Radio mirror (May-Oct 1935)

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And think of it — long, lovely lashes are yours * >. so inexpensively, I • (v so easily. JLfoWM, VVrtA. WINX Winx Cake Mascara — for years the most popular form of all. So easy to apply. Its soothing emollient oils keep lashes soft, silky. Winx Creamy Liquid Mascara. Absolutely waterproof. Ready to apply. No water needed. The largest selling STORES liquid mascara. AT 10* PONSELLE, Rosa. Operatic soprano; born Meriden. Conn., Jan. 23. 1897; unmarried; debut m New York City. 1927. N. Y. POWELL, Dick. Tenor. Hollywood Hotel; born Mount View, Ark., Nov. 4, 1904; unmarried; debut over CBS, October, 1934. L. A. PRENTISS, Ed. Actor, "Romance of Helen Trent ; born Chicago, 111., Sept. 9, 1908; unmarried; debut on ■'Helen Trent" program. January. 1934. CHIC. RANDOL, Bill. Announcer, Fred Waring show, born Colorado Springs. Col., July 7, 1908; unmarried; debut over NBC, September, 1932. N. Y. ,, RANDOLPH, Isabel. Actress. "Mary Marlin ; born December 4; widow; two daughters; debut in "Roses and Drums" program, Chicago, September, 1931. READICK, Frank. Actor, leading role in "The Shadow" ; born Seattle. Wash., Nov. t>, 1896. N. Y. REINHART, Alice. Actress, True Story Court ot Human Relations; born San Francisco, Calif., May 6, 1913; unmarried; debut over KYA. San Francisco. RELLA, ' Eleanor. Actress, Billy in ''Myrt . and Marge"; born Chicago, Oct. 7, 1897; married Reginald Knorr. 1914; debut, November, 1929. CHIC. RENARD, Jacques. Orchestra leader ; born Kiev, Russia, June 15. 1897; married Jean Cohen, 1919. three daughters; one son; debut in Boston, over RICH,' Freddie. ' Orchestra leader; born New York City, Jan. 3, 1898; unmarried; debut over WJZ, 1922. N Y RICH, Louis. Director "Land O' Dreams", born Cleveland, March 16, 1887; married; one son, two daughters; debut over WHK. 1921. Write him care of station WHK, Cleveland, Ohio. v , ROBERTS, Kenneth. Announcer ; born New York City, Feb. 22. 1906; debut over WFCH, February, ROBISON, Carson. Actor, "Bunkhouse Serenade"; born Chetopa. Kan., Aug. 4; married Catherine A. Parrett, 1927; one son. one daughter; debut over WDAF, Kansas City, 1923. N. Y. ROGERS, Will. Comedian and Commentator, born Oolagah, Indian Territory, Nov. 4. 1879; married Betty Blake, Nov. 5, 1908; two sons, one daughter. RONSON, Adele. Actress, "Buck Rogers", etc. ; born New York City. July 18; unmarried; debut over CBS. ROOSEVELT, Mrs. Franklin D. {Anna Eleanor Roosevelt): Commentator; born New York City, Oct. 11 1884; married Franklin D. Roosevelt March 17. 1905; four sons, one daughter. N. Y. ROSS, Evelyn Genevieve. Singer, Do of Do-Ke-Mi Trio; born New York City. Aug. 26, 1907; unmarried: debut in Baltimore. Md.. September, 1925. N.Y. ROSS, Maybelle. Singer, "Re of Do-Re:Mi Trio born New York City, May 23, 1909; unmarried; debut in Baltimore, 1925. N. Y. . ROTH. Al. Orchestra leader; born St Louis, Jan. 11, 1904; married Henrietta Fruend, Sept. 1, 1926 two daughters, one son; debut over KMOX, St. Louis, ROXY^S1.9!1.' Rothafel). Master of Ceremonies; born Stillwater. Minn.. 