20 (y)ears of corn (1952)

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Hollywood found out "radio was still alive” when Breakfast Club arrived in February to originate ten broadcasts. The demand for tickets ran as high as 10,000 a day, but only 17,000 could be accommodated. It was the show’s first California visit. Kay McNeill made news, too, by chasing a robbery suspect in Hollywood. While walking with a friend, Kay saw a man dash from a store followed by the proprietor who was yelling he had been robbed. She ran after the two men. A passing taxi driver joined the chase and collared the suspect. Only then did Kay learn the man had threatened the store man with a knife! Edward Arnold was Don and Kay's host at breakfast in The Brown Der by. One of the ten capacity audiences which attended broadcasts in Hollywood. t A * -'W 42 Don and Philco were hosts to these seven Korean veterans from the Naval Hospital at Camp Pendleton, Calif. VSo ■ i tw, ■ f-'h ^ 7^ £ Is JL -c iXmm Nf