Thrill to the Photo-Story of Rudy Vallee's Life - a Picture Scoop! Radio's Thrills and Entertainment-Yours in 18 Pages of Programs! IN TH 15 155 UE Week Ending April 10, 1937 M. L ANNEN BERG Publisher CURTIS !\1ITCIlELL, Editorial Director I Smash Features I Kinks and Queens What to do about Personality Faulu-What the Stars D:J! by GLADYS OAKS ...... 3 Death Comea to , Mln.trel The Landt Trio's TraQedy by JAMES H, STRUT.,...... 8 Quick Trigger t.hdden A Calling All Cars Story by ARTHUR KENT 1-1 Network Member Stations L.og .. ..7 I I Norri. Goff ,nd Chester L.auck Behind the Scenes with Lum and AbnCT by ELGAR BROWN ... , ... ,... 4 Ro" B,mpton An All-American SinQer Tells fler Life Story (Part 111). 6 Cheerio Scoop-The Star Revealed! 21 L.OU;" Massey VisilinQ the Westerner at Home 22 I I Mu.ic of the M"ters by CARLETON SMITH ... ,.,.. 10 Plum. and Prunes by EVANS PLUMMER ....•.•• 11 In.ide Stuff by MARTIN LEWIS .. " ... ". II The Radio Week The Latest Radio News.. . 12 Short Wavea by CHARLES A. MORRISON 20 I I
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UI HUh A,_ The 252 editors who voted in the most today-for greater enjoyment tomorrow! '" \..... n.. A".,...l I.. _. UI ""'h .• _ '" \ .._, It"' )1111. IIoI"J,,,,, iii...... 1_. ".111<.,,1 •. recent World-Telegram poll think tomor ...... 1'..-' ,Iotln. I.. nhf..I•.•0<1 U I l'I,_tl. , ,. llol,..... lin....A_". u....n.ltN .... row's radio will drift away from participa- (See Slar of Slars standings on J}(l.ge 19) ...1"'. _1<1 bo _ ..1<>1 b, ....,••,1. ..n·.oJ BY GLADYS OAKS ----~ e\'er she had a chance like that, Lucy would spur herself on by conjuring up visions of Anna in her he~·day. She knows now that was why she got small parts instead of big parts, Lucy is a cheerful girl, but during those years in musical comedy she wasn't herself. She was unhappy be o YOU have those blue nights cause of that. when you lie awake hour after The day she heard "Criss Cross" was D hour, wondering why you acted going to close, she came home blue as like a fool at just the time you wanted indigo, There'd be tryouts again, to make a hit? Do you look enviously waiting around in managers' offices. at girls not a bit prettier or smarter letters of introduction. than yourself, and hs\'c to watch them grabbing off the prizes you never win? HER mother came in from shopping, Lady, have you a "kink"? her arms full of bundles, There Well, if you have some personality was something lost-looking about the Cailing. you're in distinguished com girl sitting by the window. pany. The first four up-and-coming "f met your old singing teacher on radio stars we queried each confessed the street," Anna told Lucy, dropping she'd had just such a self-handicap to things anywhere, "He says U's a overcome before she could get her shame you're wasting yourself in stride. And here's their testimony: musical comedy." If you hove a mother or sister or So began the talk that has changed aunt who's the most popular woman the whole course of Lucy Monroe's Cor miles around, it's easy to want to life. "I've thought and thought about be Uk", her. It you put in your time it," said Anna. "You've gone about imitating her, instead of trying to "be your work the wrong way. You yourself," the tale of Lucy Monroe ,-, must stop trying to be like I was. I should show you a lesson. must never give you another letter, Lucy is the daughter of a famous You must never tell another soul in actress, Anna Laughlin, one of the \ the profession you're my daughter," most famous soubrettes of America's "And she was right." Lucy told me. last generation. "To try to be like another person is to Lucy is a tall girl, her poise and stand eonvicted of inferiority in ~'our serenil~' crowned with red-gold hair. own eyes." But when she was younger, her lo\'eli So from then on, Lucy tried only for ness never satisfied her, because she serious engagements. And because was always comparing it with her she was being herseU, the way ahead mother's quick. gay, brunet beauty, wasn't long. In 1933 she was starred When she was quite young, singing in popular classics at the Hippodrome, lessons developed a resment, sweet as "Marguerite" and "Juliet" and soprano that made her teachers talk "Nedda," Then radio! Now she is so of concert and opera. But Lucy didn't well established that her old kink has listen, She'd always dreamed of a ceased to be painful. success in musical comedy-like her Dolly Dawn, who sounds so gay mother's, So she went after a job in whcn you hear her with George Hall's Ziegfeld's "Follies," and for a year was t. ol'chestra, was once all crippled up a glol'illed chorus girl. ); with a kInk that's even more common r than Lucy Monroe's, If the very men ANNA wasn't satisfied, She knew tion of looking for a job sends a Lucy had unusual talent, and with shiver coursing down your spine, all her heart she wanted to help her. there's real psychological treasure for "I'll write the managers I know," _ ,;.--;'~d\i\ ... , you in this tale of a girl who got over she said, "Pull always helps!" that fear. But in this case pull was a boom "People told me I was silly to be erang, "If you've anyone famous in scared ot applying for jobs," said your family, don't take his intro Dolly, ''They'd say that the boss ductions to prospective bosses," ad needed me as much as I did him. But vises Lucy. "They hate to see you it was pretty hard for me to believe." because you're sent by someone to DO YOU IMITATE SOMEONE ELSE? ARE YOU But there is a way to gain poise whom they're obligated. They decide when you face a potential boss. George beforehand you must be no good!" AFRAID OF OTHERS. OR IN THE WRONG JOB? Hall showed it to Dolly. Still, Lucy was so pretty and her Dolly is a little Italian girl, born in "oiee so appealing that she landed LEARN THE STARS' PERSONALITY SECRETS! Newark, and christened Theresa An CHET is thirty-foul' years old, mar ried to a belle of Hot Springs, and ELGAR BROWN the father of Shirley May, eight, and Nancy Jean, three. Norris is thirty...... He took his bride in good old Mena, was a town named \Vaters until local • and has a three-year-old son named pridc, fostered by the Lum and Abner Gary, who is trying to qualify for his programs, changed it to conform to dad's nickname--Toughy. The pre the script! sent-day Lum and Abner are correct "Huddleston in real life, just like sartorially, versed in the ways of big in our broadcasts, is a genial, loveable bustness, and distinctly urban as to confldant of everybody in the com outlook and mode of living. munity. He has a little more 'learnin' Their route to success wasn't long, than the average citizen. So, among but it wasn't smooth, either. The boys other duties, he reads the paper to a played hooky together in Mena, studied group of cronies in his store each occasionally and were set down as evening. And he writes an occasionnl pretty awful in the school plays letter for a grnteful friend." their first taste of dramatics. Lauck Toughy breaks in ngain. then wound up a brief but .hectic tus "Sometimes," he grins, "Dick is ask sle with higher education at the Uni ed to write up an order to a mail order versity of Arkansas. He left just in house for one of his own customers, time to avoid being asked to leave. caUing for some article which he may He essayed to edit the college humor h "You thould learn to play the plano," AN ALL- AMERICAN SINGER'S flyt Rote-to would-be prim, donnat! He didn't say that I had a magnifi leal'll to play the piano if nothing l'lsc) cent voice, or the most marvelous voice you can get al high school, If you in the world. Only when he had found are still young enough to he in school, out that I knew I needed more study or at night school otherwise. If the and was willing to work did he say, high school in your city docs not give "Your voice has fine possibilities. You 'vening classes. there must be a WPA have good quality and you have artists' project somewhere ncar you, y musicianship." Never was I so grate with music teachers attached to it. ful for the family background which Enroll in one of those c1ass~ was responsible for that "mu.sician Finally, ~'ou will want a teacher of ship"! He said he would accept me. ....our own. Do not be afraid that the rose I(>ssons will cost too much. Any music WE drove back to Buffalo, and I teacher worth having will take you at packed my clothes, went back a price ~'ou can afford. if you tell him to Chautauqua and found myself a honestly what that price is lind if he :room. If you don't know about it, a thinks you are worth teaching. (If bampton whole colony of people meet al you should become famou.'!. he would Chautauqua, New York, every Summer make a fortune, because other students to study. There are lecture courses, will flock 10 him!) Perhaps the high dance groups, classes in writing and school music teacher nearest you will painting, orchestras - everything. I give you lessons. Perhaps you will s I TOLD you last week, when found a nice room in a boarding-house I)refer the WPA music teacher. Or I was seventeen years old I and there I was-alone for the first you may want to find someone else. A made those twin diSC()veries time in my life, and so homesick I which ha\"e meant heartbreak for so didn't know what to do! Two thing!' TO DO that do not merely ask your many American girls-yes, and boys That was the first time I had ever would give me an audition, and my to which you must become accustomed friends to recommend someone, as well. heard that we had any great music brother and my mother drove down it you want to become a singer: Lone but listen to a couple of [he tcacheT's Simultaneously I found that the one schools in America. Possibly this is with me. liness and hard work. There were two • pllpils. You can judge by results. thing I wanted to do in the world was the first time you have heard of it, too. When we got there I had another of lonely studios up on a hill. They were If their voices arc terrible you (:cr sing, and that if I wanted to sing I I[ it is, take heart right now, for we my stage-fright panics. I didn't wllnt just shacks. I used to practise there. tainly don't wallt your voice ruinl.'d must take up a course in Europe, which have some or the finest music schools to sing. Why should I? I had failed in Many times I would sland at the 100. If on the other hand they are 1 couldn't atTord. in the world right herc in our own everything, and I would only fail again. window and cry and cry. I had to Rood, it is logical to assume that the I thought there was no hope. United States. I'm giving you a list of What was the use? I felt like jumping learn everything all over again, you • teacher is good. Then our family went back te them up above. into the lake. But my mother had a see. I had to begin singing exercises How are you to judge'! In this day L_ Massillon to visit and, walking down I'm picking the Curtis Institute to lengthy talk with me, and finally we once more. Right in the middle of of radio, when all we need to do is the street one afternoon, I bumped inlo talk about, myself, simply because it's knocked on the door of his studio. them, often, I would bursl into tears. turn a switch to have the most glorious myoid principal from the high school the one I know most about. I practised three solid hours a day \·oices of our time flood into our homes. there, Dr. Gorrell. He remembered m·~ "Would they take me'?" I wondered. MR. CONNELL looked at me and a lot, for a singer--doing nothing but your taste ought to be as good as any and we passed the time of day. "B:' ":\larcclla 5embrich is there. Could it was so kindly and gentle with me vocalizing. The rest of the lime I one's. You learn to know beautiful the way, Rose," he asked me, "are you really give me as good a mUsical edu· from the start, so sweet in his ap worked as a cashier in the holel to try \·oices by hearing singers sing. s':ll interested in singing?" cation as I could get in Italy:''' There proach and so understanding of all to earn enough to pay for my lessons You shouldn·t begin to sing until "More than an:ything else in the was only one thing to do-find out, that I was going through, that I man Only at the end of six .....eeks did :\fr. you are sixteen years old. You !'hould world;' I answered fervently. By accident I learnro that Horatio ag~ to sing "The Star," by James Connell let me sing a song for him; a go on with your regular schoolwork "In that case," he told me, "you Connell. who was also teaching at Rogers, for him. When I finished he German lieder. I feel, and get a good cultural back should find out about the Curtis In_ Curtis, had classes at Chautauqua, New