1885; married; one daughter ; debut from Capitol Theatre, New York City, 1921. N.Y. RUBIN. Jack. Comedian and actor. The O Neills , born Warsaw. Poland, Dec. 19, 1 898 : married Aranka Kraus two sons, one daughter; debut over WOK. Newark, June, 1934. N. Y. . RUBINOFF, Dave. Violinist; born Gradno. Russia, unmarried; debut with Rudy Vallee program, 1930. RUSH Ford. Announcer; born Columbia. Miss.. April 7 1894; married Louise Bostelman, 1912; one son; debut in San Francisco, 1918. N. Y. RYAN. Pat. Child actor. "Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"; born London. England, Feb. 2=, 1923, debut over CBS, 1929. N. Y „„,+„„ SANDERSON, Julia. Singer and comedienne, partner of Frank Crumit ; bom Springfield, Mass.. Aug. 22. 1887; married Frank Crumit, July 1, 1927; debut over "NBC 1929 N Y SARGENT) Kenneth, Singer Casa Loma Orchestra; born Centralis, 111., March 3, 1906; married Dorothy Morelock, Feb. 23, 1928; debut in New York City, SAVITT. Jan. Orchestra leader; born Russia. Sept. 4 1909; unmarried; debut in early days of radio over WOO, Philadelphia. N. Y. SCHERBAN. George. Orchestra leader; born Petiograd, Russia, Oct. 26, 1897; married. 1919; debut over SCHUMANN, Henrietta. Pianist; horn Schaulen, Russia. June 28, 1909; unmarried; debut over NBC, SCHUSTER', Mitchell. Orchestra leader; born Warsaw, Poland. Oct. 4. 1906; unmarried; debut over SEDELL,"Amy.' Actress. "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"; born New York City. June 16; unmarried; debut over CBS, 1927 N Y. SEGAL Vivienne. Soprano Melodiana ; born 1 luladelphia, Pa., April 19; unmarried N. Y. SHARBUTT, Dell. Announcer; born Fort worth, Texas Feb 16, 1910; unmarried; debut over WBAP, Fort Worth, 1928. N. Y. , SHELLEY, William. Actor. "Buck Rogers.; born Syracuse N Y, July 17; unmarried; debut in New York City, 1933. N. Y. SHERR Norm. Singer; born Waupaca, Wis., Oct. 5 1905 • married Winifred Smith. May 25, 1927; debut over WBBM. Chicago. 1926. CHIC. SHILKRET, Jack. Orchestra leader; born New York Citv Oct. 13; married Rose Isaacs. June 4, 1922; one daughter, one son; debut over WIIN, 1923 N. Y. SHILKRET. Nat. Orchestra leader; born New York City Jan 1, 1895; married Anne Fruston. March 24, 1914'; one son; debut over WEAF in early days of SMART. Jack. Actor, March of Time. etc. ; born Philadelphia, Nov. 27. 1902; married Alice Coy. July ll! 1931 ; debut over WPDQ, Buffalo. 1924. N. Y. SMITH Earl. Singer, member Four Eton Boys quartet ■ born Marinette. Wis.. June 29. 1898; married Viola Blakely. March 17, 1929; debut. 1930. N. Y. SMITH, Kate. Singer; born Greenville, \a.._May 1. 1908; unmarried; debut over CBS. 1931. N. Y. SMITH Oliver. Tenor "Melodiana"; born Slocum. Mo April 9; married Juanita Watt. 1926; one child ; debut in Chicago. 1923. N. Y;. SORIN. Louis. Comedian with Walter OKeefe: born New York City. Sept. 21. 1893; married Lenora Wein ; debut with Fanny Brice. 