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RADIO STARS
YOUR RADIO FAVORITES REVEALED
ALL IN THIS ISSUE
You Can't Keep Him Down Curtis Mitchell 6
How Ed Wynn saved himself from oblivion
Have You a Little Radio Star in Your Home? Harriet Mencken 8
The children on the air bring home the bacon in grand style
How Long Will They Last? Wilson Brown 10
Amos 'n' Andy tell you the answer about themselves
The Grand Romance of Fred Allen
and Portland Hoffa Hilda Cole 12
A charming true love story which will delight you
Let's Gossip About Your Favorites 14
The latest chit-chat and funny stories from the radio folk
Seth Parker Goes to Sea James A. Ellswood, Jr. 18
PhiUips Lord gets ready to see the world — in his own way
Through the Years with Eddie Cantor Edward R. Sammis 20
How it all began
Backstage with Stoopnagle and Budd Ogden Mayer 22
See these two delightful idiots in action
How Sherlock Holmes Got on the Air Caroline Somers Hoyt 25
The story of a woman author's fight for recognition
Too Many Sweethearts Olive White 28
That's Lanny Ross' trouble. But it's not his fault
Radio's Forgotten Men Robert Eichberg 29
A tribute to those behind the scenes who also serve
Hard to Handle Danny Towne 33
Wayne King has a reputation for being temperamental. But is he?
Marilou Dix's Spring Wardrobe Helen Hover 36
Interested in clothes? Then turn to this page
Your Radio Corner Gordon Starrett 39
The latest improvements and quirks in radio sets
RADIO STARS ALBUM
Tommy McLauqhlin . 34
Harry Horlick 35
And also: The Man on the Cover, 17; All Around the Dial, 26; Intimate Shots of Your Favorites, 30.
Editors: Ernest V. Heyn and Curtis Mitchell Associate Editor: K. Rowell Batten Art Editor: Abril Lamarque
NEXT MONTH
Stories never before told as we will tell them next month . . . the true story of why Al Jolson quit the air . . . the miracle of Norman Brokenshire's come-back . . . "John Henry's" sensational introduction to the broadcasting business . . . the inside story of Edwin C. Hill's "Inside Story" ... a smashing revelation of what big business does1 to broadcasting called "Money, Money, Money!" . . . and the stirring tale of a girl's triumph, called "The Success Story of a Black Sheep." It's about Elsie Hitz, the girl with the magic voice. You'll thrill to it. Don't forget — all in the June issue of RADIO STARS, out May first.
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