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FonfInned from Page II
the National Association of Negro
Musicians In an interview and
Or. John Moore Of Flint. Mich. as
soloists. DR.. Moore who has won
vide acclaim will sing two selec-
tons on this broadcast.
he Imperial Chorus will b.
heard in two selections from
Elijah and Behold the Star by
Burliegh.
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points, Call J. and 4. Bns station.
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BIltmore Hotel.
FOR SALE-Electric Reed
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Call after 1:3O p. m. 55s Wlndcr
Street, up stairs, in tho rear,
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In The Local Theaters
POLLS

Now current at the popular Poll
Theater and continuing through
until tomorrow night is marvel
GUS double feature program made
up or "Jalna" the Atlantic Monthly
$4,000 prize story, that deals with
the affairs of two wives under the
one roof, and pits brother against
brother and bride against bride, a
superlative cast headed by Kay
johnson, Ian Hunter, Nigel Bruce
and David Manners are seen In the
leading roles, and 1t can be readily
seen why this was picked as
ze-winning piece OF literature.
Sharing the same program there
Is 1.-THE Nirginian" and there Is no
need of saying what an entertain
ment treat this picture Is, the novel
Is too we'll known and then with the
cast that is headed by Gary Cooper,
Walter Huston, Richard Arlen and
Mary Brian there Is nothing left
that could be asked for a picture.
Saturday New Movie Season" at
Polls gains added impetus when as
the feature of the regular double
feature program there will be pre-
scented "Dantes Inferno with
Spencer Tracy, Claire Trevor, Hen
ry u. Walthall and Alan Dinehart
In leading roles.
over 20 years ago this story,
which Is poets vision Of He'll,
was made into a silent picture, in
Italy, 1t was brought to this coun-
try and created attendance and
box-oftice records, 1t showed all ov-
er the United States In the leading
theaters at $500 per ticket and
created a sensation.
Within the past year the Fox
Films secured the permission OF
the authors heirs to again make
this picture, they have modernized
1t and bought 1t up to our times.
The writer had the privilege of
seeing the finished work a few days
ago and It IL better than the Or
iginal, and which was sensational,
instead of 1t being the Poets Wis
ion, 1t Is made 30 that we moderns
have the sight Of the kingdom of
the damned and what a sight that
is.
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FATS WALLER TO
PLAY IN BRISTOL
Columbia Broadcast in g
Band to Make Debut at
Lake COnipOunCe

"Fats" Waller, famous radio re-
cording star, will be on hand, with
his noted Columbia broadcasting
orchestra. next Sunday, Aug rs, at
Lake Compounce. Songwriter, vir-
tuoso of the violin, plano, and or.
gan, and master OF ceremonies ex-
traordinary, Fats" during the
course of his performance, will
demonstrate the amazing range Of
accomplishment which has earned
forN him the sobriquet Of radios
"Jack-of-all music"
Thomas ("Fats") Waller was
born in New York on May 81,
1904, the son Of q minister. Fats"
played the organ and sang in the
choir Of the Absyssinian Baptist
church in Harlem, where his
father preached, until his 18th
year. Then, over parental protests,
| he accepted an offer to sing and
play at Leroy wilkins cabaret.
Here he remained until 1924, doub-
ling occasionally as a theater or
ganist and making "piano rolls" for
the Q-R-S Company.
The next year waller appeared in
vaudeville with the famous blues
singer, Bessie Smith; later, wrote
the music for the show, Keep
Shuffling;" and next, toured the
Publix theaters as organist. In
1880 he wrote the lyrics for the
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New York Stations
wEAr-eeo - woR-71o - wJx-7so - wABo-seo

