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Crosby since you mentioned him in your letter the way you did. Honestly, wasn't it better to hear him on a record than not at all? Mary Sue Simmons, Charleston, 111.
$1.00 PRIZE There's Only One Mary Lou I was a constant listener to Show Boat and Mary Lou. It was well written and one of the most interesting romances on the air. But why must we listeners accept substitutes for characters we have learned to love and admire? Such as Lanny and Mary Lou. They did beautiful work together and endeared themselves to us. I do not think it is fair to make us accept others in their place. What would Maxwell Mouse think if people were to tire of their coffee and substitute some other brand of coffee? There is but one Mary Lou, namely, Muriel Wilson. She has the most restful voice one could listen to. If Show Boat wants to continue to live in the hearts of the people, bring our own Muriel Wilson back in the place that only she can fill. .
Lucille Hawthorne,
Columbus, Ohio.
$1.00 PRIZE Who's Next?
As you already know, there is an annual custom in this country of selecting all-star baseball teams and ailAmerican football teams. Therefore why shouldn't some of us radio fans select an all-star dance orchestra composed of famous orchestra leaders and musicians? It would certainly be something new and inviting to have these same musicians get together and provide entertainment for a charity ball, and arrange for a special broadcast over one of the networks. This would be my idea of an ideal radio broadcast.
Here is what, in my opinion, would be a real all-star band: Piano, Eddy Duchin or Ray Noble; saxes, Wayne King, Ozzie Nelson, Jimmy Dorsey and Rudy Vallee; cornets, Clyde McCoy, Red Nichols and Louis Armstrong; trombones, Tommy Dorsey and Sammy Kaye; drums. Chick Webb; guitar, Nick Lucas; bass violin, Neil Buckley; male soloist, Bing Crosby; male quartet, Mills Brothers; female soloist, Loretta Lee; female trio, Boswell Sisters; maestro, George Hall or Paul Whiteman; master of ceremonies, Ray Perkins.
Jimmy Marion, Archbald, Pa.
$1.00 PRIZE Just Home Folks
I have wanted to say for a long time that the radio serial Vic and Sade presented by the Crisco Company is the best serial heard daily here on the Pacific Coast. It is the only one that doesn't leap from one dramatic climax to another. (Continued on page 87)
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