The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1934, Page 2

| Joe Cook and House ea?! IKFYR-NBC Program, | Max Learns How to Take It POPULAR FEATURE t (Subject to Revision) Hi Sunday, June 10 :00—Sabbath Reveries 30—-Samovar Serenade 00—Press Radio News Service Islanders vorites i—Dancing 00—Organ Recital 30—Pa rk Orch Catholic Hour 4:30—Our American Schools 5:00—Edward Evangelist Quartet 4 jaseball Scores andard Brands with Joe Pen- Ladies se and Sanborn Hour 40—Down Paradise Lane —Abbie Andrews and Orch vrolet Program e —Hollywood on the Air rankie Masters Danny Russo and Otch 2:00—Silent Mi diay, June It » Lu and Em te Palmolive Peet H Radlo News Service ° kets —The Hour of Memories kets, Weather and Aunt reigns: and World Bookgan Tne Honorable Archie play roles in Max Baer tak “Tay ional Farm and Home Hour Serenade 2 Oreh alth 3 almer Clark and His Orch, 3:30—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins Academy Grad 9p. two Republican Taik ‘aul Livestock MKty me Lombardo Orchestra Guy li, at 10:35 p. m. over NBC hookup including KFYR. Following Lombardo’s NBC cae os sod seletian dled aaa” Sere iby radio crooner, in the radio poll to hese networks during the summe: months on a schedule which has not £88: Will be sung by the Lullaby Lady been definitely worked out as yet. Will Begin Program Lombardo and his June 7, as previously an-! m., (CST), and on Monday, June} or three times each week over | addy Rogers and Oreh coger Wolfe Kahn Orch, 1 ik Berger and Orch. : addy Rogers and Orch. 12:00—Silent Em, Colgate Palme 2 $:30—Farm Flashes 4 8:45—Press Radio News Service i 5 rean Prog 20—Rhythm F 10:00—Markets, blers: Weather and Aunt Harmony | m and Sade erry Mac | and World Bookman | le Archie H and Home Hr. | mT | 1:00—Nathan Stewart—Soloist 1:30—Womans io Review 2:00—Rhythmic Serenade | 2:20—Jackie Heller—Soloist :45—General Federation of Womens. Clubs ie 3:00—Palmer Clark and His Orch. —Oxydol's Ov Markets Hall and Orch. hields and Orch. io k Webb and Orch, sical Keys i leredith Willson's Orch ydol's Own Ma Perkins oes of the Erin ‘om Coakley and Orch, ohn B, Kennedy ittle Orphan Annie k and Loretta Clemens Lowery—Comedienne eball Scores incent Lopez and Orch. leischmann Hour | —Oliver Handy 1 5. di Fight Goodrich Independent Republican Talk m_ Resume Wolverton ress Radio Bureau reddie Berrens Orch. ancing in Milwaukee ilwaukee Philharmonte Orch. | en of Note ancing in the Twin Cities iano Moods Iyde Lucas & Orch Tr ime out to give a boxing lesson to Alice Frost. Both radio drama heard three times a week from the As- bury Park training camp over an NBC network including KFYR of Bismarck, he famous orchestra, which includes Carmen, Liebert and Victor Lombardo in \Maria Jeritza of the Zasu Pitts, one of the screen's most opular comediennes, and Bing Cros- ie discover 0} addition to Guy, specializes in ,smooth dance rhythms which have tmade the boys famous on the air, in famous vaudeville, and at the country’s most dance orchestra, booked for the sum- ¢ {mer at the Waldorf As pene .| York, will begin their series of several 7 ‘broadcasts weekly over NBC networks, ov Saturday, June 9, instead of on ¢ ‘Thursday nounced. They will be heard-on Saturday at 2 ballrooms. They are now oria in New finishing a series of engagements in. ‘incipal cites from coast to coast. ‘Emmett’s Lullaby’ Is Next on Program “Emmett’s America’s best-loved cradle the “Contented Hour,” Monday, June 11. ducted by Morgan L. Eastman, pays In this program the orchestra, con- favored by i Metropolitan, HAS BEEN HEARD | sion Will Become Effective Monday Night TO LEAVE FOR HOLLYWOOD i Comedian Will Be on Air for Some Time, So Popular Was His Opening came to the microphone for his first series a few weeks ago and now has become one of the air's