P. M.
4.0O--Woman's Review.
WJZ--Betty and Bob
Sketch.
WABC-Questions Before
Congress-Senator Ar
thur Capper, Kansas.
4:15-WOR--Studio Orch.
WJZ-Easy Aces-Sketch.
WABC-Hawaiian Music.
4.30-WEAF--Olga Vernon,
Songs.
WOR-Science-- Kurt
Haeseler.
wJz-Variety Concert.
WABC-Variety Musicale.
observation-disclosures in
King Arthur Land
Children's Program.
WoR-Dorothea Ponce.
Songs.
6:00--WEAF-Wilson Orch.
WOR-News.
WJZ-Hill Orch.
WABC-Howells and
Wright, Piano.
acknowledgements Girls
Trio. I.
WABC-Instrume ntalists,
Music. .f ......
b:30-WEAF-Carol Deis, So
prano; Ben Klassen,
Tenor.
wOR-Home Town Boys
Songs.
- WJZ-Singing Gentleman.
WABC-Jack Armstrong
Sketch.
3:45-WOR-Mariiyn Duke,
Songs.
WJZ-Little Orphan Annie
Sketch.
WABC-Tito GUITAR, Ten
or.
6:00-WEAF-Flying Time
Sketch.
WOR--Cncle Don.
WJZ--Edward Davies,
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Moorhead is also a noted mimic
and often plays more than one
voice with Mckinley. e.
see Fifty-four years and thirty OF
those years spent entertaining the
public. That's the life story Of Ed.
gar A. Guest. heard in radio on
Tuesday nights as the kindly edi.
tor OF the mythical welcome Val.
ley Chronicle" over the NBC blue
network. Guest has Q big following.
zee The Mills Brothers. who frst
sang for customers IN 9 piqtsa.
uhio. barbershop. then vaulted 60
national prominence with their mar
mony combinations. will be starred
on their own Friday evening net'
work feature. beklnning n ucto1sss
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musical comedy, "Hot Chocolates"
and at the close of this show went
abroad where he sang and played
in the leading night clubs of Lon
don, Paris, Berlin and Vienna. On
his return to the United States he
joined WLW in Cincinnati, and in
March 1893 made & his debut from
WABC over the Columbia network.
During the past two years he has
been heard regularly over CHS on
his own sustaining spots and as
guest star on other leading pro-
grams. He has also recorded ex-
tensively for Victor, has made a
number Of screen shorts, and has
been featured in the R-K-o pic
ture, "Hooray for Love-" More re-
Gently, the colored star has been
touring. with sensational success,
at the head Of his own Columbia
dance orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22
STATE

Current attractions at the State
include 1.-THE Girl Friend" mu-
steal comedy hit with lovely Ann
Sothern, Roger Pryor and the CONF
edy star, Jack Haley. The COM
panion feature Is THE 80 Steps"
featuring the star of "The Count
Of Monte Cristo" Robert Donat,
who is fast taking the place Of
Clark Gable In the hearts Of AM
erica's feminine theatergoers. Don't
miss this great show at the State
today and tomorrow.
+ Saturday brings another SMASH
ing double feature presentation
that will be the talk OF the town.
Heading the bill IL the Broadway
comedy hit "Accent on YOUTH"
starring Sylvia Sidney and Her
bert Marshall.
At times frivolous, and at other
times tenderly sympathetic, "Ac-
cent Oh Youth" Is a story of O man
man who has passed forty, bid
farewell to love--and suddenly
finds himself more madly In love
than ever before in his life.
Herbert Marshall is the man, a
successful playwright, who falls In
love with his secretary. Although
she reciprocates his feeling, he
mistrusts himself.
When Marshal learns that she lie
torn between himself and the
young leading man in his play, he
turns to helping the young man.
Phillip Reed, win her.
Harried to Reed, Miss Sidney
finds her trolbles just beginning.
Reed is youthful, romanticv--but
dumb! And the longer she IL with
him the more she yearns for Mar
shall's comfortable understanding
and mature charm.
The break comes In the climax,
when Miss Sidney flies back to
Marshall with her husband In close
pursuit.
The companion feature will be
Atlantic Adventure" starring
Nancy Carroll with Har Harry
Langdon. and Lloyd Nolan.
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to sing on his James Melton
Sunday night oil show over Obs In
which no 10 featured with the Rev.
elers.
go Lionel Barrymore, Al Jolson,
Victor Young. and Jack Stanton
staged Q card game during a 70.
cent Chateau program rehearsal.
The game was hearts" and as
usual Vic Young. Al maestro. cop.
ped the cash.
Agnes Moorhead. 1.-THE Girl Next
Door," who Ia heard with Barry
Mckinley on those Tuesday. Wed.
nesday and Thursday programs,
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ROAMING THE AIR WAVES


and startling technique to
broadcasting.
working with high speed an
news.r0Ofn accuracy, q stan OF
eight script writer's under WIN.
fam ID. Geer, rad0i editor OF
Time Magazine, are already es.
tablished in a special office on
the 10th floor OF Columbia
headquarters In New York.
News 'tickcrs's will bring lat.
est word OF world events di.
rectly into the ''shop." Special
wires win always be open be-
tween &C and the offices OF the
magazine where research work.
ers are constantly alert for ine
structions to dig back into their
files for the background ma.
terlal, which accounts for
much Of the interest in both
magazine and radio program.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

