The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1934, Page 2

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Children's Hour. 00—Radio Pulpit 30—To be announced. 00—Press Radio Bureau New: 1 H 05—Gruen and Hall 0:15—Major Bowes Theatre Party 11:15—Poilice Bulletins and Gordon . and Weather String Quartet, Bulletins ings of 00—Institute of — American Packers Program 15—Soloist \—To be announced. 00—Dickinson College Orch, 5:00—Catholic Hour 5:30—Our American Schools 00—Studio €:30—Bakers Broadcast — Standard Brandi 3rat 7:00—Chase and Sanborn Hour $:00—Down Paradise Lane—Al Low- rey 30—Red Book Magazine Story Studio evrolet Program Heure Exquise Fitch Presents Wendell Tall, » Peet the Red Headed Music Maker :15—Soloist 30—Palais Royale Orch. 00—Julle Stein and Orch. —Danny Russo and Orch. 00—DX Program 100—Silent. Monday, April 16 7:00—Morning Devotions 7:15—Don Hall Trio 7:30—Cheerio Fai 0: se & Em", Colgate, Palmolive, Peet 40—Weather Bulletins 45—Press Radio Bureau News Hour of Memories 1 10:50—43rd Continental Congress ot D. A. R. 11:00—Markets, Police port 11:15—Martin Bowe, Tenor 11:30—National Farm’and Home Hour :00—Studio 8:15—John Martin Story Hour Suffer ee With Acid Pe When Dey THE CLASS HEALTH CLINIC Bismarck Can —s You Phone 604 sppoistment Personal Attention Sanitary Methods Expert Barbers If you really enjoy a smooth, cool and clean shave, try the Elite Barber Shop (Union Shop) Now Under ‘New Management Fred Kileingarten, Prop. On 4th St., 3 doors south of Tribune Bldg. Melody”—Perfect Circle 2:00—Knights of Columbus Program :30—Jan Garbor’s Yeast Foamers Concert 1 Bulletins; World Bookman and Road Re- :30—Oxydol’s Own Sta Perkins —Lady Next Door —Your Health” —Reinald Werrenrath, Baritone Hum & Strum Bunkhouse Songs :00—Peter Van Steeden Orch, :30—When Hearts are Young—Al Lowrey 45—Little Ornhan Annie 5 Horse Sense Philosophy 5—Nell Sisters nny Russo & Orch, ario Cozzi—Soloist nfiden: M: restone Tire and Rubber Pro- ‘am nelair Minstrels orthrup King & Co, Imanae of the Al m and His City Fel rnation Contented udlo . Farmers Union t. Paul Livestock Markets ogram Resume 10:15—Press Radio Bureau News 0:20—Hotel St. Regis. Orch, Hotel Pierre Orch. Meat ‘Don Hall Trio Cheerio Farm Flashes 8:15—Breakfast Club jospel Singer Lu & Em", Colgate, e a Weather Bulletins P Radio Bureau News ur kets, World Bookman and Road Report Marine Band Concert tional Farm and Home Hour jent —Markets and Weather Rochester Civic Orch. Women's. Radio. Review m & His City Fellers —People Who Make the News 0; 's Own Ma Perkins 45—Taik—Helen Menken Bonaventure College Glee —Yvette Reigel, Soloist ;—Dinner Concer! Rhymes Frances Alda, §o- 0—Studio —Phyllis Wolverton, Soloist —Gonoco Program 30—KF YR Lone Scout Tribe ‘00—Ben Bernie and Blue Ribbon rch. \—Texaco Program with Ea Wynn —Falmolive Beauty Theatre of ir the 10:00—S. St. Paul Livestock markets —Program Resume 15—Press, Radio Bureau News 20—Poet Prince }0—Palais Royale Orch, Frankie Masters & Orch. —Seymour Simons and Orch. 00—Silent, pai, fish Wednesday, April 18 — Frese, Radio Buren : , Radio Bureau News 7 Peer: cite unt Sammy t 7 8:00—Farm Flashes 8:15—Breakfast Club 9:00—Breen and DeRose 5—‘Clara, Lu & Em", Colgate, Palmolive, Peet \—Studio \—Weather Bulletins 45—Radio, Press Bureau News Manchester Biscult Program Markets ppy, Ezra, Zeke and Elton ycital —Sam and His City Fellers 0—Markets, Police World Bookman and Road 0—Silent j—Alice Joy, Soloist =? cepa? ee Perkins Bulletins, Lady Next Door World Bookman and Road Re-] 4:99—Armand Girard, Basso port —Merry Macs Thi 30—Women's Radio Review 3:00—Studio 15—Alice Joy \—Oxvdol's Own Ma Perkins j—Lady Next Door 9:00—Kraft Program with Paul Whiteman —S. SI —Program Resume ‘ress, Radio Bureau News ‘et ‘Prince \—Hotel Montclair Orch. 0—Don Bestor and Orch. ‘Men of Note Dancing in the Twin Cities 0—Silent Every Kind of HARDWARE For All Around the Home Also Complete Line of Paints, Varnishes and Painting Supplies. French & Welch Phone 141 306 Main Men 5—"Clara, Lu & Em", Colgate, Palmolive, Peet 0—Studio 0— We larkel O—Music Appreciation Hour 100—Markets, Police Bulletina, 01 ort s—Wendelt Hall lent 0—Markets, News and Weathe! 