asked me: Then I asked him the fateful ques ground as well as a musical back· ROSE BAMPTON SA HOPES, DREAMS PERISH stitute. Marcella 5embrich is a teach York, during the Summer. Chautauqua "What was your idea in coming to tion: "00 you think I have enough ground. J add this by way of caution er there. and if you could possibly get was within my reach. It was only me for an audition'?" talent to make it worth while for me After all, you will never become a AT SEVENTEEN-BUT SAID "NO" TO FAILURE! to study with her, that would be the !'ixty miles from Buffalo. I wrote a "I'd like to go to the Curtis Institute. to go on with my studying?" great singer unless you become a great greatest thing in your life." letter to Mr, Connell, asking him if he if they'll have me:' I said earnestly. "Yes, I do," Mr. Connell said kindly. person as well. Too much sp<'Cializa· , 6 .. " • t. 7 MAIN STREET TO BROADWAY, TO SUCCESS-THAT WAS THE STORY OF LANDT TRIO & WHITE UNTlL- sing on the corner to entertain any makes me feel clean. You know what body, or on front porches to entertain I mean." the girls. They sang those hum-hum He had a Negro friend who batted a songs. Like "Honey." battered old piano in a roadhouse and They thought they were pretty good. the Negro taught Howard to play. So did the home folks. At parties the "Just put yo' hands heah and push boys always harmonized. Death was on de keys," coached the Negro. far away then. Howard put his hands there and That was in 1928-the year of money pushed. Music came. He was a nat magic and financial voodooism. 19281 ural musician. He couldn't read a Herbert Hoover had just been elected word of music. He played mostly in president! A new deal meant just an minor keys, improvising the bass notes other card game. It was as whim and fancy di the age of gilt and giddi- rected. ness. Prosperity was eve "1 hit the black keys ryman's bedfellow and most of the time." poverty was a horrid RY And the way he hit the word. America was doped black keys and the music with false wealth, duped JAMES H. he coaxed out just fitted by false prophets and the hum-hum "Honey" was dancing drunken STREET melody of the Landt ly to the hypnotic beats brothers. of tom-toms. So it started _ three Dan Landt was 27. brothers, a house-painter, Karl Landt was 21. Jack was 16. Dan, a chemist, a student-and a baker! a serious fellow, painted houses for a Howard and the brothers were asked living. Karl taught chemistry. Jack to sing over Scranton's stations WGBI studied chemistry. Just three run-of and WQAM:. Folks listened when they the-mill brothers, loving and laughing, were on the air. quarreling and singing-and fighting "That's the Landt Trio and White," among themselves as all brothers will folks in Scranton said as they tuned do until some common enemy comes, in. "Pretty good, eh?" and then they fight together. "All for They had a way about them-they one and one for all." Yes, they were could do things to music. A boom just ordinary brothers. boom here, a hum-hum there-a pat But they could sing and plunk a ter between times and the boys lifted ukelele. You remember the type a ditty, made it a thing of joy. And there are brothers like that in every all the lime Howard was just hitting the black keys. A few pennies were earned over the home~town stations and those few Howard White: He played pennies put big ideas in the heads of In minor key. by ear the Four Musketeers. Why, they rea made the Landt Trio four soned, they got paid for singing and always they had sung for fun! In- ••• comes to a minstrel HIS is another lale of two cities brothers and Howard White couldn't town-plunk-plunking a ukelele and credible! They figured they had some and Four Musketeers--"all for one lick. singing those hum-hum "Honey" thing. A lot of folks thought they Tand one for all"-three brothers This tale of two cities and the wan songs at all the socials--kissing in the had something in 1928! and a comrade who traveled together dering balladeers, the musical musket dark and singing in the light. "Let's go to New York," said Dan. as wandering minstrels up the high eers, begins around the hearth of a Howard White knew the boys, of "We haven't got much money," said road to lame, although death pointed home in Scranton, Pa. There are course. Howard was 26. He ran a Howard. to detours and late dug enough pits many houses in SCranton like it. There bak2ry---<:ooked bread and pies. There "It's a big town," cautioned Karl. to ha\le crushed the spirits of less is a porch and vines in the Summer was a lot of money in bakeries in 1928. "Aw, let's go and try it," echoed \laliant men. time. But this house really was dif There was money in everything in Jack. He was just a boy, remember. And finally when they reached the ferent. The Landt boys Ii\led there. 1928. Sometimes the Landt boys They had $400 between them-$IOO peak of the highroad and found the Everybody in town knew the Landt would drop around and see Howard for each of the musketeers, and they world was beating a pathway to their boys. There were Dan and Karl and and they would sing a bit lor him. agreed. to share and share alike-"all door, it was death that rapped the Jack. They used to sit around the fire Howard always liked music. for one and one for all." loudest at their porlals. and sing just to entertain themselves "It does things to me," he said. "It "We'll go up or down together," Death was the only thing the Landt and their parents. Or they would makes me feel good and, and-well, it they \lowed. "We'll stick together. 