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Left, Bernice Claire, singer on NBC's Friday Waltz Time, CBS's<br />
Lavender and Old Lace ... wanted to dance, but gave it up in<br />
favor of voice study ... left her California home in 1929 to tour<br />
country with the "Desert Song" ... has appeared in several New<br />
York productions and Hollywood movie, "No, No, Nanette" ... is<br />
blonde, vivacious, democratic . . . plays tennis, rides horseback,<br />
cooks a little ... goes to shows whenever she has a spare moment.<br />
Below, Mario Cozzi, -who- provides the musical- interludes° for the<br />
NBC Mollé show ... made his network début over WJZ in June,<br />
1933 . . . born in Florence, Italy, has become an American<br />
citizen . spent his childhood in South America ... came to<br />
New York, attracted the attention of Gatti- Casazza who hired<br />
him as private secretary . . . has appeared in such pictures as<br />
"Street Girl" and "Dixianna" ... made his début in grand opera<br />
at Milan, Italy, returned to enter radio, after recital in Steinway.<br />
Left, Helen Choate, last winter's feminine "heavy" in<br />
Marie, the Little French Princess, CBS afternoon show<br />
. is now playing several dramatic parts in various<br />
NBC productions ... was known as Helen Bradley ...<br />
Right, Mark Warnow and Jerry Cooper ... Mark is<br />
brilliant young CBS maestro who conducts on Roadway<br />
to Romance show ... came to radio from musical<br />
comedy, having conducted for Ziegfeld Follies and<br />
other Broadway productions ... can write the score<br />
of a piece he has heard only twice ... Jerry comes<br />
from New Orleans, makes life of his neighbors miserable<br />
by practicing night and day on the trombone ...<br />
learned to sing before he could talk ... has been a<br />
s25 -a -week bank clerk, a successful prizefighter.
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