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

ramen atmean mantntenttessenmaineitlissieasntastats THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1934 | Three Members of Teddy Roosevelt Family Will Broadcast Tuesday q lg ae Stratosphere Radio Equipment | ANDRE, OLIVER AND pitas be eee BARRY MKINLEY 10 DINOSAUR BONES 10 —aee |.) eee MAKE RADIO DEBUT. BE RADIO SUBJECT Sige ae , BR PROCRAM oT ARS {ON MONDAY PROGRAM ‘ie Preset sireingie ine O—Major Bowes Capitol Theatre oe Description of Expedition Andre, Who Is Author, Explorer Young Lochinvar heel of West, In Wyoming And Photographer, Will Will Be Featured in ‘Dreams Bring Thrills Sunday, July 19 0—Weather \—South Sea Islanders 0—Concert Artists 100—Pittsburgh String Symphony Ensemble :30—Chautauqua Concerts 0—Unveiling of the Balbo Monu- ment 0—The Sunday Forum Come True’ The first of t EMILY WILL SING SOLO inkey, latest Young iycieel Pochin= . > = S - M var to come out of the west, will make a ae casera cand his debut over nationwide NBO net- a broadcasts to Well-Known Banker, Sched- Y be inaugurated on Monday, July 16, atl (C8T). uled Throughout ane’ Studio laseball Scores 30—Tschatkowsky Sextet for Strings )o—Chase and Sanborn Hour 0—Down Paradise Lane 30—Studio \—Hessbergers Original Bavarian Songs and Music of Oliver, 5—Bolognini Cellist :30—Broadcast to the Byrd Expedi- tion ress Radio News Sam bia a ten. “oars mM , ono scabies Unig De, Beers ns Gore at ni . velt, > * H heard over an NBC-WEAF ‘network| ~ rf my McKinley work for several months following the Tuesday, July 17, in a special pro- itl of music and adventure narra- ve. Andre, Oliver and Emily, cousins, are the three Roosevelts who will take part in the broadcast from the Radio City studios from 4:45 to 5 30—Hollywood on the Air 00—Leonard Keller & Orch. 30—Frankle Masters and Orch Three weeks later, on Aug. 6, Dr. Brown again will be heard at the members of the Roosevelt same time and over the same net- Pp. m. (CST). é 4 rE : Oliver Roosevelt, a banker, also is . VU ne Kinley work with Adamson and F. Trubes 5 = = well known as an amateur composer ~~ Davison, president of the American Captain Albert W. Stevens, scientific observer of the National Geo- | and several of his works will be played THE W, Museum of Natural History, in s de- | | \ | graphic Society-U. 8. Army Air Corps stratosphere flight, with the and sung during the broadcast. Emily scription of the actual excavating of | NBC equipment in the gondola of the balloon. Roosevelt, concert and opera soprano, APARTMENT, the dinosaurs. ict Bookman Italian Program Is SURVEY OR TUNNEL The scientists will travel from the expedition’s base camp at Graybull, See eae eee tee nour Planned for Sunday Wyoming, to the studios of station a ae Be with a s:4s—studion Governor Henry Horner of Tilinois, 10 BE BROADCAST a Mayor Edward J. Kelly and Judge i of Chicago, V foe and Music PRESERVE THIS PAGE Radio fans would do well to save this page all through next week. It will serve az an excellent guide when you may tune in on pro- grams to your liking with a mere turn of the dial. = Will Ce Aa Ba PI nrg ny toasom Shicago Symphon; i pe ee “ ee ats Conte of Progress Exposit "avil| Dramatic Program Will Come tho has been heard several times be- | Time,” “The Big Show of 1916" and . fore tals NB Through Air Across Ocean worka vil ing, among’ other ‘esas i Seager . From England a= ee ES aEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE esd hsoeeltrr author, explorer, & Elevator Pi A dramatic survey of one of the| Photographer and producer of the pic- Site Pe iy wallace ee = ¢| Most spectacular cagineeritig pro-| ture “Goona Goona,” who spoke re- 00—Harry Turner's Orch. jects of modern times, the vehicular|Cently over NBC networks on “Chas- 30—Press Radio News and Bo. | dec > ing Rainbows,” will tell some more of Paul Livestock Markets jtvnnel under the Mersey River in g 6:35—Hessberger’s Bavarian Concert thicago 'England will be the first of two un-| 8 adventures in the far corners of Orch. Jusual international broadcasts to be|the earth while seeking the unknown. heard in this country over an NBC-; All are members of the Theodore “| WJZ netwtork. Roosevelt branch of the family. Int 5 This feature, presented through aaa ae 30—Gothic Echoes tion, to be followed by the accept-| 59, Tate Series/ance from Chicago. fa \C facilities, Wednesday, July 18, noe ae a ” from 1 to 2 p. m. (CST) on the occa- geo Unton sion of the opening of the great Mersey Tunnel, will be in the form of @ pageant of traffic on the river in the past. A history of the construc- affiliated station nearest the scene of the discovery, to tell the radio audi- erce about their important find. KGHL, Billings, Montana, the NBC- vv : CURE tion of the tube also will be given e; if . in dramatic form, and artisans en- S iceaaaey gaged in the work will describe thelr : for the horse Anal bad . 3 experiences, Black-face Singer and Come- back-seat :00—Bre: a , The Mersey Tunnel connecting Liv- eases, Barry McKinley, western baritone y ‘ BAG = (el ie ye eer g a Oren. erpool and Birkenhead has been un-| dian Has Been Visiting | sown above, will make his network ; driver. Palmolive Peet ne Be Kennedy vie Singer |e? Construction for nine years and is In Hollywood cebut in a series of programs July 16 = eee adic News 00—Freddie Martin's Orch. the largest and longest sub-aqueous over an NBC chain. 