8 1/2~ '< We'll show 'em. And we'll slay 'em!" suicides. But death was a stranger to They had expe<:ted it. That was fine, ard White still pushed down the black So they went around and shook the boys. the brothers said. It still would be keys and the brothers hummed to hands with their townsmen. walked "All lor one and one lor all," they "aU for onc and one for all." millions. down Main Street, got on a train, went said, and the world applauded. Quick So Howard married and moved A few weeks ago, the brothers away. ly, their lame spread. They were on away from the house, but he still missed rehearsal for the first time. That closed the first part of this an early morning program-"Morning pushed down the black keys and the For Howard White's heart, still heavy tale of two cities. For the Landt Trio Showers." little group was not divided. with tragedy, had failed. Death had and White were coming to the Big For eight years they sang on the Soon afterwards, Don married. taken him away too. And the Musket Town! To New York! morning program. "Life is like that," said Karl to Jack. eers became three. Hurry up, old train-we're going to Soon they became the busiest trio "Sure. Our turn next," said Jack. Yes, the brothers found another Broadway-up the highroad together. on the air. Their programs called for Dan bought a cabin in New Jersey pianist. And their music still is in There was music in their hearts. work on Mondays and Wednesdays and he and his bride spent much time great demand. Tragedy has made them Death seemed so far away then. But over station WEAF, and again over there. The Four Musketeers bought a mellow. Death has been their com a lot of things seemed far away in the same station on Sundays. Then 35-foot cruiser and they all stayed panion for two years. 1928! there was the Monday-Wednesday aboard when possible, fishing and They do not like to talk about Friday assignment over WJZ. singing. It was a happy family. The Howard. THE next day the tale of the big city The Landt boys sent back to Scran Four Musketeers-and two brides. "His widow will never want," they began. But the hOus':is in New ton for their mother and father and Howard was very proud when he said slowly. "You know how it is. York do not have porches and vines. siSler, and the Four Musketeers told his comrades lhere soon would be Howard was one of us. Of course, we'll And musical young men can not very bought a house in Jackson Heights, a baby at his house. That was in keep on going. It'lI still be 'all for well hum-hum "Honey" on the cor Long Island. They all lived together. 1935. one and one for all.' " ners to girls-without being told to Every morning they got up at 5 o'clock The baby was dead at birth. "So the Four Musketeers have be· shut up. Scranton and New York nre and reached the studio at 6: 45 for an Up to then, death had seemed so come three," I said sortiy to them. in the same country, but they're not the same. The boys didn't get a job the Orst day, or the second, or the third. The same old story-round after round of theatrical offices-the same old story. "Sorry, nothing today." However, the Landt boys and How ard were not the kind to mope and grumble and just sit still until for tune beckoned. "The devil with all these offices," said Dan, the house-painter. "Let's try something else." The St. Regis Hotel was being built. A lot of things were being built in 1928. Vincent Lopez was to be master of ceremonies at the hotel's opening. So the Four Musketeers trouped right up to Lopez and asked for work. "What's your act?" asked Vincent. "We harmonize," said the minstrels. Wht>n Vincent heard them, he asked quickly: "How much do you want to sing for me?" The Four Musketeers had $7 be ~ween them. Four men in New York 'n 1928 with only $7! Vincent didn't know that. Th, :'Ilusketeers talked it over among hemselves. "Let's ask for a lot," said Dan, the _louse-painter. "Don't let him think we're cheap." They asked Vincent for $250 a ·,\'eek. The bandmaster blinked his eyes in amazement. The boys feared they had asked too much. Vincent jumped at the chance--singers like that for $250 a week in New York in 1928! Everything looked all right to the :\lusketeers, however, and then the ceiling fell in. Literally. The bottom had fallen out of business and now the roof of the hotel feU in. The boys got it both ways-from the bottom and the top. Naturally, the opening of the hotel was postponed. "You boys should try radio," sug gested Vincent. "Go down to NBC. Ask for an audition." THEY got one. Howard White began pushing in the black keys and the Landt boys began hum-humming one or those patter songs that make you feel good. A commercial buyer of radio time just happened to be in the studio and hour's rehearsal. Never were they far away. The blow staggered How "That's a nice idea," said Karl. "A heard them. late. They were good craftsmen_the ard. He kept right on pushing the tender idea. I always liked that book "What would they work for?" they Four Musketeers, the kind of fellows black keys. But his heart was heavy. about the Musketeers. We read a lot. were asked. you can depend on. Two months later Dan's baby was especially since Howard has gone. So surprised were the Four Musket They rigged up a radio studio at bom--dead. Have you any suggestion for a good ~rs that they stalled a bit. Then they home with microphones and a public The Four Musketeers worked harder. book?" did a very wise thing-they signed a address system with loudspeakers in Work is good for men who are sad. "Yes," I was walking away as I said contract with NBC, and five days later every room. Nearly every afternoon, They had hitched their wagon to a it. "I suggest 'All the Brothers were a cigarette sponsor bought the act. they rehearsed their songs. The Landt star, and the star was shining brightly. Valiant.' " It was a long way from the front parents were the only audience. The world had beaten a pathway to porch at SCranton to the New York Things moved along very well in_ their door. And found crepe there. The Lllndt Trio mllY be hellrd on studios of NBC. The world was too doed. But their music hadn't changed. Maybe SllturdllYI on the Universal Rhythm good, almost. Sure, the depression had Then one day Howard told the there was more tenderness in their progrlm over an N Be network at 7 come. There were breadlines and brothers he was going to be married. hum-hum "Honey" harmony, but How- p.m. EST (6 CST; 5 MST; 4 PST). q A Synopsis of '" " The Metropolitan Opere DAS RHEINGOLD By Richard Wagner April 3, 1:50 p.m, EST (12:50 CST; 11:50 a.m. MST; 10:50 PST) NBC-Red Network Wolin. Fritdritll Schorr Donner Julius Huehn Froh . . H1ns Cltmens C... Rent H1b'th ... !5 Alltt.ith Edll1rd H1bicil M,me • K1rll.lulkoeuer Fuolt , Norm1n Cordoo F1fntr • •E...... nuel List Frick1 • Kuin B'1nmll fhe Masters Frei1 . • Dorolhee M1nski Erd1 Ooris Dot W09hnde • Slel11 Andrtva WelFgunde • • Irr1 Ptlin1 BY CARLETON SMITH Flostllilcf. Doris Dot Condutlor: Artur B0lI1nuy I, 1U 0/. "'u.... R,rhud W..,er"s "Oa. Rhein· e<>lel," inlro PLUMS INSIDE AND STUFF PRUNES BY BY EVANS MARTIN