Variety (Nov 1933)

88 VARIETY A » l O-MUSIC Tuesday, November 14, 1933 COMMERCIALS ACME LGAD 0:30-Su-WABC fimlUne E McCoaMl AFtUATiSD PD'S (IjouIs Phllllpe) 1-Tn-WABO Princess Marie AMUR ROI.UNG The Iron Master* Beiinett Chappel . AAIER TORACCO 9-Sa-WEAF 'Mflglc Carpet' Jack Pearl . CUfC Hall Roberta Sltnmona' Lenders Trio DoVftrco Sisters . Al Gobdhian. Ore A>iKRICA>' Olli 7 Su-WADe Ethel Waters Geo Beiitty Dorscy llrofl A' & F M-0*:80-WEAF Harry. Horlick Frank Parker ARMOtR 9:30-K-WJZ Phil Baker H McNauffhton Mabel Albcrtson Roy Shield Merrle-Men Nell Sisters . •N. .W. Ayer A. S. BOYXE - (Floor . Wax) 1:30-.Sd-\VABC •Lazy Dah* IrvlnBT. KAUfmnn BARKASOX 8:80-M-Tli-F-WABC •Slneln''Sam' {•'am- Frankel •Erwln-Wasey . . BATTr.E CREEK l:45-'ru-W-Th-F WABC •Painted Dreams Irma Phillips Ireene. Wicker BAYER 0:30-Stt-WBAF Frank Munn Virginia Rea Ohman & Arden Bert Hlrsch HaensCheh ' Ore •Blackfett ^ BEKCH-lfUT 8:460t-W-F-WJZ •Red Davis' Curtis Arnall Johnny .Kane Jack Roseleigh Marlon Barney Elizabeth Wraggre John S. Youne >j BEST FOOB8 (Hellmans) B-Frl-AVEAF Fred Allen Portland Hoffa Roy At well Songsmlths' irerde Grofo Oro B1SODOI. ZtSIi-WABC Helen. Morgan Albert Bartlett B017RJOI9 8-Stt-WABC •An BVonlng In P'o Kath Carrlhgton Milt Watson BORDEN 10:4a'Th-WJZ •Magic Moments' Vee LaAvnhursC Murlell Pollock Marcella Shbilds Walter Scanlon Jane Ellison OOLGATE-PALM (Super Suds) 10:16-daily->VJZ •Clara, Lu & Eni* Louise Starkey .Isabelle Carothers Helen King , CRAZY CRYSTALS S-Su-WEAF and . 12 dolly Gche' Arnold Comrrioddires COKTiNENTAL Farm Advisor^ R. B. BAVIS (Baking Powd,). ~ 10-W-F-WKAF 'Mystery Chef John MacPherspn. Lyle Van CONT. BAKING \8-M-W--F::WABC Scrappy Lambert Frank Lather . . CORN PRODIJCTS 10:45-M-W.F- WABC Wlil Osborne ■Pedro de <.'ordoba CRAZY WATER lO-aiO-Sa-tu-Tli- F-WABG Carson Koljlson .. CREAM WHEAT lO-So-WABC Ahgelo Pfttrl R. Bi DAVIS 9:4G-Tu-Th-WABC 'Mystery Chef ■ ;J6hn MacPherson Lyle Van> 6-M-TH-W-Th- WABC ok Rogers' EX-LAX . »:?0-M-WABC 'The Big Show' Lulu McConn'ell Gertrude,Niesen Isham J ones FITCH '7:46-Su-WEAF Wendell Holl 1<. W Ramsey . . FORD DEALERS 7:30.Su-WKAF Lum & Abner Crltchfleld FOX FCR 7:30 dally-WEAF Bert Hlrach Ore Peck GEN. BAKING 3:3Q-Su-WABC Julia Sanderson Frank Crumlt GENERAL CIGAR »:80-W-WABC Quy Lombardo Burns & Allen OENERAIi FOODS 0;30-F-WABO 'All-American Football Show' 10-Sa-WABC 'Byrd Expedition' GENERAL :FO0DS ll:16-Tn-WEAr Frnnoes Lee . Barton 6:46-M*W-F-WEAF , (Jelloy Wizard ot Oz* Nancy . Kelly Jack. Smart Junius Mathews Parker' Fennelly 9-Th-WEAF (Maxwell) Chas Winnlnger Lahny Ross Annette Hanehaw Conrad. Thltault Muriel Wilson ' Molasses 'n' Jan'ry Dpn Vorhees Ore Sponsored Programs This pepartment lists spon- sored ppogrrams on both net- works, afmnffed alphabetically under, thfe advertiser's, name for the week of Nov. 20. All time Is p. m. unless otherwise note\ Where one advertiser has two or more programs, they are listed , con- secutively. An asterisk before nanae Ihdl- Gates ndve^tlsing . ageiicy;. han- llng account, Abbreviations: Su (Sunday); M (Monday); Tu (Tuesday); W (Wednesday); Th CThurs- day); F. Friday); S?i (Satur- day). (9:»()^Sat-WFAF) i Bentbri-Bowles (None such Mince) | ^^.I^^JIb^.U^IS Leo Relsman's Ore Yacht Club Boya Vivien Ruth nRIl(.LO 12:30.SuiWABO Tito Gulicor BRISTOL-MXERS g.