The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1934, Page 2

T HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1934 (Central Standard ime) Sunday, Feb. 4 i Lee td hour 8300—NBC Child: ie Hour ‘apitol Family ty Concert dio Conference a Commodores 80—Josenn Kestner’s Orchestra ional Vespers DO—Catholte Hour 30—Our American Schools ‘ed Weenis and his Orchestra oe Penner, comed ddy Cantor and R Manhattan Merry-Go-ltound Install a Set of Glass Frost Shields for your car At a Small Cost Protect the Life and Property of others Make Winter Driving Safe and Enjoyable Stop Drafts and Rattles with Dor-Tite for Automobile Doors Ack’s Radiator Shop Bismarck The Tailor-Made Man Stands Out from the Crowd Klein measured over 9,000 suits since 1909 You take no chances with his tapeline CIGARS [: Cigarettes, Tobaccos Book Rental Service Newspapers - Magazines The G. P. News Formerly the Chip Shop Phone 480 #:30—American Album sie 0—Cheerio 1 9:45—Robert Si of Familiar ck Benny and Mary, Living: | ‘on—Frank Black and Orch, del, Baritone Aste —ted Black Oreh. Monday, Feb. 5 orning Devotions fi Arnold and Commodores p and Home hour Merrie-Me nical Originalities ekont Radio Guild Retty and Lob John Martin Story Program kins ly Next Door ay University Glee Clib 15—Babes in Hollywood Singing Lady Wizard of O2 Army Band ttle Orphan Annie nd Perlmutter r m Alda, Soprano h tri Tuenday, Feb. 6 Morning Devotions Don Hall Trio The Breakfast Club a hildren Zeke and Elton iob—Retty and Bob rkins Pe y n’s Orchestra K Bernie's Grellentea ‘ruise of Seth Parker” adam Sylvia of Holly wood mons, tenor Kenned: :30—Harrv Sosnik Orch. Wednenday, Arnold a Marvin, 7 d Home hour Men \ INDIVIDUALITY Our stylist is an expert at de- vising new means to bring out your own individual charms. Aided by skilled attendants . and the latest equipment a \ coifture will be created for you that 1s the last word in Shy Priscilla Take that ae look “ott your face, Priscilla, we know you're only fool ing. Priscilla Lane and her sister, Rosemary, are featured on the pro- gram broadcast by Fred Waring’s |Pennsylvanians over a coast-to-coast | WABC-Columbia network on Sunday nights from 7:30 to 8 P. M., (CST), and Thursdays from 8:30 to 9 P. M., (CST), beginning Feb. 4. Babes in Hollywood 0—Singing Lady Wizard of Oz Cugat Orchestra orge R. Toles tle Orphan Annie en Brothers Orch. he Molle rear] Show the Baron Mun- :00—Carlos Molina and orchestra :30—Harry Sosnick Orchestra Thursday, Feb. 8 —Morning Devotions 15—Don Hall Trio old and. Commodores nd Home hour Sade 45---The Merry Macs Hall Orch. N—Woman's Radio Review Betty and Bob p Joy, the Dei rerkin Federation of Women’s an Annie ers of Harmony ritone howbeat die Duchin Orch. a) \— Dancing in the Twin Cities Friday, Feb. 9 :00—Morning Devotions 1 Trio PAUL WHITEMAN I DEAN OF MAESTROS PLAYING REGULARLY Other New York Leaders In- clude Vallee, Olsen, Harris And Denny | WAYNE KING IS AT CHICAGO| ‘Lineup Includes Lopez, Bestor, Weems, Sissle, Sosnick * — And Duchin New York, Feb. 3.—These are great days for lovers of modern dance mu- sic from coast to coast because the National Broadcasting company has booked one of the most imposing ar- rays of famous dance bands ever col- lected. “Big name” bands at the na- tion’s most famous hostelries are heard nightly in broadcasts over NBC hookups from many cities. New York leads in the number of famous orchestras on the air over NEC, but Chicago, Boston, Denver and other cities contribute their share of toe-tantalizing rhythms. Those heard from New York alone form ® veritable Who's Who of Mod- ern Music, headed by Paul White- man, the dean of modern maestros, and Rudy Vallee. Whiteman and his troupe of entertainers, Ramona, Peg- gy Healy, Jack Fulton, the Rhythm Boys and others, are heard several nights each week from Le Casino Bleu in New York's Biltmore Hotel. Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees broadcast from the Holly- wood Restaurant. .George Olsen at the Pennsylvania; Richard Himber at the Ritz-Cariton; Eddie Elkins at the Savoy Plaza; Phil Harris at the St. Regis; Jack Denny at the Pierre; Harold Stern at the Montclair; Enric Madriguera and Xavier Cugat at the ‘Waldorf-Astoria, and Eddie Duchin at the Central Park Casino all play on the air from New York. Buddy Rogers brought his orchestra to the Paradise Restaurant Jan. 26, and Duke Ellington returns to the Cotton Club and NBC networks early this month. New York also contributes to the countrywide radio audience the mu- sic of Leo Reisman, Don Bestor and Ted Black's Cafe Loyale orchestra, Chicago also is well represented in the list with Wayne King and Vin- cent Lopez from the NBC studios and Ted Weems from the Bismarck, Car- los Molina from the Congress Hotel, Noble Sissle at the College Inn, Harry Sosnick at the Edgewater Beach Hotel ps “day Lucas at the Terrace Gar- “een Bernie, the old Maestro, usual- ly plays from Chicago but at present he is on tour and his broadcasts come from various cities in the East and South. Palace Hotel in Denver. {William Scotti's music is broadcast | jfrom Boston and Harry Owens’ band goes on NBC stations from the Brown —_— power jkipp: 5—Al nnd Pate o—Jack Armstrong bo 11:00—Ace Rrigode 11:30—Abe Lyman Orche 11:15—Betty Barthell, 8 Friday, Feb. 9 jongs 11:30—Smiling Ed McConnell 11:465—George Hall Or ch, chi ‘ie, The Little French Prine Ruth Etting, glamorous blues-singing star of radio, movies and the musical stage, returns to New York from Hollywood to over the WABC-Columbia network at 8:15 P. M., CST, on Tuesdays and Fridays beginning Feb. 13. She will be accompanied by Johnnie Green's orchestra. Photo ao is sn irst to be taken of her since return, 11:00—Pres, Roosevelt's Message to B ib Bag tae 8. Army Band 5—Del Campo, son; 0—Skipp: elit 5—Isham Jones Orchestra :00—Don Redman Orchestra :30—Barl Hoffman Orch. itarday, Feb. 10 Musical Children’s Concert Scouts of America Boy 11:30—Enoch Light Orchestre 6:30—Jack Armstrong, All American Boy 5—Enoch Light oe 5—The Texas Ran, o—Huck Rogers In the 25th Cent. 12:15—The Playboys 12:30—Easy Ace: 00—Just Plain But :15—The Romance of Helen Trent :30—American School of the Air :00—La Forgo Berumen Musicale :30—The Pickard Family 00-—Musical Album Py oan Olsen Orch. 45—Tito Guizar, Mexican Tenor 00—Skippy gn Agar 5—Boswell Sisters (0—-Abe Lyman Orch. 0—Ieon Belasco Orch. 0—Little Jack Little Ure Rogers in ‘the 25th Cen- 5—Bonke Carter 0—Phil Duey, RESSsece ‘Frank Luther and 0-Leopold Stokowski Orchéstra 5—Stoopnagle and Budd Lombardo with Burns and Allen 5—The Frivolities 5-—Charm Secrets 0—Tony Wons 0—The Voice of Experien: —The Lone Wolf 0—Angelo and 01 —Larry Tate and Orch. j5—Myrt and Marge 0—Andre Kostelanets 5—Five Spirits of Rhythm S—Hittle Jack iatel le —Glen Gr: 0—George a: 0—Savitt String Quartet ‘Harold Knight Orchestra Artists Recital Dancing Echoes 2:00—Round Towners Quartet 2:30—Ann Leaf at the Organ 3:00—Saturday Syncopators $:30—Mischa Raginsky 4:00—Pancho Orch. Orch. wortyn -Five Minutes ve Holly: 5—Trade and Mar! 8:00—Leopold Stokowsk! Orchestra 9:45—Leaders in Action usa 0—Guy Lombardo 0—Glen Gray Orch. 11:30—Abe Lyman Orch. 0—Ted Fiorito Orch. ! | CKY (Winnipeg) | (Central Standard Time) Sy ce carted 0—Lyric Tri onic Orch. 00—New York Phitharmonle oft, ; 4:00—Vesper Hour, §:00—Radress by J. M. Imrie, Edmon- ‘ton Feb. & ay jeer ocd 2" st Grchestra Fup yap onies st Meomaht the River, ?