Show £ THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Western Tenor DRAMATIC TRIO Again on Air LAUDED HIGHLY GOSSIPY GIRLS OF RADIO TEAM Elusive Continuities Cause Gara Lu and ’Em Radio listeners again hear the voice of one of the Pacific coast’s leading tenors as Easton Kent returns to the air after almost a year’s absence A native of San Francisco Kent is well known in the east as well as in his native west for his opera concert One of the and oratorical work most notable of Kent's engagements during his five years in the east some vears ago was that of singing in "Hansel and Gretel” In the Metropolitan Opera House Besides having a fine tenor voice Kent has achieved considerable fame at a dialectician He developed hisability along this line in private theatricals and in Bohemian club pro ductions long before he ever thought to do anything but sing Moments ANY TO PLEASURE ' Praise for Intense Realism far-flun- g fill any requests my little needs Columbia Broadcasting system sn overcoat—size 9 please boy No cheap in cooperation with s committee of s material either ” school of music has put In effect a plan to acquaint music lovers of the' nation with some of the fine points BUY YOUR NEW of classical compositions With the PllILCO FROM THE fuller a thought that knowledge of the background of such compositions UTAH MUSIS CO will add to the enjoyment of auch music weekly programs are being preWe Allow Liberally on Your sented by Howard Barlow and the Old Radio Columbia Symphony orchestra over A WABC and the CBS network Bar-loexplains and comments upon the EASIEST OF TERMS music in addition to conducting the orchestra Each program is complete in itself Expert Repair Service on each section forming a larger comAny Make plete unit and the whole aeries will 163 EAST BROADWAY constitute what might well be a liberal education in music The Dual Purpose Tubes and Extreme Selectivity Found in Crosley In the new Crosley radio receivers CHICAGO— Who are Vic and will Pe found a beauty that repreSade’ Who Is Rush? Are Vic and sents the supreme effort of modern Sade really married? cabinet craftsmanship beauty that The Intense realism which this draCHICAGO — You’ll never guess adds s touch of distinction as it matic trio puts into the roles of the what has caused Clara Lu ’n’ Em blends harmoniously into the most radio’s three gossipy girls the most popular NBC family life sketch has trouble1 It’ not the labor of preendeared them to thousands and pretentious surroundings paring five radio scrips every week Beauty however is not the only brought a flood of questions to the nor the responsibility of getting to desirable feature of the new Crosley Chicago studios of NBC from listenthe NBC studio in time for their radios Each model possesses latest broadcasts ers in every corner of the nation radio refinements giving it the outMoat of their harassing moments Most of the fans are both right and a for cab and He telephoned struggled wrong Vic and Sade are married are caused by the “notes" as they standing performance for its price few a clothes for while into class Never has Crosley value been the waiting call their continuities Getting to each other in but not more pronounced than today notes to the typist from the typist it In the meantime Vemember but their the son of Vic and Sade With the turn of a dial you can and then to the studio is a task which the studio trying to on occasions has not only caused story and jotting down notes to use bring in stations from foreign counCook Victor life In Rodney private tries — France Germany Spain Italy acute distress to the three girls who in case John did not make it in time Is Art Van Harvey master of seven create the Clara Lu ’n’ Em charac Races to Kescue England and other lands and featured NBC dramatic dialects over the surface of the globe The ters but to their husbands as well John got there his 'star He is married but to a girl But Holding The girls write their scripts m reception of distant foreign stations he staggered into the studio wav-- 1 with whom he aloped after meeting side Then this copy has to be taken opens up a whole new world of radio notes His wife had time to her on a blind date the ing Distances are forgotten to the typist every afternoon and re- catch a brief glimpse of him without Sade is Bernardme Flynn star of pleasure with these radios of enchantment turned to one or another of the girls a tie his shirt open at the throat his many University of Wisconsin camMiles and miles across the broad exsome time that day in order that it pajamas showing under it and what pus productions former Broadway panse of land and ocean comes colmay be on hand for them early the looked like a week’s growth of whisk- - actress and a veterian of NBC net Myrt and Marge" sister act played by Myrtle Vail and Donna orful romantic foreign entertainment next mornuag when they motor from ers on his face novefamous Gale the Zona works Damerel real life mother and daughter ranks high in radio popularity to delight the