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Gary Grant
PICKS MOST
KIS SABLE LIPS
IN INTERESTING TEST /
RADIO STARS
Ulderico Marcelli, on the Tony Wons' show Sundays.
HERE ARE THE LIPS CARY GRANT SAW
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the studio I want a this unusual Ups*"* test, girl to look feminine. She can't do it if her lips are caked with paint."
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CHANCES ARE that everyone who reads this column has his or her favorite dance hand and all the network vice-presidents and all the stiffshirt announcers in the world can't change that opinion. That's why we have variety on the air.
But when we come to make some feeble effort to place a value on dance hands, we must resort to those things called polls — a sort of election, so to speak. The New York W orld-T clcgram conducted such a poll recently and Alton Cook, its radio editor (he's on our own Board of Review, too), announces that two hundred and sixty of this country's and Canada's radio critics found these hands to be on the top : (1) Guy Lombardo. (2) Wayne King, (3) Fred Waring, (4) Casa Loma, (5) Paul Whiteman, (6)
Mark Warnow, ready to give his orchestra a cue.
Richard Himher, (7) Eddie Duel (8) Jan Garber, (9) George Ols (10) Ted Fio-Rito, (11) Is! Jones, (12-13) Ben Bernie and Kemp, (14) Jack Denny and (1 Ozzie Nelson.
All except Kemp, Olsen a Denny have their own sponsor programs, and Denny did have d when the poll was conducted. A other thing, we note, is that the t. two feature soft sweet music rati' than hot jazzy rhythms. All which gives us something to thij about during 1935.
For the first time in too maj years, Freddie Rich and his band i\ on a sponsored program. But tl isn't so newsy as the fact that i on a program featuring his cous Jack Pearl, (Continued on page 1;
Ray Noble, English orchestra leader over here.
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