Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-20
RADIO FAN FARE
Who VIII Be the Next Sen.
SGtion on the Air Is
Question.
BY ALMA SIOUX sCARBERRY.

It's Old Man Fate's next move. Whom
will he shuttle across the board to radio
fame next?
The first great radio sensation was
Roxy. Then came Rudy. Then Amos
| n Andy.
What star in the ofing will fame
across the ether heavens eclipsing those
grand old names? National Broadcast
ing Co. says it's likely to be Baby Rose
Marie, 5-year-old and youngest of the
red hot mommers. Columbia Broad
casting System admits it can't quite say.
But-both agree on one thing. 1t
won't be woman.
The powers that-be say 80 per cent
| OF the air performers are of the boast
ing sex and that no gal has a chance
to make the first million on the air.
Ho, hum! Grandma always said this
was a mans world.
The latest Amos m Andy funny Is
a true yarn of a minister who wrote
| in that he had a joke on himself which
was too good to keep.
The clergyman was asked to offer
prayers for member of his congrega-
ton who was i'll. Her name was
Margaret Taylor. The minister didn't
| realize until it was all over that he had
| offered his prayers for Ruby Taylor
Dut TIC OtlSNtS heaven UNDERSTOOD, dnO
he says he isn't worried.
An anecdote as full of pathos as any
I have heard is of o boy dying in a
Paterson, N. j., hospital. His last re-
quest was to hear Amos n Andy. A
radio was moved into his room. He
listened quietly, smiled and closed his
eyes forever just as they finished.
On April &c the Paramount Publix
hour brings at 10 pm. the greatest
| galaxy of stars ever assembled $50 they
work. 1t is whoopee party coming
from both Hollywood and New York,
| with Clara Bow hosteSSing.
1t should in that case, be one Of them
there develish film city parties our Gu
riosity has always been reused about.
For among the winers, diners, singers,
dancers, dramatists, etcetera, who will
perform are Clara herself, Ruth Chat
terton, Buddy Rogers, Mary Bryan,
Skeets Gallagher, Lillian Roth, Leon
Enrol, Zelma O'Neill, Gary Cooper,
Give Brooks, Stuart Erwin, William
Austin, Nino Martin and Harry Green.
From New York Jack Oakie, 10-year
old little Mitzi Green, hit of Honey"
and others will join in the revelry.
Here is your chance to get in on a
Hollywood party without being found
out!
Evangeline Adams, the lady who
looks at the stars and tells you whether
last years rheumatic is coming back
or whether your second husband is
| going to get behind In his alimony next
month, is going on the air.
She will broadcast, beginning April
81, three times weekly, Mondays, Wed
nesdayS and Fridays. She will tell your
Horoscope, and let you know just how
the little stars are behaving, what to
do on certain days and what not to do
Amt dat sumpin'? via Columbia.
A certain fruit company sent bunch
Of bananas to the Nit Wits and Brad
Browne a few days ago, asking them
please to lay off Yes, We Have Nc
Bananas" and give their grape fruit a
break Edith Thayer, who
does Jane McGrew, the soubrette lead
in Hank Simmons SHOW Boat" was
injured seriously In an automobile acct
dent recently. She will be out of the
cast until Summer. Jane is home being
cared for by her anxious mamma.
Phillips H. Lord, the Seth of Sunday
at Seth ParkerS," announces that his
gang are going to be different this Sun
day. They will sing Christmas carols
instead of Easter music. He thinks a
little caroling will be welcome with
everybody else going bunny .
Here is good news for the good mixers.
Ray Perkins-he who used to be Judge
jr, is coming back to the mike again.
The cracking hit of 1923, before
there was such thing as big net
work, will advertise an ingredient for
mixing. 1t Is assumed that the present