Radio mirror (Jan-June 1948)

SHE JVAS 2 HVOMEN ONE...O reckless, thrill-mad devil THE OTHER... o sedate, working girl Two completely different personalities in one woman. Two conflicting emotions — love and hate — both for the same man. You've never met a woman like Nancy Gates. And you'll never forget her. Her unusual, thought-provoking story is called "The Satan In Me". Read every word of it in the New February TRUE STORY. And That's Just One Of The 21 Thrilling Stories And Helpful Departments In The Big February TRUE STORY, Including . . . MEANT FOR EACH OTHER— Tfoc "ugly duckling" wins out in this story of young love. TERROR! — The nightmare experience of a young woman trapped in her own kitchen with a murderer. HOP, SKIP AND MARRY— ^6oMt Maida who elopes with the wrong man. HIRED WIFE— About Joe and May who find a "marriage of convenience" can blossom into true love. ALL THIS AND MUCH MORE IIS THE BIG FEBRUARY TRUE STORY On Sale Now. Get Your Copy Today. Tl/JVE IX Every Monday Thru Friday to "MY TRUE STORY" Over The Stations of The American Broadcasting Company. A R M Complete, Revealing Story Every Day. See Your Newspaper for Local Time and Station. 106 iM^Sff^'* Coast to Coast (Continued from page 13) forced to cancel his scheduled appearance for the Screen Guild Players. When Robert Young heard of Bill's problem, he promised to fill in on the show any time Lawrence needed him and for any type of role. You'll appreciate how fine a gesture this is, when you remember that all stars on the Screen Guild Players broadcasts turn over their husky fees to the Motion Picture Relief Fund. The USO-Camp Shows organization has been disbanded. The entertainment industry has taken over that outfit's work now, with a new organization set up, called Veterans Hospital Camp Shows, and provides live entertainment for disabled veterans. Recently, we told you about The Greatest Story Ever Told shows being available in albums. Word comes that the recordings are being widely used already. In Los Angeles County, the Sheriff has made listening to the Greatest Story Ever Told part of his treatment designed to rehabilitate wayward juveniles brought within his jurisdiction. In a strange way, Morton Downey is making some kind of history in his new, late evening song series. You may not know it, if you're outside New York, but Downey's Mutual program reaches New Yorkers via station WINS. Mutual bigwigs felt that Downey's soothing, soft singing should follow the eleven o'clock news broadcasts. But the execs couldn't clear the air time on Mutual's New York outlet, WOR, so, at the last minute, they bought time over WINS to serve as Mutual's local outlet for this one program until such time as the period can be cleared on WOR. This marks the first time in Mutual's radio history that the network has purchased outside time for a thrice weekly program. Twelve years ago a lovely, red headed songstress by the name of Kitty Willigan quit her job as singer for Ray Noble's orchestra, left San Francisco and went to Hollywood to try for film fame. A few months ago, for the first time since 1935, she sang professionally again — and with Ray Noble's orchestra again. She recorded a tune which is in Noble's latest Columbia album. The girl? — Singer Kitty Willigan is now known as Cathy Lewis, star of My Friend Irma! and feature player in many motion pictures. Cathy says she prefers radio to picture work. Radio stints leave her more time for a quiet, normal home life, which is what she wants. Shades of the late Major Bowes— CBS is packaging units of eight acts composed of talent which has appeared on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts show and sen din? them out on road tours.