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NOVEMBER CENTS PAUL WHITEMAN OW often you sense that Every Day More Girls Use 6+ people are looking at you, judging your beauty! Whether This Soap-Camay-to Help in Their they glance at you guardedly, or turn to search your face quite openly, you feel instinctively that Cernte you are in a never -ending Beauty Contest. In the flicker of an eyelid, a man - and is -at the same time -mild yourself, have probably noticed how another woman - will appraise your enough for the delicate feminine Camay is fast displacing the former looks. And your complexion, whether skin. The very first cake you try can favorites among beauty soaps. it is clear and softly youthful or trag- definitely improve your skin. Yes -Camay looks, feels, and ically dull and drab, plays a vital part smells high -priced. And the amaz- in the impression that you make. THE "GOOD TASTE TREND" ing thing is that it actually costs 15 ALL 10 CAMAY Use Camay, the Soap of Beautiful you less than the soap you have Women. It is the soap that yields In 1933 thousands and thousands of been using! Get your supply of profuse, luxuriant, creamy -rich lather women changed to Camay. You, Camay today! This girl possesses the disarming loveliness of a clear young skin. In the daily Beauty Contest she attracts the admiration of all who know her. A lovely skin can be a woman's greatest charm. Camay is creamy- white, pure, and as delicate as a fine beauty soap should be. See Camay in its green and yellow wrapper, in Cellophane. An ideal complexion soap - fragrant and quick -lathering in the bath. Cep, 1933, Procter & Gamble Co CA " A I the Soap of Beautiful Women RADIO STARS Clothes Grand She Buys ...her Girls Sift are Cloudy ...her ButB her Teeth bras "pink tooth and she has p For, if your gums are soft and with massage to k:ep tl_em healthy. tender, if they often leave a trace of Get a .full -size tube of Ipana, and reg.. or COURSE, this woman wears the "pink" upon your tooth brush - clean your teeth the lation way, smartest, most flattering clothes your teeth will probably look gray brushing well. Then, with a little she can buy. But she should never and dingy. Moreover, "pink tooth extra Ipana on your brush or finger- forget that sparkling white teeth are brush' may lead to a serious gum dis- tip, massage your gems. far more important to her attractive- order: gingivitis, Vincent's disease. Do this ,today- tomorrow -every ness and good- looks! or even pyorrhea. The best teeth you day -every time ycu clef n your teeth. Today -just before you put on have may be endangered. Ipana has ziratal is it, Lnd this zira that pretty new fall frock -take a tol, with the massage, stimulates cir- mirror close to the window, and Your gums must be kept firm culation through the gums: As your look at your teeth and gums. Do your Because today's soft, creamy foods do gums become healthier and harder, teeth look clean? Are your gums firm not exercise your gums sufficiently, your teeth bright =n. And you can and healthy? RA you need to use Ipana Tooth Paste forget all about "pink tooth brush." T O._ o The " Ipana Troubadours" are IPANA . 0 c _I 0 back! Every Wednesday Eve- ç z ó ning -9:00 p.m., E.S.T. WEAF 0 O°ZN and Associated N.B.C. Stations 6' 7 - A Good Tooth Paste, Like a Good Dentist, Is Never a Luxury RADIO S E E L E D Y O U R R A D I O F A V O R I T E S R V A FEATURES How Jolson Came Back Caroline Somers Hoyt 14 Singin' Al believed in himself, then sold the idea to a broadcaster A New Slant on Crosby Helen Hover 17 Bing sets about proving there are enough "breaks" to go around Behind the Scenes with F. D. (Illustrated by Carl Hauptmann) Norman Siegel 22 An intimate close -up of the Big Chief when he goes on the air The Romance of Jane and Don John Skinner 24 Radio Row has afforded Jane Froman and Don Ross love, happiness and success Thrill Makers of Radio Jean Pelletier 26 Disclosing the exciting adventures of the newsreel men of the air Milton Cross's Ordeal Edward R. Sammis 29 No matter how great the personal tragedy, the show must go on It Pays to be Natural Maybelle Austin 36 Smilin' Ed McConnell likes home folks; he himself is one of 'em Radio -Friend of the Condemned Helen Hover 38 (Illustrated by Jack Welch) Solace and joy come out of the air to cheer the shut -ins What Kind of a Husband is Paul? Peggy Wells 42 Introducing Maestro Whiteman and wife in the intimacy of their home Is Love a Laughing Matter? Hope Hale 46 In which it is discovered that a gag in the home is worth two at the studio Bend Down, Sister! (Illustrated by Abril Lamarque)... Wilson