•• 1 -i— Midget's Heavy Love Affair ROAMING THE AIR WAVES i With RAY FITZPATRICK Hadrabova sot married for art’s POLI’S movie Bewareel field, which sake. As a youngster she ran away mb satirized none too gently from her home In Csecho-Slo- Over*30 years ago, Alice Hegan radio comedians In the past, is vakla to make her rebut in Rice wrote the story which is to be Invaded by a radio Dvorak’s opera "Rosalka” In the destined to remain forever in the which will give both tlio Austrian town of Allmuts. Her hearts Of people.. .h moguls and moviegoers a f American debut was a sensational success classic drama whose courage pathos nee to make some Important but Immediately after her per- make it a The new news- and great- ..humanity comparisons. formance the youthful conductor of thing of ageless beauty. goal Is to be “The March of Time” the opera, named Nedbal noticed'- it will be released monthly by Nqvv this precious story Is one of and that the star seemed quite which the young the most important pictures of this no magazine sponsors He raked her w:hy. "She Columbia Friday depressed. or any other year. In the: title role highly popular confessed her family demand- broadcasts. The March had is Pauline lord, the famous stage Might ed that she get married ,6r return Time newsreel will attempt to star who purposely delayed h«r •f home until she was older before behind the scenes, to give the screen career to be able to flfst play ■0 continuing her career. background behind the news. the part of Mrs Wlggs. If it succeeds as well as the radio Nedbal listened sympathetically her on the should- "March of Time,’’ it’ll be easily the and then patted king, shines In the role of C. I've so- best newsreel. And if er: "That's easy. got your Chesterfield S'tubblns.'the mail-or- World's not you’re not a regular listener to this lution already. Why marry der soul-matb frorp whom such ro- me?" .grrand show, tune in on it tonight mance .was hoped' for... .and who ever CBS at 9 o’clock. And they’ve been living togeth- brought Instead such speedy, comic er happily ever since. awakening. notes. Two of the Zazu Pitts, she of the Buttery ■Cray THE FIRST I.ADY HOLDS newest to come to plays the iluttery Miss pop songs AN William hahds, the desk are "How’s About It, AUDITION..... »Mazy, and perfect she is as she veteran of the March Honey?” and “Malibu,” the Adams, dreams at a husband for a two and latter written by Irving Ceasar or.Time” cast frequently cent .stamp! heard as the “ghost” voice of XiUin and Abner, famed hill whose firm is publishing both A * Lucy Olcott and Bob Red- President Roosevelt, was sum- country comedians from the Ozarks numbers. Emery Dcutscli Evelyn Venable and Kent mooed lust Sunday night by a entertain 800,000-watt WtW lls- ding, will do “Winter Wonderland" are a handsome-arid gallant' UBS boy to take teiiCrs evening Satur- Taylor a# a violin solo on one of his “panting page every except sweet old fash- his oddest audition. and Sunday, 7ilft to 3:80 .o’- pair of lovers, the programs next week....Sounds day ined that clock. Thej- are also heard Over kind, they .gave you'in interesting....llio appearance Sirs Roosevelt, in "New fork and in Which yoil for her “Anterieaiis of Tomor- the Mutual Broadcasting System. "Judge'Priest” of Raymond Joseph Healey, took them right to your heart. this time as a Nazi, before a row” broadcast, expressed a Thanks to a sponsor depart- “Mrs Wlggs of the Cabbage congressional committee in desire after her program to ment. ■ Several times In Patch" one of the finest pic- Hew York, calls to mind his meet the actor who imper- "11. this pillar we suggested that ture's that we’ve ever offered,’’ is visits last summer sonated the president soclevcr- frequent WOR’s “Tlie O’Neills" would' the promise made by the manage- after he had been expelled ly. Adams liappcncd to be in make a good program for the ment of Poll’s which is a guarantee from a CCO camp at