Radio stars (Oct 1934-Sept 1935)

(Continued ft age: I think your program is just lousy!" Lou Holtz is another lad who requires 10 outside ear to help him. He seems o know intuitively how he did and what e needs. Paul Whiteman, having serene faith in is powers as a musician, has none in his renunciation. When in doubt he conults Margaret Livingstone, the lady who lade him take off eighty pounds of fat. iefore and after a broadcast he can be card consulting this lady on the prounciation of words, especially foreign ords. A lot of us have heard him pronouncing ito the telephone as if his little heart ould break — pronouncing until his wife tiid it was okey-dokey. One word I recmber was raconteur which he persisted saying rackawnfm-. Joe Penner takes a lot of trouble to find it what's wrong and right with his broadist Through Mrs. Penner he checks the ail carefully and maintains a telephone kbinet of fifteen youngsters of various res. The fifteen worship Joe but they 'm't spare him. When he returned to the RADIO STARS ow page 103) air in the Fall, they practically took his hide off for leaving the duck home and forgetting the "narsty man." A great many stars used to write to an old lady who laid it on the line in letters she wrote from her home near Buffalo. She helped them immensely. Last year she died and no less than twenty-four bouquets reached the unpainted little house from her regretful correspondents. Fred Waring telephones his mother at Tyrone, Pennsylvania, after every broadcast. George Hall writes to a music student at Rutgers. James Melton also consults his mother. Freddy Martin relies on his pianist, Terry Shand. Tito Guizar relies on his wife, formerly a musical comedy star in Mexico City. Nino Martini has his teachers. Ruth Etting listens only to the criticisms of "Colonel" Snyder, her husband. When a star finds somebody who will tell them the truth they cling to that person. They have found from experience that the best way to go high and stay high is to get the low down. Honest criticism is essential to success. ^(Revealed! Board of Review (Continued from page 13) *** *** BETWEEN THE BOOKENDS (CBS). IMPERIAL HAWAIIAN DANCE BAND (CBS). MODERN MINSTRELS; CBS MORNING HOUR (CBS). CARSON ROBISON AND HIS BUCKARCOS (CBS). ROMANCE OF HELEN TRENT (CBS). HOLLYWOOD HOTEL WITH DICK POWELL. LOUELLA PARSONS AND TED FIO-RITO (CBS). *** THE GUMPS — SKETCH (CBS). *** MARIE. THE LITTLE FRENCH PRINCESS. SKETCH (CBS). *w* ANTHONY FROME. THE POET PRINCE (NBC). *** *** + ** HEART THROBS OF THE HILLS WITH FRANK LUTHER: TRIO; ETHEL PARK RICHARDSON. NARRATOR (NBC). *** UNCLE EZRA'S RADIO STATION (NBC). *** PENTHOUSE PARTY WITH MARK HELLINGER AND GLADYS CLAD (NBC). ★ » GENE ARNOLD AND THE COMMODORES (NBC). ★ ★CHEERIO. INSPIRATIONAL TALKS AND MUSIC (NBC). ★ ★ VOICE OF EXPERIENCE (CBS). ★ ★ OXYDOL'S OWN MA PERKINS. 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