Brown 56 About Arthur Bagley, who gives you a daily dozen or two at daybreak Backstage with Seth Parker Ogden Mayer 58 Meet Seth and his Jonesport friends during their well -loved broadcast DEPARTMENTS Board of Review 6 Radio programs of distinction receive awards of merit Our Radio Log 8 Authentic technical information for the real fan Let's Gossip About Your Favorites 30 All the latest news items about radio personalities For Distinguished Service 34 John Henry, Black River Giant, wins RADIO STARS award this month The Band -Box Wilson Brown 44 Chit -chat about the orchestra leaders and song writers Your Radio Corner Gordon Starrett 49 All the latest data on the latest sets The Mystery Chef 53 Our culinary advisor discloses tempting and inexpensive cooking ideas Programs Day By Day 62 Authoritative and complete information on air entertainment And also: Who's Who on Radio Row, 12; RADIO STARS Makes Scoopie, 48; Intimate Pictures of Your Favorites, 50; Amazing People, 54 Ernest V. Heyn, Editorial Director Curtis Mitchell, Editor Associate Editor: Mary Burgum Art Editor: Abril Lamarque WATCH FOR- An amazing story on Walter Winchell who has been called America's best -known newspaperman ... the truth about Bert Lahr's unbelievable radio flop ... football schedules and sketches of your favorite gridiron gabbers . plus the snappiest through -the- keyhole photos you've ever glimpsed. Radio Stars published monthly and copyrighted, 1933, by Dell Publishing Co., Inc. Office of publication at Washington and South Avenues, Dunellen, N. J. Executive and editorial offices. 100 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. George T. Delacorte, Jr., Pres.; II. Meyer, Vice -Pres.; M. Delacorte, Sect'y, Vol. 3, No. 2, November, 1933, printed in U. S. A. Single copy price 10 cents. Subscription price in the United States $1.20 a year. Canadian sub <criptions, $1.50 a year. Foreign subscriptions $2.20 a year. Entered as second class matter August 5, 1932, at the Post Office at Dunellen, N. J., under the act of March 3, 1879. The publisher accepts no responsibility for the return of unsolicited material. 4 RADIO STARS Ixet the spool -end be your guide It is so easy to see what you expe,zt to see. That is why first glances are so deceptive. You expect to see J. & P. Coats or Clark's O. N. T. on the end of a spool of thread you buy. But -don't trust your first glance. Look twice - and be sure ! If that second look shows you the name Clark's or Coats on the spool -end -you know you're getting the thread you have always found dependable, as generations of women have before you. Don't risk a mistake. It pays to use good thread. J. Sz P. COATS CLARK'S O. N.T. or more than a century -as today THE IN PO MOO INg TWO THREAD OP 00 OP GREAT NAMES PAN, RADIO STARS BOARD W Curtis Mitchell, RADIO STARS Magazine, Chairman James Cannon New York World- Telegram, N. Y. C. Richard C. Moffett. Florida Times -Union, Jacksonville, Fla. Larry Wolters Chicago Tribune, Chicago, III. Dan Thompson Louisville Times, Louisville, Ky. S. A. Coleman Wichita Beacon, Wichita, Kans. R. B. Westergaard....Register & Tribune, Des Moines, la. Norman Siegal Cleveland Press, Cleveland, O. C. L. Kern Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Ind. Andrew W. Smith.. News & Age -Herald, Birmingham, Ala. Lecta Rider Houston Chronicle, Houston, Texas James E. Ch:nn.. Evening & Sunday Star, Washington, D. C. Si Steinhauser Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, Pa. H. Dean Fitter Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Mo. Leo Miller Bridgeport Herald, Bridgeport, Conn. Walter Ramsey Dell Publishing Co., Hollywood, Calif. Charlotte Geer Newark Evening News, Newark, N. J. Vivian M. Gardner Wisconsin News, Milwaukee, Wis. i HERE is the second coast -to -coast FIVE STAR ROLL -CALL poll of our RADIO STARS ** *CHASE & SANBORN TEA WITH GEORGE OLSEN AND Symbols Board of Review. Look it over. We COMEDIAN (NBC). * ** CHASE & SANBORN HOUR think you will be surprised. WITH RUBINOFF AND COME- * * * ** Excellent DIAN (NBC). * * ** Very good * ** GULF PROGRAM WITH IRVIN * ** Good Our alert critics all across America S. COBB (CBS). ** Poor ** *CUCKOO PROGRAM WITH * Not Recommended give s-ou a cross -section opinion of MRS. PENNYFEATHER (NBC). Tune in this. if you can bear it. * * * ** FLEISCHMANN HOUR WITH every big -time program on the air. * ** GULF PROGRAM WITH AR- RUDY VALLEE (NBC). THUR BRISBANE (NBC). This is the summer's biggest fa- we find vorite. Lumping their votes together, ***E NO CRIME CLUES (NBC).
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