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R#A D IP S T A lUS
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YO/UR RADIO FAVORITES REVEAfLED
ALL IN THIS ISSUE
The Street Singer's Romance Revealed John Skinner
The beautiful love story of that wandering minstrel, Arthur Tracy
B. A. Bounces Back! Helen Hover
B A Rolfe was slipping. But he wasn't too proud to try again
Understanding Jeannie Lang Donald Copper
You'll be surprised to learn what a wise and determined little person she is
The Things They'd Like to Forget Dora Albert
Hitherto buried sorrows and regrets in the lives of the radio stars
Let's Gossip About Your Favorites
Sprightly chatter about the famous folk of radio
Little Jack Little's Secret Jean Pelletier
Why Little Jack turned from a Broadway playboy to a hard-working young ml
Jane Froman's Early Fall Wardrobe Helen Hover
This charming girl knows clothes. And tells you some of her secrets
Backstage at a Broadcast.
Come along to Bob Taplinger'a
Ogden Mayer
'Meet the Artist" program
Sherlock Holmes Unmasked Everetta Love
Richard Gordon as he really is when off duty
She Dared to Have a Career Katharine Keyes
yfrs Barton of General Foods answers that "children versus career" question
Meet the Barn Dancers! Wilson Brown
They're jolly people — and their old-time fiddlin' is grand!
The Mystery Chef Speaks for Himself
More invaluable cooking hints from radio's culinary expert
Microphone Magic (Illustrated by Jack Welch), Peter Dixon
Is success worth that pain and bitterness, after alt?
So This Is Harris Walter Ramsey
Our Hollywood correspondent gives you the lowdown on the handsome Phil
The Band Box Danny Towne
The latest news about the baton boys
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RADIO STARS ALBUM
Phil Baker 30 Mary Eastman
Ted Bergman 31 Lou Holtz
Three Shades of Indigo 34
And also: All Around the Dial, 26; Intimate Pictures of Your Favorites, 28
Editors: Ernest V. Heyn and Curtis Mitchell Associate Editor: Mary Burgum Art Editor: Abril Lamarque
WATCH FOR—
The big double-size RADIO STARS on sale the first day of next month and thereafter. Also, a story about the Goldbergs . . . Rubinoff . . . and "Off the Air!" — an exciting article about the sexy song lyrics and blue jokes that broadcasters blue-pencil out of their air shows . . . and heaps of other surprising new departments and features.
Radio Stars published munthly and copyriRhted. 1933, by Dell Publishing Co.. Inc. Office of publication at WashinRlon and South Avenues, Duncllen. N. I K-xecutive and editorial office-, 100 Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y. George T. Delacorte, Jr., Pres.; H. Meyer, Vice Pres.; .M. DeKicorte, Sect'y. Vol. 2.
6, September, 1933, printed in I', S. A. Single copy price 10 cents. Subscription price in the I'nited States $1.20 a year. Canadian subscriptions, $1 .50 a year. Foreign subscriptions $2.20 a year. Entered as second class matter August S, 1932, at the Post Office at Dunellen, N. J., under the act of March 3, 1«79. The publisher accepts no responsibility for the return of unsolicited material.
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