Radio mirror (Nov 1935-Apr 1936)

Page scan 000258 from Radio mirror

Record Details:

Title:
Radio mirror
Date:
Nov 1935-Apr 1936
Publisher:
New York : Macfadden Publications, Inc.
Volume:
Radio mirror (Nov 1935-Apr 1936)
Leaf #:
000258
Language:
English
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound and Fan Magazines
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Recorded Sound Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Radio Mirror (later known as Radio and Television Mirror) was a fan magazine for radio listeners and later TV viewers that includes profiles of the stars, visits to radio and television studios, and program listings. The early years in the 1930s show the interaction of motion pictures, recordings, the stage, radio and even politics. The role of radio in World War II is well covered in the 1940s, and by the 1950s the focus shifts to television and a new generation of personalities. -- David Pierce, 2013
Date Added:
August 15, 2024
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RADIO MIRROR So Ashamed Of Her Skin! nWBEvery quotation in this adver£; t$s'pn,ent is from an actual and vuftfAtary letter. Subscribed ^ __ # __ : i jand sworn to before me. 'U8L "/ o>«s ashamed of my skin: many pimples I couldn't work. " Radio Mirror's Directory (Continued from page 48) lo advertising copywriter invented the story above. It's a true experience— one of hundreds reported to us by grateful users of Yeast Foam Tablets. What these pleasant yeast tablets have done for others they should do for you. Why don't you try them today? Their rich stores of precious corrective elements will quickly help to rid your body of the poisons which are the real cause of so many common skin troubles. And you should feel better as well as look better. Ask your druggist for Yeast Foam Tablets today. Refuse all substitutes. FREE! Lovely Tilted Mirror. Gives perfect close-up. Leaves both hands free to put on makeup. Free for coupon with empty Yeasl Foam Tablet carton. NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO., "I 1750 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago, 111. I enclose empty Yeast Foam Tablet carton. Please send the handy tilted make-up mirror. R. G. 1-36 Name Address.. City State. 60 ENGLEHART, Geraldine Kay. Soprano, various programs, and Golden Girls Trio. W1IK, Cleveland: born Cleveland, Dec. 21, 1916; unmarried; debut over WIIK. 1935. Station WIIK, 1311 Terminal Tower, Cleveland, O. ERICKSON, Bjarne. Tenor, WEAN, Providence. R. I. ; born Norway, Sept. 6, 1901 ; married Florence Smith; two daughters; debut over WEAN, 1920. Station WEAN, Providence, R. I. ESCHEN, Frank. Announcer and actor, KSD, St. Louis; born Hannibal, Mo.. July 30, 1909; unmarried; debut over KFRU, Columbia, Mo. 1243 Oakley Place, St. Louis, Mo. EVANS, Richard L. Announcer and commentator, KSL, Salt Lake City, Utah; born Salt Lake City. .March, 1906; married Alice Tbornley; one son; debut over KSL, 1929. Station KSL, Salt Lake City, Utah. FARRELL, Gwendolyn. Soprano, WBIG, Greensboro, N. C. ; bom Aug. 7; married R. Dewey Farrell. 821 N. Elm St., Greensboro, N. C. FARRIOR, Louis W. Announcer and actor, WSFA, Montgomery, Ala.; born Montgomery, Sept. 4, 1915; unmarried; debut over WSFA, 1926, Montgomery, Ala. FENTON, Carl. Orchestra leader, WMCA, New York City; born New York City, Sept. 10, 1896; married; debut in New York City, 1924. Station WMCA, 1697 Broadway, New York City. FISCHER, Edna. Pianist, "Kay Troubadours", KPO, San Francisco, Calif.; born San Jose, Calii., Aug. 6; married Milton Hayes; debut over KFRC, 1928. 