NBC Transmitter (Jan-Dec 1935)

FEATURE RECEPTION STAFF REVIEW 3 LOCKER ROOM CHATTER I'm not fooling when I tel I >ou that Bill Stead's middle initial is A for Aloysious. . . . "Kid" Hayes is the most consistent grubber of cigarettes in the locker roan, and Bill Col lander is the nost consistent -■Tiver Paul Pitten house has a new set of strean>-l i ned undies Henry Weston, the blonde Behemuth of the staff is the "VVoman's Home Coorpanion". .. .Frank Koehler was so entranced by a girl that he missed his last bus and didn't get home 'til ten the next morning. . . "Horsey"! that’s his name) Heerdt is looking for a person with plenty of money. He has an excellent investment p I an. . Someone told Jerry Wo I ke t hat eye-g I asses gave a person that dignified appeeirance. .Pages ar e to I d to use t he i r heads at all times. One of them, Thompson, did and now the word "Careful" has been painted on "them swinging doors"... It's just an old Texan custom for Pete Moore to wear those high riding boots on rainy days Andy Dev i ne ' s favor i te Broadcast is the "Let's Dance" program. .. Saneday I'll tell you eibout our night Captain's lost love Detail 'ten — shun... Fa 1 1 out. Cries on the eighth floor after the Fred Allen broadcast. "No smoking on this floor, please Next car, please etc 1st Wit: "Say, can you breathe here?" 2nd Wit: "Yes, but you'll have to wait your turni" PATTERSON CONT. Mr. Patterson was a member of the first National Executive Committee of the American Legion which he helped to organize in Paris during ^'1arch, 1919. Part of Mr. Patter son's business life was passed with the J.G. White Engineer i ng Corporat i on and the E. l.duPont deNemours Company. He is a trustee of the Central Savings Bank of New York and a member of the advisory board of the Chemical Bank and Trust Company. He served for a whi le as Secretairy of New York's Fire Department, and as Comnissioner of the New York Pairole Board. Mr. Patterson has been decorated by the governments of France, Serbia, and Painama, and received the award of the Columbia University Medal for Distinguished Public Service. He is a director of the Y.M.C.A. and the Salvation Army, member of the Council of Foreign Relations, the New York Society of Mi I itary and Naval Officers of the World War, the Military Intel I igence Reserve Society and the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity. Born in Omaha, January 31, 1886, Patterson attended the University of Nebraska and the Columbia Univ. School of Mines, where he obtained his engineering degree in 1911. IS YOUR HAM 0” OUR MAIL IMG LIST? In order to ascertain that everyone interested receives a copy of the RSfISV, we ask that you wri te your none and department on a sheet of Paper and send it along to Room 28U , care of RRCRPTIOH STARR RSVISiY. BY ENQUIRER What engineer on the "Lombar dtj Sliow" v;as seen arm eind arm with Fay Baldwiri, ex— Ziegfeld chorine, at the Paradise doing the dance of the century Bestor uses lipstick but it's camphor chapped lips P®99y Allenby sleeps on Don for the flat of her back — sans pi I low. Paul Muni, who did a renarkable job on the "Lux" show, confessed that "Bordertown", his latest pioture, is mediocre — but added that "Black Fury", renamed from "Black Hell", is a WCW. This new release is a coal mine flicker. Did you know that Joe Penner met ^tes Penner in the "Greenwich Vi 1 1 age Fol I ies"? And speaking of foil ies— — Frank Parker will soon be in them. He recently signed a contract for the "Leggers" Jack Benny used to run around with his si ster-i r>-law before middle aisl inr v/ith Mau'y That song duo which used to yodel on tne razor blade show has returned to the sponsorship of "The Spang Baking Company", Cleveland Lennie Stokes ha? taken unto himself a charming bride Qrace Hayes and Newell Chase likewise will take each other for better or worse next month. Flash Carol e Lombard wants to know if it is not rather assinine to have am audience at a dramatic radio sIkw Lawrence Tibbett takes along a rowing machine when he's on the road— —for his dai ly pul 1 I guess — Constance Curmings claims that "Accent on Youth" is a smooth running, entertaining play but nothing spectacular. FLASH-FLASH — and double FLASH Lionel Stander has left "Town Hall Tonight" and departed for the RKO lot on the west coast, yes, to make a flicker, "Four Stars For Love". Here's wishing you the best, Lionel Morton Downey once had his spine broken in three places. Alice Davenport once played in "Abie's Irish Rose" in a road show Did you know that Albert Phil ips broke the 1,000 performance mark in a Broadway production FLASH Eloise Dawson again made good on "Town Hall Tonight"— quite an experienced cairnercial plugger eh, girlie. Rosario Bourdon once von a silver cup for shooting golf T'was v'ay back before the 'var. A certain dapper young beau Brunmel staff announce Iran recently put a derby over a"mike" with 30 seconds remaining on the air "Mike was picking up a studio orchestra Mildred Baily once performed at her broadcast while maintaining a teriperature of 102 Sane orchestra, I'd say.