1933. NY. SOSNIK, Harry. Orchestra leader; born Chicago, July 13, 1906; unmarried; debut in Chicago, 1923. CHIC. ,,_, _ .. , SPENCER, Edith. Actress; The Gumps ; born Omaha. Neb.. May 14; married Frank J. Hettenck; debut over WTAM. Cleveland, 1929. N. Y. {Continued from page 56) SPITALNY, Phil. Orchestra and chorus leader; born Warsaw, Poland, Nov. 7, 1895; married; debut over WTAM, Cleveland, 1920. N. Y. STAFFORD. Hanley. Actor. True Story Court of Human Relations, etc.; born England, Sept. 22. 1900; married Bernice Bennett, actress; debut over KFI, Los Angeles, 1931. N. Y. STEHLI, Edgar. Actor, "Buck Rogers"; born Lyons, France, July 12, 1884; married Emilie Charlotte Greenough, 1923; one son, one daughter; debut over CBS, 1929. N. Y. STEVENS, Carlyle. Announcer; born Parkhill, Ontario, May 23, 1907; unmarried. N. Y'. STEVENS, Leith. Orchestra leader; bom Mt. Moriah. Mo.. Sept. 13, 1909; married; debut over WHB, Kansas Citv. 1923. N. Y. STOLL, Georgie. Orchestra leader for Bing Crosby; born Minneapolis, Minn., May 7, 1905; married; debut over NBC from Hollywood, 1933. L. A. STRATTON, Chester. Actor. "Mickey of the Circus"; born Paterson. N. J., July 31, 1912; unmarried; debut over WMCA, 1932. N. Y. STRAUS, Robert. Actor, "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"; born Chattanooga. Tenn.. March 28, 1885; unmarried; debut over NBC, February, 1931. N. Y'. STYLES, Hallie. Singer; born Stockton. Calif., March 25, 1904; unmarried; debut over an international hookup originating in Paris, France, 1929. N. Y. SULLY, Eve. Comedienne, partner of Jesse Block; born New Y'ork City, Jan. 5, 1910; married Jesse Block, March 11, 1929; debut on Vallee program, 1932. N. Y. TANSEY, Jimmy. Actor. "The O'Neill's; born Omaha, Neii.. July 20, 1910; unmarried; debut over WLS, Chicago. 1929. N. Y. TAYLOR, Davidson. Announcer ; born Shelbvville, Tenn.. Feb. 26, 1907; unmarried; debut over WHAS, Louisville, Ky. , September, 1929. N. Y. TAYLOR, F. Chase. Comedian, "Colonel Stoopnagle" in Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd; born Buffalo, N. Y\, Oct. 4, 1897; married Lois De Ridder, 1919; one son; debut over WMAK, Buffalo, 1925. N. Y. THORNTON, Gladys. Actress. True Story Court of Human Relations, etc.; born Madison. Fla., March 8; unmarried; debut over WOR, Newark, 1929. N. Y. TOURS, Frank. Orchestra leader Gulf Headliners; born England; married Helen Clark; three daughters, two sons. N. Y. TRAVERS, Vincent. Orchestra leader; born Feb. 14, 1903; unmarried; debut over WIP, 1923. N. Y. TROUT, Robert. Announcer ; born Wake County, N. C. Oct. IS, 1908; married Margaret J. Burt. Sept. 19, 1933; debut over WJSV, Washington, September, 1931. N. Y. UTTAL, Fred. Announcer, actor; born New Y'ork City. July 28, 1906; unmarried. N. Y. VAIL, Myrtle. Actress, Myrt in "Myrt and Marge"; born Joliet. 111., Jan. 7, 1894; previously married to George Damerel; one son, one daughter (Donna Flamerel) ; debut in Chicago, Nov. 1. 1931. CHIC. VAN, Vera. Singer; born Marion. Ohio. Feb. 20, 1915; unmarried; debut over KHJ, Los Angeles, 1922. N. Y. VAN ZANTE, Phil. Actor, "Five-Star Jones"; born Amsterdam, Holland. Oct. 3, 1905; married Kathleen Hough; debut in Pittsburgh, 1927. N. Y. VELAS, Esther. Orchestra leader; born Milan. Italy. Jan. 28, 1903: married Frank Nongo; debut in Switzerland. 