Radio mirror (Nov 1936-Apr 1937)

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Of all the Hollywoodites whose light is hidden behind two or three bushels, incidentally, the handsome Irish lace cuspidor goes to Bill Woodruff, Lux director who gets little credit for his swell job . . . When Rudy Vallee's show finally arrives on the Coast it will become a permanent western feature, according to agency plans . . . CBS is hunting a theater large enough to house the Milton Berle-Community Sing show . . . Joe Koestner's eleven-year-old son is doing very nicely, thank you, with NBC dramatic roles . . . "One Perfect Night," sung by Marion Talley on a recent program, was written for her birthday by modest Joe Alvin, of the NBC press department . . . The Conrad Thibaults have taken a Beverly Hills home . . . Gertrude Niesen's mother, bedridden for two years, nevertheless does all Gertrude's song arrangements . . . Connie Boswell, in case you've been wondering, is doing okay on the California Hour . . . Warren Hull, ex-. 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