5—Interviews of Prot jounced. 0—Womens Radio Review 0—Studio 5—Kitchen-Air | TUNE IN SUNDAY NBC Network Does your Hot Water Faucet... mean what it says? with the low rates - “ FEATURING s Edward Nell ‘The Romantic Baritone Ohman & Arden With Their 3 Planes & Orchestra Arlene Jackson ‘The Singing Personality Sponsored by the makers of PERFECT CIRCLE Piston Rings KFYR 1:30 P. M. aaa a | Signs Contract emer ss —National Farm and Home Hour|the outstanding air shows of year. ry, Merton Orr—Contralto aul Livestock Markets| Rubinoff’s violin solo will be the popular rid Bookman and Road Re: ational Farm and Home Hour minent Wom- hington Official Life 1 HARRIET HILLIARD | ~ INCLUDED IN CAST Band and Singer Have Given Comedian Aid in Duck- Selling Campaign HEARD ON SUNDAY NIGHTS Will Be on Air Continuously Ex- cept for 13-Week Lapse During Summer sponsors, ‘until June, 1935, with the sponsors holding an option on bis services for the two following years. Now the re- newal of the contracts for Nelson's a al Gelatin, Baron Munchau-|Orchestra and Miss Hilliard assure n the continuation of the present \—Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia vestock Markets— Bulletins, ‘Re-| soloist, Miss Hilliard, have to make The Bakers broadcast EERE VERE EEE g § 5 g re sg 1 E , ib French number, “Speak to f ‘avorites 0—N. D. Fed. of Women’s Clubs 6—Reinald Werrenrath—Baritone 0—Hum & Stru: siti it Al Lowrey 6:45—Little Orphan Annie )0—Da ere Steeden Orch. rf Biscuit Program i Gull 9:30—General Tire Program with . Jack Benny 0:00-—8, St. Paul Livestock Markets Program Resume as, Radio Bureau News ‘Prince port 3 oist, Genia Fon: }0—National Farm & 0—To bi Hi is ts Are Young— ttle Orphen Anni \e annie e—Sohm Herrick, “Sot 5—Religion in the News }o—Siler 1 connection tion of Bt. Louis cipal Auditorium 11:30—Carefree Carnival 18:06—Silent des Sign Contracts for 15 llmmeaison ny (Ait sec may hn & ie hl PL ie iH li i g F APRIL 14, 1934 Broadcasts Over KFYR Every Sunday Evening New York City, April 14—Victor ‘Young, celebrated conductor and com- posér, brings his orchestra over an NBC network including KFYR of Bis- marek each Sunday evening at 9 p. m (08T). ei B | iat ih alls iy Be i i EF : i i pelt ple b Hie Fy elit BE & i g FI Hi PTET TE nl bly it le H BF Sg ite,” “I Surren Inspire Children ; aes der,” “Can't We Talk It’ Over?” New York, April 14—That the|“Stardust.” proper appreciation of the beauties §F E feegit ; AE cP E Hits 2 ly é ane Be it Hie a i g3hEE2F ra We Ta s F Never Fails & Conkey’s Poultry Feed -Dacotah Chief Field Seeds and Garden Seeds Coll at Our Store on Main and Ninth Dacotah Seed:Co. Phone 106 \ lan Garber to Play - New Melody Sunday | ‘ jan Garber will direct his orchestra ry new tune, “You and I,” by Fred- die Large, composer of his theme song, during the Sunday, April 15, medley with the theme song “My Dear,” which Olga Vernon will sing. Olga also will sing “Butter Fingers,” Lee Bennett will solo “That's What Makes the World Go Round,” and Fritz Heilbron will sing “Little Dutch Mill.” Young Will Play One Of Own Compositions Victor Young will play one of his* own compositions, ‘Love Me,” as a feature of his program over an NBC network including KFYR of Bismarck at 9 p. m. Sunday, April 15. The half-hour will be completed with the memory tunes “Merry Widow Waltz,” “I Love You Truly,” “They Wouldn't Believe Me” and the more recent “Little Dutch Doll,” “Build a Little Home” and “Thou 8 EXPERT SINCLAIR GAS Gives you the ut- in carbon. It's a high combustion, quick- firing gas. — ‘Hear Siaclal . FUR Every Monday, 8 we JOS. SCHNEIDER’ Service Statio: Seventh and M: General Electric REFRIGERATOR 4) We Have a Complete Line of | _ Farm Contracts and — “Petition for Nomination