outstanding comedians, will be a Monday instead of a Saturday night feature over na- tionwide NBC networks beginning Monday, June 11. The House Party, of which Cook is the host and star, will be heard over 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. } an NBC coast-to-coats neétwork, in- cluding KFYR, each Monday ‘at 7:30 Pp. m. (CST), beginning on that date, instead of Saturdays at 7 p. m. (CST), 188_formerly. \ The most recent addition to the list of famous Broadway comedians on the air, Cook also will leave soon for : Hollywood to make a motion picture, but will continue his House Party. broadcasts on the new Monday sched- ule from the film city. Although a new comer to the air- » Cook probably will be before the microphone for many months to} come. His initial broadcasts were so successful that his sponsors recently have taken an option on his services as host of their weekly house parties until the end of 1935. Donald Novis, popular radio and scteen tenor, and Frances Langford, dark-haired, deep voiced little blues tribute to Chicago's great World’s)!nger, share the spotlight with Cook Fair by introducing as its overture Carleton Colby's “Century of Progress March.” Other orchestra numbers “Nabucodonosor Overture” by Verdi. The quartet will sing the popular include “Ronde d'Amour” by Westerhaut, and at the House Party broadcasts, which also feature Don Voorhees’ orchestra, and other well known radio perform- ers. Irene Beasley Will SATURDAY NIGHTS | Change in Day of Comedy Ses-| orchestra, the quartet will do “Grand- “New York a number which they sang Baer-Carnera- ‘several months ago. ‘that it be repeated have been re- 1 Livestock Mkt., ana ceived. father’s Tow He “Little Man You've Had a Busy Day” by Wayne and Roma's “Can't you Hear Me Calling, Caroline?” with the Clock” from As a finale, the orchestra and quar- |tet will do a special arrangement of; {the current success, “The Beat of My) leart” by Spina. \Gladys Swartout ; Begins New Program Succeed Music-Maker “The Red-Headed Music Maker,” Wendell Hall. will give way to the “Long Tall Gal from Dixie,” Irene Beasley, for eight weeks this summer, Many requestsistarting July 15, when Miss Beasley takes over the guitar playing song- ster's regular Sunday night broadcast. The program is heard over an NBC network each Sunday at 5:45 p. m., (CST) and is repeated for western |seeners at.9 p. m. (CST). | Miss Beasley, nationally-acclaimed blues singer, recently has achieved additional popularity with her “one woman” NBC variety shows. She will THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1934 Party Program Will Be on Air Monda y Nights is Joe Cook, glib hogt of the House Party program heard weekly New York, June 2.—Joe Cook, who)over an NBC network including KFYR Here or Bismarck, | Know-It-Alls Are | Derided by Young Victor Young, whose. :music on the program every Sunday: even- ing over the NBC basic network has captured the nation, cordially hates those who know little about music but who pose as “know- alls,” especially to their feminine friends. He met one of that type the other day, and told his man- ager it reminded him of an inci- dent in a Hungarian restaurant where the various dishes were numbered for the benefit of the patrons and the convenience of the waiters. A young couple entered, Young said. The orchestra struck up the “William Tell” overture. Turning to her escort, the young woman said, “That's familiar—what is it?” The man glanced at the orches- tra and saw the number there dis- played. Then. with the air of one who is accustomed to cafe life, he looked up No. 3 on the bill of fare. “That,” he replied, when he located it, “ig ‘Filet Mignon,’ by Champignons.” Young once wrote a song en- titled “Alas, How Easily Things Go Wrong!” which, it now