The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1934, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934 . President to Give Many Radio Addresses While Crossing Continent ROOSEVELT cet: | RADORANaLES ar Oo ONS YOUNGS [OEE 5 —— : Planned for Aug. 9 BVEN GIVE SPEECH BN hm 10h 2 sere IN NORTH DAKOTA be Possibility Looms That KFYR or WDAY May Broadcast Devils Lake Tatk —___________» IKFYR-NBC Program) Clara, Lu ’n’ Em Visiting New York 4 (Subject to Revision) g F é i : 3 F 9 9:05—Morning Musicale 9:15—Gruen and Hall 9:30—Major Bowes Capitol Theatre Party :30—Radio City Concert The Sunday Forum ‘Weather f i F Accepts Request of Warden of King’s English to Address Britons on Radio 3 i j i : i : : v 1 1 L 1 | i it i 4 :00—Organ Recital :30—Chautauqua Concerts 3:00—Sunday Vespers 131 John 8. Young, only NBC announcer with an LID. degree, has been in- ‘vited to lecture at Oxford University. Young, who, for the last academic year, has been @ lecturer on radio at New York University, ag yee its ia a! gE i 4 :30—Henry King & Orch. :00—Rev. Clement Boespflug—“De- velopment of the Church in ? IS SCHEDULED FOR AUG. 7 li Executive to Stop Here for In- spection of Proposed Big Bend Dam Site :30—Harry Turner's Orch. :00—Musical Prgm.—Dunn & Me- Carthy. 8:15—Hessbergers Original Bavarian O1 rch. scion :30—Canadian Capers ‘i 9 - Beasl rrangements are now being made tibcavicauier cone to bring the words of President Frank- jin D. Roosevelt to the entire nation as he addresses citizens in various : sections of the country while return- : i ing i ue vacation trip on the through BBC facilities di. cruiser Houston. rect from the Eisteddfod Pavilion ua oc One broadcast by the President Neath. en from Green Bay, Wis., is definitely Monday, July 28 {set, and it is expected that speeches s00-—Breakta LASS | feet Se at other points in his itinerary also | will be broadcast. , . 4 tO ela te Palmolive Peet Left to right are Clara, Em, Portland Hoifa, Fred Allen and Lu. The |" Te presidential party 1s scheduled THe * Admire Each Other farm Flashes gossiping soap suds girls visited Fred Allen’s Town Hall Tonight pro- to arrive at Portland, Ore., Aug. 3, Pr Es oo. gram during their recent stay in New York. Their regular morning | and Carlton Smith, NBC presidential CKENS SISTERS New York, July 21.—Harry Rich b—Markets ea — Programs were broadcast from the NBC Radio City studios. announcer, will join the official group PERKINS man, the singer who would like to be ‘he Hour o'! jemo! 0—T 0—M &@ boxer, and Max Baer, the boxer Fe TRS who would like to be a-singer, met a “TT Ti PRET aii: there. It is expected that the presi- i sit ¢ lited the studio where Fred Allen and RAISES PRI: WINNING HAVE A FOURTH SIS’ CLARA Ll) N' EM his wife, Portland Hoffa, were broad- | “Rt Will speak in Portland. GRACE, -WHO.CAN, y ‘ : President Roosevelt will leave that othe the other day and celebrated Max's } bgt e an Aik ellie Series.| same day, and inspect the Booneville : PINCHSHIT IN AN developed s Seca sen i So victory over Primo Carnera, i ‘and his wife tn seudevite Tone int | dam before going to Soap Lake, Wash. ESTATE ° EMERCE which he discussed the theory and| gone mesting took place at Ben Mar- Hx Mitts “Wheaties” leery st the nts cor ath wine + B Pick Si Ar Loo 1 iy aged with Jack Denny and John B. Ken- sate ieot Sauerkraut & Band eae SiGe lonithe other Ward; have erent N. D. Stations May usy icKens isters e ri nedy over: an NBO network each Wed- ere, Gossipy Soap Suds Girls Have) mired dan, Lu ou En’s homely Broadcast Address F Cl Which T Ba ckwards nesday al P. m., is appearing as # mor, and we! lock Eetheiniis serenade Great Time; Entertain- visit. Ee enero eee or L urns honorary