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COMING EVENTS IN THE LIVES OF RADIO CELEBRITIES CAST THEIR
By MYRA KINGSLEY
Noted astrologer who broadcasts daily on the Mutual network
A woman who guides the lives of many great people casts amazing horoscopes for 1938 of nine famous entertainers
IF you were suddenly able to rub some ethereal Aladdin's lamp and foretell the fate of your favorite radio star, what an amazing story you would have to tell. But in these turbulent times no one is blessed with magic. Only the heavens may guide us.
What the next 365 days hold in store for Martha Raye, Jack Benny, Rudy Vallee, Kate Smith, Lanny Ross, W. C. Fields, Fred Allen, Phil Baker, and Alice Faye, you and I cannot prophesy. But the stars can.
And radio itself? What new developments will be revealed to a waiting public? Television — where or when? The network tycoons haven't the answer in a mile of blueprints or hours of secret sessions with tireless inventors. But the stars have.
Will Martha Raye suddenly slide down from the pinnacle of fame as if on a streamlined chute-thechute? Is Jack Benny headed for another big financial year? Why will Rudy Vallee have to wait another year before he finds his dream eirl? Will the newly
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married Alice Faye and Tony Martin find their happiness abruptly threatened?
You'll find the answer in the confines of Virgo, Leo, Capricorn, Taurus, Aquarius and Gemini, the six signs of the Zodiac that rule our nine favorites.
In the last twelve years I have read the horoscopes of over five thousand people. Some of my clients are as rich as old Croesus. Others are on the brink of disaster. They come to me, these bankers, brokers, debutantes and dilettantes, as a last resort. They hopefully expect miracles wrought. Dignified executives and haughty prima donnas ask which way to turn.
Astrology works no miracles. It cannot prevent the inevitable. But it does serve as a sort of a heavenly traffic cop, flashing immense green and red signals.
Many a tragedy could be avoided on the highways if only the drivers obeyed the "DANGER— CURVES AHEAD" markers that dot the roads. Horoscopes are like those markers. Many a (Continued on page 54)