The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1934, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 138, 1934 You'll Find Many Entertaining Programs orer Radio Next Week | Columbia System (Central Standard Time) :30—Jack Armstrong, All American | Boy 15—The Texas Rangers in the 26th Cent. rter Frank Luther and ng Crosby, Hayton’s Orch eopold Stokowski and Phila- delphia Orch. —Andre Kostelanetz Orch, \—The Big Show j—Wayne King’s Orchestra t and Marge well Sisters Don Redman Orchestra | '30—Abe Lyman and His Orchestra ley vo:20—Salt Lake City Tabernacle choli nd orga t1:30—Madison Ensemble 12:00—Church of the Air 0—Lazy Dan, the 0—Broadway Melodies 0—The Big Hollywood show {. Philharmonic Symp. Orch. | 0—Roses and Drums 0—Frank Crumit and Julia San- derson e—Songs Your Mot u Tuesday, Jan. 16 :15—In the Luxembourg Gardens :00—Bill and Ginger Morning Moods —Charm Secrets 30—Tony Wons Frank Winegar and o} The Voice of Experience Marie, the Little French Prin- | chestra cess 15—Reis and Dunn Comedy :30—Kasy Aces —Romance of Helen Trent American School of the Air Whittier Britain from London S. Navy Band 30—Enoch Light and His Orchestra —Charles Carlisle 3 h. 0—Vincent Lopez Orch. Monday, Jan. 15 Jack Armstrong Memory Lane —The Texas Rangers 30—Ruck Rogers in the 25th Cen- Edison Fnsemble, 100—George Hall, and Orchestra Pataca. t F a Bragglott! {00—Leopold Stokowsk! and Phila- delphia Orchestra eee ee :15—Alexander Woollcott of . S, Marine Band 0—Bob Nolan Orchestra 0—Artist Recital Cxnwwnwen Boe soca 130—Little Jack Little EXPERT Watch and Jewelry Repairing Satisfaction Guaranteed C. M. Walker Locaied at Harris & Woodmansee Wednesday, Jan. 17 :00—Salon Musicale 0—Sunny Melodies 0—Eaton Boys —Vincent Sorey and His Orch. letropolitan Parade oking Closeups Tho Four Showmen Tony Wons Dancing Echoes The Voice of Experience sy Nina iling Ed_ McConnell i 0—Marie, the Little French Prin- e88 Any good electric refrigerator pays its own way... but a General Electric saves many extra dollars Playboys sy Aces st Plain Bill —The Romance of Helen Trent Peseouninenne BIEESSS see Leemers —The Melodeers The Tailor-Made Man Stands Out from the Crowd Melville Electric Shop 4 Phone 179 ¥ Under G. P. Hotel Bldg. on Broadway Klein measured over 9,000 suits e 1909 You take no chances with his line. This Is a Good Time to Start Your Laying Hens on NEVER FAILS LAYING MASH Dacotah Seed Co. j 1 J. P. Schmidt, Mgr. Phone 106 Westinghouse Sane the fixture that. gives new loveliness lighting at its best hes a cordial, welcoming brightoces . . . putting eyes af’their case... avoid ing rade glare and sullen shadows. To realize bow com- pola po rie peripaay pie apt inghouse residential Magnalux, Jr.—a uniquely designed iling unit for homes. Its a is pleasing, either unlighted by day or lighted by night. It helps to bring out the charm of fine furnishings . . . and to surround hoepi- tality with pleasant radiance. And it is equally at home in the living room, dining room, or bed room. Ask to see “You see, our object is to make the child enjoy school.” | THis Curious WorRLD CORONATION, YEARS AFTER HE BECAME KING/ HE READ OF Put These Programs Away for Reference where you can find it for refer- ence riext week when you turn the dial in search of your favorite air entertainers, Lovers of music will find a wide assortment of choice morsels on this program, including organ re- Ling choir poaeabae yoeal ‘odtate, fend a, atta eSOnOOY <0 and popular orchestras and various others. Dramatic Porras and ad- dresses by leading speakers dot the weekly programs throughput. Farmers may “tune in” on the Farm and Home hours and other features designed to entertain and instruct agrarians, For those seeking religious com- fort there are the devo, tions, Catholic hour and other church features, particularly on Sunday afternoon. Programs published on this page generally are for the stations easiest tc get here. Easiest stations on the Columbia chain to tune in on at Bismarck are Salt Lake City (KSL), Minne- apolis (WCCO), and Oklahoma City (KOMA). Easiest in the National ‘tan are Bismarck (KFYR), (WFAA), Fargo TWDAY) and and Denver (KOA). Many local fans have other fa- 0—Mary Gastman 10:45—Isham Jones Orchestra 11:00—Don Redman Orcheatra :30—Henry Busse Orch. Saturday, Jan. 20 Gy William Ferguson Mary 8 Philharmen! a ohitarene oui s—Vincent Travers Orchestra 0—Enoch Light Orchestra 0—Mischa Raginsky Ensemble g—Harold Ruteke Grenentes .45—Tito Guizar, Mexican tenor oe -Five Minutes of Holly- ardo louston Symphony Orch. 0—Abe Lyman Orch. NBC Programs el (Central