^.'lVEAF CALIF. PACKING 0:3iO-M-WBAF H Barrett DobbB Doric & Kn'bocker Quartets M Wilson Ore OALSODENT CO. 4:15-T«-WEAF. Marlpy R- SherrlB ^'.^MI'AGNA 6:30-Su-WJZ •Grand Hotel' Ann Sevn\our lO-F.'WEAF •First Nighter' June Meredith Dom Ameche Carlton Brickert Cliff Soubler E Sagcrcnilsl'a Ore •Aubrey Moore CARBORimOCM 0:SO-Sa-WABC FranU 1)'Andrei . CAR LET'N-M O V E¥ (Father JoUh) 7:1S-W-WJZ John Merrick H Santorrt'e Ore CARNATION MILK 10-M-WKAF Gcqe -Arnold. Lullaby Lady . M L. Eastrhan . Jean Paul TCIng CBNTvUJR (Fletcher's. ) :30-W-^WABC Albert S)ial<llr.K ^_ CHAPPEL BROS 7:4.'5-SHrWABC •Kin. Tm Tin' CMA8E-SANB0BN (Stand; Brands) . 8-Su-WE.AF Eddie Cantor Rublno/f •J, Walt. Thomp, CHEVROLET io-sa-WEAF Jack Benny tfk Mary Livingstone Frank Blnck . CITIES f4ERVICB 8-F->VEAF Grantlanrt Rlre Jessica ragonette Cavaliers Henry_gho i)fe "^^rranKT^ffrTter Jfthn Scftgle Elliot Sna\/ Young'Rubloans GENERAL MILLS S.-SO-Dnlly^WAtoC •Jack Armstrong, All American Boy 12:30-I)t>ll}'-'WAKC 'Flashes'. GENERAL MILLS . 4 dally-WJZ &T351} Lee Montgomery Frank Banta Milton Rettcnbetg R Bourdon's .Ore •Lord &. Thomas CLI.M ALINE 12-Tn-Tli-WEAF Cherl McKay Merry Mads ^^.^ D-L A W COAL ?Llltle Italy' Hiram Brown RKX COLE 7-Tu'-Sn-WEAF R Cole Mountaln'rs •Blackett GENERAL TIRE 10-Tu-WEAF Harold Stokes Ore •Hays McFarland A.C. GILBERT CO. (Erector) :45-Su-WJZ Walter T'etley Chas Hoyt A. 8t P. fl-M-WF>^\F A&P Gypsies Harry Horlick- Frank Parker ♦Paris Sr. Peart GULF 9 W-F-WABC Irvln . S Cobb • Al. Goodman- 9-SU-W.IZ Will Rogers Revelers Goodmnh Ore ♦Cecil AVarwiek HEALTH PROD'TS (White Cod) 2-Su-WJZ ■Bur X nunch' Crtraon Roblson BUckarooa 7:30-M-W-F-WJZ (Foc.hamlnt) 'Pot & Ti^<?arl' . JosepU-^ Greonwald lx)u AVflrh •Mcr>Erlck. HErUER INO 0:ir.>I-Th-F-WABC. •H.-llur-O llangera* Bobby Btnsoti' .Nell b'Malley Florence-- Italian. Billy JTallop John Bart lie KDXA HOPPER 2:li5-M-Th-F- WABC Lester Tr^njaliie Virginia Cli^rk. Karl Ifpiibe ' JOHNSON & SON (Floor Wax) ^ H:30-M-Tli-WABC Toiiy .Wons Kfenan & I'hillln.s H. ,1. HKINZ CO. J.O-.'II^IV-F-WJZ HOLLANDKR 9:30-Tii-\V-IZ •Men of iMririg' HOOVKR 4:30-Sd-\VKAF Edward 1'a vies Chl< ago A (.'a;>«lla Joe K<i»--«t n'r HORLICK 8:30-Tn-Tli-\VJBtt Dr. H IJ.',r'!<??';n^ •Lord ff Thorr;ajl HOI <KIIOLW B. Tii-IVJZ Eflgfir A <yi'-M HUDSON MOTORS lO^Sa-WEAF •Sfat Night Party B A Rolfe Ore Lew White •Blackman HUMPHREYS (Remedies) 9-M-W-F-WEAF .Morning Home C JEDDO COAL lilS-Th-F-S^WJZ 3 Musketeers John BreiWster Wilfred Seagram Mark' Smith Allan DeVltt Eustace Wyatt T.jelgh Lovell Helen Dumas Ben Orauer *N. W. Ayer JKRGEN'S 9:30^Svi->VJZ Riith Cambrldite J. Walt. Thomp. JOHNSrMANVLLE 8:30-H-WEAF Floyd Gibbons , , Victor Young's Ore •J. Walt. Thomp. KELLOGG ' 6:30-DaUy-WJZ The Singing Lady rene Wicker ♦N. W.. Ayer . KRAFX-VHENIX 10-Tli->VEAF P Whltenian Ore Deems Taylor •J. Walt. Thomp. KINGS BREW 7:30-Sa-WABO Kings Henchmen' .Jane Froihan ..' Charles C'arllle. Freddie. Befrena KOLYNOS 7:15-M-Th-F-W ABC Just Plain Bill Arthur Hughes L.