Variety (Nov 1933)

44 VARIETY Tvesdayf November 14, 1933 NEXT WEEK (Nov. 16) THIS WEEK (Nov. 9) Numerals in connection with bills below indicate 0|pening day of show, whether full or split week Picture Theabres MO KEW. YORK CITX ■ Paliide. (17). Arreji & jBrodertcli (Three': to All) (io).: Llazeed'Ai-aba- Jack Major- Bert Lalir ,Vlc Oliver <v Koye &.Maye Kev- Acadeniy (17) 3 De .Lonff SI3 Edaie Miller : Defvitp. & Denny Rome & Gaut Hollyw'd Revels 2a half (l^rlS) Cab Calldwny Ore BROOKLYN Albee (17) Harold. Stern Ora Gertrude- Sieiseh (Two to flU) ; . (10) 4 Ortons Allen <t Kent Morton Downey (10) Duncan ■ Pia (COIiUMBUS Ohio (17) Duncan Sis DAYTON Keith's (10) Carroll's Vanities DKTKOIT no^tTitown (17) Buddy RORers Ore .(10). Alex Hyde Ore 3 Sailors (Two.to All) IIEMrSTEAD BivoU 1st half (10-13) Will Osborne Bd KANSAS CITY Mainntreet (17) Strike Me Pink (10) Ben Bernle Bd MINNEAPtfMS Orpheuih (17) Een Bernle Bd RONNIE VAN & FRANK BAniO CITY Ji. Hw. N. Yw RODION AND RIMA FLORIA VESTOFF FOX'S BKLYN ALL PLACED By LEDbY & $M1TH York & Klner Russian Revels Prospect 1st. half (17-20) Bernlce & Emily (Others to nil) 2d half (14-16) Houstrl Fath O'Nell & Manners Mullen Sis Harry Burns- Buddy Waprncr Ore BOSTON B68t4>n (17) Cotton Clui> Rev (lOV Jue Wonfj- Fred Stone J & P Michon Inecnues Keith's (17) Mr & Mrs Crawf-d .(tO) Mr St Mrs Crawfd CHICAGO rolatre (17) Kltehen Pirates Bert Walton liUyan Tashman Mills Gold & Raya Alex Hyde Ore (10) Sierge' Flash Levrls &; Moore Roxy's Gan^ Jimmy Savo Ted Weeins OriB:. State T^Ice (12): Nell Kelly ward & Van Barry. Cooper. T &. B Wonder Ross & Aycrs Ruth Petty . Johnny Perkltia Johnny SmaiU Al Kvale Berntce Stone CINCINNATI Albee (17) Bart Cart-oil's Rev ao) Buddy Rogers Bd CI>EVFXANB 105th St. (17) 60 M'l'n Frenchm'n NEWARK Keith's (17) C!ab Calloway Ore ,. „ » N'W BRUNSWICK T & B Waters Cooper & PIckert BOSTON Orpheuin, (17) Alf J^oyal's Co Joe' 'Termlhl Bob XaSalle Co' . Wm & Joe Mandet. Gray Fam . (One to fill) . (CANTON . . Loew'B_ ... 1st half (lT-20) 5 Arleys Roger Williams T^wts' & Moore Kddle Lambert Bom by- Co 2d half (21-23) Tliiirgton HARRISBUBO State Ist half (17'-20) 3 Blue' Steppefs Mills & Fiddler Abbott . &. Blaland Bob.Carney & J Great Huber 2d half (21.«23), Mertl)! Bros. Co Murray & Moss CoogaLii ft Casey Brems l?ltz -Co Jimmy Vei;dl Co- JERSEY CITY L6eWs (17) 5 Elgins Raton Boys M Moriteomery Slate Bros ' Duke McHale Rev MONTREAI, Xoew's (17) Pasquall Bros . Morgan. Bros & F Joe Kelso Co Pease. & Nelson Cllfrord' & Marian Doc Baker -Co NEWARK State (17) KelthlB 2d half (28^29) Ross Be Edwards (Two to fill) 1st half (ll-ia> Gilbert Bros Al Golden Co Harry Burns Lilnda ft. DIrgo Rev OMAHA 1st half (17-20) Strike Me Pink PATERSON Keith's Ist half (17-20) C^smond & Grant Freddy Crals Earle Faber Co Aristocrats NORFOIiK Norrcii 1st half (17-20) Paul Ndlah Smith & Hart. Lubln ' tiarry A' A Herbert Pay Co Jans & Lytoh Rev 2d half (21-23) 5' Lelands .' Jeromie Mann Geo NIblo Co Carr & Martin Shuron t>e Vrles Co I 3 Smoothies PROVIDENCE