950 Franklin St., San Francisco. FLANAGAN, Pat. Sports announcer, WBBM, Chicago; born Clinton, la., April 11, 1893; married Hazel Rieman; debut over W0C, Davenport, 1926. Station WBBM, Wrigley Building, Chicago. FLANNERY, Harry W. News commentator, "Views on News", KMOX, St. Louis; born Greensburgh, Pa., March 13; unmarried; debut over WOWO, Ft. Wayne, hid., 1932. Station KMOX, St. Louis, Mo. FLIPPEN, Col. Jay C Master of ceremonies, "Amateur Hour", WHN, N. Y. C. ; born Little Rock, Ark., March 6, 1899; unmarried; debut over CBS, 1931. Station WHN. Broadway and 45th St., New York City. FLOHRI, Virginia. Coloratura soprano, "Friday Afternoon Recital", KFI, Los Angeles, Calif.; born Staten Island. N. Y., July 2, 1901; married Carl Haverlin; one daughter. Station KFI, Los Angeles, Calif. FOLMER, Walter. Narrator and actor, "Pipes of Pan", etc., WI1EC, Rochester, N. Y. ; born New York City, 1900; unmarried; debut over WHEC, 1930. Station WHEC, Rochester, N. Y. FRASER, Jack. Sports reporter, WMCA, New York City; born Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 4, 1908; unmarried; debut over WEAN, Providence, 1931. Station WMCA, 1697 Broadway, New York City. FULLER, Sammy. "Uncle Sammy", Kiddies Klub and popular singer. KDKA, Pittsburgh; born Pittsirgh. July 3, 1909; married Evelyn Kohler; debut over KDKA. 1932. 5649 Phillips Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. GARBER, Anna. Contralto, WMBG. Richmond, Va. ; married Henry Garber; four sons. Montebello, Richmond, Va. GCERCH, Carl. Commentator, WPTF, Raleigh, N. C: born Tarrytown, N. Y., June 10, 1891; married Sybil Wallace; two daughters; debut over WPTF, 1932. Station WPTF, Raleigh, N. C. GOHRING, Russell. Baritone. "Vagabond Troubadours", WSPD, Toledo, Ohio; born Frankfort, Ind.. Aug. 16; unmarried; debut over WSPD, 1929. Station WSPD, Commodore Perry Hotel, Toledo, Ohio. GREER, Bob. Actor, leading role in "Uncle Don's Dr. Pepper Adventure's Club". WSMB, New Orleans, La.; born Oct. 9, 1905; married Ruth Newman; one daughter; debut over WGN, Chicago, 1926. 3343 Esplanade Ave., New Orleans, La. GRIERSON, Tom. Organist. WIIAM, Rochester, N. Y. ; born Carlisle, England, June 14; married Mable Stethens; one son, one daughter; debut over WGR, 1927. Station WHAM, Rochester, N. Y. GUEST, Helen. Mezzo-soprano. KFI, Los Angeles; born Los Angeles, May 7; unmarried; debut on first program broadcast from KFI. Station KFI, Los Angeles, Calif. GUILAROFF, Vera. Pianist, "Piano Ramblers", CFCF. Montreal, Canada; born London. England, Oct. 26; debut over CFCF, 1922. Station CFCF, Montreal, Canada. HAABE, Little George. Harmonica soloist, "Corn Cob Pipe Club", etc., WRVA, Richmond, Va. ; born Richmond, Aug. 4, 1914; unmarried: debut over WRVA, 1925. Station WRVA, Richmond, Va. HAIG, Jean. Soprano, "Road to Yesterday", CRCT, Toronto, Canada: born Toronto, Sept. 18; married Dr. Harvey Doney ; debut over CFCA, Toronto, 1926. 36 St. Clair Ave., West. Toronto, Canada. HAISLIP, Barbara. Child singer, WBIG, Greensboro, N. C. ; born Louisville, Ky.. May 29, 1929; debut over WHAS. Louisville, 1931. 510 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. C. HALLIDAY, Jack. Baseball announcer, WSMB, New Orleans; born New Orleans. Oct. 4. 1904; unmarried; debut over WSDU, New Orleans, 1927. 308 S. Olympia St., New Orleans, La. HANLEY. Lee. Sports announcer, WSBT and WFAM, South Bend, Ind.; horn 1905; unmarried. Station WSBT, South Bend, Ind. HARDIMAN, William M. Violinist, KSL, Salt Lake City; born Detroit, Mich., June 16, 1900; married Lucile Buchholz ; debut over CFCA, Toronto, 1924. 605 Templeton Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. HARDMAN, L. Glenn. Musical director and pianist, WSPD, Toledo. Ohio; born Pittsburgh, Pa., June 27; married Adeline Tanner; one son debut over KDKA, Pittsburgh. 