The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1934, Page 2

Pe McCloud Explains Yas, Suh, Das All a s a ta Stars Join Voorhees 0: on Greestoe at ‘Saturday N ight House Parties’ IKFYR-NBC Program | FEPRENEG Hing [oie ah Bei] poy NOY, PRANGRS |L_Béte sna rian FH ea Be | LANGFORD AND ART BORAN ARE SOLOISTS and the American Youth Radio Bureau News John H. Finley, Brad Browne, as Master of Ceremonies, Also in Im- portant Role 's Program ugh United 3 eid ia nn ftir i E i ‘Boake Cai 00—Leopold Stokowsk! Orchestra 6—Hmery Deutsch and Gypsy Vio- in 8:30—Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians $:0—Giem Grays Case Lote’ Oren. : i Fi f re 0:05—Tal is: 1e—Major Bowes Theatre Party 11:15—Police Bulletins and Gordon String Quartet, and Weather j ag ¥# i j Fe : I § 4 i i F Hi i 5 | t'l Youth Radio Conference 0—Harry Turner and Orch. H0—'Rings of. Melody’ "—Perfect ; Circle i 0—Knights of Columbus Program 0—Jan Garbor's Yeast Foamers :00—John Kennedy, “Looking Over the Week.” igo fleover Sentinels 10 STARS ARE ON PROGRAM National Vespers Ost Evangelical Lenten Service 2] 7 g 2 & Bg re i: i iz i : titan Parade borne Orchestra 5 Closeups 5—The Captivators, @ Voice of Experience see Barthell, Songs, ‘Little French Prin- 18: 15—The. zt Gurdy Man from iyF 2 F E E E i Ey é Pi Hh i gz i it if i ag i i i Mimic, Well-Known in Vaude- 0—Our American Schools 4 ! i . . ae Boat Biedaeeaee: wiaaeard ville, impersonates 80 Celebrities ig i i i i & i $ a hase and Sanborn Hour ror Paradise Lane—Al Low- i : i o—fed Book Magasine Story | Dark-haired Kathleen Wells, who| New York, March 17.—Ten stars of sings with Peter van Steeden’s or-|the airwaves join Don Voorhees and Annual Dinner ana|Chestra in a broadcast each Wednes-|his orchestra af the Colgate house ntion of Jewish,Gay night over an NBC network in-| party which meets every Saturday at cluding KFYR, was born in Jersey|8 p. m. (CST) over ® coast-to-coast City 23 years ago of Irish parents and ; NBC network including KFYR. inherited typically Irish beauty, jet| Donald Novis, romantic young tenor, black hair, fair skin and green eyes.| who won the Atwater Kent Nationat, She is five feet, three inches tall. {Radio Auditions in 1928; Frances = Langford, contralto who was discov- Se terete ered by Rudy Vallee; Arthur Boran, [ i 5—Boake e—Phil baer? Frank Luther, and Jack Pa pold Stokowakt Orchestra bet ue i i 30th Consumptive Society :15—Rox Anne Wallace —To be announced —Hal Kemp & His Oreh. —Congress Hotel Orch. —Silent Monday, March 19 —Morning Devotions i F g ii i i DO-RIGHT —Don Hall Trio erio ‘arm Flashes reakfast Club 9:15—Sunshine Hour. nett, Al Lowrey, organist ather Bulletins ess Radio Bureau News rket 00—Hour of Mtemerien enw Htoralarkets, Pollee” Bulletins: World Bookman and Road Re- port —Heinz Hostess Counsel Program ibe ional Farm and Home Hour {iho—Monile Moaners atization of Wizard of Oz jer Cugat and Orch, en the Organ Played at Twilight—Al Lowrey :45—Little Ornhan Annie 6:00—Harry Turner and Orch. 6:30—Dinner Concert j—Kraeuter String Quartet 00—Sealed Power Side Show :30—Firestone Tire and Rubber Pro- 8:30—Zeke and His City Fellers 00—Carnation Contented Program 30—Marie Lemohn_ Pupils D. Farmers Union Bi "Paul Livestock Markets Program Resume 10:15—Press Radio Bureau News 10:20—Hotel St. Regis Orch. 30—Hotel Pierre Orch. 99—Geo, Olson and Orch, rankie Masters and Orch. sdo—sient Tuesday, March 20 \—Morning Devotions 15—Don Hall Trio :30—Cheerio 8:00—Farm Flashes ils—Breakfast club —_—_—_—_—_—_————— Now Showing OUR NEW DISPLAY Of Children’s Clothes THE CHILDREN’S SHOP &° THE PEACOCK ART SHOP 417 Broadway Phone 716 