Babs J^w's (17). NEW YORK CITY Patsmonnt (11) •ShoW: Boat' Mitchel & Purante Chaa Wlnnlngee Lanny Rosa Muriel Wilson Moriah (10) Jack Benny M'rg'ret tilvlngrstpn Uta Orey Chaplin JaiiB & Wbalen 3 R Bros BAI'TIMORE Hippodrome (10) Loii Holtz H Leo Shawowosky Fat Rdoney & Jc Janet. Reads Lew PoUaelt Kay Katya & K BOSTON , Metriqtolitaii (10) Waring's Pennsy'a Tom Waring . Poley McCiintock Lane Sis Gretomas Brltt Wood Leavitt ft Lockw'd Wilson. Bros Oaoribnrelll Co READING Capitol .1st half (17-20) Ai Llbby Co . C & L Gerard Bernle & Walker Sam. Hearn. Dancing Aces 2d half (21-23) 3 Blue Steppers Mills Sc. Fiddler . Abbott ft Btsland Bob Carney Great Huber RICHMOND National . Ist half. (17-20) ^ Lelands Jerome Mann Geo Niblo Co Carr & Martin Johnny t)aviB Stiiart Ghurchilt BITEFAIX) Buiralo (17) Amos 'n* Andy Cass Mack & O Vernon '4 Mickey '50 Frenchmen' Venlta Gould Billy Taylor Al Norman. Lalna. Blair •Ann Vlckera'. ^ Illppodroine (10) Sammy Cohen J Robert Pauline Jerry' ft Granda Paul Mall Gus Robey Oo Brianta Dorothy & ^ing :B baltbn' & Craig . 'Beauty for Sale' omcAoo Chicago (17) Donald Novla Garlllo .. Radio Rogues. MaxelloB (10) Joe - Laurie Jr Larry Adler . Lorraine Tumler Bvana Ballet Harding (10) Art Kahn Oene &. Charlie Hooper ft Catchett Dave Malcolm Bill Reynolds Co | Jo?e Rlvas Orclv Joan Warner Szlta. ft Annia Ethel Alice I Nino Rlnaldo Orch College Ina , Alice Blue Phil Harris Orch Leah Ray * I s Ambassadora Cohgresa Hotel (joe Urban Boom) Robert Rpyce Cherle ft Tomtislta I Corey Lynn Carlos Molina. . Verne Buck Orch ColOBlmp'f I Dorothy Henry Montenegro ft Dor Hector Co Byton Re.V Mairbro (17) BelUtt & Lamb (Four to nil) (10) Walter Dare Wahl Mann R'blns'n ft M Ujndred H . Chaplin Countess Borlska .<;ignor. Barsoni ' Art Bilckley • Cole Sis Irene Duval Clnb. Alnbam r •HUton & Goron Benny Ross Co Kanazawa Tr DETROIT Colonial <iO) Maxie Co (Four to fill) ' Hnyfalr. (10) •Varieties of '34? Michigan (17) Joe lAurle Co Jerry Coa. (a-hree to fill) • (10) Eduard Werner Del Delbrldge Ore MONTREAL Capitol (17) Mills Bros (Three to (111) ST. XOUIS . AntbasBtidor (10) Jackie Heller Radio RoBuea Davey- Jones Co (Foui^. to ail) Catherine O'Nell Shuron De Vrles Co. 1 Jerry Lester 2d halt (21-23) Pietro Gentile Paul Nolan Co I Florence Valarea Smith ft Hart Kay Katye ft K Lubin Larry ft A I Girl Friends Herbert Fay Co Gary ft Dixon Jans ft LyntOn Rev Alice Kellerman W'SHINGT'N, D. C. Marion Martin Fox (17) Student Prince Harriett Myxne Katherine Spector WARNER EU2ABETH : Ritz 1st half (18-21) Station ERIN (Four to All) . -i!d half (22-24) Harry Small * Sia I KiV-QrlerGo ^o%"ir^Co I ^1^17) Lambertl I;lmaca Ore 2d half (21-23) Jack Whiting Go J' ft K Lee Snow ft Berry Bros (Two to fill) 2d hair (14-16) Avklon Tr Mells Kirk, ft H Maryiln .Mack ' Hal Jeronie Gracella & Theo ■ ROCHESTER Keith's (17) Beverley West Rev (10) DeLong Sis Wills ft Davis Baby Rose Marie Diamond Boya Irene ■VermillHon TRENTON Cnpltol 1st half (17-20) Bottoms Up Rev 2d half (21-23) Rons ft Edwards (ITiree