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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1932
Page
7
New York program rundown lists theme songs for major shows and acts. It names performers such as Ben Alley Arabesque Boswell Sisters Connie Boswell Vaughn de Leith and Easy Aces with titles including Scheherazade Tammany Manhattan Serenade and Bye Bye Blues.
A quirky Q and A roundup lists answers about births nationalities and careers of entertainment figures. It notes Jane Vance born in Chicago Illinois and Lanny Ross born in Seattle Washington, among multiple trivia pairs across radio and stage personalities.
A New York survey of show business divorce records finds radio performers more constant in affection and more domestic than movie and stage stars. Notable pairs include Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit, Phillips Lord and Sophie Mc Courtney, and Gracie Allen with George Burns, while others like Rudy Vallee, Fay Webb, and Morton Downey illustrate varied paths to domestic life.
The voice of Jean Patou, famed dress designer, will be heard over WHO-WOC today at 4 46 p m in an international broadcast. Patou will be presented by Robert Perkins, a styles authority, as he discusses the long waistline.
NBC columnist Heywood Broun notes the French writer of Indias Untouchables is invited to the United States to chronicle Americas Untouchables. Material will be provided by national campaign managers.
Cheerio remarks that NBC hostesses are the most obliging young ladies, listening to visitors with open ears, being quick with their eyes yet keeping their personal woes private.
Ward Wilson once used the nickname Hack Wilson to imitate radio stars but dropped it to prevent confusion with the famous baseball player Hack Wilson sharing the same name.
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