degree college, Atchison. Baer, who is something of a radio —Chicago Symphony _ Orch. Possibility that either KFYR —Oxydol's O Ma Perkins | "7 Procter & Gamble Camay ment Is Varied | of Bismarck or WDAY of Fargo performer himself as NBC listeners 41- ready know, visited the Riviera and :30—Press Radio News and So. St. sais 4 ani j| may broadcast President Roose- i isters are look- now are planning another. was introduced to the audience by : Sem Band : 30 LE ADING DANCE velt’s address at Devils Lake Aug. fag: Mor a lock that “records 24 Grace pickers, the “spare” Richman, who with the Pearl Twins, Hatecnoca Sd Chicago, July 21.—Clara, Lu 'n’} 7 loomed Saturday with the an- working hours in each day of member of the trio, who upon ‘announcer Sota the ree stars, afterwards Baseball Scores Em, the gossipy soap suds girls, have | | nouncement that the executive the week. Or, better still, one occasion can substitute for any nA World's Champion at his State Mill & Elevator Prem. |been to New York and seen the || expected to give many addresses || that runs backward. of the others, makes appoint- floor side table. Pe eee Sone Orch sights—including Fred Allen. The on his way across the continent. At the moment the popular ments for the others, acts as Harry told JocEress Tadio News and girls have just returned to Though no definite plans for || NBC harmony team is trying to | their social secretary and edits ae his nl Paul Livestock Markets hicago, where they ordinarily take such a broadcast have been made, |/ find sufficient time in an aver- | their radio continuity. She also holds, Harry ‘Turner's Orch. the air for the five-a-week broad- ; Heelacke healed of his || age 12-hour day for all of the is music critic and fashion dic- rcv x sinclair Minstrels casts over an network, after aj From ion’: = Mageede engagements that crowd in upon tator. radio oCelaats Hotes Party seoml week's wait to Rado City Nation's Best-Known|| ""if'such a broadcast iv arranged, || them’ ait, the youngest of the ot which Tnterlocken, Mich, While in New York, Clara, Lu ’n'| Hotels, Seaside Resorts and || it is probable that the address First, there is radio. It re- | Georgia-born trio, recently 45—Democratic, Republican Serles/Em (Louise Starkey, Isobel Caro- ‘ would be brought to either Bis- |} quires ‘the bulk of every day. caused consternation in the Peat anocere Union thers and Helen King) saw a num- Exclusive Clubs marck or Fargo by wire before Then there are the recordings, Pickens household by taking his wife, restone Program ber of the better known places— transmission to the radio waves. The Pickens Sisters are in con- time out to attend a dinner celebrated 2 alph KUDery on Coney Island, Central Park (Em stant demand at the recording party in her honor, while Helen, Junior Tournament radio art- H Eee wots eaten and Orch, jrode through in a hack) and the| With more than 30 noted dance! Coulee dam for an inspection, and| studios. Next comes the the- the oldest and only married rs com- 31:00—Jack Berger and Orch. smart Fifth Avenue shops. They |bands on its regular schedule, NBC|the following day he will motor| atres. The girls—Helen, Jane member of the team, is con- The American the dey. 11:30—Eddie Duchin & Orch. attended the broadcast of Captain|now is offering its coast-to-coast| through Glacier National Park, with] and Patti—pack as many vaude- stantly interrupting her social suceess- 12:00—Silent Henry’s Show Boat,:saw “Men in|listeners a greater array of headline| possible speeches at both points. ville appearances into their work schedule so that she can arrive song Tuesday, July 24 White,” and “As Thousands Cheer,” |orchestras than it has during any| In the early