PLUMMER LEW IS My, my! Your Sunday Evening Hour the plane was delayCCl an opportunity to new show to start in a few weeks ... announcer, Truman Bradley, man several times and forecast each week's The reports have it that Bobby Breen about-Chicago and eligible bachelor, grounded finally at winners of the J 6 leaves the Eddie Cantor show at the was selected by fashion writers as one St. Louis because of major league games. end of the present series and will be of tile Windy City's ten best~dressed bad weather. There replaced by another young singer now flum. Tell me, Trumall, what kind of she and her father Tim and Irene, being heard on a West Coast airing a tie should you wear with tllis prune boarded a train-and Bunny Berigan's or Ted Malone winds up his CBS se· of envy I an~ about to toss at you? its boiler explodedl chestra and Del Shar ries Friday. April 2 • . . Long, lean Finally they were butt as master of and lanky Tiny Ruffner leaves his job What happens when a Coast-to under way again and ceremonies will make in the East and will go west to take Coast broadcast moves into an average Gertrude arrived at up the talen1 roster charge of the AI Jo1son, Joe Penner privntc citizen's home? I know-as the Chez Paree just a of a new show titled, and Milton Berle broadcasts from those of you who tuned in learned quarter - hour before "Fun In Swing Time" Hollywood ... Ben Bernie found Flor~ for I sat in Oil 1he Smilin' Ed McCon her scheduled floor which makes its de ida deserted and returns to Hollywood nell program from the home of AI and appearnnce! but over Mutual's for his broadcast of April 13, when he Nancy Charlebois. at Royal Oak, Mich. Const-to-Coast net will hnve Eddie Cantor as his guest. AI, you know. WOIl Ed's diet contest Scoop: Fred Allen work on Sunday, and a broadcast. Well, several of us is a very tired man. April 18. You may The Jessica Dragonette show, which fiew over for the unusual stunt and and when his con recall Tim and Irene started out to present a series of light met the Charlebois family before the tract expires carty in Top: Lovely Christina Lind, substi1uted for Jack operettas, changed its formula to a program. Nancy was a bit flustered; July, he's expected to newest singil'lg star on the ra· Benny last Summer straight musical concert because of Al took the occasion gracefully. Tn journey to Hollywood dio horizon. She'; on MaS' while the air comic the limited field, .. Vivian Della Chi their small living-room, as large an for a rest. "1937 Radio Show." Cel'lter: was vacationing. esa, whose voice is one of the best on ensemble as it would pcrmit was Boris Morros. Paramount mu the kilocycle band, is planning a trip packed tightly around the rehearsing I'm getting tired of sic director. with Comedian Band Notes: Phil east for a few weeks, where NBC will Smilin' Ed, Conductor Palmer Clark, writing those post~ Lynne Overman and Mary Harris opens at the give her the build~up slle deserves. Songstress Karolyn Harris and Detroit ponement notices for Carlisle. who s tar red in swank Cocoanut This girl is destined to be one of the Announcer Victor Linfoot. Facing the the renewed NBC "P a ram 0 u n t on Parade." Grove in Los Angeles big names on radio, mark my word ... living-rOM' In every room permitting Minstrels, starring Above; Fredric March, reo on April 13. This is Nothing much has been said about it, a view were chairs-sixty of them Gene Arnold. so I'll cently a Radio Theater guest the spot where Phil but on March 19 Amos '11.' Andy cele~ and, yes, they came from Jake Spiller, only repeat the net~ in "Death Takes a Holiday." first established an brated their ninth year in radio. Bill the town's funeral director. Most of work's promise that enviable reputation Hay has been with the team since they them were clnl>ty now; in one sat six definitely, quite def- as an ork pilot. As started on the networks in 1928. year-old, red-headed Pat. the Charle~ initely, the premiere is now set for soon as the Jack Benny series is ended, bois heir. He was watching McConnell Wednesday night, April 21 . Another he departs for an engagement at the Jack Benny's show and Phil Baker's intenlly. The reason soon became ap delay is Little Jackie Heller's return to Texas Fair in Dallas.. Rudy Vallee airing fade from the ether on June 27 parent, when Pat whispcred to his the Windy City. It may be April 15 or and his boys are also scheduled for for the Summer months. The boys grandmothel'. "That man sat down and later before the NBC Jamboree has two weeks' engagement at the Texas will be back in the Fall, but in the busted a chair, didn't he?". .I asked him back, "Tale of Today" will be Fair beginning July 12. mean1ime other shows will be substi~ Nancy if her life had been plagued by missing Joan Blaine's voice April 4 tuted in order to hold those two valu dust-covered friends of long who and 11, but she'll be back in 1he show Pat Barnes and Nat BrusHoff's or able network spots. sought to be her guests for the day. April 18 after her southern vacation chestra took an audition for a chain of "Yes," she said, "it was terrible. But .. Funniest master of ceremonies I've stores last week. . Ed Lowry, who Ray Knight and his gang have been we haven't a home phone. Most of seen or heard for years is Morey Am was heard last year in a variety show renewed for another stanza 011 that them called Al a1 his office in Detroit. sterdam, ex-A! Pearce Gangster, who over NBC, will be back on the air as Sunday afternooll Mutual show . Some wrote me special delivery let~ is rolling the populace onto the College emcee of a new Mutual show, Dit/o for the Jack Oakie CBS airing, tel's. I didn'l even remember many Inn dance fioor for which Trumpeter and the same goes for AI Jolson, which of them." Nevertheless, Nnncy was Red Nichols and his jam band are You've heard programs that are "dif is an entirely different show since it thrilled. Now the seats were filling. making the music. Baskets of plums, ferent, Graham," but NBC is certainly has aCQu.ired the Parkyakarkus humor His Honor, Mayor H. Lloyd Clawson, Morey, and share some with Red for going in for tile unusual on April 20 ... The AI Pearce and Rex Chandler of Royal Oak, had arrived. The streets his smooth swing. ,. Also plums to when it sends a short-wave program shows have also been renewed, but the outside were jammed with automobiles Hugh Studebaker for the MBS show, to Africa for the sole purpose of enter~ latter airing shifts from its Friday and pcol>le--curiosity seekers-auto~ "Drums of Conscience," March 21. tainint1 a hippopotamus, Ripley~it-or- night spot to a Saturday evening bertll. 