Thomas- the reception room and an nets. .. To-day we learn that are in* for some great en- ton....N'cal O'Hara, Boston amusing audition \vas imme- you that the family life sketches tertainment. Here is a picture for writer, who did a foot- diately arranged for the first ■porta have been signed to go on the entire family. over the New lady. Adams read a recent hall series Eng- CBS-WAbc at 7:30 on Mon. land network, has been signed GLADYS SWARTHOUT speech by the president while Besides the feature selected days, Wednesdays and Fridays, include an "Our to do a weekly “Sports of the “Voice of Firestone" Mrs Roosevelt listened In shorts that will starting next Monday, tlie scenic Week” broadcast... .It’ll be on a nearby nudition room, ad- Gang” cordedy, a cartoon, At of fame seldom nn American 10th. The scries was chos- treats. the air from WEEI-WTIC Sot- peaks attained by girl, Gladys mitting that she could not de- and others will be added noted radio en after more than 2,000 Dancing partners in a New York revue, Jack Gllckstein, 35-year- at 7 Swartliout, star and leading mezzo-soprano of the Metro- tect difference between Tonight is the last opportunity aurday nights o'clock, any housewives sat in at auditions old 63-pound midget, and Mildred Monti, 21-year-old 400-pound fafc politan Opera, is soon to greatly Increase her huge following on the Adams’ and that Of the. Watefbury will have to see "Eve- starting a week from tomor- voice held the who decide to make it a life tod. So they were married and air. She lias signed a long-term eontrnet with Paramount Pictures being by sponsor, lyn Prentice” with William Powell girl, partnership, row. .. .Waterbury’s Virglnio president. now has Paul Kcast and the here’s the bridal kiss the civil ceremony in City Hall; which will reveal her charm to added millions, and at the same time and Myrna Loy In the leading roles, following Mined still leads several or- Serenaders on the air. We will in no way interfere with her increasingly popular Firestone radio ably assisted by a local girl Rosa- chestras and docs occasional TONY’S WIFE_Tony. Gale, feel sure that “Tlie O’Neills" scries. a of this V GARDEN solo from WLW. and lind Russell, w'ho is part STRAND programs In the Kate Smith's pianist arranger, will be highly successful on of seeking contract with the world-famous singer the sound also very pleasing picture. Cincinnati... .He’s rated one was playing In Philadelphia the Columbia, as much as the picture producers renlized her remarkable combination of dramatic just Poll’s parade of hts still marches Tackett with the Rocker- the best musicians in the mid- skill other night when he got a phone Man’s "Fugitive Lady”, Columbia'c Rube alnd natural charm, in addition to the glorious voice. newly sponsored “One on such as “Kid west. call from Mahattan. His wife was and successes thrilling rofnanfic melodrama fea- ville Mountaineers will be shown Family" |s proving to be. "College Rhythm," Isham a at any moment > Wimilfts.” Neil Florence on the stage o£ the Garden theater Jones and his grahd ag- a vocal arrangement or it, by expecting baby That’s another good sketch and "White turing Hamilton, and there wasn’t a train for two "Mighty .Barnlm," nice and Donald Cook, heads the to-day at 3 p. *1., 6 and 9 p. m. for The success of the appearance of gregation of musicians. Ijce Sims and Ilomay Bailey series for you. a taxicab sind i double feature bill at Warners' the last time* laham Jones’ orchestra at Ham- It the city supports the Jones we think but never one In dance hours. So Tony hired Parade'hred^e. to New ar- Strand and tomorrow. The Joe E. next will orchestra, then it’s up to the park tempo.... The Mary Pickford drove 90 miles York, Around and about. Those to-ddy Coming tomorrow only, ilton park Saturday night one to a at the hospital simultane- of Hal can new film is described as of the the wide mouthed com- mean a lot to Waterbury dancers department