morning of Aug. 6,| week as they can accept, and at the studios on time. Jane, their 00—Breakfast Club and dined in the places known for | other summer in its history. President Roosevelt will leave for| still meet their other necessary the arranger and. soloist of the :00—Arm Chair Quartet excellent cuisine. : % s From the nation’s best-k: Glasgow, Mont., from where he will] obligations. Somehow the girls trio, never takes a day or night 15—Clara, Lu and Em, Colgate} The girls also continued their |tels, seaside resorts ana giles cl palatial Fort Peck and later to Devils} have found time to make a fea- off: gives no time whatso- Senate, own Renny saat eye en clubs the popular waltzes, favorite| Lake, N. D. ture picture in Hollywood and ever to parties. new N Adio City studios, and! cariocas'and tangoes are broadcast; His itinerary then takes him to; articipated in a broadcast of the from coast-to-coast in the United Beauty Box Theatre. They also vis- |htly from the early hours of the|Rochester, Minn., via St. Paul. Atlstates and throughout Europe frost Al Pearce Is Heard ; & I ie itt i ae evening until early morning. Rochester on Aug. 8 he will take part] 5). 2. NBO 1:30—Joe Gallichio and Orct. Whiteman, Lombardo, Vallee, Du-|in an American Legion tribute to the’ Se aey eer GHiied aie’ Four Times a Week 3:00—Studio chin, Lyman, Rogers, Lucas—a verit-|Mayo brothers, world famous surgeons, will be present in the studio arrived — i Ny gh san dg Oren i able who's who of dance rhythm—step| for another probable broadcast over to the microphone in steady succes-| NBC. That same afternoon the Pres- Sagryaebeacey poh a percep ago sien. Besides these are the regularly|ident will motor to the Mississippi! y 4 and vicinity, visiting many of sponsored dance bands. They boost| River to board a boat for an inspec- the historical Sanamerke. ‘They also the total to an even more impres-| tion of the upper Mississippi develop-| in be guests of the music hall and Sive level. ment, before entraining for Green will oe Radio City and the NBC From Chicago, host to millions as| Bay, Wis., bere te eu speak on studios. y the World's Fair City, comes the| Thursday morning, Aug. 9. Hoo—Press Radio News and So. st. music of Eddle Duchin at the Congress| ‘The party will leave at noon for|,,W-,P. Montyn, consul gator seat Livestock: Markets hotel; Buddy Rogers at the College| Washington, via Chicago, arriving at ne: GS GGL AOE TEE His Inn of the Hotel Sherman; Carl Hoff| the national capital about noon, Aug.|CUZnE the broadcast, a: PPE! 4 p. m., (CST) over an NBC network. Heine and Noble Sissle at the French Ca~| 10 vill conduct a program of Dutch ed) Pearce first became interested in Kraft Program sino; Clyde Lucas at the ‘Terrace| ‘The National Broadcasting Com- ana ope for Snaerge cate radio when he and his brother, Cal, ARE Gy Tombardocandsorch Gardens of the Morrison Hotel;|Pany is arranging for broadcast facil-| 1 og wi he a conductor {2208 over an experimental radio trans 45—Dancing in Milwaukee Frankie Masters at the Lagoon Res-|ities at all points where President er bb pectin ct 3 his “Hol 00—Milwaukee Philharmonic Orch. |taurant of A Century of Progress; | Roosevelt is expected to speak. suite” ant Caen ae 0:30—Dancing Meee win cities Leonard Keller in the Walnut Room pW imacralceion, :30—General Mills “Wheaties” Prof. Sauerkraut & Band 00—Piano Moods of the Bismarck Hotel and George|George Hessberger Ba its coeen: Beep aes) eae tac Hessherger in Old Heidelberg. Bach 5 ted 8 War|Farm-Home Programs Press Radio News and So. 8t.