Evening star., 1935-09-22

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engagements and indorse cigarettes
and seem to be successful in a great
big way. So you'll forgive me If I
write this piece as it might be written
by genuine Broadway columnist.
So, in lieu of long drink, I'll Just
take long breath-and here goes:
JACK BENNY is that way about
Mary Livingstone . Fred Allen
makes Portland Hoffa's heart go po-
tato-potato Ted Collins is being
seen places with Kate Smith AS
predicted exclusively in this column,
Amos n Andy are still on the air .
Jeanette Nolan of c. B. S. isn't
any vice presidents sweetheart She's
just a clever actress, chosen by c. B.
s.. to prove that you can make any
one well known if you put them on
the air often enough-and well-she's
become so well known that every one
is saying Who is Jeannette Nolan?"
Don't misunderstood me. She
is good! ;. and Freddie Rich had
coffee together the other day! Freddie
says radio is here to stay :. As pre-
dicted exclusively in this column,
Jessica Dragonette is a star =. .
Eddie Cantor. picked by this column
as one Of the really great comedians.
will be back on c. B. S.
ELASH! Annette Hanshaw would
like to sign a contract Flash
and double flash! So would Joe Pen
ner! Lou Zoup's new tune, IF You
Want to Make Pappy Happy, Be
Snappy," is the talk Of the town.
Modesty forbids mentioning that the
lyric was done by columnist whose
initials are P. D. =. Sam Smithers,
one of our best music publishers, says
radio is here to stay Birthday
greetings to Ben Ruggles Of the Tuck
ahoe Fire Department, who'll be As
tomorrow Modest forbids record
ing the fact that this column will be
80 Just a week after good old Ben is
46 Sam Smithers, who published
If You Want to Make Pappy Happy" p"
predicts it'll be tht hit of the year.
SLEEP for that tired feeling -. Rosa
- Ponselle singing If You Want to
Make Pappy Happy" -. New tubes
for that tired radio set -. Don't miss
o. J. Wolfe's radio program. It's the
talk Of the town I and Virginia
Verrill, the radio lark, had coffee to-
gether Virginia, discovered by this
column and featured in our Sun Sen
sations, has made good as exclusively
predicted in this column.
SEPTEMBER 81. 1925. Merlin H
- AyiesWorth says radio is just in
its infancy Graham McNamee says
What a game, folks, what a camel
A team of colored impersonators
consider changing their name from
Sam n Henry to Amos n Andy -.
A sponsor says: Why can't say that.
Who's payin' for this program? The
public? The Revelers will sing
"Dinah" on program in the near
future Amonf the novelties planned
for the Christmas week broadcasts will
be radio adaptation of THE Christ
mas Carol"
SEPTEMBER 81, 1s35.-Merlin H
- Aylesworth, in exclusive state
ment to this column. says radio Is
no longer in its infancy :. Graham
McNamee says what game, folks
what a camel" E. . A team OF coloreo
impersonators consider that they car
change their names from Amos n
Andy to Sam n'sHenry If necessary
A sponsor says: why can't say
that? Who is payin for this program:
The public? The RevelerS will sins
"Dinah" on a program in the neal
future Among the novelties
planned for the Christmas week
broadcasts will be radio adaptation
of "The Christmas Carol"