bring other nation- show is picking up lot of riving arrangements Kemp’s STATE Brown, with the The meter most delightful love stories of the a “6 Bike a for It will mean that the park de- ally famous dance bands here. listeners, proving that (Trnma ously baby. be credited to the fact that live edian as Day Rider," a $30. It was a girl—and in his outfit arc skillful tuns com, current cinema season, concerning, First National production that Is partment can go ahead and book on the air has real place if registered men “Big. clean, strong in story, have sense Tpny christened her Kate. putters-together. has a cast and as it does, the -romantic aftermath said to be the biggest rib tickler other “name” bands during the Going personal. .. .This list- sponsors enough CBS cdy, production, value, of one woman being mistaken for has Winter months. A large crowd at ener’s ears enjoyed tremend- to realise it....Some of the "special program on at 5 tomorrow this production should rate high.-’ in which Jo© yet appeared. an of what radio another man’s wife. tho city-owned pavilion Saturday ously hearing Jimmy Melton year’s best songs are coming Just example afternoon celebrating the opening That is the opinion of Variety, the There is a talented cast of com- is ... A teacher, having this a night will enable steppers from this sing “Shortnin’ Bread”... The out during this last month of doing. of telephone service between screen's fairest yet severest critje, Neil Hamilton and Miss Rice, edy players in the important roles. nothing better to do, asked the kids and MUriel new Columbia ■vicinity to dance to other famous whole Town Hall Tonight pro- the year. country Japan. In Its preview of Universal’s ! BiWdway favorite until Frank McHugh, who plays the in her class to name some impor- Wilson has announced her of Life" orchestras at Hamilton park in fu- gram makes one of the best engage- dramatic hit "Imitation brought her to Hollywood recently, part of Joe's pal, and rid© as his tant man whose name began with ment to Fred Hufsmith. Both are Stato of new ture weeks. shows on the air, and we mean A MARRY-GO-ROUND.Some which comes to Warners’ make a romantic team team mate, is a far better com- their R. A second later a voice well known radio artists. on for four which We’ve always felt that Water- “best”... .Put on your list of artists don’t believe in mixing theater Saturday days. charm in "Fugitive Lady,” edian than he is a rider. called out “Rogers" "What NBC will feature contributions bury would sut#iort "name” bands elever lyrics the ones for “Ob- career with married life. But Eva This Fannie Hurst .best-seller, also is Jriss Rice’s first starring pic- Maxine Doyle, a comparative Rogers?” she asked. “Buck from all of the in its of domes- has if they were brought here. The ject of My Affection.” a very Hadrabova, the Viennese soprano parts globe produced by the master ture. Clara Blandick, who newcomer to the screen, was se- Rogers, of course”, came back the Christmas crowds which greeted Rudy Vallee tingling tune....Why hasn't who makes her American radio Day programs. tic drama, John M. Stahl, with been seen'as an "acid comedienne” lected for her charm and beauty CBS chain youngster, amazed that the teacher Helen return to Paul and Warren Wil- five and Ozzle Nelson testify to this, someone ever made a popular debut this week over the Jepson will Claudette Colbert in fifty pictures in years, pro- to be Joe’s leading lady. Gordon should think there could be more Whiteman's show .next and it's for that reason that we're dance arrangement of Havel’s with Howard Barlow's orchestra, Thursday liam as his stars, has fully justi- vokes hilarious scenes with her Westcott has the part of the city fact Mme than one important than “Buck." night. esti- expecting a near-record crowd for “Bolero”.. .We’ve even heard believes differently. In fied the Variety reviewer's role of the sarcastic, romance- slicker while