REBUILDERS 107 3RD ST. Opposite Prince Hotel JOS. M. DECKERT BISMARCK, N. D. —_—_—_——— 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 now. Perfect fit guaran-' teed. Prices reasonable. Albert Papacek :00—S. Sunshine Hour—Myron J. Ben- Al Lowrey, organist her Bulletins ress, Radio Bureau News 0—Zeke and His City Fellers )0—Markets, World Bookman and Road Report farine Band Concert ed Farm and Home Hour ch. from BBC, “Whither :00—Rhythmic Serenade \—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins Frances Alda, So- prano —Wonderloaf Birthday Club ittle Orphan Annie 0—Mary Small, Soloist ‘ational Advisory Council 5—Harry Turner and Orch. orthrup King Farm Forum tudio FYR Lone Scout Tribe —Hen Bernie and Blue Ribbon re —Texaco Program with Ea Wynn ig s Paul Livestock markets rogram Resume —Press, Radio Bureau News 0:20—Poet Prince ais Royale Orch. al Kemp and Orch. Silent ‘Wednesday, March 21 \—Morning Devotions 5—Don Hall Trio :30—Cheerio ules Van Allen Myron J. Ben- . oecaniat adio, Press Bureau News —Manchester Biscuit Program arkets uan Reyes yal Ucatone Program Benjamin Moore Triangle Club ields and Ha’ Tkets Police Bulletins, Werld Bookman and Road Re- ort 15—Heinz Hostess Counsel Program jonal Farm and Home Hour ‘Markets and Weather Aa of Poli Science f the Beuthee ‘Benjamin Franklin Hotel Orch, \—Mobile Moaners —Dramatization of the Wizard of Xavier Cugat and Orch, When the Organ Played at j@ht—Al Lowrey ‘Martha Meers, Soloist inner Concert —Royal Gelatin, Baron Munchau- set \—Danny Russo and Orch. 5—Hal Kemp and Orch, hursday apers enten Meditation Service j—Phyllis Wolverton, Soloist 0—Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia 0—“Adventuring With Conoco” it. Paul Livestock Markets— Program Resume Zeke and His C 0—Clyde Lucas and Orch. 0—Stient ‘Thursday, March 22 }0—Morning Devotions nett, Al Lowrey, organist 0—Weather Bulletins Press, Radio Bureau News 0—Aunt Sammy ari 0—Zeke and His City Fellers 0—Markets, Police Bulletins, Wand Bookman and Road Re- Federation of Women’s radio mimic, and Brad Browne, mas- ter of ceremonies, occupy the solo spots. The ensemble music is sup- Plied by Don Voorhees and his or- chestra and the Rhythm Girls and the Melody Boys, two vocal trios. ;They gather each Saturday in the NBC Radio City studios for a half hour of merrymaking. Arthur Boran is well known in vaudeville, both in England and the United States, as a comedian and mimic. His repertory of impersona- tions includes more than 80 celebri- ties of stage, screen, radio and poll- tics. Brad Browne, well known on the air as a master of ceremonies and comedian, is host at the House Party each week. He is one of the most PRESERVE THIS PAGE Radio fans would do well to save this page all through next week. It will serve as an excellent guide when you may tune in on pro- grams to your liking with a mere turn of the dial. versatile entertainers in radio. Be- fore the World War Brad was a prac- ticing lawyer but when he came back. fcom France he went into the federal service for several years. Then, in |the early days of radio, he produced |@ program for a Newark, N. J., sta- tion and became an announcer, ban- joist, vocalist and master of cere- j;monies. Since then he has been on the air in one capacity or another Practically continupusly. Don Voorhees is one of the busiest orchestra conductors on the air and has been for several years. Before coming to radio he was conductor and musical director for many Broad- way hit shows, including five editions, of Earl Carroll’s “Vanities”. PICKARD F: ILY SINGS IN BROADCAST MONDAY The famous Pickard family of Ten- nessee, widely