to fill) 2d half (14-16) 3 Whippets Al Golden Co Hill ft tTorman Linda ft DIrgo Rev Leoii Navarra Ross ft Russell Berrg Bros Co (Two to fill) rmiJiDELPHIAl VuAt> (17) James 'Evans Wills ft Davis Dave Apollon Co (10) •Stormy Weather Cotton. Club Rev WASHINGTOI^ Earle. (17) Balabanow 6' Milo Hill ft Hoffman Barto ft Mann' (10) James Evans- Annie Judy ft Z Lang & Squires . Gwy Lomb&rdo Ore Fanchon & Marco 'NEW YORK CITY Boxy (17) Phil Regan Where's Elmer 6 DanwlUs (Others to flil) BROOKLYN Poramonnt (17) Georglo Price Llbonatl 3 Dorothy Crooker (Others to flU) PHILADELPHIA Fox (17) Liou Holtz. H Leo Shawowsky Lew Pollack Co (Others f to mi> ST. LOUIS St. Louis (17) Stan Kavahaugb Radio Aces 3^ Saliora (Others to All) Cabarets NEW TOBK CITT OFFTCTAL DENTIST TO' THE N. V. A. DR. JULIAN SIEGEL 1660 Broadway Thl» W««k: .Madeline Hodge: Jacic Staraet Loew NEW YORK CITY Capitol (17) •Crazy Quilt' Show . Boulevnrd Ist half,.(17-.40V Aussie - ft. Qzeck Delivery B'oj-a •Chick'- Haines Co Joe Touhg Co Gracella ft Theo 2d half (21-23) ■ Kltaros Japs ' May 'Joyce.. 3 Fb'nz'ellos Harry Burns. Co ■ DeToregos Co' Orpheum 1st . half (17-20) Catcheiota Lllllaii Dawson Ray-. Shannon .Co Har^y" Burns-. Co Buddy 'Waicrneir Ore 2d hnlf (21-23), 6 Ani Belfords Zclda Santley Pete Jack Waldron Gracella & Theo Parndlae (17) , 'White's 'Scandals' State (17) T^ed Lewis Rev BROOKLYN =OBto8'=^AVei Arromhead Inii IrVln^ Conn Orch Aator Root Jack Berger Orch Bal-Mnsette Mlliiard ft Anita George Marshal Leonard Keller Georgette' Leon Bedeau L'Apache Ore . ist half (17-20) Chick Chloo ft M Ruth Ford Jack Waldron ft H Russ Elmer ft A DeTorepros Co • 2d half (21-23) Catchplots B ft E Coll . Joe Young Co Gup Rolii^y Co Buddy WaKnerOrc Metropolitan (17) Huatral Tr John Fogarty Co Chase * riaT'our Rddle Gnrr Jaek Sianey's Rev tniore Hotel Don Beator Oreb Isabelle Hehdereoo Florla Armstrong Barry Devlne Minor ft Root Bowery Valencia (17) Kate-Smith Rev Hudson Wonders Cookie Bowers 4 Franks ALLliNTOWN State . Ist half (17-20) Dohals Sia V , _ . ^ Str'tf'd & Mayhcrry Lou Dolgoft KoKerg Donnelly I John Barry Dod'fro BroH. Rev 2d half (21-23) Al Llbby Co Chas ft L Gerard Bernle A- Walker Sam- Hcarn -DanclnR Aeos AKRON I»ow'fl ■- 1st half (17-.?0) Thurston . 2d half (21-23) H a Arleys Roger Williams 'Lewis & Moore Eddlia Lambert Bomby Co- v, . • BALTIMORE Century (17) Ruble Sis Peter Hifrslns Lew Parker Co Diamonds NolUc DurUIn 3 .Blue Pashers Fred - Jordan Mabel' Bradley .Ben - Tttbler's B.d Brown Derby Oscar Lloyd ■ ISvelyn. Dougherty "Kdlth.'l^aotor- Gertruilo Moody Dave Abrarns' Ore Casino de Paree Wrh O'^Nelll-.. Plorlo- Hutchinson Claire \Vpyette. Wm. Sully . liorothy Dell Alice Dudley Jache CallQ Vcrsellels Mildred Fanton Miles & Kovi-r Rev 1 & W .StnnIcy.^(t7)-=^ JMn«l»S?^E^^ Jack Benny. Central P'k Casino Mary Llvlnir.