Standard Time) Sunday, Jan. 14 1974 TO 1691, HAD HIS MINE jan 0 ‘Major in fecal Family “4 b—Radto Rid Conce! uth Radio Conference eet and Commodores rds Band :00—Organ 3:15—Vee and Johnny met 0—Eddy tor ‘and Rubinoft o— Manhattan Merry-Go-Round O— AL ican Album of Familiar Lone Wolf ge Scharban Orchestra arie, the Little French Prin- nd Duna Comedy B8—Eary ‘Aces Just Plain Bit 6:45—Boske C 7:00—Phil Dacys "Frank Luther and Jack Pai en 0—Metropolitan Parade :30—National Student Federation of Music Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians r Myrt and Marge w—tlttle Jack tite Orchestra 11 |11:30—George Hall Orch. ‘Thursday, Jan. 18 —Sam Moo: 0—Eton Bo: 5—In the Lu: —Bill and Gin; ric: 00—Leopold Stokowski Orchestra 15—Andre Kostelanetz '30—California Melodies 9:00—Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orch. 9:45—Myrt and Marge 10:00—Mark Warnow :15—Charm Secrets —_—_—_—e ee 1:00—Ace Brigode Orchestra iiis0—Abe Lyman Orchestra DIFFERENT AS DAY AND NIGHT You can easily tell a Made to Measure Suit writer, Ca 19 15—Me' etaopolitan Parade 15—Bill and Ginger 30—Round Towners Quartet 45—Will Osborne Orchestra 30 Satine Ed M nell pe Maris, "the rite ‘French Prin- display. Albert Papacek Phone 358 Don’t Let Your Car Freeze Up! You Can Now Buy Radiator Alcohol for 59 falon Rangers usta on on the al S—Boake eee, 00—Phil nate. Frank Luther, Jack or paid. Stoneman * Orchestra slodle ft fad jetteon Myre and iy, rs Orch. \—Rudy Vallee's Orchestra i1dt— ted ‘Black Orch. Monday, Jan. 15 Sign Morning Devotions 5—The Lady Next Door 0—Ward and Mussy ice e singing pias ¢ Singing “a Ao—Little Orphan Annie 30—Potash and Perlmutter —I Alda, ren cal Daly's Orch oo Binstrel Show, Gene re a of Joy with Hugh Barrett fie arti ate -—Henri Dee! y 00—Roxy'’s rrioe nS Players 00—Paul Whitema! rch. iia 0—Harry 4 Orchestra ‘Teesday, Jan. 16 as a Devotions Trio Sosnick | ick 15—Morin Biste 30—U. 8. Mari: and 0—Farm and "dome hour Bad in 00—Betty and Bob 3 And Loretta, Clemens 45— Harry! Owen 's Orchestr Box §—-To be announced Suzanne Kaaren, shown here, has made such a success of her movie. career that she doesn't care to remind you of her pre vious success as an artist's and photographer's model. jut she ‘won several medals for that, ip” New York. 11:00—Rudy Vallee’s Orchestra 11:30—Harry Sosnik Orch, ‘Wednesday, Jan. 17 7:00—Morning Lo ilomed eal 19:00-—Four Southern Singers pt beac bet eee op :30—-U. 8, Army Bai 1:45—Words and “Musfe lorman Concert Orchestra 4:00—Concert Artists 30—Singing Lad 45—Wisare rz aeatanisrooteas ¢ Qrehestra le Orphan Annte oe “3 Perlmutter Paradia 00—Let'e ‘Tisten to Harris 30—Phil Baker unced tam ck Denny Orchestra 0—Cab Ree ermioeiaee 1:30—Harry Sosnick Orchestra :15—Morning Parade icone Youg Family 0—Sonata' itito—pewe Lovers Lane 11:30—National Grange ‘Program 30—Vic and Sade k= Metropolitan © Opera 20—Concert Favorites ‘Ward ch a Cay eat Orchestra Orphan Annie Poem Days 00—Economics. of the New Deal —To be announ: mf eter “Nite Dancing 00—One Man's Family Lee th eho} on the alr 00—Carefree Carnival | CKY (Winnipeg) (Central Sata weet Sunday, 1:00—Lyrte Trio’ Montrest 15—Address by Mayor of St. John 0—Band, The Grenadier Guards 00—New "York Philharmontc Orch. per Hour, 8. George Winni “Aerial Cartography” wa ttl stra, TUp ‘Symphonies loonlight on the River, Re- gina, versity Lecture 8:30—Geme from the as Stage 12: 00—Rex B. Battle 's Orchestra 12:31 eee Ly Lecture 8:00—Chatham —_Kiltie Regiment be io Theatre Guild, Montreal o0—HHande ‘aoross" the Border, New ‘ork 9:46—University Lecture, . comeees Rhapsodie: gina ies Strings, Toronto jane Arcola and Commodores 1 5—Johnny Marvi: ing! are, of Oz wier Cu eat Orchestra ow tas ther Abner —Jack Pearl the Baron Mun- chausen :30—Dangerous pocaniey 0—Warden wet a MeCormick and William 0— Cork, Cob Pipe Club 10:15—King’s Jesters 10:30—Don Bestor Orchestra 11:00—Carlos Molina and orchestra 11:30—Harry Sosnick Orchestra Rar IOATNT MA mmercecoreres ins aslo Review jallicchio’ ub :30—Bin Aertel Orphay Annie 00—Rex Cole ‘aban 30—Lum and Abne ‘Ore! 00—I “he Show Boat Band 8: 0PM Baker 9:00—Paul Whiteman Orch. 30—Wm Scotti Orch. 0—Ralph Rirnery, 6 dream singer \—Jack Denny Oi Friday, Jan 19 0—Morning Devotions 8—Don Trio }0—Che. re nd DeRose —Clara, Lu ‘n’ som o— Today’ ‘a Children —Singing Strin 0—Music Appreciation Hour 0—Gene Arnold and Commodores )0—National Farm and Home hour —Vic and Sat 5—The Merrie-Men Friday Steeplechase Success in Two Words DO-RIGHT , ‘That's What We Do At FRANK’S PLACE 119 3rd Bt. 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