listener their homes in Evanston 111 to the go on the air let launched Bernafdine on her stage The noted troopers are shown In s characteristic pose The atudios m Chicago gear ratio on the dials On another occasion the typist de- career by recommending her for a sets make for seven and eight-tubForgets ‘Notes’ livering the notes at Isobel (Lu) Broadway show after watching her An outstanding drama of the air Vail” now Mr and Mrs plus baby them extremely selective an absolute Bernardine is also Is Donna the time came Then when That means that the notes pass Caro thers' house found nobody home at Wisconsin that of “Myrt and Marge” The for recepwas Donna through a number of hands before ttje1 So she slipped them halfway under married but to a Chicago physician part requirement tion The new Crosley also features Anally the the And Rush is Billy Idel-so- n sister act la probably oneofjth act parentagirls finally use them In front of the the front door It was dark when double purpose tubes in all sets who beat known radio dramaa and’tSe Damerels husband Howard a high school freshman microphone More than once Louise Miss Carothers’ purchased a chicken each tube being equal to two in efStarkey (Clara) has gone to bed only Berolzhelmer walked up the front hates his homewbrk and delights in women in the lead roles are the farm in which they always had ficiency But he could see that the hunting fishing and horseback riding to remember in the last moments of stairs A featured set is the 81 A F model of much interest them- been Interested consciousness that this was her week front yard which was muddy from Their listeners like them so well that subjects It is a They branched out into the real superheterodyne to pick up the notes at the typist's recent rain was litteied with white most of their fan mail is addressed selves The two radio performers some estate business and soon a sub- beautiful marvelously performing raHe investigated to “Dearly Beloved Folks" and that she had forgotten to do so scraps of paper dio division was both that American and When the receives flourishing time ago were discovered to be The classic which “The notes!" he cried and proceeded foreign broadcasts The battery 5 IT’S DIFFERENT HERE mother and daughter— Myrtle Vail slump came Myrtle remembered model the girls still tell at dinner parties to pick- up the scattered soiled sheets for rural districts also is a those vaudeville sketches she once Danny Malone NBC’s new Irish Damerel and Donna (Marge) Dam- wrote She remembered all those splendid set happened at a time when the husband of paper He found everything but tenor is seeing the sights of New erel They appear in air sketches' real-lifcf Helen (Em) King — John Mitchell the first page Officials point out that nationally e tragedies and comedies — was convalescing from an appen-- i Recently the girts evolved a new York between rehearsals and broad- wrlttna by Myrt the company is within 3000 sets of the dlcitis operation His talented young system They have a little errand casts One night he dropped in at Years ago Myrtle Vail then a that occurred behind the scenes When chorus girl in the musical show often far more vivid than those peak production set in 1928 for Ocwife was almost in Chicago when she boy call for the notes at Isabel’s the Music hall for a cinema tober and locally sales are at the discovered that she had forgotten the house every day deliver them to the the picture ended Danny followed “The Umpire” fell in love with the behind the footlights The result peak scripts Miss King was frantic Rush- typist and bring back the three type- the British custom and stood Peo- leading tenor George Damerel A was “Myrt and Marge1 ing into a little wayside store she written copies at dinner time This ple shoved around him but Danny year passed before Damerel re“Myrt and Marge” sister act service costs them $1 and the only held his ground Then it dawned on alized that he too saw something played by Myrtle Vail and Donna Three New telephoned her husband Compositions John wasn't feeling well When he thing none of the six people involved hint that in America the audience did more permanent than the e Damarel real life had talked to his wife he felt even can understand Is why they failed to not sing “God Save the King ” Feeltakes Over Air Introduced of from his the glamour stage lovemaking worse But he met the emergency think of thu before ing a bit sheepish he left the theater role world behind the stage curtain evThen came a ery Monday through Friday eveHeralded by Leopold Stokowski as vaudeville tour as “Damerel and nings “of national importance” three new compositions by American coipposers were introduced recently to a nationwide radio audience by the eminent conductor and the Philadelphia orchestra over the Uneasy" &- REQUEST When they asked listeners to sen) Program Provides their requests in to Jimmy Melton the singer received the following: Music Education "Since you said you would 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