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...running commentary on sports of the day by George Carens of the Transcript, Fred Allen, Parkyarkarkas, Al Jolson and others brought to the microphone through the impersonations of Ray Guild '43, and five minutes of song by the female attraction, Helen Carrol, helped keep the show moving throughout the better part of three hours' entertainment
After receiving a small gift as thanks for his special trip from New York in order to be present tonight, Jack Benny's famed stooge, Rochester, will present a comic skit. Ray W. Guild, Jr. '43, winner on the Freshman Amateur Hour, will follow a sports commentary by George Carens of the Post with a series of impersonations and wisecracks...
...lands, Negro artists from all over the U. S., Negro players, musicians, authors, also many an eminent white. All week Dillard held an arts festival. Negro children sang spirituals and Tschaikowsky; the Dillard Chorus sang Haydn's Creation; high-school actors gave plays; Dillard's Players' Guild put on Karel Capek's R. U. R.; Dillard's gallery exhibited prize Negro paintings and photographs. Dillard's president, small, earnest Dr. William Stuart Nelson, beamed with pride...
...desperate effort to compete against Jack Benny's stooge, Rochester, at the Smoker tomorrow night. Yardling impersonator Ray W. Guild, Jr. '43 last night announced that he would appear on the show as "Schenectady...
...Guild, who won the recent Freshman amateur show with his complete variety show, will present an entirely new program. His "Whacke Hat Program" featured impersonations of Blug Cresby, Bob Burus, Clem McCarthy, and Elmer Blurp...