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Draft boards through the country will meet today to assign serial numbers to men who registered on February 15 and 16. The more than 400 University students who registered in Memorial Hall and Brooks House can learn their serial numbers from their local draft boards before the end of the week...
...trifle clouded." The splendor, to Landry, is in radio's multiplicity, fertility, and progress in educating advertisers "not to abuse the privilege of addressing the masses in their parlor."* In this splendor he also finds considerable mystery, as in the apparent passivity of the clergy toward a daytime serial called Light of the World-a breezy job on Holy Writ. ("Don't tell me again what the serpent said," shouts Adam at the dinner table, "I'm tired of hearing about...
...program popularity released in Broadcasting this week by the Cooperative Analysis of Broadcasting. Although confined to evening programs, they strongly suggested that at least one type of program could be safely substituted in daytime for a few of the sadder washboard weepers. From October 1940 to April 1941, Drama & Serial Drama had an average popularity rating of 11.7, with 28% of evening time on the air. Only 1.2 behind in popularity was Classical & Semi-Classical Music at 10.5, but this type of program had only 3.2% of evening air time...
Abie's Irish Rose (Red Sat., 8 p.m.E.S.T.), scripted by the original author, Anne Nichols, starts as a weekly serial...
...testy oldster (well played by Movie Oldster C. Aubrey Smith) who idolizes the memory of his father, a great Civil War general; and of the oldster's wife who, sick to death of the family hero, makes irreverent but remunerative copy of him in a radio serial. But this comedy idea is too slight. It takes livelier things, like the brash, terrible-mannered Hollywood magnate (played for all he's worth by Joseph Buloff) who finally barges in, to pile up the laughs...