Radio stars confront stage fright in broadcasts
A New York dispatch notes that many familiar radio performers suffer nerves before air. Robert L. Ripley, the Mills brothers, Nat Burns, George Hicks, Ralph Kirberry and others cope with micophobia and pre-show jitters as they work to deliver programs without disruption.
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Ins
Robert L. Ripley
Hebner
Mills Brothers
George
Nat” Burns
Gracie Allen
George Hicks
Ralph Kirberry
Tee Ore
Helen
Jane
Tors
Canaries
Julian Heath
Pearing
Ways
Richard Crooks
Boswell Sisters
Willen van Hoogstraten
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Fritz Kreisler
Irving Berlin
Washington Play On Farm Program
NBC WJZ presents a Washington farm program on the Nation al Farm and Home Hour broadcast at 11:90. The episode filmed at NBC studios features Marion Nichols Franklin Brinkley Walter Murphy portraying a farmer in Pees ife with the Princess Anne chapter of an Wales Par involved.
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WJZ
S. T
NBC Studios
Marion Nichols
Franklin Brinkley
Walter Murphy
Princess Anne
An Wales
Radio's Favorite Composer Sees Gershwin Top Airplay
International News correspondent Clark Kinnaird notes radio stations favor Gershwin over Herbert and Kern, with Kern's Old Man River likely the most broadcast song across the year. He cites public tastes and box office appeal as factors.
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Clark Kinnaird
New York
Victor Herbert
George Gershwin
Gershwin
Herbert
Kern
Old Man River
Glimpses from the Studios Preview Preeman Goldenee
A fragmented preview notes works in progress and sketches from studios. Readers glimpse imagined links and strokes on air while awaiting a broadcast, with continued discussion on Page 8.
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