ap- pears, had a little popularity. One day, when he was in a music store, he overheard a wo- man asking for the song. She did not seem quite sure what it was she wantéd, however, for all she could reply to the clerk’s inquiries was, “I have forgotten the name of the song, but I know it is by Victor Young, and it is something about how easy it is to go wrong.” Victor Young expressed the fer- vent hope later, that the lady “would not be disappointed when she found that the moral of the song was not quite what she had expected.” Valley City. Runner Third at Marquette Milwaukee, Wis., June 9.—(?)—Half @ dozen or more of the midwest’s track and field aces Saturday had registered sturdy bids for the right to ccmpete in the National Collegiate Athletic association championships at. Los Angeles, June 22-23, by their achievements in the ninth annual {Radio Comedian | /H Asbury Park, N. J., June 9.— If the 12 members of the-cast of Max Baer’s three-a-week series of radio beoadcasts over an NBC network, banned Patt is SE. Physically fit e ie series ends, it will not be the fault of Max Baer. Three mornings each week down at his Asbury Park training’ camp, the handsome Californian who meets Primo Carnera for the world’s heavyweight title on June 14, ig teaching them the aft of self-defense and intelligent exer- cise. With the help of his doughty trainer, Mike Cantwell, Max puts them all through boxing drills, and he’s getting a great kick out of it. Baer taught Alice Frost, who plays the French mademoiselle in calfe, Lyle Haines, Valley City, placed third. Michigan State scored 24 points for third place, with Notre Dame fourth at 22%. Other schools broke into the point table include Valley City, N. D. Teachers and Capitol of Columbus, Ohio, 2 each. St. Paul Franchise Will Be Auctioned 8t. Paul, Junie 9.—(#)—President Bob Connery, with the franchise of the St. Paul Association club on the block waiting for a local buyer, bided his time Saturday while civil leaders pondered the fate of the team. Announcing ‘that he had “an ate tractive offer to move our franchise to Peoria,” Connery met with repre- sentatives of civic organizations Fri- day and told them if they could meet or better that offer he wanted to keep the franchise here. President T. J. Hickey of the league ‘was expected here Saturday to see what could be done about settling the franchise troubles, the result of apa attendance at the St. Paul park: 5 Attention also was focused on what) action is to be taken in regard to similar difficulties at Toledo, where President Waldo Shank of the Toledo club has complained of poor gate re- ceipts. GIRLS’ DRESSES Ages 3 to 12 See Our Beautiful of Tams THE CHILDREN’S SHOP & THE PEACOCK ART SHOP 417 Broadway Phone 716 Located at Harris & Weodmansee Every Kind of HARDWARE eavyweight Boxing Contender Has Given Mates Lessons in Pugilism the series, how to land a left to the midrib in three mornins. Even Graham McNamee, who will de- scribe the Baer-Carnera battle for day or 30 with Baer. G. Underhill Macy, radio actor, is boasting that has taken off eight pounds Piling out of the hay at 7 a.m. and doing Fie work with Baer. Other veteran he z : i : Bes i A Gispatched 200 athletes Entered were athletes champ, wagered 2 hours and 45 minutes last year, eastern standard time, starting gun. proportions, the expanded AAU. track and field championships j from five {states into a drive for titles Saturday at the University Memorial stadium. from the Universities of Iowa and North Da- kota; Valley City Teachers, Valley City, N. D,, Yankton College, Yank- |] oumsstas suRVICH STATION » N. D.; LaCrosse and Superior of Wisconson, and the Ester- ville, Iowa, junior Champion Will Defend A. A. U. Marathon Title Washington, June 9. — (#) — Dave American marathon his