WLS family album (1932)

Studios of Company Martha Logan, at the right, is the nutrition expert on Swift & Co. Time, who has proven so helpful to house¬ wives with her suggestions for market¬ ing, cookery and properly proportioned meals. She is a graduate of the Uni¬ versity of Illinois and a post-graduate of Northwestern University, where she made a study of foods. “Old Pappy” “Old Pappy,” otherwise Clifford Soubier (below), has long fascinated WLS radio audiences with his old darky sketches. His famous animal stories, wherein he gives the power of conver¬ sation to the animals, have appealed to both children and adults. “Old Pappy” and his little boy, “Book¬ er Cephus,” are indeed beloved charac¬ ters, although Booker Cephus is entirely imaginary. You never actually hear Booker Cephus, but you can always feel his pres¬ ence when “Old Pappy” talks to him. Clifford Soubier, who gives this fine por¬ trayal, was born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, of a theatrical family. While still a child, he donned the curls and white dress for the role of Little Eva in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” and much to his boyish disgust, had to go to heaven every night on a rope. He sang as a soprano soloist in a boys’ cathedral choir, and has been all over the country on the stage in productions, stock, minstrels, and is well known in the theatre. Forty-One