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This happy family is why Jean Paul King announces with a smile in his voice. Here he is with his wife and son, Paul Cogswell.
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(Above) Jimmy Kemper is the romantic singer who weaves dramatic incidents about popular melodies on his CBS programs.
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(Above) Here's the young girl who cries for a living. Yes, Miss Sally Belle Cox imitates all the babies you hear over the air.
} OXY is coming back. And via xCIjS. The grand old fellow of 'Roxy's Gang" fame, for whom the world's largest theatres have been lamed, is scheduled to have a fortyive-minute program starting this nonth. He takes the spot formerly illed by Albert Spalding's violin )laying. Already the big showman is mditioning new talent. With his un:anny ability to find winners, we may >e sure of a fresh and varied enterainment with new names added to :he radio roster.
I F contracts materialize, you'll never •hear Eddie Cantor on the Chase and Sanborn hour again. He's slated to switch to his new CBS toothpaste hour immediately, and Chase and Sanborn will follow Jimmie Durante with an all-star show which, according to advance notices, will knock us for a row of something or other.
T KOUBLED waters nearly caused i I Ed VVynn serious injury recently. With friends, the comedian was boating off Long Island when his craft
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struck rock bottom, crashing boat and fishing plans. The entire party would have had an unexpected swim had not another fishing boat sighted their plight and come to their rescue.
WE understand the next big-time show to hit our ears will be an original musical of an hour's length. Original in the sense that both the text and the music will be written especially for that show. Looks like the setup will include Don Voorhees' orchestra, Conrad Thibault, Jack and Loretta Clemmens, Lois Bennett and a chorus. The product that's advertised as 99 **/U)l) per cent pure is to foot the bill.
ANNOUNCER John Young of NBC packed his bags and crossed the big pond to lecture to Oxford students on the ways of cor
rect radio speech. ( )r is it American speech? When John returns, maybe those marriage rumors that have been in the air will ring wedding bells. We've heard on good authority that the girl's papa has already given the couple his blessings.
CAMPBELL SOUP'S plans to hit the air waves this month with an hour show coming from California is an indication of the pick-up in business we might expect for the air this fall. In fact, we're told that so many new sponsors are clamoring for time that NBC and CBS find it impossible to take care of them all with present station hook-ups. Which means that maybe those contemplated third networks we've been hearing about will find it easier to develop and star* operation — perhaps this fall.
NEW YORK newspapers screamed headlines of the marriage of Tommy McLaughlin, the baritone of Major Bowes' Capitol Family of NBC, and a pretty local miss. A few
SUITS, WIFE TROUBLE AND LOTS OF OTHER THINGS FIGURE IN THE NEWS
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