1922; U. S. debut, for CBS, 1932. N. Y. VELAZCO, Emil. Orchestra leader; born Mexico City, Mexico. Oct. 20, 1898; married Lucy Carman. 1930; one son; debut from Duluth, 1921. N. \\ VENUTA, Benay. Singer; born San Francisco. Jan. 27, 1913; unmarried; debut over KPO, San Francisco, 1930. N. Y. VOICE OF EXPERIENCE (Marion Sayle Taylor). Born near Louisville, Ky., August 16, 1SS9; debut in early days of radio over local station; for CBS in 1933. N. Y. VON ZELL, Harry. Announcer: born Indianapolis. Ind. . July 11. 1906; married Minerva McGarvey; one son; debut New Y'ork City. 1926. N. Y. WALL, Lucille. Actress, True Story Court of Human Relations, etc.; born Chicago, Jan. IS; unmarried; debut over WJZ, 1927. N. Y. WALLER, Fats. Pianist, singer; born New York City, May 21. 1904; married; three children; debut over CBS. 1933. N. Y. WALTER, Wilmer. Actor. "The Gumps". True Story Court of Human Relations, etc. ; born Philadelphia. Pa.. Feb. 9; widower: debut on third True Story program over WOR. 1927. N. Y. WARING, Fred. Orchestra leader, Waring's Pennsylvanians; born Tyrone, Pa.. Tune 24. 1900; married Evelyn Nair, 1933; one daughter; debut over CBS. 1932. N. Y. WARING. Tom. Singer and pianist. Waring's Pennsylvanians; born Tyrone. Pa.. Feb. 12. 1902; unmarried; debut over CBS, 1932. N. Y'. WARNOW. Mark. Orchestra leader: born Monastrhisht, Odessa. Russia. April 10. 1901; married Sylvia Rappaport. 1924; one son. two daughters; debut over CBS, 1929. N. Y. WATSON. Milton. Baritone; born Salinas. Calif., Sept. 8. 1903; married Peggy Bernier, July 20, 1927; one daughter. N. Y. WAY, Karl. Actor. "Myrt and Marge"; born MacGregor. Iowa. June 2. 1885: married. 1908; one son; debut over KYW. 1929. CHIC. WEEKS. Barbara Actress. "Six-Gun Justice"; born Binghamton, N. Y'.. Oct. 17. 1906; unmarried: debut in Portland. Maine. 1929. N. Y. WEST, Jane. Actress. "The O'Neills": born nuiiiboldt, Tenn.. Feb. 4. 1S91 ; married Harold Effing: twin daughters; debut over WMCA. December. 1930. N. Y. WEVER. Ned. Actor, leading role in "Dick Tracy' ; born New Y'ork Citv. April 27, 1902; unmarried; debut over CBS. 1929. N. Y'. WILE, Frederic William. News Commentator ; born La Porte. Ind.. Nov. 30. 1S73: married Ada Shakman, May 14, 1901; two daughters, one son; debut. 1923. N. Y'. _ WOOLERY, Pete. Singer; born Wilmington, Del.. April 24, 1901; unmarried: debut over WHN, 1926. N. Y. WOOLLCOTT. Alexander. Commentator ; born Phalanx. N. J.. Jan. 19. 1887; unmarried; debut over CBS, I ".in N. Y'. WORTH, Betty. Actress. True Story Court of Human Relations, etc.; born New Y'ork City. July 6. 1911; unmarried: debut on March of Time. 1932. N, Y". WRAGGE, Eddie. Actor, "Bobby Benson and Sunny Tim"; born New Y'ork City. Dec. 17, 1919; unmarried: debut over YVJZ. 1927. N. Y. WRIGHT, Cobina. Soprano "Your Hostess : born I akeview, Ore. Sept. 20; previously married; one daughter; debut over WINS. 1932. N. Y YORKE, Ruth. Actress. "Marie, the Little French Princess", etc.; born New Y'ork City, Sept. 10. 1909; married David L. Midnitzky. Sept. 18, 1S32; debut over WPCH. 1929. N. Y. 58