%I»Y ESTHER 10-SI-WABO Wayne King Ore •Stack-Goble . 3-Sa-WBAF Wayne- King's Ore LAMONT-CORUSS (Ponds) 0:30-F-WEAF Lee Wiley Victor'Young Ore (Nestles) 8-F-WJZ Ethel Shutta Walter O'keefe Don Bestor- Ore - •J. Walt. Thomp. LARUS (Edgeworth) _J«AK-WEAF OJCOL 10- W-E-WABC Bave, Bunny & O Bunny Coughlln DaVe Grant Gordon '.Graham PACIFIC BORAX 9:30-Th-WJZ *Death Vall'y Days' Tim Prawley Joseph Bell Edwin W Whitney Lonesome Cowboy Joseph Bonlihe Ore • cC-Erlck. PEPSODENT 7-Daliy-WJZ Amos 'n' Andy 7:4S-Dally-WJZ Rise of Gold' Gertrude Berg Jam^S Watiefs . •Lord. & .Thomas PHILCO 7 ;45-M-W-F-WABC Boake . Carter PHILIP MORRIS a:SO-'W-WEAF Leo Relsman's Ore Phil Duey Blow. ■ PHILLSBURY 10:30^Dally^WJZ Ir-.na Pullllps Bess Johnson Walter Wicker . PILLSBURY 11-M-W-F-WABC 'Cooking Close. Ups Hutchinson P.ABST 9-Ta-WEAF Ben Bernie Ore Matt-Fogarty. .. PLY.MOUTH 8rTu-Tii-Sn-WABC Elmer E'v't Yesa' Hal Dawson ' BALST'N PURIN 5:30--U-W-F-WE.AF 'Adventures ot Tom Mix' Artellc Dixon Percy. Humas WInfred Toomcy Andrewe Donnelly John S. Young 10i30-Ta^W£.AF Mme Sylvia of Hollywood ♦Gardner REAL SILK 7-Su-WJZ Vincent Lopez Ore Alice. Joy ♦Erwln-Wasey 8-Th-WEAF (Flelschmann) Rudy Vallee and His Conn. Yanks •J. Walt. Thomp. STD. OIL (N. Y.) 8-M-WEAF Socony SkctchOB Arthur Allen Kate McComb Parker Fennelly rsabel Wen la eke Ruth Rusaell Rob^t Straus Howard Claney STERLING PRQD. (Phillips Mag) 8i30-W-WEAF Waltz .TItnc' Abe. Lymnn.. Ore Frank. Munn 6^M-Th-FrWABC Sklppy' . SUN OIL e:4S-Diklly-WJZ Lowell Thomas - •Roche-WlUlams SWIFT (Butterfleld) 10-F-WABO Olsen- & Jbhrison King's Jesters Harry Sosnlck •J. Walt. Thomp.; TA,STYE.\ST l^:16-Sn-WJZ . Baby Hose Marls TEX AS CO, 9;30-Tn-WE.AF Ed Wynn Graham MoNamee Don Vottrheea •Hapff-Netzger U. S. TOBACCO (Dili's Best) . 7-Sa-WEAF Hftlf H'r for M6n' J C Nugent Premiere <3uartet •McC-Erlck.: UNDERWOOD 8:30-Th-CBS Wm, Lyons Phelps Alexander Gray - Donald Burr . Patricia Ddmi' Nat Shilkret •Marchalk & Pratt UNION, CKNTRAT, S-SonWAiBO 'Roses &. Drums' Elizabeth Love C>eorge Gaul . Robt.T Haines Blaine Cordner VADSCt SALES 7:30-Th-WJZ Michael. Bartlett Alfred Lustgarten John Holbrook RCA VICTOR 10:30-Su-WEAF Col Louis Howe Walter Trunibull VINCE W-9:30-WaZ John McGormIck Wm. M. Daly ' •Cecil Warwick WAITT ft BOND (Blackstone) 8-Ta-WEAF Julia Sanderson Frank Crumlt Parker Fennely Jack Shilkres Oro •BBD&O WANDER CO (Ovaltlnia) S:46-Dally-WJZ Little Orphan A' M'g't Ploy Hughes Allan Baruck Henrietta Tedro Harry Caijisdale •Blackett WM. R. WARNER •9-W-WJZ Warden;. Lawes - B. L, WATKINS (9-Sa-WJZ) Tantara Davis Percy (Sene Rodemlch Men About Town •Blackett WELCH GRAPE 7:45-M-W-F-WJZ Irene Rich ♦Erwln-Was6y tVHEATENA 7:16-DaUy-WEAF 'Billy Batchelor' Raymond Knight Alice Davenport •McKee-Albrlght 'MII'DROOT 4:16-Sn->VEAF Vee A; Johnny BBD & O WOODBURY 8:30-W-F-WJZ •D'nB*rou.s Par'dlse' Elsie Hltz Nick. Dawson. WYETH CHEH. (jad Salts) 1:80-Tn-W-Th-F- WABC 'Eaisy Aces* WASEY 12-H-Tlt-F-WABC •Voice of Ex'perltce' Sayles Taylor WRlGLEY ^ 7-M-Th-F-WABC 'Myrte & Marge' • Myrte Vail 'Donna Dameral WOODBURY 8:80-M-WABC Blng Crosby Lennle Hayton WOBCESTER e:46-F-WABC Zoel Parenteau's O Carl Vian Ambergs YEASTFOAM 2:8Q-Sn-WJZ Jan Gar her Ore •Hays McFarland Coast Musikers Air line News By Nellie Revell Bertha Bralnard, manager of NBC'is prpgram department and the only, woman radio executive at the network^ hais helped move that station four times. First Newark, thien Waldorf, later AeoUaR Hall, then 711 Fifth ayenue, now 30 BockefeUer Plaza. Now It Can Ba MehtTbned Now that the Ui . sieems. about to resume diplomatic relations with tlussia, it may be apropos to reveia,! that some of pur leading radi6 maestros trace their ancestry to the land of the Soviets. Among these are Rublnoff, Leon Belaaco, Lipuls Katznian, Phil. Spltalnyi Freddie Rich, Harry Salter, Mark Warnbw, Al Goodman, Jerry Freeman Abe Lyman, Leo Relsman, Andrei kostela:netz a,nd Lennle Hayton. Swift May Rotate Swift ^ Co;, who sponsor Irving Kaufman's 'Happy Rambler' broad- casts, which now originate from Boston over NBCi are contemplating having these programs conie frpm a different eastern city each week. Remote Criticism 'Said Abe Lyman to Irving Kaufrtan: last night,' •But I wasn't on the air,' said Iii-v. •I know,' replied Abe. 'But Milton Berle. was!' Short Shots "TemperamentaU these stars. A day after . Irene Bordonl had been fiigned as guest star, with Ipiana "Trpubadoursi Nbyember .15, she. wois offered a 13-week conti'act, which, she refused because she doesn't feel like dpihg radio work regularly 'right now.' No Pther reason!. .Leon Belasco win act as m,c. With a French accent for a French perfumery commercial Radio City's population increased by 800 as the staff of NBC moved Into Its new headquarters there.. v.Herman Bernard, of Radio World, returns to the air after flvP years irt a program called Spotlight on the Unlvierse* over WHOM....Kurt Jadasohn, head of the copyright department of WOR, . has resigned tP take , a position with the European Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers.. . .Dr. BiUy Akst, formerly musical director of the Capitol theatre, has been visiting in New York and Is returning to the MGM ptudlos in Culver City.... Little Jack Little Went to the Courtis to get legal consent for thie 'Little' surname when he dlscPvered that there was another Jack Little, a vaudeville actor In ChIcagp....Brmlnle Calloway, the Texas Tomboy girl. Is back on NBC,. . .Lew Cooper will handle Charlie CarlUe's affairs for the next five years... .May Singhl Breen says NBC artists need roller skates to get from one studio to another. Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia •BBD&O MEBMANN . 8-Sa-WJZ TAy Perkins Shirley Howard Louis A Wltten •Hanft-.Metzger UNIT 0-Sa-WABC Jane Fromatt JUllus Tannen Erno Rapp<;e NMno' Martini LIONEL TRAINS 4-Sa-WtlZ Wlliiner AValter James M.cCalUon Fuller Smith " LUXOR (Armour) ■ 5:30-SnrWEAF TalUle Pic Time* June Meredith John GoldSWorthy John Stanford • .Gilbert Dduglas Murray Forbes ♦N. W. Ayer LORILLARD 10-W-WABC Fred Waring Moran St Mack. LOUDEN P'CKING (IXogglb: Dinner) ■ .■>:4r>-Th-WABC 'Stamp Advenlure.s' MALTEX. •.. 1:30-Su-WEAF Dale .i.'arncclc •■ Harold f-ntifor'J,. Ore •Saml.Groot MET, LIFE CO. 0:45 dnIly-WEAF Arthur ' naglpy DR. MILES LAB'S (Alka-Seltzer) 11-Sn-W.IZ Wt...«! JJarn Dance •Wade MOLLE CO. 7-M.rW-FTWEAF Rnxnnne Wallttcie William Edmonson .Southernalres 4 •.Stark^Goble BEN.1 MOORE - -H^30»M'-WEAF- Bctfy Moore Lew White MrEI.LER CO. 10:ir.-M-W-F- WABC 'B.U (t fJineer >ATL .*<l'OAR ,0:.'iO-M-W.IZ. lif/.'i'".; .-.nt-'frti Hollywood, Nov. 13. I^at Finston has installed a new system In the Pariamount music de- partment for his. two assistants, Sam Hawkins and Roy Pjasted. Each la apportioned ftalf of the pro- ductions, as they come up, and acts as contact man. between the rest of the studio and the musikers on the pictures. Frances. Hall, who does picture work al other times, presiding Pver a twP-blt recording device In the Paramount, theatre here. Makes a minutis record on an unbreakable disc .beSyiva, Brown and Henderson is RED'sTAiT'vEAST l publishing 'Yes, My Dear,' by Gor- Ed^ oS^u'"*''^"^^ doh and Revel frotrt Paramounfs ' White Woman.' Same pair wrote Did You Ever See a Dream Walk ing?' for 'Sitting Pretty.' Gordon and Revel flew to New York Nov. 9 with the print of Sit ting Pretty.' Back In 10 days. Gene Quaw's orchestra at the Cosmopolitan hotel, Denver, has. been indreased to 12- men. Buddy Morris planed in from New York for a month at the War- ner studio. Sam Fox publishing 'Why Am I Happy,' 'The Band Is Gaily Play-, ing,' 'To Romance,' and 'His Maj- esty's Carall by William Kernell from 'My. Llpis Betray/ the second Lilian Harvey picture released by Fqx. With Con Conrad in New York and Archie Goettler at Arrowhead, Sidney Mitchell Is holding down the Hollywood front for the trio. Arthur.' johnstoh' due back from that N, Y. jaunt Nov. 20. Goes to work with Sam Coslow on the next Bing. Crosby flicker. William Kernell coUabing on the Phil Porterfleld Irma Qlen Earl -Lawrence.; REJIINGTON 5:45-M-W-F-W ABC 'Cowboy Tom* 8:3td-F-WABC 'March of Time' RITCHIE (Scott's Erhul) 7;30-F-S-WEAF Jack Roseleigh. Wally Maher Elizabeth Council Bruce' Evans Frank Wilson Ernest Whlteman Edward Reese John MacBryde <En6 Salts) 8-Tu-W-W.IZ 'Brio .Crime Club* Spencer- Dc'nn *N. W. Ayer. BICWriELD OIL iO-.M-W.JZ Grantland Bice 'Mary McCoy Betty Barthell Lelth Stevens . Jack Golden's Ore SEALED POWER 8-M-WjZ Cilft Soubler Morln Sisters Kliig's Jestei's Harold . StoRe'is Ore Ada Patterson?s two-year-old. broadcast on WHOM, 