Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
I made this video collage of favorite magazine illustrators in 2009. This includes a rare glimpse of prominent illustrators in a motion picture: John La Gatta (1894-1997), Arthur William Brown (1881-1966), Russell Patterson (1893-1977), McClelland Barclay (1891-1943), Peter Arno (1904-1968), and Rube Goldberg (1883-1970) in “Artists and Models” (1937). Music includes “The Girl on the Magazine” (Irving Berlin) from “Stop, Look and Listen” (1915), “I’m Getting Myself Ready for You” (Cole Porter) from the Broadway show “The New Yorkers” (based on a story by Peter Arno; with sets & costumes by Peter Arno), “How Do You Do It?” (Harburg-Gensler) from “Hold Your Horses” (Scenic and costume design by Russell Patterson).
I made this video collage of favorite magazine illustrators in 2009. This includes a rare glimpse of prominent illustrators in a motion picture: John La Gatta (1894-1997), Arthur William Brown (1881-1966), Russell Patterson (1893-1977), McClelland Barclay (1891-1943), Peter Arno (1904-1968), and Rube Goldberg (1883-1970) in “Artists and Models” (1937). Music includes “The Girl on the Magazine” (Irving Berlin) from “Stop, Look and Listen” (1915), “I’m Getting Myself Ready for You” (Cole Porter) from the Broadway show “The New Yorkers” (based on a story by Peter Arno; with sets & costumes by Peter Arno), “How Do You Do It?” (Harburg-Gensler) from “Hold Your Horses” (Scenic and costume design by Russell Patterson).






![5 Pianos: I Got Rhythm (1935)
WOR Broadcast March 4, 1935
A star-studded program, to be presented by headliners of radio and the theatre, will be the gala feature of the evening as WOR makes its formal debut with its new 50,000 watt transmitter…From 8 to 11 P.M. the radio audience will hear this program being presented in New York’s citadel of music, Carnegie Hall, where visible guests will include leaders of government, business and the professions.
A novel feature to be included in the Carnegie Hall program will be five piano musical selection played by WOR’s two piano duos, Al and Lee Reiser and [Lee] Conrad and [Marjorie] Tremont and “The Whirlwind Pianist,” Pauline Alpert. 5 Pianos: I Got Rhythm (1935)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cignFkzeh5k/mqdefault.jpg)