1922. Station WSPD. Commodore Perry Hotel. Toledo. Ohio. HARRINGTON, John. Sports announcer. KWK, St Louis, Mo.; born N. Y. C, June 28, 1908; married Mildred Pearson; debut over KWK, 1929. Station KWK. St. Louis, Mo. HART, Jimmie. Pianist and organist. WNOX, Knoxville, Tenn. ; born Knoxville. Aug. 20, 1914; unmarried; debut over WROL, Knoxville, 1931, Station WNOX. Knoxville. Tenn. HAY, George D. "Solemn Ole Judge", master of ceremonies "Grand Ole Opry", WSM, Nashville, Tenn.; born Attica, Ind., Nov. 9, 1895; married Lena Jameson, two daughters; debut over WMC, Memphis, 1922. 127 Kenner Ave., Nashville, Tenn. HEDLUND. Guy. Director, WTIC Playhouse. WTIC, Hartford, Conn. ; born Middletown, Conn., Aug. 21, 1898; married Blanche Wadlund; two daughters; debut over KFI, Los Angeles. 1931. Hartford. Conn. HEIMUELLER, Louise. Soprano, "Romance in the Air", KSD. St. Louis, Mo.; born St. Louis, Nov 2, 1910; married Oran G. Wheeler; debut over KWK, St. Louis, 1925. 5451 Neosho St., St. Louis, Mo HINTON, Cayle. Blues singer, "Hollywood Previews". WMBI). Peoria, 111.; born Donovan, 111., Jan. 23, 1912; married John O. Thomason; debut over WHA, Madison, Wis. 410 Hanssler Place. Peoria, 111. HOGAN, Harlan. Pianist and orchestra leader, WSBT and WFAM. South Bend, Ind.; born 1910; unmarried; debut, 1930. HCLTON, "Brick". Tenor, "Time on My Hands", KFRC, San Francisco; born Portland, Ore., Jan. 14, 1910; married; debut over KEX, Portland, 1925. Dorchester Hotel. San Francisco, Calif. HYDE, Alex. .Musical director, WHN, N. Y. C. ; born Hamburg, Germany, Feb. 7, 1898; married Jerrine Grove; debut in Berlin, 1924. Station WHN, Broadway and 45th St., New York City. IOSET, Clifford. News reporter, "Golfing News", WSPD, Toledo; born Toledo. Feb. 19; married Carol Lym; one son, one daughter; debut over WjK, loledo. 1922. Station WSPD, Commodore Perry Hotel, loledo, Ohio. J,AC.K,S0N. Joseph Henry. Commentator, "Reader's Guide , KGO, San Francisco; born Madison, N. J., I lily 21; married; one daughter; debut over KGO, 1.9.2i-.,i1S6 Keeler St., Berkeley, Calif. JACKSON, Ray. Singer, W.TAS, Pittsburgh, Pa.; »°r" P'ttsburgh. Station WJAS, Pittsburgh, Pa. JENKINS, Olive. Contralto, WMCA, N. Y. C. ; born Dec. 23; unmarried; debut, 1934. Station WMCA, New York City. JOHNSON, George. Tenor, "Bright Lights", WCAU. Philadelphia, and CBS; born Philadelphia. March 22, 1913; unmarried: debut over WCAU, 1933. Station WCAU. 1622 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. JONES, Raymond L. Baritone, WEZ, Boston; born Brockton Mass., Aug. 18, 1910; unmarried; debut over WEEI, Boston, 1932. 10 Williams Tlace, Brockton, Mass. KALIL, George. Singer, WMBG, Richmond, Va. ; unmarried; debut over WMBG. 2509 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va. KEARNS. Joe. Announcer and actor, KSL, Salt Lake City; horn Salt Lake City, Feb. 12, 1904; unmarried; debut over KSL, 1932. Station KSL, Salt Lake City. Utah. RATING, Lawrence. Announcer and actor, KEX and ,KoVfnW' Port)and, Ore.; born St. Paul, Minn.. April 13. i???: .i",ai"r.,ed; ,wo sons; debut over KGW, 1934. 2215 47th Ave.,. N. E„ Portland, Oregon. ££.,,*' P,a.n ,J.nsh Tenor, "Household Music Box," WCAU, Philadelphia, and CBS; born Philadelphia, Dec. 21, 1908; unmarried; debut over WCAU, 1935. SfSVSS WCAU, 1622 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. KEMP, Everett. Author and leading character, "Uncle Ezra of Happy Hollow," KMBC, Kansas City: born Cairo, 111., Nov. 2; married Louise Lockwood; one son; debut oyer KMBC, 1926. Station KMBC, Pickwick Hotel. Kansas City, Mo. KERRIGAN, Jack. Baritone and announcer, WOC. Davenport, Iowa; born Davenport, Sept 19, 1915unmarried; debut over WOC, 1930. 