known in radio for their renditions of so-called “hill- billy” tunes, will broadcast through a. network including KFYR from 9 to 2:30 p. m. Monday, March 19, when L. Eastman'’s orchestra and the Carnation quartet will give a pro- gram of traditional American music. The program will include old songs of the cowboy, the Negro and moun- tain folk songs. The Pickards, led by Dan Pickard, will contribute “Sour- wood Mountain” and “Down in Ar- kansaw”. Carleton Colby has arranged Ste-|1 phen Foster's “Oh Susanna” as an overture for Morgan Eastman and the quartet. The orchestra and male voices Comin’ ’Round the Mountain,” “The Last Round-Up” and “I've Been Lis- tening.” The -Carnation quartet, turning to the Negro type of music, will sing “Go ‘Long Mule”. “Little Alabama Coon” is the choice of the Lullaby Lady for this occasion. The orches- tra will close with “Turkey in the Straw”. King will discuss the origin of these typically American songs handed down from generation to generation. 11:15—Wendell Hall 11:30—National Farm and Home Hour Silent ‘Markets and Weather ‘Syncopators 0—Eastman School Symphony 00—Rhythmic Serenad. :30—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins ly Next Door 4:00—Southern Callfornia-Northwes ern Debate —Winnie the Pooh 45—Echoes of the Erin 00—Richard Himber and Orch. 30—John B. Kennedy 5:456—Little Orphan Annte oI it 200—Silent 1 Gene Arnold and Jean Paul Al i 5:30—When the Organ Pley. ight—Al Towrey ve .braham Chasins Piano. Point- +45—Bnoch Light Orchestra 0—Savitt String Quart e—Harola Knight Orch (0—Dancing Ec ‘Turner and Orch. e—Saturday, Syncgpators ischa to Patel }0—Pancho (0—Henry Busse Orch. Monday, March 19 0—Andy Arcarl and the Three Whi 300 —8. S. "Paul et stock Markets Reau —Program ress, Radio Bureau News jorman Cordon, Baritone SecPronrers from Buenos Aires 00—Geo. Olson and Orch. 15—Men of Note '30—Dancing in the Twin Cities 00—Silent ‘riday, March 28 Ci 00—Cownoy ‘Singer, Jules Vern 5—Woman’s Page of the Air 0— We her 44 jetini . Radio Bur News }—Music Appreciation Hour —Markets, Police Bulletins, ee Bookman and Road Re- DONALD NOVIS SINGS TONIGHT LKS—if you get as much fun out of this Colgate House Party as I do, you're in for a great time tonight. Tune in at eorehrep, King een “ga. ‘urner SSenetcwacnioniaces "College Debate 8 P.M. KFYR IT am singing some new songe—so is Frances Lang- ford. Arthur Boran gives some more of his side-split- ting imitations, Don Voor- hees’ orchestra is better than ever and—well, just Uisten in.” o—speed eemlanepaeeeee Com- me! 5—Singers Guild :30—Wm. Stoess and His Flying Dutchmen 5—Talk, Clarence Dykstr Paul Livestock Markets me rch. }0—Hal Kemp ‘and Orch. inser ; 20—Kasy Aces Vie eee 00—Just Plain Bill 15—The Romance of Helen Treat 30—The Pickard Family Sat Merrymaki its You, Organist jonal Farm and Home Hour = eee Luther and e— Albert Spalding Fiouatse 00—Leopold Stokowski eat eerce aEe. 1b—Alezander Woolleott ” ith Burns an@ Orphan Anal meyers: Kindergarten 22EE if i That's What We Do At FRANK'S PLACE te ard st. Biemarch Hii For the Man Who Cares A well. groomed appearance is always essential. Our Barber Service is done by competent experts who make it their \ personal effort to give you individual attention. ‘ BRODL'S BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP cence ener Phone 358, Space CIGARS Cigarettes, Tobaccos. Book Rental Service Newspapers - Magazines The G. P. News Home bright & sunny with Paint! and at the same time SAVE the SURFACE and you save all only high grade and other decorating eee rials spans a period many years. 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