Radio Guide 34-02-03.Pdf
Secret of Radio's "SHADOW" SPONSOR STIC YEAR OF INFANT GENIUS that time a child mny ht<;ppenling from hi~ or her n~t THE ENtGMA OF ARTIST CHILDREN. Study these young~ltrs y Paul Douglas ural cutene~', hangowr hom a p;lmpered balH ho"d, or and consider their ages. Observe the grut nriely 01 uprtssions perh,lp, from ,1 n~tural preco,;jllu'nc". 'J hc pl<l~tic on the litt:, lace~ .nd then note the one charuteristic that runs temper;mlt"nt alrme has heen apparent. But at nine through them ;tll-mingted babyhood and malurity. Front row, ector of "Sunday's Children" this dildi,h charm hegins to f;ld~, ;Illd then we ..:an lelt to right, shows: George Gilbert, 11; Patsy McNeill, 8; Connie H.I. us about your Children's Iiour program Do tell if the hoy or girl has any real actlnll ahdity. Manning, 9; Lloyd Barry, 4: Tommy Brady. 7, and Harris the ~'oung~lers look ;1, CUlt' as they sound? Do vou Berger,l1. Sfcond row: Sugar Cane. (her utu.1l name) 11; T rca!Iy girl' their right age,? Are they tempera Any pnSU!l working with m('nl;llf Ilow do you manage to keep them quiet and-- radio arthb, who j, pO'~5SC'! Viotet Benjamin. 11; WiWam (Pinky) Milchell, 12.; Robert and " of unusual patien.:t' and a sense SklU!ng. 6, and Chauncey S~illing, 8 Third row: Ted Reid, H; . The e are the questions which r hear <1:\i1y. in the of humor. (;m get along "'ith Paul OOUgl105, director: Junior, 11: Arnold Allmln.
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