11 CLARK GABLE ON RADIO THEATER! 'Das Rheingold' G~"~~,~~: ~,~~C'Al EV~~,~.Sw:"~~~~!~,~:S'''' ,.1 Stars In Drama "The Life 01 Rollert Brutkner," 2 p.lII. EST E~T (8JO CST), "iSC. f W (1 CST), "ilK. ~en Who .\,~ A.....r'n dramatiulion. TU[SDAV, April' 0 ar• T."me Keeps'Met' Vladimir Bren~, Ceorte Crook. 2 pll!. E!>T Colette D·.....ville. 330 pili. EST (2JO CST). (1 CST). SBC- '\'u';c Gu.1d (Ue<>u. (B<, Concerl HaU Ju"t. Announttrs Bailie nl Wib. 2:'5 p,m. EST (1 ;15 Beatrite Ultie'. 5 p.m. E~'-T (~ CST), XSC. CST). CBS. Int.... _ .... 11)' Sel~e Renn. Romance On Air Ted Lewi~, Marjorie Moffett. 8 P--lll. EST (1 New York Uni~euity Alumlli Clee Club. 6:15 CST). CBS. Kale =ilb's ~t"t._ p.'" ~T 15:15 CST), SBC. Despite the conclusion of the regu Brahms' "Third Symphony:' 8:45 p,lII. EST f1 Mlui Maylair, Arthur Carron, [Iiubeth lennox, Clark Gable, whose infrequent radio lar New York season, opera lovers (1,~5 CST), XBC- B 14 ea t s er itamin or a e Many People Don't Know Whether They Are Getting All the Vitamins They Need in Their Regular Meals-Until Bad Health Shows It. But-by Adding ONE FOOD to Your Diet EACH DAY, You Can Assure Yourself an EXTRA SUPPLYof these 4 Vitamins TOO LITTLE VITAMIN G Means Poor Growth V"du..."I"I,•• d.l.., , ,,1.11<1'.11 DEFICIENT IN VITAMIN A ••" .. r,." r"".... , poo.ly ."'" ,.11".. ...It" H ••",I.. c-...., ;"';M"_ u· tOOL C\1'UI (:01.1) 1':\'iII.Y .."d y...... " ••"I ...i.' .. ".... SHORTAGE OF '8'" C'UJ."II \·I1·AM'''. T .. 8;,1 I. 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II...~lUul """ IL,,,•.,f ''''u," In accordance with if.! poljell of .,,,,L•• ~ ...... ,.. .i , '" wi~ E WAS "II Diavolo"-the man maga2ine and the script writers and '"~ ' ,I ..... '"' ,. printing the names oj ALL the M ~ .. ft,' r .. , they couldn't hang! He was the production men for the program pore >t r neTS in its contesu, RADIO GUIDE IS O\'er that issue. Some of the stories I.., , publishing a complete luI 01 the win H terror ot Chicago's vast Italian '.. district, a cunning. murderous rogue arc of course not fitted for radio adap ners in its great Handwriting-Slogan tation. Others, like the fabulous story Dual Conte3t ,.ecentll/ concluded. Thi.! who headed a band of fifty of the week we lue more oj the winners of most desperate killers in Chicago po of the man who couldn't be hanged. How do you KNOW ~ are radio ··naturals." And when those $2 p7'iu., and witt continue un~it all lice history. He boasted that the lice would never get him-and that If stories are weeded out. the script winners" name, have been publuhed. writers go into action. It is their job you can't write? Look fOT YOU" they did they could neverexeculc nen week. him, bec~use he couldn't be killed b)' to reduce that story into radLo scenes Have you ever tried" hanging! that can be presented within a fifteen Have you ever attempted even the $2 Prize Winners "II Diavolo" was wrong. He WllS minute period. least bit of training. under competent caught-artd he was hanged. You may It's not an easy job. Some of those guidance? . Flo~oce W. Willi...... Glenmoore Blyd.j R. have heard his macabre story over crimes ha\'e taken weeks. months. to Or have you been ~itting back as It F. D. 3. N C"lH. P••I T--.. u...s.:,.. is so easy to do, waitinll: for the day to Ro..t. I, Plooq ml_. u.; Alboort P. 0.1...,.... your local radio station-and if you in\·estigate. But they must be reduced 109 Clo.. A ~ T ..ro"to, 001~ ea..; J. L. didn't. you missed one of the most to fifteen minutes of running time. and come some time when )·ou will awaken. Wub."'er BI2 J.,,-. E.. .5t. Loul•• 1Il.1 thrilling true detective stories ever put in that reduction the)' must not lose all of a sudden. to the discovery, "I am Bobby J ..;'u. 211 Ear.. PI.. Mool.-,.,., AI..; a writer..... Il~.: on the air. Don't miss another one any of their essential dramatic ele Co....laAce A. M...... yl.Pre!r1. oN R_ber. If the latter COUf"'e is the one of )'our Elhel C. Moo.... 735 1'1. arel .51 .. Pb.ll&delph••• like it! ments. P ••; H. D. P.rker. P.....U Rd HollalWl P.t_ Brought to you b)' Official De~ec After the script writers have pre choosing.you probabl~' lIeeel' will tcTite. ent. N. V.: M••• E. Fit1 1d 20$ R.~ln. Law)'ers mu~t be law clerks. Doctors Av. P ....ri•• Ill.; M••. C i'..u. Lov.n... tive magazine. these radiO dramatiza pared the continuity it is read by the .!5069 Uel.ede A..... 51. Lo..i •• Mo.: M ••• Juli. tions present in thrilling form the Official Detective editorial board. must be internes. Engineers must be Torren.,.,. 209 E. Cupio. Morri•• 111.; FI";.... stories of actual crimes and criminals. The editors rarely change that script, draftsmen. We all know that. in our e"''''' E. Rinto..l 2771 5. Aclam. A..... M.1 times, the egg docs come before the w...k... Wi..,.; R. H. Andon. 219 N. lib St.. the accounts of the solution by master but occasionally a change or an im Cooboclon. Ohio; Ardell B.,..... HI H ..cUoo detectives of the most baffling crime~ prO\'ement will be suggested. Some chicken. Av... Unioo Cit,. N. J. times the script is scrapped and done It is seldom that anyone becomes a Ad McK."ei. Boo 614. Minot. N. O.k.; of our times. !lor~ In these fifteen-minute weekly radio O\'er entirely. writer until he (or she) has been writ Edn. 5. Roe. M.enoli•• 0.1.; R..... B. in;::: for some time. That is why Z4$) Puk 51.. B...... I. Tea.; A. 0,..... dramas. you are gh'en fact material so horU 1125 Ohio 51.• Q ..locy. Ill.; M W,II- man)' authors and writers spring up i.m T...d.la. 1107 Pacific A...~ P ri•• Ill.: that you can get nowhere else. Be HE official O.k. on the script, it is cause the OOidal Detective tran out Df the newspaper business. The Jooephine CriffiD. clo 5urp. 5537 eo n Av._ T gIven to the actors and produc day-to-day necc~sit.\· of writing-of Chk.,.., 111.; Mi.. ea.lyl. T. Fluent, ~b.arl•• scriptions aTe prepared from actual tion m('n. Theirs is not the regular. CilY. I•.; 5. Cbe....y. Bo" 134. 51. Cl.,••. 