crown Saturday against a field of more than 100 in ‘the National A. A. U. 26 mile, 385 yard test, sponsored by the Washington Eve- ning Star. Komonen set the mark at ‘The runners assembled for a 2 p.m. Joe Cook, famous stage comedian who has scored so big as an NBC headliner, has been a versatile en- tertainer since he was a lad of 10. early age he was putting @ At that kids for the neighborhood shows nd, and vi juggling and cracking jokes, things. And it pig perform instead of toa pia ag charged by rival showmen, 69 you can see how good he was, even then. cea = Formerly Myer’s Cor. 1st at Mate Make This a Cool Summer Melville Electric hop On Broadway Phone: 179 Under G. P. Hotel ‘ Ma Perkins | Danny Russo Orch = re dag ‘Silent be singer, narrator, mistress-of-cere-|central intercollegiate conference ( cet and Orch. Friday, June tS ee . monies and writer of the program to} meet here last night. For All Around the Home : Gladys Swarthout, celebrated young 4 -week Hymn Sing [Rte Brea reer lee American contralto, with a vocal en-|€ Presented during Hall’s absence. | Indiana, relying as usual on Charles : } =Hittle Orphan Annie ra, Lu and Em, Colgate;semble and William Dalv’s Symphonie| Wendell hasn't decided how he will|Hornbostel and Ivan Fuqua, its mid- ; \—Babs Mills—Piano Moods ae |String Orchestra heads the new,SPend his vacation. He has visited|die-distance iron men, won the title j eine ae Press Radio News Service Garden Concerts inaugurated over an|healy every spot on the globe so hej from Marquette, the host school 32 to French & Welch } faa aio NBC-WEAF network including KFYR|™ay take it easy at his Wilmette, |30 . ‘renc el arkets Tl, home. ; Ralph Metcalfe, .Marquette’s negro for the summer months last Monday Phone 141 206 Main flyer, raced to impressive triumphs in 1 arkets, Weather and Aunt at 9:30 p. m. (CST). is Fogarty mI y The Garden Concerts, which re-| The Sern who sounds a_sour eres 100 anes 220 yard dashes. de Tacas and Orch. {1 oad place the winter Voice of Firestone| ote can’t alibi himself out of his the 100 yard dash, won by Met- Palmolive Beauty Theatre of 10: ie anor ade series starring Lawrence Tibbett and|¢!ror with Dave Rubinoff. For the pecan Republican Tati | 1 larkets and World Bookman |Richard Crooks, offers a less formal leah sae fap a greebysateiomegpe pion sto 8, i lonorable Archie 1 ted to the if aang ae | tional Farm and Home Hour |17Ps Ok Peoeramt more suite 0 ’ mood of summer, and will continue to|iM& back and perfecting his musical Personal Attention 1 Auxiliary ary. Phillips—Soloist. \ ea lo For tudio be heard each Monday evening at the] Programs. ey are played before aeons abiratd: News 12 arkets lnameecn ate: y e the orchestra goes on the alr that ni ” “ nas Davis Orch. lea aria's Certo Matinee—Gen- : _| Rubinoft may anit eaetanea to) Sa itary Method: e Smythe and His Orch. i ral Foods Old favorites and light concert se: ray 4 pn sites Je Lucas Orch. — 5 tudio lections will make up the new half- avoided at the broadcast. Ex rt Bar! Sede tee ie i ee hour broadcasts which will feature be: bers “NBC studio pickups: There are lent If you really enjoy. a smooth, the members of the vocal group. The first Garden Concert included j“Memory Lane.” “By the Waters of Talks |Minnetonka,’ “Waltz of the Flowers, I—Farm Flashes i Press Radio News Service —Markets y 7 ‘i vi s|Daly’s orchestra in instrumental is 7 Ww 7 “{ _psdnendns, June 13 Federation of Women’s| "Aue ‘and Miss Swarthout in solo tive former band Jes Don, Bes- cool and clean shave, try the When mm a 4 15—C (rae Fale Em, Colgate! Ma Perkins leas: Teen ae eae a the Ukelele Lady, A the croquet Elit Ba be: Sh THE CLASS HEALTH f Palmolive Peet | hestralia sagged queen of the NBC studios . . . Richard ite roer op CLINIC ; Himber and his