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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1942
Page
24
Walter Winchell riffs on opening nights and industry hustle with a sharp eye on prices and backstage politics. He skewers managers, performers, and theater life from Lindy’s to the Taft hotel while noting stars, fans, and the glittering chaos of Broadway.
In planning your dining room for today, consider furnishings you may want later as your home grows. Start with an incidental dining corner in the living room and add pieces as budget allows, eventually assembling a matching set. Round tables suitable for cards are available, with rectangular tables and extension leaves for flexibility.
Grace Moore sings a French language album with the Victor Symphony Orchestra under Wilfred Pelletier, featuring Paradis, Hahn, Duparc, Massanet, and others. Also noted are Barbirolli conducted Tchaikovsky Theme and Variations with the Philharmonic Symphony of New York, and Don Baker organ selections on Columbia records.
A vintage disc listing highlights Vanities selections and Dance tunes from New Moon and The Desert Song. It notes Jimmy Dorsey Decca 18460 Daybreak and Brazil tracks with Bob Eberly and Helen OConnell, plus Gene Krupa and Anita ODay Vocal versions. Gray and Casa Loma deliver instrumental sides with I'm Old Fashioned and Rock-A-Bye-Bay.
Eva Barnhart stars in Lena Rivers by Ned Albert opening at Times theater on Wednesday at 815 PM. The rustic Barn setting moves indoors due to winter weather while maintaining its priority on strong male leads and a Southern family comedy plot. Cast includes Donald Gunn Freida Hadde Floyd Finnson Sally Hubbard George Gould Budah Harrison Hugh Johnson Hellen Shields Harry Doolittle Betty Nissen and Fred Petrick with Kit Petrick directing.
A readable fragment shows numbered clues for across and down entries with mixed spellings and some garbled terms. It lists items like 12 Orange and black bird and 39 Harass with likely crosswords parts and partial solutions.
Radio fans await the season premiere as Jack Benny and Fred Allen return with their programs. Benny's cast includes Livingstone Rochester Anderson Day Wilson Harris, while Allen adds Lieut. Comdr. Arthur Godfrey to Star Theater. Other stations feature World Series, Northwest features, Army Hour, and NBC round table discussions with notable guests.
President Roosevelt will formally launch the 1942 Community Mobilization for Human Needs Monday at 9 30 pm across networks WMT WGN WHO and KXEL. Eric Johnston Senate Thomas Coffee Wolman Curran join in a discussion on Should We Suspend Our Democratic Processes During War.
The American Forum of the Air at 7 p.m. from Fort Monmouth features Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy with Don Amche. At 8 p.m. Madeleine Carroll and Edgar Kennedy perform Sophie Kerr's The Most Unforgettable Character I Have Met on Radio Readers Digest. 9:30 p.m. This Is Our Enemy on WGN discusses Education of Children in Nazi Germany with guest Gregor Zeimer. NBC Unlimited Horizons returns at 10:30 p.m. via WITAQG.
Radio listings detail hourly programs across stations WMT WGN WIEO KXEL KXEL KRALL and more for Sunday October 4 1912. It lists church services gospel shows news worship and a wide variety of music and drama programs with times from early morning to late evening. The schedule names multiple hosts and program titles.
Advertisement offers a free 122 page book for sufferers of colon and rectal troubles or stomach conditions. The note lists McCleary Clinic at D027 Elms Boulevard Excelsor Springs Missouri and invites readers to write today.
An old ad imitates a sensational question about John L. Sullivan’s health linking stomach ulcers to his famed appetite. It promotes Uden Tablets with a 25 cent price and a double your money back guarantee, urging readers to try a first dose.
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