Deems Taylor, famed critic ana
commentator, will team with Rom
berg. Helen Marshall, Morton
Bowe, and George Britton will sing
to the Romberg music.
zee Bernice Claire. who was a
aim star in Hollywood before she
faced the microphone, has returned
from London where she made q
movie, and she's now heard on the
air on two programs. one on Sun.
day and one on Tuesday nights.
She could have stayed in the mo
vies IN England--but her radio con
tracts brought her back.
s'' Nils Granlund has one OF the
most interesting Of radios guest
star formulas for his Tuesday eve.
ming chorus girl revue programs
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TOWN BAND 1913 YEARS OLD

harrington, N. II. - (U.P) =
This town claims to have the Oldest
band in the country. 1t is i0s. Its
founders, James Wiggin, was the
grandfather of the present leader.
Elmer Wiggin. There are three gem
erations playing in the band now
and there has always been q Wig
GIN representative az It's head since
its existence.
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GARDEN

What happens when an eligible
young man suddenly returns to hts
native town and becomes legitimate
prey for every manageable young
woman for miles around Is anus
ingly revealed In Party Wire" the
Columbia production opening at
the Garden theater tonight.
Victor Jory. oad-shouldered
stage and screen actor, Is seen in
the role Of tho very desirable Mat
thew Putnam. while Jean Arthur is
co-featured with him as the one
Village girl who doesn't set her cap
for him.
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with RAY FITZPATRICK,

reunion of the famous comedian
and his original foil was made by
Cantor's sponsors, In announcing
the start OF their new series on the
wABC- Columbia network Sunday,
october 6, from $500 to $3.50 p. m.
They will be on CHS each Sunday
thereafter. at the same time.
The early weeks of the Cantor
broadcast, one of the most popu-
lar programs with millions Of lis
teners, will originate In the Los
Angeles studios of the CBS-Don Lee
network at XIII. In December,
Cantor and wellington will come
east and will perform from the
New York studios OF the Columbia
Broadcasting System.
The noted radio comedian will
have been absent from the air.
waves for approximately five
months, making q new movie, hav-
ing ended his spring series on Sun
day, April 2S, under the same
sponsorship.
The teaming of Cantor and his
premier foil, Jimmy wellington,
will be welcome news to millions of
radio fans who first were acquain-
ted with Cantor when the noted an
nouncer was the buffer for Eddie's
humor. With the mgaain will be
the popular Greek dialect come
dian, "Parkyakakas," another es-
tablished favorite Of the Cantor
troupe.
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DANCE AT
FRENCH BENEFIT

More than 1900 persons attend
ed the French dance held last
night at Roseland Ballroom, Lake.
wood, for the beneft Of the French
House at Settlers Village. The or
chcstra under Harry Brinkman's
direction complied with many re-
quests and played several numbers
to which the French Canadian
suuare-set was exhibited. The solo.
lists of the evening were t.ay Bro
deur and Theresa Gagne. French
day at the tercentenary settlement
will take place on Saturday, Sep
tomber 14th and fitting exercises
will be held~at that time.
The committee In charge Of the
dance consisted Of: William L.
Cambigue, chairman, Miss Cccile
Frechette, secretary, George A.
Theriault, treasurer, Bernadette
Grandpre, Leo A. Pepin, Wilfred
Brodeur, Philip L. ,Brodeur. Yvettc
Lavalle, Ray Mathieux. Richard
Turcotte. Joseph Nobert, Arthur
Albert, Mrs. Henry Bernier, Bella
LeClerc, Arthur Hamel, Mrs.
Aurore Dorval, Wilbrod Guertin,
John 3. Lavallee, Theresa Gagne
and Mary Descoteaux. f
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STRAND

