Show NOVEMBER 18 1934 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING LD Leader in Television A Aide Wins Husing Talked S SETS EXCEL On Choral Music Atwater-Ken- Broadcasts t Atwater Kent's greatest radios are offered for this fall and winter Combining the latest technical features of radio and the superb beauty for which Atwater Kent cabinets are renowned the new sets excel in all respects the earlier splendid models All console sets cover foreign short wave bands Atwater Kent offers the finest compacts on the market an exclusive feature being automatic tuning The line includes battery automobile 32 and 110 volt e D C sets A new high interest has manifested itself in the new sets partly because they incorporate the desirable allwave feature Continued interest is shown also in the broadcasts Monday at 6:30 p m by Atwater Kent audition winners and prominent stage and five-tub- e d 1 ' - ii in mu mi — J '!iiwiiwh‘ td See it Hear it today! K & K SALES CO the new iq3$ presents d works and he leads the entire audience of some 125000 people the largest chorus ever assembled in sing ing familiar songs ITS TIIE SEASON’S LEADING LINE Rises to Peaks ym ' in the past year than has usually been made in several years of research and engineering work The new Atwater Kent Radios will enable you I believe’ to get as much out of radio as it is possible to get today whether you judge it by American or foreign reception I join with the Atwater Kent dealer in your neighborhood in inviting you to see and to hear the radio for 1935 E have made more progress YORK-Fr- om NEW Robert C The New York Philharmonic symBean educational adyiser to the C C phony orchestra America’s oldest C camp Frederick Maryland symphonic Organization recently incomes the latest request for Roses augurated a series of 30 Sunday af- at ternoon broadcasts seaEntering upon its ninety-thirWriting to the sponsor that he was son and its fifth 'annual series over the orchestra will be heard unplanning to dramatize outstanding CBS the direction of a distinguished der historical events to promote intergroup of conductors est in American history at the camp MANY GAIN RENOWN Mr Bean added that the "material in your program Roses and Drums is Many of those who took part In by far the most suitable that we know Roxy’s first broadcast the twelfth - s of TALLEST MUSICIAN of which was marked anniversary r John Langsford who Some of the current dramas broad- during the veteran showman’s proplays the longest and thinnest instru- cast weekly over NBC center around gram Saturday have become famous ment in Isham Jones' orchestra the events which took place within a in various branches of the entertainbassoon is the tallest and thinnest few miles of the camp he pointed ment world In 1922 most of them musician in New York out were relatively unknown and Drums scripts for amateur matic i ftiJ jteea Camp to Use Radio Symphony Orchestra Starts Concert Series Script in Dramatization CCC There’s more than coincidence in the fact that witty Walter O’Keefe rummaging among old sweet songs over a year ago was immensely taken with that famous song of the dear dead days “The Man on the Flying Trapeze” Life to the daring young Walter is mostly a matter of awinging along with the greatest of ease And much like he turned the old favorite into a best seller so O’Keefe has turned his amazing career into top billing on the radio screen and stage WORLD-WAV- E 1600-voc- screen stars Local officials announce that 1833 tales nationally were 76 per cent greater than in 1932 and so far this year the sales are more than 200 per cent above the sales in 1933 up to this time of the year Atwater Kent is featuring its modei j--1- ' 145 compact a superheterodyne with three-bantuning A total of six tuned circuits insures a high degree of selectivity on all tunIt includes automatic voling bands ume control essential to satisfactory opera&m on short waves The set is well finished in matched walnut ve neer3 of very apparent eye appeal Model Si an superheterodyne also Is proving a favorite with radio enthusiasts This set includes 12 tuned circuits and is capPhilo T Farnsworth former Utahn who Is considered on of the able of handling great volume wlth-- ' and covers a wide oats landing contributors in the development of televialon out distortion Farnsworth’i inventions in the field are expected to materially speed solution of techrange of frequency response to of nical problems related the broadcasting pictures O’Keefe Rapidly authority on choral music He Is as keen a critic of other peoples' voices as he is of his own an ability which has come in handy during the auditions he has heard since coming to the National Broadcasting company Before coming to NBC he organized the Chicago A Capella choir and led it to rank among the beet of choral organizations presenting concerts in Chicago New York and throughout the country At the annual Chicago-lanmusic festivals held at Soldier Field he directs a massed chorus of 6000 in singing the greatest choral 1935 NEW of the part Mindful no doubt Ted Husing one time actor soldier by a wooden horse in the takhitch hiker policeman and aviator played Troy Ed Wynn radio humorand now an ace sports announcer for ing ofhas declined the offer of a ist CBS was born in Demning N M Fresno county California fan to prein 1901 with a wooden dobbin He was named Edward Britt sent him"horse" has four legs and a The Husing after the prizefighter John- tail stands three feet six inches high ny Britt When he was 12 he ’’fell is seven feet long and has a body 14 in love" with a girl who Insisted on inches in diameter and legs five calling him Ted The name stuck inches in diameter It is an old tre£ Husing got his "break” in radio removed from the bed of Kings river September 1924 signing a contract as at Sanger Cal an announcer because "I could talk longer and louder than any of the ROXY ANECDOTE other boys" Roxy never heard a radio until two He announced his first football game in 1925 when the University weeks before he went on the air him- SHICAGO— Noble Cain who for aeveral years has aided L D SAhurch musical effortj is a nationally-knowauthority on choral music and the author of a standard textbook on the subject himself is not a singer He hasn’t sung for the public ear since as a lad of t his piping soprano was heard in the village choir out in Kansas Noble himself lays no claim of Pennsylvania drubbed Cornell self But that was 12 years ago in to being a singer and says his voice This marked the start of his career 1922 when radios still were curiosities hasn’t possessed the qualities a sing- as a sports announcer the should went since it way ing voice of all boyish sopranos during his adolescence But his ability to recognize the deficiencies of his own voice is exactly one of the reasons Noble is an ” Feature Stars Winners of Auditions Declines Offer Of ‘Wooden Horse’ Gift Ed Wynn Way Into Job Fame as Expert It 7 dra- purposes seven-foote- A $t ' t - 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