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Alexander Woollcotf at home, in his study. Hear the Town Crier over CBS Tuesdays and Thursdays.
RADIO continues to unearth new ideas for your entertainment. Now with the amateur craze boiled down to a single favorite, there crops up a new trend, in which the audience takes part in the show. The first to lead the way were the Community Sings, and now we have Question Boxes, We the Peoples, and Spelling Bees.
Do you like these new shows? Get anything out of them? Like the idea of programs made up of people just like yourself?
Win a prize with your letter of criticism. You may be awarded the first prize of $20.00, or the second prize of $10.00. And then there are five additional prizes of $1.00 each. Address your letter to the Editor, Radio
Mirror, 122 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y., not later than March 27, 1937.
Here are this month's winners :
$20.00 PRIZE
THERE'S NO MAKE BELIEVE HERE
I resent Miss Koerner's request that we throw the Street Broadcast off the air. My entire family enjoys this program and there is no reason to discard a program because one person doesn't enjoy it. Recently I heard, quite by accident, one of the Street Broadcasts coming from the waiting room of the Union Station in Omaha, Nebraska. Talk about human interest ! There was a man from California, one from New York and people from practically every part of the United States. They told where they were going, where they had been and why they were traveling, and in that waiting room was a boy that was in the Olympics this year. You would hardly call that a tiresome interview. These programs are real, there is no make believe here, and although some of the questions seem foolish when it comes right down to a fine point, a great many of them are educational. Maybe Miss Koerner was caught unprepared and failed to answer the question. Be that as it may, I shall continue to tune in on Mr. Street Broadcaster.
Mrs. R. A. Collins, Wichita, Kan.
$10.00 PRIZE TOO MUCH SONG PLUGGING
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