<jton „, ui- rt- Llta Grey Chaplin- Eddy DUchln Ore 3 R'a Geo Murphy Jans ft Whrtlcn Geo. Mefaxft BAY BIIHJE. L. I, | Gomez ft Wlwona Loew'B Choa ColumbUB Huston Harder Commodore Hotel isham Juried Ore Isabel Brown Cotton Club Cab Calloway Ore Dan Healy Rev Croydon Charles Eckels Ore Deimonlco's Val Veatoff Sid Tomack Sally Mayo. Ranlo & Ruth Jerry ft Turk Aaronson .Ore-- I Chico Tanco & ^orca Las ■ AjedriS Adelliia Duiran Orlando Rlcarde A.B.C. 3 .Pilar' Areas Embassy Tacht Club Boys list half (17.20) Franco ft LaPell Bob Fisher. Fred Ardnth Co Donla ft McNeill Climas 2d half (21-23) Boyd & Wfillln Lydld Harris Murray ft Maddox Steve Evans Chez Porce Boddy Leonard Nona ft Sodano Lee ft I'rtompson Al Ivavolln Ore Club Bnatlle Splvey Sue Hlokn Pal la Howard Wallace ft Arnold Hotel Belvedere Art Kahn Ore Hotel LexlngtoB Jack Little Ore Hotel ontclair Wm' Scotti . Orc Mario ft Eolalla Hotel New Yorker Abe .Lyman. Oro Hotel BoOaevelt Mar J or le Mottett Reggy Childa' Ore Klnga Terrace Al Shayne Gladys Bentley R'b'rrgs* Wllliama Ted -Brown Orch Lost. Bonndap Ha;l Muller Belle Moore- Eddie Rogera Shirley Carklna Virginia Valence. Eddie Rogera Jimmy Santry MalaoB Bo/ale Walah ft Arnold Antobal cabana Hardea'a . Blvler*- Variety Beviie Emir Coleman Ore Mayfalr Yacht CBob Dwlght Flake Maureil ft Cordova Walter O'Neill Ore MMitmartre Gldb Rock Twlna llrner 6t Charlea Reader's Oro" Mnrray'ii Patsy Shaw Edna Lee Bobby Brian- Al Brady Leo Stone Oro Paradise Paul Whlteman Or NTG Rev Flelcta Sorrell C'ntess Von X<oesen Zanette ft Manon Ann Lee- Patterson Nelda Ktncald Dixie Duhbar Barbara Jason Edith Roarlc Jack Fulton Peggy Healy: 3 Rhythm Boys Rainona Goldle . -Robt Lawrence Sherr Bros ■ Pommonnt .drill Claire Willis Chaa Kerr Ore Park Central Hotel Ozzle Nelson Ore Pavilion Royal. Dick Mansfield Ore Pierre Root Henry King prcb Place riqaale Harry Rosenthal. O Marlon Chase Fantana ft Coles Bachelors Altonzo'a Bd PInxa Cate Lou ' Taylor Irv Grasmann Harry Seenian -Eddie 'Ashman Al Aeshane Boaslan Arte Joe Morantz Orch Renee ft Laura NIokolas Hadarlcb Barra Blrs HIsha UBanofl Samovar tSXi Splvack Nina Mtraeva PanI Zam Oro Johnny Russell Slmplon Clnb' Clark ft Qe Lye Larry Slry'8l.Orch St. Merita Hotel Leon BelaacO Oreb Vera Van Margarlte ft Leroy Trim Oro St. Bea^la Hotel Meyer Davis Oreb SDUiU'e Paradise 'Black Rhythm' R Nyra'Johnson Meera ft Norton S Speed.'Demons Geo Walker Wm Spellman a Palmer Bros Gloria .Grafton ., Maurice ft Gordoba Harriett. HlUlard Patsy M'Nalr Scptty's Oroh, Drake Fowler A; Tdimalira Jane Carpenter I Don . Carlo,.. Go'; I Geo Devron.a. Orch . . Edgewater Beacb. Mark Fisher Esther Todd DeRonda ft Barry - Art Carroll Frolic's Nell Kelly RoblQson & Loueen Nana Parmett Sonya Ray Dorothy Taggart. Eleanor LeoAard I Al Belasco Orch Irene' Park Mary Stone. -Cecile Blair Mary ft Elliott Diane. Quellalr Hanga^ ( otel LaSalle) The Carltona Clyde.' Lucas Orch Helen Kane. Pauline Baleau Hl-Bat Club Al .Zlmmey Trudy. Davidson Kolya ft Berte Margar't Lawrence Effle Burton Falla Sis Dot Meyers Bcbby Dande K-» Club Leon La Verdee J'n ft B'bby Lemar Lee Carr Lyle Page Billy Russell Al Benson F ft O Doran Billy Brannon Dominique Orch Maronl'a Rolando ft Verdltta Gwen Gordon Neecee Shannon Marge ft Marie Virginia Buchanan Bob Wyatt Maurie Moret .Orch Clnb illldaet Franlc Sherman Falla Sis Dick Hpghea Deon Norman Cele DavlB Djorrte Stanto.n Ore Hurnl Room (BrevQort Hotel) ; JaroB Sis Paul Fay , Gale Glppi. Fay Peters. Bob Perry'a Orch J0-J.6 ^ . Oeo.rge DeCosta Jimmy Lane Boggy Sherman Moe Lee Ned Santrey Jimmy Kennedy Jimmy Calltson Piiliner' opae S'.anle'y Morner .