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TUESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS
■ Kingsley Colton and Betty Garde co-star in My Son and I. Tune-In Bulletin for January 2, 9, 16 and 23!
January 2: The Travelling Chef Richard Kent, will give you some kitchen pointers on
his new program, NBC-Blue at 11:30 this morning. January 9: That weekly serial, Brent House, is on tonight now, at 10:30 on NBC-Blue . . .
with Kathleen Fitz in the role of Portia Brent. January 16: Better stay close to home tonight, so you can answer the telephone if
Horace Heidt's Pot 0' Gold program draws your name. If you're there to answer
when the phone rings, you'll get a thousand dollars — if you aren't you'll only get
a hundred. . . . But of course if your name isn't drawn you won't get anything. January 23: Information Please is well into its second year of sponsorship tonight — and
just as witty as ever. Have you seen one of those movie shorts they've made out of
this clever program?
ON THE AIR TODAY: My Son and I, starring Betty Garde and Kingsley Colton, on CBS at 2:45, E.S.T., and sponsored by Calumet Baking Powder and Swans Down Flour.
This is just what it sounds like — the story of a mother and her son, and the love between them. Its appearance as a radio serial grew out of two one-act plays which author Frank Provo wrote especially for Betty Garde and Kingsley Colton to act in on the Kate Smith program. That was last year, and Betty and Kingsley gave such good accounts of themselves that it was decided to put the characters and their adventures into a long-run serial.
As Connie Vance, the stage mother who struggles to provide for her ten-year-old son, Betty Garde has a part that's exactly suited to her. Betty won laurels for her stage work last year in "The Primrose Path," but she might never have been an actress if her father hadn't been a newspaper editor. In Philadelphia, where she grew up and appeared in amateur plays, the dramatic critic on her father's paper always wrote about her performances in very complimentary terms. Her father was skeptical — he thought the reviewers were just being nice because they were his coworkers— so to prove that she really could act, Betty left Philadelphia as soon as she was old enough and came to New York to get a stage job. It was a long pull, but she finally got the job and proved that
the reviewers were right, after all.
Kingsley Colton, who plays Buddy, is twelve years old, and studio workers like him because, they say, "he isn't the kind of kid that gets in your hair." He's as well-poised and self-assured as an adult, whether he's at the mike, diving off an eight-foot board or putting on the third green at golf. He got into radio a little more than two years ago, when an enthusiastic uncle brought him to Nila Mack, CBS children's program director. Before that he'd been a sucessful model for commercial photographers. He's been in a few movie shorts, but his principal interests are radio and school.
Also in the cast of My Son and I are Gladys Thornton, playing Aunt Addie, Agnes Young as Aunt Minta, and John Picard as Bruce Barrett. Looking at Agnes Young, you'd never guess that she could be the elderly spinster you hear on the air. As a matter of fact, she's unusual in that she plays young roles on the stage and character parts — old ladies, immigrant women, embittered villainesses and the like — on the air. Gladys Thornton, the Aunt Addie, has been in radio for ten years, starting with a daily serial over WOR in which she played all the characters as well as writing it herself. She has the distinction of being one of the few women who have ever appeared on the Amos 'n' Andy broadcasts — and under her own name, too — though it was only on one night's program.
SAY HELLO TO . . .
LEE C. MILLAR — the austere judge of Big Town, on CBS at 8 tonight. He's the husband, in private life, of Verna Felton, whom you can read about on page 42. Besides being one of Hollywood's busiest radio character actors, he has a wide range of animal impersonations, and is proud because once he won out over twenty-five dogs in an audition for the movie version of "The Voice of Bugle Ann." His is also the voice of Pluto, the dog in Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse cartoons — but his face hasn't appeared on a movie screen since 1914, when he was Dorothy Dalton's leading man in one called "Across the Pacific."
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