320 W. Fourth St.. Uavennort, Iowa. KINCAID, Bradley. Tenor, "Folk Songs," WBZ, Boston; born Point Leavell, Ky., July 13, 1897; married Irma Forman; two daughters, two sons; debut over WLS Chicago, 1925. 99 Somerset St:, Garden City. N. Y. ffiTL.EY' „Lllci.Ie Soprano. Vagabonds Quartet, KPO, San Francisco; born Henderson, KY., Oct 7, ?nSf: "nrgarried; .debut over KGW, Portland, Ore., 1925 65 Spencer Ave.. Sausalito, Calif. vJ™#d B?"T Ac,'ress "Come Into the Kitchen," WMBR, Jacksonville, Fla. ; born April 14; unmarried; debut over WMBR, 1935. Windsor Hotel, Jacksonville. Fla. a^,E! ..falfc Commentator, "Social Column of the Air. WSMK, Dayton, Ohio; born Phillipsburg. Ohio, July 15, 1907; married Spencer Whedon ; one son; *'«.»™' }VBE^'. Buffalo. N. Y., 1933. Station WSMK, Dayton, Ohio. LAVISH, Ernes J Bass violinist, "Mid-Day MerryGo-Round, WCAE Pittsburgh ; born Shonestown, Pa., 5r?l. 29; married Anne Marie Johnson; debut over KDKA. Pittsburgh, 1921. Station WCAE, Pittsburgh, LAWRENCE, Harold. Pianist and baritone, WRVA. Richmond Va.; born Richmond, Jan. 17, 1898; married SW ^l'-1 ^e.'"!" da,lJ?i'tf !is' „one son: debu* over WRVA, 1925. Station WRVA, Richmond Va LEE. Laura. Actress, "Come into the Kitchen." Paterson, NT. Sept. 8; married Marjorie Udell; debut over WHEC. 1925. Station WHAM, Rochester, kKfr,cLaTra; Actress, "Come into the Kitchen," WMBR. Jacksonville, Fla.; born Oct. 15: married K. A. Saunders; one son; debut over WMBR, 1935 Jacksonville Beach, Fla. LOPEZ. Joseph T. Baritone. WICC. Bridgeport and New Haven, Conn.; born Sept. 13; married May Home; debut over WNAC, Boston. Stratfield Hotel, Bridgeport, Conn. LOPEZ. Maria. Mexican soprano, WFAA, Dallas, lexas; born San Antonio, Texas, Feb. 2, 1913 unmar U?A\ Tdetut °.ver W0A.'' San Antonio, 1929. Station Wo A I. San Antonio, Texas. LOWRANCE, Bcmar. Snorts commentator, WSOC. Charlotte, N. C. ; horn Charlotte, Mav 9. 1912 unmarried; debut over WSOC. 1934. Station WSOC, ( harlotte, N. C. LOWRY, Ed. Master of ceremonies. "Broadway Melody Hour." WIIN. N. Y. C. ; born Feb. 1, 1898 married Irene Prince ; one son; debut in London, 1927. Station WIIN. Broadway at 45th St., New York City MacHUGH, Edward. Baritone. "The Gospel Singer," WBZ. Boston; born Dundee. Scotland, May 26, 1893" unmarried: debut over WEEI. Boston, 1926. Langdon St.. Newton, Mass. MacKENZIE, Helen. Iowa : born Davenport, 134 Soprano, WOC, Davenport. Feb. 19. 1919; debut over WIIBF, Rock Island, 111., 1934. 2810 Iowa St.. Davenport, Iowa. MecMILLAN, Lowell. Sports reporter, WHAM. Rochester. N. Y. : born Rochester, Tulv 17, 1904; married Esther Fisher; debut over WGR, Buffalo,' 1929. Station WHAM, Rochester, N. Y. MacNEIL. Thelma Jean. Organist, "Vagabond Verses." WFBL. Syracuse. N. Y. ; born Boston, May 21, 1907; unmarried; debut over CNRO, Ottawa, Canada, 1925. 211 Onondaga Ave., Syracuse. N. Y. MACY. Jeannine. Blues singer, WLW, Cincinnatiborn Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 23 1916; married Torn Richley; debut over WIIAM, Rochester, 1931. Station WLW. Cincinnati. Ohio. MANGUM, Claybourne. Tenor, WPTF. Raleigh N. C. ; born Durham, N. C. , Nov. 19, 1906; unmarried: debut over WPTF, 1930. 1114 Newbern Ave. Raleigh. N. C. MANSFIELD. Rankin. Actor, "True Detective Hour." WMCA, N. Y. C. ; born Muscatine, Iowa, May 9, 1905; unmarried; debut in Binghamton, N. Y., 1929. Station WMCA. 1697 Broadway, New York City. MANZI, Adeline. Contralto, "Sweet Adeline of the Air," WICC, Bridgeport, Conn.; born July 6, 1912; unmarried; debut over WICC. 63 Park St.. West Haven, Conn.