1'•• ; records by the stall of the faste.st gathering material about which to M.. Charla. Bol... R. F. D. 2, K.h.pall. e\'erv-day broadcasting show tech write-develops their talent, their in· Mo';t.; H...,.,. H. eo...t ....y. 1021 Col",:"hi. growing true detective story magazine nique. The cast assembles around a Av. NE AII,ol•• Ca.: D..rolhy T. M,lIer. in the field today. The)' are adapta sight. their background and their con S40'W:146tb 51.. N.w Vo.k City; O. S. H ..... table for rehearsal. each member read fidence as nothing else could. rin[lt..n. III Ku A...~ Elm C ...v•• W. v •.; tions of stories that have appeared In ing hi!: lines, with the production man That is why the Newspaper Institute L. R. 1....ln.IIO 5. Iltb 51 .• 51. ~o ...ph. Mo.; Official Detective magazine. and they correcting. suggesting improvements M ••. E. O. J.cob..,,,. W.nby. W.Ie.: M."b.a ar~ o[ America bases its writing instruc the most accurate behind-thl! :lnd changes. and giving cues to the tion on journalism-continuous writing M...h.42$ N. Silo 51.. Ark.n... City. K..... ; scenes pictures of what goes on. In Her~rt V. H.rtle)', R. F. D. I. Bo" 13~. sound-effects man. The)' go through -the training that has produced so W.laon. W. V••; Oli D.;v••• 81 ":'...... '1 American police stations and detective the program at least half a dozen 51 .. No.lh.mplon. M; ~inni. Srn'lh. 3523 bureaus today. In them are containcd many successful authors. Loui.i...a A..e~ St. LoU,", M;M••••••I times before it is good enough to Srnhh, 3541 S. B.nlon. K.n CIty. ~... ; material that you wiII not. cannot find record. Only endless rehearsals can Learn to write by writing y Loui. Rounuvell, 702 E. 11th 51.! C,,:f1ey ,lle. anywhere else. produce a top-notch performance. EWSPAPER Institute training is K.n•.; C. W. RLch.reI....n. 16 F.,.b.,rn Ave.. When the recording is made, most On.wa. C.n.d., H.r~'1 M. V....n,. 2217 N. does Official Detective get this N based on the New York Copy-Desk 5th 51.. Ha••L.b..." 1"•• : Vlclo, Dyu, 2;J3 ow transcription programs are finished. first~hand Method. It starts and keeps you writ· Slanion St.. New Vo.k City: Wrn. A. DaY!., H factual material. usu Not so the Official Detective tran ing in your own home, on your own 62 w.l..ul 51 5...... , N. J.; Della DaY", ally long before any compc~ing. mag 6;>0 Abbou St.;·M..nci.,. Ind.: F.ank C. o.vi., scriptions. The first is only an audi time. Week by week you l' (Continued from Page 3) When the older woman left them Veru timidly cast her eyes upward, were in her blood, and as she grew up And right there she made u startling she practised every new dance Cad and discovery. Why, this good-looking, lcorncd every popular tunc. Every nice boy was scured to death of her! body who heard her told her it was a Of Vera Brodsky, who wanted so much sin she wasn't on the stage. for him to like her! But when Theresa thought of job "Why, you're even more embar hunting. her whole body grew stiff with rassed thun I am!" she cried. SUd fear. "I can't," she'd cry, "I cant!" denly both of them laughed. Soon The Stabile family wasn't rich. they were dancing together, raucous When Theresa Ana turned sixteen, she and happy as any couple on the floor, was expected to provide her share for And rrom then on Johnny was her the household expenses. It almost faithful admirer. tore her to pieces to answer ads in the "To overcome the reputation of be papers, but she did it. After months ing too serious or a monster of accom of Cailure, she managed to land a job, plishment," she told me, "you must and for a year she sold stockings. show men you need their protection. Then the store staged an amateur And if you're shy as well as serious, show, and Theresa won first prize. it's a good thing to realize that they're One of the judges happened to be probably as terrified of you as you are George Hall. A seasoned talent-scout, of them!" he saw at once that the shy little girl Willie Monis' kink was quite dif had talent. But she needed experi ferent from those of the other queens. ence-self-confidence. He offered to For Willie was miserable because she'd tuke her for an audition to a radio spent ten years and $20,000 in pur station whose manager he knew. suing a career chosen by her fattter. She lived through the crisis of her F COURSE, she consented, but life in Paris. She roomed at a gay O when the day came to keep the little pension on the Left Bnnk of the appointment, her mother phoned Seine. But Willie hel'self was any George Hall that she couldn't go. She thing but gay. She had just given a was actually sick with "job jitters." series of piano concerts, and it looked "Never mind!" the orchestra leader as if she werc going to be playing the HORIZONTAL 74. Free""", 11'. Go,dcn 12, E:"I"",.C told her. "j'U come over for her!" piuno for the rest of her life. And 76. Leah --- "',,~'lr'('·!>ru,h 28, SilO. tr.muloudy gardless of what impression you're tumed out to be Hilda Roosevelt, 19. Er"'des 88, \"j,·io"nc --- ''''I"ano 30, nernitie. making on me. All you're concerned Theodore Roosevelt's cousin, and 0 21. 1I.""lt 89. BOll; ---, .elre_s 32. ("hine'e measure woman of culture and fine musical 23. Liquid nlU II • "Wealerncr" My.AllenBrotMaher homeworklDott Ma_Left to right: Loul IIn,ton ,0;:' (on,th" t "..'ond MlltKMMoo· Mon, .~ ".t L'"'K' ~fth") ond L., .blo, og Cabin" i • or Inform I ry Wei- nlplratlona II rehearsal "Soup',and the on"UW in Manh.ttan L m'" . have to b odorners" don't OUIM curl. " here time Whe~ called • Hcond relaxinII • bitup aftIn erher• bedroomhard d.,with • good book playa the ro~o~ae.. Masaey .. the -,-udloll• f cookec" TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STARI MITZI MAYFAIR, petite, viva· cious dancer and singer in '''The Show Is On" exclaims. ..It's really marvelous the way a cup of Maxwell House refreshes you. lt certainly helps me OVf"r the tough spots!" EVER NOTICED THIS? AVE you ever noticed that you mous Vita·Fresh packing process. H can never smell the fragrant in the super_vacuum can you open aTOma of Maxwell House Coffee with a key. That is why Maxwell until you open the ron? How im House always gives you full t.'<1lue portant this is! For it means that for your money - full value in when you buy Maxwell House you Oavor, freshness and in rich, cof. are getting every hi' of its original fee goodness! roaster-fresh Oavor and goodness. TUNE INt MaxweU Hou,;e Hour every None or it has been lost. It is all Thursday night, over the NBC coast· kept ror you-sealed by the fa- to-coast network. _.