Bette Davis. the popular Warner
Brothers star, plays the leading
role to Front Page Woman" which
heads the Strands double feature
program today, tomorrow and Sat-
urday. Her leading man In hand
some George Brent.
Front Page Woman" Is az fast
moving romantic comedy of news
paper life with two young lovers
pitting their wits against each
other in q series of highly dramatic
episodes.
The added feature is the musi-
cal hit Paris in the Spring" star
ring lovely Mary Ellis. she Of the
golden voice, and dashing Tullie
Carmonati. This new romantic
comedy Is packed with songs and
lifting music and decidedly worth
while viewing.
Sunday brings Men without
Names with Fred MacMurray,
Madge Evans and Lynne Overman
with Lady Tubbs" starring Alice
Brady as the companion feature.
Get what you need - Advertise
what you don't need on the Cias'
sllled Pare. te
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Dreams Com Q
True Is now In
reality the girl
next door to Nc.
Kinley. They live
in ad joi ning
apartments in
Sutton Place In
New York and
can yell across
the garden wall
when they want
to rehearse their
0 crtpts Miss
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en- plays his man.
ager. James 10
cast az q hotel
baggage porter
who can sing.
Jean Muir. Jane
Froman. Frank
McHugh and Luis
Alberni are also
In the cast. While
he 10 on the coast.
Melton continues
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

II may be vacation time for the
youngsters of Waterbury, but It
seems to be always Uncle Harry
time to them.l. Right, now,
Uncle Harry IL in the midst Of
running letter-writing contest,
with a case of soda being given
away each day. ;. The letters,
hundredsof 'em, come from boys
ana girls. Uncle Harry show
cd us a few Of them and they
were worth reading. It's very
easy to see that as far as Water
bufy's kids are concerned, Uncle
Harry Is on the top of the heap.
NJ Here and there LIEUT.
Gov. Frank Hayes has been
named member of the ex-
ecutivc committee of the YAM
kee Minute Men, the organi.
nation whose daily programs
are heard over WATR and the
Yankee Network. Edith
Sacco's recent performances
keep her right up In the top
flight of Connecticut radio y
VVnrbIers, Baseball News"
IS the title OF a new program
nut on the air by George
Duffy. The Yankee Net
work Is arranging brondcasts
of a number of big football
games this fall.
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tinguished com.
poser . conductor
will air his new
series on Tues.
day nights, com.
mencing Septem.
Der 10, over the
N B G networks
from coast to
coast at the same
hour in which the
operetta pro
grams had previ.
ously been aired.
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Right Out Of The Air
BY r. r. SERVICE

sigmund Romberg's return to the
Airwaves with his melody.laden
program. which proved 80 popular
last season. 10 being met with hug.
zahs at the loudspeakers. The dis.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

most capable aviatrices. will begin
her rehearsals after completing
her nying at the National Air
Races in Cleveland early next
month.
james Melton, radios golden
voice. 10 being starred In q movie
in Hollywood, In which Pat O'Bri.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

Pe00y hopkins gy Hopkins Joyce
Joyce Ii the latest to
say Il will" to MICS invitation to
appear on his program and swap
"reminiscences about old times in
the show business.
go Gogo DeLys. diminutive
coast singing star. Is going to have
to leave radio for at least four
weeks In the very near future. Her
physician has told her that she
sspst rest or face 4 breakdown.
A
- Ruth Chatterton. the movie
lady. has been signed to star on the
Radio Theatre program broadcast
MoHuay evsning. Sept .. Miss
cAzllsrs11, 10 4 enc q Americas
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SEA RETURNS LOST ARTICLE

New Bedford, Mass - (U.P.) -
Nelson A. Lash was q member of
the crew of the schooner Thebaud
when handkerchief lost by him
three years ago IN q collision be-
tween fishing boats off Georges
Banks was found In one Of the
fishing nets.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

1gnace Jan Paderewslsi, world
famous Polish pianist will make
his first American radio concert
this Fall, 1t was announced today.
The noted musician will be heard
over an NBC-WJZ network from
1880 a. M, to 1900 noon, on Sat
urday, October ~, when he broad
casts from his home, Riond Bosom,
Morges, Switzerland.
Seated at his piano In the living
room of his villa, Paderewski will
play an all-Chopin program. The
broadcast was arranged by the So
ciete Romande de Radiodiffusion.
The famed pianist, now In his
74th year, will give no concerts
this year so that the broadcast to
be relayed from his own home on
October IL to NBC listeners will
offer the only opportunity to hear
him.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

Granny. who Is
k n o W n alon g
Broadway as the
Mazda Stems ace
Snowman, knew
most Of the pres.
ent day movie
and musical com.
edy stars when
they were max.
ing their start as
chorus girls. Peg.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