- Moore & Revel Medrano ft. Donna Hermandez- S Vivian. Vance. Maiadn ft Faye Abbott. Girls ,. Richard Cole Orch Pflirnmoiint B.iB.B. . Betnord ft uniie Anita La Pierre Fa'th Bacon Bob Oakley Nina McLaughlin Allen Reno Marlon Ktngaton Playground L6I0 Bartram Marie- James Bernle Green Al Trace. Orch :. Terrace GardenB .Benny Meroft Dorothy Thomaa "Red" Pef)per Norman Gast- Jack Marshall The Berlin Waddy Wttdsworth Alexlann'e V ft F Vestoft Jack Edwarda Vendas 6 Kblya & Bertet Vanity Fair Mary Ann BoycO Cliff Wihehin . Don Fernando Oreb Via ILago Bebe Sherman Zita St -Marcelle Jack Housb. Wanda Kay Al Handler Bd 100 Clfib Evelyn Regan Royce 3, Yvonne Bouvler Danny Alvln Orch Ye Olde Tavern Mlekey Scott Rev Cal Herbert Violet Crlstlan Lillian Francis Crane RusseU Oreb Code Worries CCpritiixued from page 1) Government should require pictures to mention mprals in tlitsir code "The only difference now la that the NRA can't bother the legit, re- chM J^ohnspn orch I gardless of what type of play it .turns out. But. it is admitted in Tatt OriD Geo Hall Oreb Tavern, B'klyv Eddie Jackson Jack Murray Ore Vtilage Bam Trlnl Orch - 3 Roberta Bros Beth Chains Marjprle ft Irene Ylllace Nnt Clnb 8 Roberts" Bros Blanche Lytell Flaria Vestoft Red Davies Zara Lee Scotty Conner Buddy Walker Eddie Prlt chard Frank Hyer Milton Splelmap Or Vogne Chick. Enders vCharles Fartell Frances Maddux. Carolyn Nplte Dolores, Reade . Waldorf-Astoria B Madreguera Ore Radio Chatter filmdoih if a feature doesn't ring so well there's a chance of the Fed eral government stepping in and not just keeplner the show out of one city, but shelving it for the en- tire country. Pictures know this, and there is plenty of concern over stories as well a,B plays that might sell well in the. new season*s lineup. The east had the .advantage of being in Washington while the code Was being drafted, while the West only got what was happening in^ directly. As the result It is felt In parts of the east that the west does not yet appreciate the serlous- .riess of th^ code; that until the machinery gets undef w*y it Is Hsky to take chances. -I.t is .known -th.at: in at. least one (C^ontinued fromi-page 36) for regular broadcasts pt missing peot>le,.l6st articles, etc; So far the <;hief has been,, ihicrophone shy. , Wilton E. Cobb, of WMAZ, has jpeturried from Century of Progress fjxjppsltion. k6 HA, Oklahoma City, furnished the Columbia News Service, with special , flaiahes . throughout the twenty-four hour period during the burning of the Russell oil well. Third time within four weeks, that the bklahoma City Station, hks covered ai- major hews event for Columbia's recently ..organized.' news ^service.