Radio mirror (May-Oct 1934)

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RADIO MIRROR didn't he foresee, in I9I8, the death of the concert stage? Perhaps the success of the experiment depends on knowledge of music, on creative ability. Then, too, it should succeed, for as a violinist, a conductor of a symphony, concert master of a vast network, foreign director of the Columbia Phonograph Company, leader of several dance orchestras, composer of a number of successful dance tunes — in all these capacities, Enric Madriguera has shown his knowledge of music and his creative ability. The question is, will Fate be with him? Or will Fate again "put the finger on him"? But Madriguera no longer fears for his hands. For he has wrestled with Fate, and won himself a new set of fingers — musicians through whom he expresses himself as perfectly as if they were, indeed, his fingers. With them he won the title, in January 1934, of Tango King of America. Through them he pours out the beauty that surges in the noble soul of this young Spanish-American genius. And on the piano beside him as he broadcasts rests his beloved Guarnerius, gift of his late friend and mentor, Enrico Caruso. With rapture it listens to the artist's new instrument as it changes simple modern dance rhythms to shimmering tinkling ecstasy. Madriguera has patience and courage. We Have With Us (Continued from page 45) Monday (Continued) Have a slice, or don't you? 7:15 P. M. Just Plain Bill — daily except Saturday and Sunday. (Kolynos Sales Company). WABC and associated stations. What it says. 7:30 P. M. The Molle Show — Shirley Howard and the Jesters, Red, Wamp, and Guy; Milt Rettenberg, piano; Tony Callucci, guitar. Also Wednesday and Thursday. (Molle Shaving Cream). WEAF and associated stations. Vaudeville in the parlor. 7:30 P.M. Music by George Gershwin. Also Friday. (Feen-a-mint). WJZ and associated stations. And it's music as is such. 7:45 P.M. BoAKE Carter — daily except Saturday and Sunday. (Philco Radio and Television Corp.). WABC and associated stations. 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Bing will be with us a little longer. 8:45 P. M. Babe Ruth— Also Wednesday and Friday. WJZ and associated stations. (Quaker Oats). Another home run? 9:00 P.M. Rosa Ponselle with Andre Kostelanetz' Orchestra and chorus. (Chesterfield Cigarettes). WABC and associated stations. The most gorgeous feminine voice in America taking the air. 9:00 P.M. A. & P. Gypsies— direction Harry Horlick; Frank Parker, tenor. (Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company). WEAF and associated stations. Mr. Parker again and of course Horlick has his followers. 9:00 P.M. Sinclair Greater Minstrels— minstrel show with Gene Arnold, interlocutor; Joe Persons, bass; male quartet; Bill Childs, Mac McCloud and CliflF Soubier, end men; band director, Harry Kogen. WJZ and associated stations. Old time stuff, still going over. 9:30 P.M. Del Monte Ship of Joy with Hugh Barrett Dobbs; guest artist; Doric and Knickerbocker Quartets; orchestra direction Meredith Wilson. (California Packing Co.). WEAF and associated stations. 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