Radio stars (Oct 1937-Sept 1938)

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YOUR Choi Newton, Mass FIX THINGS/ At Hardware, ■■^^--r^ert'^"^ Dnig&lOc.Stores I tousH^ « hw^^^^^^^ ECZEMA and Burning quickly subdued and healmq of the anqry skin aided uuIthResinol T^afTiDlefreeResinol-A,Balto.,Md.T» HAIR KILLED FOREVER RADIO RAMBLINGS I L ontinucd from f'aoc /M Himher made his first appearance on the screen. 1 Their latest short was being shown, and right on schedule Clark gave out his razzberry. Immediately the figure of Himber on the screen bristled, pointed a finger and yelled: "So that's what you think of me, Buddy Clark. Well, here's what I think of you," and gave out a loud razzberry in return. The sequence was intended only for the preview, of course, and was cut out of the regular theatre version. But to get that joke in, Himber had kept his orchestra an extra hour or two, paying the entire band full union rates. And the studio had indulgently kept its expensive technical and camera crew. line! l\-i)ig said about it, musical program, . lias undergone a ctwi [■:,■■,• ,,.., ,/. ... / iT nearly ten years it zvent on and on 'witli virtually the same cast. A'Oiv not a single one of the old company remains. LitciUc Manners replaced Jessica Dra:.7;(i has dropped out of radio , 111. Rosario Bourdon I , to Frank : 's ij::,iric' recently dei\:rrc:! ;'• :•• A". •jj' (Ai/.'/./ni slcppcd in as stif^,",'!-/!!::! :,<,-olisl !■> Ihc feminine star. The mole i.wtli.'it's ioh on that hour used to be an uiifailin^i springboard to success. In succession, Franklxn Baur, James Melton and Frank Farker rudi.' stanl.nn after a little h,air. Crah.am l,a.^ ;/<.s-/ i;/', thase three had zehen the}, same job. all a mcd to ri-iee <>i! the the standing St toak that 2675 Broadway, RELIEVED.. ..ITCHING STOPPED For quick relief from itching of eczema, rashes, pimples, athlete's foot, and other externally caused skin eruptions, use cooling, antiseptic, liquid D.D.D. Prescription. Greaseless, stainle.ss, dries fast. Stops the most intense itching in a hurry. A 3oc trial bottle, at drug stores, proves it — or money back. D.D.D. PA£^c/uU>tUxyvt, THIS past season has pushed two of radio's minor comedians well up into the more important ranks. The two are, of course, Walter O'Keefe and Bob Hope. Hope had prolonged difficulties getting his bearings in radio, wandering a good deal before he struck the proper tone for his own radio delivery. He was a very fresh, smart-alecky young man when he landed his first regular radio program with Frank Parker three seasons ago. He was a little too fresh to have around a livingroom week in and week out. Bob has managed to curb that without losing any of the buoyant high spirits that are his great gift on a stage or at the microphone. When the late program of the Warner Brothers was not doing well in its early weeks. Bob was called in and the program took on the liveliness it had lacked. It ran out its scheduled time as one of the highlights of the week. WALTER'S big spurt came, of course, wlieii lie stepped in for Fred Allen last summer. Tiiat was the first time he had had a chance to work without a great many arbitrary restrictions from a sponsor. He and Charles Butterwortli became an c.xctUent team this winter. In spite of all that has been written about bad breath, thousands still lose friends through this unpleasant fault. Yet sour stomach with its resultant bad breath is frequently only the result of constipation. 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