- Don Eyahd, KOMA announcisr • jiist transferjced. from KTAT at Pt, Worth received the following col-- lect telegram: 'Are you, the Don Evans who went to school with jhe in Troy?' To which Evans wired, also collect: 'rni. very sorry I d}d not go to. school with you in Trpy or anywhere , else ^ because if 1. did I*m sure I would remember" ypu and besides: X don't like the idea o£ you sending a strahger collect tele-> grams.' When Southwest .medicos had i convention in Oklahoma City, Stet- fen's Milk company staged a play- let extolling pasteurized milk, E. G, Suttoh, WKY continuity writer, prepared script arid Eleanor Caugh- ron, Paul Norman and Harold Hirschi, WKY. staff artists, acted it. Daryl .McAllister, WKT announc- er, riding, his own Chevvie again, after being held up and deprived of his transportation by big, bad band- itis. Sleuths found the car at Ard- riibte, Oltla. First of .a series pf national radio, debates on the question.'Shall Radio Be Changed to Conform to the Brit- ish System?' was heard on WKT, Oklahoma City, sponsored by the Natiorial Advisory Council on Radio in Education and extension division of state untyersities. Time of WAPI, Blrittingham, has been cut 30 minutes for the Winter months, leaving the air at 5:15 p.ip- on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdaysv and Wednesdays. Latter half week riot disturbed. Mary and .IDoris Terry Andrews made radio debut over WBT, Char- lotte, N C. • Bob Mitchell, organist, WBT, Charlotte, N.. C, has new automo- bile. Marie Davenport, ..organist for Lioew's iState and other New York theatres' in 1928^29 and now with WBT, Charlotte, N. C, Will an- nounce her engagement to a prom- inent Charlotte business man soon. Charles Crutchfleld startles every- body aroiind WBT, Charlotte, N, C, with his vivid shirts. Fred Kliby» ♦Hill Billy Cavalier,' satne station, reads and re-reads, his fan- mail, and then reads it. to members of the staff. Spieler Edward Dunn.and 'Early Bird' Jlmmie Jefferies of WFAA,. Dallas, cheering up the. kiddies at a day nursery. . Martin Campbell and Alex Kees© of WFAA staff hopping to Ft. Worth's advertising irieet. £<ambdln Kay, general' manager" WSB, attending International Radio Party in St. Petersburg, Fla., re- turned last week from meeting of bpard of directors of the. NAB in Washington. Billy Beard from vaudeville, now in charge, of tlie Georgia Artists*. Bureau, arid booking radio' units' shows. . Dan Hornsby and His Liions' Den Quartet working two different com- mercials over WSB, both plugging heating, devices. John Hillegas, of WSB's engineer- ing departmerit, recently married. Georgia; Jainboree, presented by local, radio stars, is a regular fea- ture of the Saturday night per-- formance at the Buckhead theatre, Atlanta. Jane V'ahee Bbb Grant Oro Godoy Ore • Khbcx House Glenn Gray Ore Gailngher'a Pat Goode Wlnif'd Greenau^h Sid Tnmac Marlta Sc Diaz tielen Tliompaon Adaueii' Nevlns < Josephine Le Ray •Mllfe Lniidow Ore "CJoveilibr^cJlinfdir^ Enoch lilght Ore lia-nn Clnb Danny Healy Jack White Sheila Barrett Jerry, Bergan jerry Dianchard - Lillian Fitzgerald Uoth-Andrcwa OrCh ll'ly.iv'd Rcslnurnnt ftudy Valloe O^c Alice Faye Harbara Blane Tris Adrian Betty Ileal CHICAGO Bisniarck Hotel (Walant Boom) Cllftord & Wayne T'ed Weems Orch Baron & Blair Bonle^ard Room (Ilotel StevenB) Irving Oagnon nuth 'Broughtota. Chas Agnew Oreo BlackhaMrk^=== Deann Janls. lla'l Kemp Orch 'Skinnny' Ennla Ti.ob Nolan Blackhawk Cnte deAlex Irene Qeorge Mary .Stone Evelyn Hoftman Enfico Clnusl .SoJ Wagner Ore Chei Paree Frances . Langford Harry Illchm'an Rosemary Derlng ja jnaareguera »jrc . .-. ■ ••^„„v- -uAii Xavier cugat Orch ] company already this .issue has come to pass; A coast studio head wanted- tp buy a pair of i-Isque stage ..piayp. Easteril executives wired back, ijrantically to dissipate all aucii idea; - that such plays Were not to be had. under the code; AH of which is -a bit premature, the code a^uthority not having had its first meeting, or been officially announced for that ipatter. Margo WlTel.Cale Amy AtUlnsan jack Wick Lillian Lorraine Ami- Favo La Salle Orch Mltzl Young Pearl Twins The Vernons Eunice Healy Vincent' Lopez Ore Clnh I<el8are Montford Sls- Clarisse & ChrlSl'n P«tsy Mack Eddie Derlng 6 -Saccoettes- George—Wahl=—== Eddie Makiiia Ore clnb La Mhaqne Francis StUlman Hewitt & Mdy. Don' Wise- AI Qar.bell J & B !.« Marf Edna Mae Buddy Oery.I Art West Earl Willis Ofth Clnb Royale Tracoy Gale & L Peggy Kiiy Sid Lang SOUND PORTABLE The Hague, Npv 4.. have turned- out a tiravelling. outfit for projection of Sound films. It has been labeilfed; Cine .Sonor. Whole o'utfit can be put into couple pf trunks and can bo adjusted tP varying voltages (103 to 253 volts)w Projection' lamp has a rating of 750 watt and size - of projection is 9 X 12 fopt. A smaller lamp of 500 watts can also be used, giving a prpjectiori 7.5 x 9.9 feet.. Filmdrums can carry 2,700 feet, taking 33 minutes to show. West Jay Pehri, formerly at 'WLW, cinnati, new staff barltprie at- Hollywood. 'Al' Crapseyf commercial riian- ager for KOA, Denver, won the ten- gallon hat offered by NBC - for the best slogan applicable to the pres- ent time. His was 'Time's Right- Let's Go.' ' . Freeman H. "Talbot, director of itOA, Denver,, will address the, American Festival Alliance conven- tion in Lincoln,. Neb., Dec. 29, on 'The Influence of Broadcasting on Choral Programs.' Adblph Brox and orchestra play- ing over riew wire installed In Covey's Cocoanut Grove by KDYL, Salt Lake. Jerry Beesle y's prche stra from T^PWly~op^S?e3"^'Hanl^ar''^anc6~~l^^^ rehioting over KSL, Salt Lake. KOL, Seattle, staff members de- serting golf for horseback riding. KXA,.. Seattle, rempdellng studios and equipment. . . - Curtis E. Clark is new ra!dIo ed- itor of daily and indie Frisco Chrbriicle, replacing James Adam whP was returned to aij editorial desk. Clark was former assistant circulation manager,, but now m.c/s all sheet's daily programs on NBC, and writes the column as well.