* ‘Tuesda: 12:00—Rez Battl 123: eel os 8:30—Parad Lecture the Provinces Wednesday, Feb. 7 Hite ed Battle's Orchestra :30—University Lecture Nt 00—One Hour With You Feb. 12:00—Rex Battie 8 Torcncatra 12:30—University Lecture 8:00—Vancouver Be Oe Orch. 9: vee Across the Border, New 9:45—University Lecture, Saskatoon S0—Melody’s Strings, Toronto 38—Bert Anstice Mountain Boys turday, Feb. 10 12:5 —atetto olitan Opera Company, 1:30—Under “the Bridges of Paris, Montreal Broadcast. It is, I believe, @ historic fact that every great improvement to better commercial communications, whether in the case of railroads into new ter- catting of the Isthmus of Panama, all have been subjected to opposition on the part of local interests.—President Roosevelt, Suffer With A Cold When sal a THE CLASS A CLINIC Bismarck Can Quickly Relieve You just EXPERT Located at Harris & Woodmansee sEE Us FOR ney Work Novelties Art ‘Needle ‘and Supplies PEACOCK ART SHOP On Broadway under Burman’s Shoe Hospital j— Address by * e “Wallace, Ea- oe Voice of Experience aonton: beauty craft. BRODL’S BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP 218%, Broadway For Appoinment Phone 15 | ne Arnold and Commodores 1 Farm and Home hour Marine Band man's Radio Review 0—Betty and Bob ‘the Dream Girt H5—Norman Cloutier Orch, 0—Concert Artists nging Lady izard of Oz vier Cugat Orchestra —Little Orphan Annie Perlmutter: \ddie Albert 0—Phil. O—First Nighter 0—Mario Cozzi Orch. 0—Enric Madriguera Orch. 0—Ted Weems’ Orch, :30—Harry Sosnick Orchestra :00—The Breakfast Club \—The Gospel Singer DIFFERENT AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Require No Attention North Dakota Power & Light Company BISMARCK - MANDAN. - DICKINSON AS DAY AND NIGHT You can easily tell a Made to Measure Suit Albert t Papacek Third a wae OS N. De MODEL K-43 styles it's small, Fits mimost ‘Suywaete: Advance engineering gives besear tome. Tell being By 4 rae ae it te see Melville Electric Shop . 4 General Electric Dealer On Broadwe: Phone 110. Under G P, Hotel 19:00—Pappy, Ezra, Zeke and Elton e Voss Family o—pown Lover's Lane 11:00—24th Annlverasry Boy Scouts of America 11:30—American Farm Bureau Feder. 12:30—Vic and Sade 12:45—Metropolitan Ope 4:00—Dick Platt and Bidney Nier- man, Piano Duo 4:30—Babes in Hollywood :083—Xavier Cugat Orchestra 45—Little Orphan Annie 30—Circus Days 00—Art in America 36—Sous Les | Ponts de Paris 00—Jambor o—The Saturday Nite Dancing 1 30—One Stan’ 8 Family \—Hollywood on the Air f | 11:30—Carefree Carnival Columbia System ———— (Central Standard Time) Sunday, Feb. 4 Reveille Melodies o— Rhode Arnold and Taylor Buck- 0—Sa ie Tas Gis. Tabernacle choir 0—Salt t Lek city Organ o—Madizon ‘Ensemble 0—Church of the Air 0—Lasy Dan, the Minstrel Man 0—Broadway Melodi 0—The Big Hollywood show XY. Philharmonic ‘Symp. Orch. Mother Us to Sing oon eae eneonnelt 5—Charles Carlisle, tenor born n Star Revue ‘Dra amas of Childhood” lave of Nations o—Littie, Jack Little 0—Ace Brigode Orch. 0—Vincent Lopes Orch. 45—W! itt oan 10:00—Cooking © 11:15—Morniny a 30—Tony. of Experience Ee—ailsabat Barthel, Songs FURNACES INSTALLED and REPAIRED a Harding, bey Works & 999° { 4 | Halt’ Oren. | ie, the Little French Prin- i a sic 5—Sam Moores Meeting 0—Easy Aces vreat 0—Eton Boys, :00—Ann Leaf at the Organ :15—Romance of Helen Trent )0—-American School of the Air 0—Metropolitan Parade Vhither Britain from London 00—U. S, Navy Band 30—Enoch Tight and His Orchestre 4:15—Madison_ Ensemble :45—George Hall and His Orch. — Visiting with “Tan Bailey Allen Melody Parade 5—Charm_ Secrets | (0—Tony Wons S—Academy of Medicin peas Voice of Experience j—Connie Gates, Songs 0—Angelo and his Tango Orch. sigs ea the Little French Prin- s—Joan Marrow 0—Easy es Just, Pisin Bill 1:15—Romance of Helen Trent 1:30—-American School of the Alr 2:00—Metropolitan Parade 2:30—National Student Federation: Program eee a Rogers in the 25th Cen- 45—Boake Carter delphia Orchestra 15—Alexander Woollcott 30—George Jessell 00—Glen Gray's Orchestra ali? and Marge ‘Harlem Serenade wee ‘les Carlisle 30—Ozzie Nelson Orch. 45—The Voice of Experience 00—Vincent Lopez Orch. 30—Pancho Orch. 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