Weap -Aubade Wabc and Chain Ralph W. Meekman Church of the Air John W. Macivor Madrisal Alagera Weaf Chain Walbere Brown Australia CBS Wakc and Chain MBC Raymond FR. Camp Wanny Knieht Major Bowes

Racketeer Collie Shelters In East Orange Streets

A retired eleven year old collie named Shep roamed daily through East Orange shops, securing fare from kind shopkeepers by lying across doorways. The dog favored high quality stores, gaining treats until his appetite cooled, then returned home each evening to his owner Sally Starkweather.

Sally Starkweather North Main Avenue East Orange N. J Shep Collie

Old Armchair by Fred C. Henson

A reflective poem about a simple old armchair that brings quiet comfort at day’s end. The speaker finds peace and contentment in staying close to home rather than seeking wealth or titles, praising the chair’s familiar wear and humble charm.

Men and Women Chase Beauty Equally, Cedar Rapids Study Shows

A Cedar Rapids report finds men spend about 21.65 yearly on beauty while women spend 29.60. Men frequent barber shops as much as women use beauty shops, with many business and sales staff noting manicures and grooming as common, lessening the Saturday night rush and spreading grooming across the week.

Cedar Rapids

Unclear text partials reflect 1938 moral tale note

Fragmentary OCR shows a reflection on a tale with a morally negative lesson about a likable yet dishonorable character. The line hints at a right wrongdoing celebrated as winsome. Copyright 1938.

Red Cross resuscitation method questioned by critic

A critic challenges the American Red Cross to explain changes from Schafer’s artificial respiration method to the prone pressure technique. The letter argues Schafer’s position aids drainage and full inspiration, while the Red Cross variant may hinder recovery in many cases.

Red Cross American Red Cross Schafer

Monday's Astrological Forecast Signals Social Turmoil and Romance

The forecast predicts a lively week with surprising emotional events affecting private life more than business. Birthday individuals may see social and romantic activity with lavish spending. Business dealings with political or diplomatic bodies could show unusual, striking developments, and a child born today could be charming, artistic, and flamboyant.

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