vocalist, Joey Nash, (Union Shop) are to make a movie short for War- ners in June ... There is a radio in rphan Annie rio Romantique ntercollegiate Council Bismarck an Raleky eames ‘Xen On 4th St, 2 doors south of ust ore Faint Program Baseball Scores “In the Gloaming,” “Italian Street |€very room of Rudy Vallee's New York eure Faint, Prost a he announced Sone” “ira "Borgs at Eventide,” | apartment, ‘Tribune Bldg. Phone 604 apportrsest Markets, weather and Aunt “Only a Rose,” and “Message of the appointmen' Vendell Hall | Violet.” ie-ang cade i Rud and Glenn Snapshots from NBC family album: ingers Guild j—Market d World Bookman o 5—The Honorable Archie i sh Program, Tina and Tim {Jack Fulton, trombonist and vocalist —National Farm and Home Hour | jeneral Tire Program with /with Paul Whiteman, will observe his Jack Benn Porerererererorerounr Cth wedding anniversary June 14th. —I nde} dent Fi Di Part: Sot. Haul Livestock Markets |He has two children .. . Jackle Owens, pnd. Bragram Seams of the Breakfast club program, is mar- el St. Rei ch. see - National Geographic Society | dith, popular actress, died recently at Army Air Corps Stratosphere |her home in Chicago... Irene Rich 19:00—Buddy, irae ApA Orch. has two daughters, Jane and Fran- 10:30—Ted Black and Orch. ces. Jane is still in school and Fran-| ! g | ces, who has appeared on the stage and screen, is studying sculpture in| | —Joseph White—Heart Songs j—Wise Man —Womans Radio Review {9 —Studio Alice Joy, Soloist Art Tatem, Pianist \—Orlando’s Cosmopolitans —Palmer Clark and His Orch. and it says: “KELVINATOR 11:00—Clyde Lucas and Orch. 11:30—Tom Coakley Orch. —Horatio Zito's Orch. AL terete :30—Program From British Broad- - casting Corp. mye Satnegay. dane 16 Paris. re i —Little Orphan Annie :00—Breakfast Clu = —— : G: f 5 8:00—Gospel Singer 650 nd Buy. Srorereat Orch 8:15—Morning Parade at $11 ss @ 7a Baseball Scores ‘Taxi” Max Baer for Gooérich —Tender Leat Tea 'Pgm.—Baron WE SUGGEST YOU SEE KELVINATOR NOW UARN HOW EASILY IT CAN 8B BOUGHT a 8:35. ing Parade (Cont.) 3:45—Studio $:55—Marke: 9:00——Woma: 9:30—Heinni 10:00—Market Sammy 10:18 Aa lpist Page of the Air ind His Grenadiers ‘Weather and Aunt ‘ynthia Dursema —Corn Cob Pipe Club of Virginia \—Conoco Program 0—Independent Republican Talk Paul Livestock Mkt. and Program Resume this FREE book? Listen to Has a Splendid Array ~ T'S 1934 styling—1934 convenience @ gas range that will see —A. C. Spark Plug Program ieee | SPRING Station KFYR seria are ey wesc i unre paceer and haaeal *{:80— International Broadcast from | VEGETABLE at 6:30 tonight preety Ay poprietnd oy y i o—slignt co 2 i0cMatteameyers. Kindergarten PLANTS Fleyd Gibbons on the Johae Menvillo Fos: Cooking are that \—Breakfast Club 3:00—Palmer Clark and His Orch. Radio program, with $1,000,000 to sand even heats, the Red Oven, a S—Clare Luvand Em, Colgate {O0—AT Pearce. and His Gang plage en gga Regulator, the Drawer Type Broiler with Palmolive Peet rammed full of interesting oe automatic drop door and 0—Farm Fias! 5—Little Orphan Annie For Your Selection mes | gre p= studio News Service prying EA pt. Al Williams i you cat mre home mare i a) Iding Cooki Top regan Recital :45—Po. . epsi egatta | < eee “ap a ae he ma other iarure as A gallon ee eet Ke | Get Them in ee ig Sat ryt ydpd Dealt attains seit abtn' Bey remem trom oma-| £ietods ae ed or. | The Ground at Once J) "| "™ expect the price to go up soon. ; 10:15—Flag i Ny ue al rch. ' tury of 8:00—Tim Rya Place 2 e. as ae Carte eg pone ia Broadway & 4th Phone 19 || Phillips Roofing Co. Look for the RED WHEEL When You Bey 0 MAGIG OnE? | + 1100—Markets World Bookman | 10:00—Orient jens. Orch. a‘ 105 Seventh St., South 1: ‘ne Honorable Archie ree Carnival 3 Bismarck, N. 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