The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-10
RADIO BRIEFS

Reinald Werrenrath departed on Wednesday, July &, for his annual Noah Ark trip to Chazy Lake, near Plattsburgh, x. Y. The baritone chara cterized the trip along Biblical lines by virtue of the fact that Mrs Werrcnrath and himself were es corted on the trip by two dogs and two cats. Werrenrath will commute between his summer home and NEG during the warm months.
 The Sisters of the Skillet, NEG wits. are still waiting for New York city welcome. According to them, in any small mid-Western town when a new resident moves in, woman, usually called "the wei come woman comes around and presents him with key to the town together with coupons good for gro ceries and other household articles. They said they had been down to City Hall, but were told that the city was all out of keys.
 Vaughn de Leath, the Original Radio Girl, after making her first visit to the Empire State Building | Tower one very hot day last week, returned to he NEG studios and de- clared her intention to take an of- flee on one of the topmost floors to get the breeze and so keep cool.
 Approximately 130 candidates for dramatic roles obtain additions at | NEG weekly. An addition board composed of directors pass Judg- ment.
 If you laugh last maybe you won't want to laugh at all, accord ing to Richard Gordon, NEG actor. Several weeks ago someone stole a suitcase, containing a dress suit, from Gordon's parked car. He re- ported it to the/ police A cop recog nized him as the man who played Sherlock Holmes in the NEG pro- gram of that name.
 That's a good one" the police man laughed. Imagine Sherlock Holmes turning a case over to the cops"
 This week Gordon made another call at the police station and learned that his dress suit was as much lost as ever. "Ha, Ha," laughed Gordon at the chagrined cops. "If Sher- lock Holmes wants case solved he must do it himself, Ha, Ha.' But the dress suit is still lost,
 Dr Mollie R. Sarber, principal of the New Rochelle Preparatory School and associate editor of the Westchester Jewish Review and the Bronx Jewish Chronicle will be guest artist of Sigmund Spaeth, di- rector of the Keys to Happiness program over an NBC-WEAF net work, Saturday, July II, from 11:3O a. m. to 12;00 noon, F. D. T.
 Putting profits in the farm pocket book will be dramatized during the American Farm Bureau Federation program to he heard in the National Farm and Home Hour over an NBC-WJZ network from 1;30 to 2:30 D. m. E.D.T., Saturday, July m. Methods of farm finance and banking will be discussed.
 Excerpts from the oratorio Elijah" considered Mendelssohn's most perfect work, will be sung by The Choristers during the National Sunday Forum Hour from 4:00 to = 5000 D. m, k. D. T., over an NBC- WEAF network, July 12. Dr Ralph . W. Sockman, conducting the Forum for the Federal Council of Churches, will speak on 'The Return to Ro- nance"
 In eight short years since she = secretly entered stage life, Grace
 Hayes, Broadway and NEG song ; stress, has headiined in vaudeville
 featured a London revue, played five
 years for the Shuberts, co-starred
 with w. C. Fields, frightened the tta1Lsiacr urith Pan1 "hitpman opened he Richman club inaugural ed NBC's Times Square studio, been
 elected most popular radio guest star of General Motors and is pre-
 pairing stellar role in new Broad . WAY show.