Air waves and stars cross Atlantic voyage in new programs
The article describes Shipmates Ashore a British produced variety show set to broadcast from New York to fighting men at sea with an American star and an English host. It notes Gertrude Lawrence in New York, Burgess Meredith in London, and a US-UK collaboration as part of the hands across the sea movement. It also covers NBC Vox Pop, Ellery Queen, and Met Opera broadcasts, with Hollywood tie ins and stars such as Barbara Hale, Jimmy Cash, Dorothy Lamour, Jean Arthur, and Claudette Colbert in various projects.
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British Broadcasting Company
New York
London
Seven Seas
Gertrude Lawrence
Seamen’s Church Institute
Burgess
Dith
Paulette
NBC
Parks Johnson
Warren Hull
CBS
Dorothy Lamour
Jean Arthur
Joan Crawford
Ann Sheridan
Betty Grable
Claudette Colbert
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