Arthur Aylesworth, mate of it. Claudette Colbert as seeking, old maid aunt to Hamil- famous on the New York stage, is 200- WDRC-Hartf ord-^ 1330 “Bea” Pullman steps into this emo- ton. William Demarest and Matt the banker father of Joe's girl. WATR Barn P. M. WATR PROGRAMS tional role direct from her triumpli McHugh, well known stage and Lottie Williams, plays the part of New York Stations 3:00—Philadelphia Orch., Leo- as “Cleopatra,” and makes of it the screen comedians, are Cook’s crook her mother while Dorothy Chris- Dance pold Stokowski, Conduc- oustanding’characterization of her accomplices who get into all sorts ty is the blonde “othei; woman” Saturday career. Fannie Hurst’s intensely of funny trouble, and Nclla Walk- in the case. Others in the cast in- tor. To-Uay modern heroine lives and breathes er, for years a vaudeville headlin- clude Harry Seymour as the radio WEAF—680 — WOK— 710 — WJifi—THO — WABC—880 liarn 5:00—To be announced. A gala full-liour 3.00—Miles I. A. Martin. Organ through Miss Colbert’s magic, and er, plays Hamilton’s doting moth- announcer at the races, Lloyd Neal to dance will be brought 6:15—Skippy. Recital broadcast direct you see in her the embodiment of er with a grand flair for laughs. and William Granger. WATR listeners from 2 to 3 from St. John’s church. all womanhood Songs; Male Quartet. 5:30—Jack Armstrong—All-Am- young struggling The companion feature, a peaen The companion feature will be tomorrow afternoon, Miles I. A. Martin. of love and life WABC—Edwin C. Hill, o’clock erican Boy. Organist. with the problems of a western story, is “Wagon Tim McCoy in “Western Code.” 4:00—WEAF—Roth String the traditional * Fellow of the American Commentator. featuring all 6:45—Miniatures by Franklin to provide a livelihood for herself Wheels” and numbers in its cast Quartet. old barn dance attractions. Guild of Organists. apd baby daughter, and gaining SERVANTS MAY NOT VOTE WOR—Studio Music. S: 30—WOK—Katzman Orch.; McCormack. such favorites as Randolph Scott, George Cavalier and his Old 3:30—Freda only a love starved existence, an Sun- WJZ—Betty and Bob— Lucille Peterson Songs; 6:00—H. V. Kaltenborn—Current Svirsky, Novelty Gail Patrick and Monte Blue. Timers will headline the bill, Pianist. imitation of life. MacDonald Ottawa—(UP)—Removal of Sketch. Choristers Quartet. Events. day brings Jeanette which has been arranged by Warren William plays opposite in “The civil servants from the voters’ list 4:15—WOR—Studio Orch. WJZ—Goodman Orch.; 3:45—Eagles’ Indoor Circus. with Maurice Chevalier Studio George Duffy. 6:15—Bobby Benson and Sunny Miss Colbert, as he did in "Cleo- to free them from Skillet. Manager Merry Widow” and George M. in order politi- WJZ—Sisters of the Dwight Fiske; Jane Jim. 4:00—Hits and Bits. a 4 in the barn dance patra,’’ and it is happy combina- cal influence was suggested here 4:10—WOR—Town Talk—Robert Froman, Songs. Guestars Cohan in “Gambling.” Include Victor 6:30—Football Reporter, Eddie 4:15—News. tion. Rochelle Hudson, Ned C. H. secretary if state. Reud. WABC—Court of Human program will by Cahan, Pat and Dooley. Sparks, Baby Jane, a 3 year old Alcohol In- WJZ—Three C’s Songs. Relations. Gould, Singing Bill, Brazil’s Sugar and the 6:45—Beauty Program, Margaret star, Louise Beavers, Alan stabilize sugar The population in England and 4:45—WOR—Science in Your Fred Bredice, Rocky 288-WTIC*-Hartford-1040 ,budding stitute continues to i);00—WEAF—Lyman Orch.; new Brainard and Connie Gates Hale, Henry Arrtietta and a score Wales is expected to total ** Kurt Haesel- Mountaineers, and a prices at the levels of recent, 40,113.- Home—Dr Frank Munn, Tenor: P. M. of other well-known com- some say girls' trio, directed by the 6:55—Press-Radio News. players months despite the large crop this 500 by 1936, |>ut experts er. Vivienne Segal. Songs. and Marge. 4:00—Music Guild—NBC. plete the cast. it will to by IMS. WJZ—Women’s Clubs Talk popular Jimmie Cunningham, 7:00—Myrt season. drop 28,656,600 WOK—Hillbilly Music. 