'Interesting Pep- jjle 1 Have Met,' has .been changed to Monday afternoons,.. .Larry Shea, song writer, has been added to the program depa,rtment of NBC.... Ted Bergman's mlssuS; the former FInette Walker of the Washington Opera, Co., has returned to sinking and is auditioning for two programs.... fshlrley Howard'is NBC Rhelngpld Beer commercial comes up for re- newal this week. Shirley was just signed for the thrice weekly MoUe ))rogram over the same network... .John Kelvin has shifted from CBS to WOR. His flrst program will be heard next Thursday (Nov. 16).... irreddy Berrens and Charles Carlile write fan letters tP each, other In disguised handwritings, requesting ImpPssible numbers, and they cause each other plenty of headaches Babs Ryan, the feminine 'Smoothie* on the Old Gol4 program, was Davidson's (Tenn.) leading pianp teacher lit the age of , fourteen Ruth Betz, formerly of CBS Chicago office, iind June Auliok have been added to the Columbia publicity department to assist on commercial programs;.. .Theodore Kasna, research engineer at WOR* was married election night to a girl from Liberty, N. Y.... Tony Wons Is getting mail from the West Coast for the flrst time, now that he's spptted a,t 11:30 am. J'/.-';; fift' I .Tofl C. , Frey ,v\-rfoN\r Off. ll:J--T-T -\\ Mi( SlIKtL EASTERN script for 'Masquerade, Fpx -Span- ' isher starring Raul Roulien, as well as writing music .and lyrics for the picture. He writes the Wjords in English and Jose Rubip translates them into. Spanish Art Schwartz recruited all of the local bandleaders, for the 'Foot light Parade' opening. . Showed them the picture In advance and had each conduct a number in the lobby during the premiere. At a ohe-nighter played at a beach town recently by Ted Flo- Rito, the 'leader had his Filipino servant at the door with a clicker to check the gate. At. the cPuntup FipRitP^s check showed that ^here "were 5,050 people Tri'^the IJaTfrborn, which tabulated only 3,000 admls slonS. Turned out that boy didn't •subtract those who Went out- at in- termissions C:30^Th-F-Sa . W.\BC Eildy Doolpy. SINCLAIR M-O-WJZ Gene. Arnold Bill Chllrts Mac. McCloud Joe Parsons Cllfl i^oubier Harry Kogeri "Brwln-Waaey SIMITIt HROR. 8:45-Tu-W.lZ Hilly lllllpot .*lCJ*Jippy Lambert Nat .'Jhllkrofs Ore •IIomann-Tnrclier SPOOL COTTON 0:15-F-WABC •'Tbds of irapplncss =.T.o m m y--M.cl'iiuB hll n^ -Andre Kostelanex SPRAGIE WARN. 4-F-WABC Tortklng .Sphool' .SI'iCATT'H PAT. 7:45-Tu-Wj;Z Don Carney's Bog Sf orlf'H STAND. BRANDS (■■.Hakfr'.M) 7:30-Su-W.lZ ,If,f- V'-unr-r. If.-.rri/-' JMi:<ir'l <)•/./..<• S'-'y'in Oc H-W-WE\K at'.-- I <■>!) ;' " I.