40—Bareball Scores tube in the world, being two miles -__ RCA Victor Frimeenin Ns in length and 46 feet in diameter. New York, July 14—Al Jolson, Oo—Prese Wadio News and So. st.|_ The second special international] tamous screen, stage and air enter- Auto Radio Paul Livestock Markets broadcast, also to be heard in this} tainer, will return to the cast of Paul Only $39.95 05—Studio country over an NBC-WJZ network,| whiteman’s Music Hall for another s0—Oliver Handy will be a program of sea chanteys,| series of song and dramatic broad- o—Mkts, and World Bookman sung by channel pilots in thelr recrea-|casts over nationwide NBC networks “His Master's —Th PRESENT SOLOISTS ble Archie is tion room in the pilot station at ursday, (National Farm, and Home Hour PtP OLIRELE RE Gravesend on the Thames. All of it edema easbiges! veangll Se eeredanarkract & Baa” —Dancing in Milwaukee these old-timers have spent years in| Jolson, who took a vacation from on the road. EOE. 00—Milwaukee Philharmonte Orch. | ail and steam, and their homespun|the Paul Whiteman Music Hall broad-| Director Departs from Custom, - versions of the old chanteys will belcasts ife, ‘, 15—Clyde Lucas & Orch, tles and sounds of river traffic. The returned with tunity at Solos o0—silene are OFe™ Program will be brosdeast here. on} their Scarsdale, N. ¥., is but orthodox. rogram, & If It’s a Radio You Want, We Have It Monday, July 23, at 9:40 a, m. (CST). will be present with White. Se clings to its former popu- 200 Fourth St. Phone 19 Briday, July 20 = Wiley and the other Music} gawin Franko Goldman, famous|iattity despite its vacation, according . 00—Breakfast, Club KFYR Broadcasting | american bandleader, is ‘departing|* all indications, i Saimolive pose, Solent Series on Safety Flashes pinkyos, pa ae KFYR of Bismarck is one of 46 stations throughout the country now carrying a 13-week radio program series dealing principally with traffic accident prevention. Hairy Ape”; from the Broadway Negro} Ben Bernie and Orch, Premier Fay The program, which was begun last steams Cen tie ee in which | ist, e Wednesday evening, is broadcast by|Jclson assisted by the Hallliisteners now hear two vocalists and i #0—Paimelive Beauty Theatre of |11:00—34 : KPYR each Wednesday evening, at} Johnson Cholr; and numerous neW!s new comnetist in addition to Btaig- ie Air 215 o'clock. Program is called| scngs. 9:00—Senator Nye—Address “The Old Observer” and is sponsored| The famous “mammy” singer 0—Buddy R & Orch. ‘i Lan cs o—Pete Smythe and Orch. ae eat mauerkraut & and "'*"| by the National Safety Council, which| augurated these broadcasts with 0—Clyde Lucas and Orch. 12:45—Studio has gone to great expense to prepare] single performance a year ago, return- 11:30—Eddie Duchin and Orch. 12:55—Markets the series and to obtain the necessary|ing last fall for a series and again 12:00—Silent. rc aCaA Carte Matinee—Gen-|time on the air for nation-wide cov-|this spring for a second group of| ‘Wednesday, July 18 00—Rhythmic Serenade erage. benadcants, Breakfast Club 30—Chicago Symphony Orch. The series is expected to prove one| Paul Whiteman and his entertain- Hae of the largest educationa) instruments | ers, who have been featured since the 45—Alice in Orchestralia ever used for the sole purpose of|initial proram, will continue to per- y Promoting safety on streets and high- ways. Jardine’s Talk To Be Broadcast Wednesday Entertain From Fair SSSeew: Paul Li ik Mark: "7 Why farmers are turning to == 0:30—Vic and Sade 35—Studlo AWiee — ture and forage and how they 7 When “Vie and Sade,” popu‘ar NBC 1i00—Markets and World Bookman 15—Al Kvale & Orch, making the shift in their crop plans| sketch of the dally doings of the’ ce 5—The Honorable Archie 30—Studi will be told by farmers from Tennes-|Gook family, goes on the air Monday 0—National Farm and Home Hour nde see and Kentucky who will join Dr,| and Tuesday, July 16 and 17, the O—General Mills “Wheaties” with si Guild J. T. Jardine, chief, federal office of Prof, Sauerkraut n dt Eapeliment atone toe Jack B to be heard in the land grant college: ll aaa pode program of the National Farm and ie Home Hour over an NBC-WJZ net- work Wednesday, July 18 at 11:30 2m. (CST). heard over WMAQ and an NBC- The program, under the direction of| WJZ network at 10:30 a. m. (CST), will come from the new Alpine village, Ci eletettited OI D AAMT Ammer prow Pre! Pi ie int a cai "4 Rep. Hamilton Bish, Sr--Tele LJ seball Scores }0—Base! 5—Frankie Masters an@ Orch. ade 300-—Tender Leaf Tes Pgm.—Baree| $:30—P; dio News Munct ing Parade (Cont.) 330—] Radio News and Bo. St. ‘Paul Livestock Markets 4 Melodies eee Mere we ke F 3 f it ft : : i i ; i je of the Air 0-—Tarry Turners Orch. mn Bettie & Kampus Kings sriets and Weethers ee Oe—Bleepy Hall & Orch. (5—Genia Fonariova, Soloist }0-—-Conoce Program 30—Vic and Sade Cattle Bu: Talk 5—BI ithe O14 Observer Matt Satety | 10:45 anseh nsel Talk ‘