7:15—Air Adventures of Jimmie “Imitation of Life" was last London: It’ll lie worth lieuring. 6:00—Causes of War—NBC. 5:00—WEAF—From WJZ—Harris Orch; Leah Alien. year’s best selling novel; it is this Causes of War, Sir Jo- 6:15—Straight Shooters—NBC. Ray. Songs. 7:30—Serenaders: Paul Keast, year’s biggest screen attraction. Director slah Stamp. WABC—March of Time— baritone; Rollo Hudson’s 6:30—Nellie Revell’s Interviews— Claudette Colbert and Warren Wil- Bank of England. Drama. Orch. NBC. John M. Stahl and Fannie WOR—Musical Program. lem, 9:30—'WEAK—Bonime Orch.; W1XBS PROGRAM 7:45—Hollywood Hilarities. 6:45—Stamp Club—NBC. Hurst are an unbeatable star- WJZ—Pearce's Gang. Pic and Pat, Comedians. 8:00—Everett D. Dow—The Fact director-author combination. Son of Fire— 6:00—'Wrightville Clarion. WABC—Og, WOR—Lum and Abner— Finder. The surrounding program has Sketch. 6:30—Press-Radio News—NBC. Sketch. PP. M. 8:15—Edwin C. Hill, The Human been carefully selected and is one 5:05—WOR—News. 6:85—Gems freen Memory. WJZ—Phil Baker, Come- Calder, Bariton and Side of the News. of the best to be seen at this popu- 6:15—WEAF—Tom Mix Adven- 3:00—Crane 6:45—Billy Batchelor—NBC. dian. Harmonettes. 8:30—True Story Court of Hu- lar theater this year. Included arc tures—Sketch. the 7:00—Jack and Loretta Clemens man Relations. the World Series heroes of 1934, Tom's Pi- WABC—Hollywood Hotel 3:15—Lorine Letcher Butler —NBC. WOR—Captain 9:00—March of Time. Dizzy and DafTy Dean, in the first rate Ship. —Sketch with Dick “Birds.” 7:16—Musical Program. 9:80—Hollywood Hotel. Picture they have ever made. It’s Relief Fund— Powell; Jane Williams; Presents 7:80—Musical Highway. WJZ—Stage 3:30—ABS Today's 10:30—Kate Smith and her Swanee a com#dy and packed with laughs % Actress. Ted Fio-Rito Orch. and Dorothy Gish, Winners. 7:45—Concert Miniatures. Os only Dizzy Dedn can dispense others; Carole Lombard Musip. T:00—Jessica WABC—Skippy—Sketch. 5:00—Melody Frolic. 11:00—Ozzte Nelson's Orch. Dragonette—NBC. them, What a showman this great Revell In- and George Raft, Guests. 9:00—The Travelers Hour-—Nor- 5:30—WEAF—Nellie ball player is! • with Muriel Wil- 5:30—Romenie Mecca, Piano terview 9:45—Garber Orch. TO USE HARVARD POOL man Cloutier, director; Accordionist. Leaders, son, Soprano. 10:00—V11AF—Dramatic Sketch. Ed Small’s Hamilton, Scotland, will.erect and Contest Fallon's Orch. Pat—NBC. 1,- WOR—Story WOR—Larry Taylor, Bari- 5:46—Bod Cambridge—(UP)—What! Wo- 9:30—Pick and 124 houses on a nearby farm. Club. tone. 6:00—Boys’ Club. men in the Harvard university 10:00—First Nighter—NBC. WJZ—The Singing Lady. 10:30—The U. S. and World Af- WARREN WJZ—Minstrel Show. 6;15—Adventures of Santa Claus. swimming pool! That’s right. The WABC—Jack Armstrong the fairs, Isador Lubln—NBC. 10:15—WOR—Current Events— News. Athletic association, following —Sketch. 6:30—Press-Radio to 10:46—Gothic Choristers—NBC. E. Read. precedent of opening the pool Club—Capt H. 6:35—News. R. Holmes’ News, 6:45—WEAF—Stamp sons of the faculty members, an- 11:00—George Neighborhood WILLIAM 10:30—WEAF—The Employe in Tim Heaiy. 6:45—Sagebrush Harmonizers. nounced that every Monday night from Washington:—NBC. of Jim- the World— WOR—Adventures Changing 7:00—Sports. the pool will 'be reserved for the 11:18—Jesse Crawford, organist— Allen. John L. Lewis, President THEATERS my 7:15—Fisher’s Gypsy Ensemble. use of female members of faculty NBC. WJZ—Little Orphan Annie United Mine Workers of 11:30—Slumber Hour. * 7:30—Jan, Jude and Jerry, Vocal families. —Sketch. America. Trio. Musicale. WABC—Robinson Cruseo WOR—Variety 7:45—Charles Gaine's Orch. from Jr.—Sketch. WJZ—The Message of HAMILTON B. Philadelphia. ★ *MYRNA LOY ,S;00—WEAF—Thrills of Tomor- Israel—Rabbi Jonah his South Am- WILLIAM POWELL 8:00—Villa and 1758 Eaat Main. Dial S-092U row—Sketch. Wise. erican Troubadours. in J'£VELYN PRENTICE