-I r 't'-'iTi'<: I.') '-U Ore; Scrambled Notes Day after Frank Blackj NBC general musical director, blasted the so- called classic, comppsere for 'laying down' by refusing to Write for radio. Paul Whlteman announced his composer's scholarship. The big lad doesn't miss a trick.. . .Alexander WooUcott will be heard on a new time schedule beginning Monday (Nov.. 20)... .John Mills of the Mills Brothers was married Friday Iri Chicago He's the second of the quartet to take the step. Herbert married Ltpuise Cook, Harlem dancer, last sum- mer.MortPn Downey will leave for a.vaudeville tpur of Texas within a few wieelts. He will take a unit with him, and Barney McDeyitt will be his advance man,, . .While conlinuihg his radio worlc, George Jessel plans to embark upon a series of 'Concert Comlque' appearances.,., Victor Young has. junked pop songs a "while and is now hard at work on a serious composition. Cowan Aides Out irport Tavern opens at Albu querque, N. M., this week under di- rection of Harry McCllniock, late ot Juarez (Mex.) cabaret. Beer and wlnea under new stato liquor Jaw. Located adjacent Albuquerque airport (Continued from of. the Technicians' branch execu- tive committee, resigned simultane- ously with Cowan, stating that the Academy Is no place for technical men. Two other members quit spon afterw:ardS, and at the samiei time Lloyd Bacon, , director at Warners— where Levihson is chief technician —handed In his resignation.. After Leyinson quit, efforts. .were reported being rPade to form ah. in- dependent organization of technical men whose purpose is to dedicate Itself to research and developnient worli in the. interests of the' Indus try. This was the priginal Intent of the Academy technicians before the organization went political and gpt niixed up In. settlement of dif ferences .between Studios and eni ployees^ "^X^Thaofi's'wTth'arSHva^ to be due to opposition- to the man- ner in which J. Theodore Reed, Academy president,: handled ques- tions at the Washington code hear Ings involving studlp technical workers.. 873 on Rpster Flgufes presented at the time the board acted on Cowan's resignation showed that despite the epidemic, of withdrawals, 873 names are still on the membership roster. Actors' and writers' branch, inpst seriously af- fected.by tlie. resignations, still iiave memberships respectively of 205 and 65. Actor resignations, to date total 73, and writers quittings 62. Lesi-er Cowan left Friday (10) for San Franciscp saying he will take severial weeks' vacation before look- ing .for another' berth. Report is that he will l>e employed In some .capacity in Irving Thia^lberg's unit at Metro. PEPS MUSIC TIE-UPS Ft. Wayne,. Nov;. IS.. Complaints, of local film house managers regarding slacic co-oper- ation on music store tie-ups brought quick action from Chicago office of DeSylva, Brown & -Henderson. Salesman came here Immediately after' story in.. Varibtt, bringing along a tr.unk full of window title sheets and complimentary copies. Made personal j;pntac t jyith; stores, promising^ faster delivery and straightened matters up in general- Stores were becoming "indifferent to this exploitation. DETROIT'S 9 ORGANISTS Detroit, Nov: 13. This town has felt a distinct re- turn to popularity pf org.inlPts with nine working here. ■Two are at radio stations ari'l the rest employed in theatres.