The West Georgian. (Carrollton, Ga.) 1933-current, October 06, 1936, Page Three, Image 3
Chesterfield*s New Fall
Radio Program Has
Manv Famous Stars
The popular Andre Kostelanetz
dance programs sponsored by
Cheiterfleld Cigarettes over the
Columbia network will open their
Fall season on September 30th
with the return of Nino Martini as
star of the Wednesday evening
broadcasts. Kay Thompson, Ray
Heatherion and the Rhythm sing
ers will continue to hold the spot
light on Fridays, with anew
broadcast nig time of 8:30 E. S. T. t
and a re-broadcast of the entire
show from New York at 11:30 for
listeners in the West.
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nesday evenings will also feature
anew Chesterfield chorus of 18
mixed voices which Kostelanetz
has spent many weeks selecting
and rehearsing. Insiders on radio
row who have heard the new en
semble are lavish in their praises,
and some claim that it is the finest
singing aggregation Chesterfield
has yet put on the air. They
plan to vary the brilliant dance ar
rangements of Kostelanetz with
the pick of light music from
musical comedies, operettas and
popular movies.
With the same background of
Kostelanetz dance music on Friday
evenings, the Kay Thompson-Ray
Ileatherton combination accom
panied by the Rhythm Singers will
continue to present their intecpre-
THE WEST GEORGIAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1936
tation of popular songs and vocal
novelties. This program was one
of the hits of the summer sea
son, twice being honored by na
tionally prominent magazines in
the form of medal awards as a
dance program “refreshingly dif
ferent”. No doubt Chesterfield’s
new time periods on Friday, which
include the later broadcast from
New York for the Columbia Sta :
tions in the western half of the
country, were arranged so that
more listeners could enjoy these
entertainments.
Mr. Bonner: “What is a Mor
man?”
Neely: “A Morman is man who
doesn’t know when he’s had
enough.”
N. Y. A. PROJECTS
ENLARGED TO AID SO
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library assistants and laboratory
assistants. Some are doing steno
graphic work fpr the faculty mem
bers and others are assisting school
teachers in Carrollton. Three stu
dents are acting as helpers for
Miss Kendricks in the dining hall,
and five of the students are assist
ing Mrs. Howell in the bookstore.
Thirty-four boys compose the
Forestry Group this year. Their
work is to beautify the campus.
The National Youth Administra
tion program is aiding many stu
dents to attend school this year
for whom oollege would otherwise
be just a dream —coveted but not
realized.
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entirely to the students whether
or not they want this added op
portunity as the faculty has an
nounced that the change may be
withdrawn at any time it is deem
ed necessary.
Miss Weaver announces that the
library hours shall be open from
7:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Mondays
through Fridays. On Saturdays the
library w r ill be open from 7:30 a. m.
until 12:30 p. m. The library will
not be open on the Friday nights
of open week-ends.
* Suggestion to college youth:
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