__0-...... MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE GOOD TO THE LAST DROP Rudy at the age of one and a half year"& It wa, during his early boyhood His eyes had the same winning char that Rudy Vallee first began to acteristica then that they ha\le in 19371 dream of music, of the theater The houlte in which Rudy waa born in 1901 at 1,land Mr. Charles Vallee. This il the Vallee family home in Westbrook, Maine Pond, Vermont. It stili ,tand_nd the Vagabond Rudy began his first as it looks tod"y! The residents of thl, home now are Lover Is \lery proud of hi, Green Mountain birthright work by helping his RUdy's father, Rudy's ,Ister and his sl,ter', husband father In the drug store. The now mal RudY'1 father hili always been and still is a druggilit. ter showman then A photographer takes an Informal picture of Rudy's Here is the Vallee Pharmacy in Westbrook with a dl,hed up Ice cream parents and his lister In front of their home. Rudy's homecoming crowd milling around. Can you find Rudy! at the soda fountain! mother, before her marriage, was Katherine Lynch Rudy WJlS only fifteen when this To SiIIve carfare when he worked tor the St,r Theater in Westbrook. Rudy Eighteen 'nd proud of his instru was snJlpped-but JI fine IJIxophon_ bicycled two-reel comedy film' to PortlJlnd. six miles away. to be ,hipped mentsl So proud he had his picture 1st. They wore CJlPS In those dilys! to another theater_Jlnd then wearily ped,lled home. 20 cents richer! tJlken with JI hke outdoor background • Rudy'. mother was Jllw,ys hi. Left to ri9ht; Rudy. his moth. be.t friend. Her death In 1931 er. his f"her. ilnd his sister. WJl. the greJltest shoek of hi' life They're welcoming him home Rudy ,nd his brother Willl,m en The St,r Theater, where Rudy joy JI g,me of pool. "Bill," Rudy'. polished bug Jlnd swept out conNnt companion, Is JI writer peanut shell' for $1 JI week! OUR OWN Ap ri I GUESSING GAME . DO YOU RECOGNIZE YOUR. FAVORITE STARS? THEIR NAMES ARE ON PAGE 46 BUT GUESS THEM FIRST! 1. These eye. recently looked down 'On .. "bundle 1rom heaven." 9. One. two. three, do you N;e what we N;el The "eye," have It Also they have glanced drea",lIy at yo" from the serecn. Can and 10 doe, thl, popular ,Inger, who', heard on a program origi you gu•• the name? She'. the wife of " popular band leaclerl nating In Hollywood. He', on Altalre', show--but not Fred! 2. Lovely .mlle, lan't 10. "Why, little girl. It? To tell you the what a big mouth you truth, the po..e..or havel" ''The better to of ttl'll, .mHe ha... entertain you, my voice a. beautlful! deara!" Anyway, that could be the answer from this r'dlo~r! 3. Here'. an ea.y onel If you walt until "the 11. TheN; feet may moon come. over look peculiar. but tune In their owner the mDunuln," and 7. Four lega, one 5. These belong to lOme time. He', a use .. little lmag'na· ,...dlo learn. They've an opera-movie man of many daugh tion. you'll recog been on the air for radio Ita". She ters. many proteges nize one of radio'. more than seven I, named after • and million, of beloved aongblrda! yu... for the Arne beautiful and alg frlend_verywherel nlflcant flower. _pon,or. They reo Y.... ,"'ouldn't have cently moved to trouble gue••lnll Hollywood to broad· the name-or cast their ahow,_ .tudyinll the photo becauN; they liked California climate 6. The owner of this 8. Nlc:e bathing ault. Instr... ment recent and er-ah---nlce--. ly fiddled around well, anyway. you quite a while be hear her every week fore he played it. on NBC, and you en "To Bee or not to Joy her Ilnglng .. Bee," that wal hll much 'III you are now problem. He ....nk enjoying this pic· low, but not too ture of her. Boy low to play a solo! Page MI~et It? 4. BehInd thll dynamic: pair of handl there II Just al dynilmic a 12. The feet on the right would like to kick the ankle. on the personality. Their owner II an adventurer, newlpaperman-and left, on the air, anyway. In private life they are married and radio star. He talks Interedlngly, engagingly-and Ipeedilyl have been for a long time. They're on the air on Wednesdays' BIG MOMENTS WITH BIG TIMERS RADIO BRINGS US THRiLLS-BUT IT is ADVENTURE TO THE STARS, TOO! The eloek', long hand reaehe, the hour-.lnd the Shell Show I, on the 'irl That', the big mo ment of the week for Ernie Wabon, mu,ic:al dlrec:tor. He', a veterln behind -the-Ic:enea man Above: Andre Koltel,neU, the .mo,t genlar of mu,lc:al direeton, in a hippy moment on hi, CBS 'how. He', the man who took Frank Bilek', eue, prayed modern mu,ie In 'ymphonle Ityle! Orc:heatra Leader Oule HellOn "litting on' out" durinlll a Baken Broad ealt r,hearaal. Perhap' he', watc:hlng the little lady _ HarrIet HIIII'rd! Gertrude Llwrenc:e, the Brltl,her who Introduc:ed Eddy Ouehln, pllno-playlng eoc:lety favorite, John"y Green', "Body and Ben Grauer, molt "'eraatile of Innouneere. and Soul," appeared re flee eleh other Ind I mlerophone for the Shell eently on the air with Show. Thlt'e I thrill for them-and for you! Rudy. Vallee', V,rletlea T HIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS "<>'t< L~. Tlll~"I. (M."",,",): b... ; Chad., Ma~"a"t., aceor WMAS-Waher Jordan's Orch. 11."',·" 1I1t1,,·, ".\ "'I'h "H,I LOG OF STATIONS ,Iioniol; S.", H.fm.n, xyl". WOKO·Salt l.ake (ity T.h<:rllacle ,","'"i" 1.\lhen): '1'10" Lo.t II"", If( """"r!: 'I'll.. B.·•• LISTED IN EDITION I_NORTHERN ATLANTIC ph""i"; \\Ialdo Mayo'. Orolt,· Choir & OrOIl (CBS) Sunday I .11,·"d,·I.,,,hll .: \" .. rh"r~,,,II.il WAlK WOKO WC,\U II'FBL 1:00 (W,oIfl 31".1,-,,1 """If ,\(,x wonc IVLBZ (,,,,21.52) NBC·Dorothy Druhn, sop.; (L1"d",,'): TIt,- r.", .. I.1 Call Kilo_ Power Ntl· ~!BS·l,,·in~ Kalil",." Presents: * ILI"I': lloo" M"'ko-lllll1 Fred IIlll'm'th. I",,; Orch.: April 4 (W.·.,.,_,). luter5 ryeles Waltl loration work WOIl WERY IVSAR WEAF IVJAR WTAG (,w. C.N··6St. Anthony 1I,,"t; IVAAB WG\'ll.Fed. of Ch"r Symbol in parentheses. such as (sw-9.53), appearing after a program listing indicates that this program may be heard by PLEASE NOTE: tuning in 9.53 megacycles frequency on your short-wave dial. For foreign short-wave programs, please see page 20 29 M8S·Fath' Cou<:hlin: II'LLH CBS You, Un ...." 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