Radio Mirror (Nov 1936-Apr 1937)

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An obscure sustaining program which has been running on the NBC Blue network at the same time one of the big evening shows was occupying the Red chain. Professional Parade, it's called; and it presents all the old-time stars of vaudeville who have been out of work for the past few years. The theatrical division of the Federal Works Progress Administration and NBC cooperate to give these stars of an almostvanished profession their chances on the air. Under Major Bowes' guidance, this could be an important program — as packed with human interest and emotional appeal as the Amateur Hour, and perhaps even morp entertaining. Many of these veteran troupers of vaudeville are old friends of the Major's, and richly deserving of the help he has given hundreds of unknown youngsters. In them, perhaps he could find the answer to the question: 'After the amateurs — what?" Only one man — Major Bowes himself — can answer all the questions about his amateurs which everyone is asking. 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