Swift dramatlzatlon of the
days news, drawn from press
flashes of the world and {.
brought widely to life by n
battery of writer's, production
men and radios most versa
tile dramatic cast, will be the
feature of "Nfarch of Time"
which has its premiere as a
daily event on the CHS chain
Monday. August 20, from 1880
to 1O:45 p. m.
Hailed as an innovation by
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

critics and listeners when 1t
was first put on the air in
1881, the new "March OF
Tlme", expanding its weekly
form, again contributes q new
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

After five weeks in Holly
wood working on Lily Pons'
new picture, "TIove Song" An.
DIRE Kostelanetx. genial musical
director, Is spending a two
weeks vacation touring Cali.
fornia His itinerary calls
for four days in Santa Bar.
hara; four days In Del Monte;
four days In San Diego. and
then on TO Palm Springs, re-
turning to New York early In
September ... Emery Deu.
tsch's violin was bequeated to
him on the death OF janet Vrc.
kanavatchi, internationally IN.
NOUS Gypsy -. Guy Lombar.
do has forsaken plans for
months cruise OH his yacht,
following his current hotel en-.
gagcinent, for a barn.storm.
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Scotland's death rate In the last
year was the lowest on record.
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5OO..WICC-. Bridgeport 900

5OO--WICC-.B ridgeport--60
p. M.
3.15-Basebal Game, Boston
Braves vs.. Pittsburgh,
broadcast from Braves
Field, reported by Fred
Hoey.
5:15-The Instrumentalists.
5:So-wICC News Bulletins.
5:45--Tito GUITAR, Mexican
Tenor.
6:0O-Yankee Network News
Service.
6:15--Drama (ET).
6:20-Milt and Marian.
6:30-The Yankee Minute Men
Present.
6:45-Carmen Galluci.
6:55-Baseball Scores.
7:00-Edith Jolson, songs.
7:15-Buddy Clark, songs.
7:30-"The Voice OF Youth"
7:45-Donald Wynne, tenor.
S:00-Kate Smith Hour featur-
ing Bobby La Branche;
Wallace Sisters; The
Ambassadors; Jack Miller's
Orch.
S:45-To be announced.
9:00-Manhattan Choir.
9:15-Charles Hanson Towne,
"Town Talks"
9:30-Marty May, comedian with
Johnny Augustine's Orch.
10:00-To be announced.
10:30--Isham Jones and his
Orch.
10:45-Louis Prima and Famous
Door Five.
11:00-Yankee Network News
Service.
11:15--Basebal1 Scores.
1l:20-Local news bulletins.
11:30-Ted Fiorito and his Orch.
12:00-San Francisco Symphony
Orch, directed by Alfred
Hertz. from San Diego
Exposition.
A. M.
12.30--Ted Weanoa ana his Nrch
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Glamorous Lolita Cordoba
darlx.eyed senorita from Old
Mexico, scores q hit with her
"My Mexican Hat" number In
the new Columbia picture re.
lease "Stars Of Tomorrow" To.
gether with her sisters, Anita
she is now singing regularly
over 5OO,O0O-watt WLW and the
Mutual network.
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Melbourne, Australia, has given
$500 to repair the bells in the
church of Melbourne, England.
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ing tour of the provinces -.
Gretchen Davidson has hit q
new "high" In versatility -.
In a recent "Amcrfca's Hour"
program, she played the parts
of two youngsters an dthe lead
In n single sketch.
Eddie Cantor and his straight
man, James wellington, will be re-
united this fall. Revelation of tht
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-22

Get what you need - Advertise
what you don't need on the Gas
silled Page.
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Walter Kinsella, cast In the
role of "Stcve Brown" on the
recent Radio Theatcr prcsenta-
ton, "Ladies of the jury,
starring Mary Boland, origin.
ated the character In the
Broadway production with
the late Mrs. Minnie Maddern
Fiske as star. Walter Is cast
regularly as detective Pat
Patton" In the CHS serial,
"Dick Tracy" Kinsella was al
SO q member OF the original
cast of "What Price Glory"
Among a group OF autograph
seekers who recently besieged Joan
Blaine, leading lady Of "The Story
of Mary Marlin" was one young
lady who wanted more than a mere
signature for souvenir-she ask
cd for Joan's dress. Miss Blaine
thinking the girl said address, re-
piled, surely" but had to renege
when she discovered the real re.
quest. So she gave the lady her
gloves.