|12:90—Silent of these celebrated bands is heard ecora’ n ar Paul Livestock Markets many times weekly over NBC net- For August Planned ;—Organ Melodies Friday, July 2+ works, Flowers 0—Harry T Orch. ‘The impressive and military bear- e—Ford Program. eat Terrace Rey Whiteman in Gotham ing of George Hessberger while di-| The following special programs will eppumplive Beauty Theatre of —Clara, Lu and Em, Colgate From New York comes Paul White- recting his original Bavarian orchestra|be presented in August during the 0—Piano Moods san aimolize rest man, the dean of modern conductors,|heard over NBC networks from thelregular National Farm and Home Studio HDT PAS Sanic News cach Saturday night from the Hotel|Old Heidelburg restaurant in Chicago| Hour period at 11:30 a. m., central For All # pats Dyachenr Gren 50—Studio Biltmore, Jack Berger is heard each| springs from his services with a Ger-| standard time, over an extensive NBC! . Bua 4 oeers. a orn :55—Markets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday|man navy band during the latter] networ!l y —Clyde Lucas and Orch sie dreatarine Rend phat ip Hour night from the Hotel Astor, and each| part of the World War. Aug. 1—Home Demonstration Radio| Cas: ions lee ain, Pushin and Orch. 9:30—Junior American Legion Base-| Twesday, Wednesday and Friday Ted] But there is nothing sbout the de-| Hour. :00—Silent. tooo ath Tournament.” Black. takes the air in the early even-|meanor of this pleasant six-foot, 185-| Aug. 4—National 4-H Club program; Wi edpengar, daly: 28 1odo—Basebail Tournament. (Cont. |‘"gftom the Cafe Loyale. pound native of Dachua, Bavaria, to) U. 8. Marine Band. 17:00—Breakfast Club 11:00—Markets and World Bookman |, =tnie Holst plays from the Centrallindicate that he was also a World! Aug. 11—American Farm Bureau 8:00—Harvest of Song 11:05—Junior American Legion Base-]Park Casino and Abe Lyman broad- REASONABLE PRICES War hero and the recipient of two| Federation program. $:15—Clara, Lu and Em, Colgate] " ~ ‘ball Tournament casts from the Colony Surf Cl : live Peet ae cna ess lub on} decorations for bravery. Aug. 13—Future Farmers of Amer- ey hk 8:20—Farm Flashes. 12:30—General Mills “Wheaties” with|Tong Island. Charlie Davis is en-| Before his service with the naval : » . Artistic bouquets and 8 Press Radio News 12:45—Studio throned at the Hollywood Restaurant|band at Kiel in 1918 and 1919 he| Aug. 1 corsages for those ex- i Meth Meckote ere canta a on Broadway. Rudy Vallee sings and| served on the western front and it gram; U. 8. Army . 7 és : 00 Maroods Tt” uatinee—Gen-| plays each Tuesday night from the|was while his outfit was stationed! Aug, 1¢—National Grange program. — <r, tra “special” events. ’ ahead Paint Program 3:00—Junlor American Legion Base- pipe sige and Don Bestor offers|near Saint Morelle that his exploit as} Aug. 23—Broadcast direct from = ‘ournament <i 9:50—Manchester Program :30—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins Peanyianin Sete Hie Hemel | acs ot yaad peice earned har pxeetonel Aine Shaw, Ane mane <a =" <9) 9:55—Studio ‘Alice in Orchestralia londay, Wednes-|the Iron Cross and Medal of} Aug. 25.—(?)—Farmers’ Educational’ ve < 2 \—Markets and Weather 0—Junior American Legion Base-|4ay and Saturday. Johnny Johnson| Bravery. and Cooperative Union program. 0 aed fe Hall ball Tournament is heard each Friday and Saturday} Except for his war service, Hess- oe 5:30—B: TSlevator Prem. |{f0m the Paradise Restaurant; Harold| berger has devoted his entire life to Florists Hi ereMengten neatte "| gn_Siets Rahal Clair, Jack Denny entertain from tne|one ot the. world's best clarinets Fourth St. Phone 19 r} —Organ Melodies Sed , Jack Denny ent from the|one of the world’s clarinetists, 200 pt :30—National Farm and H 2 So. St. Bish Netional ie Wheel O—Press Radio News snd 8° St: [roof of the Hotel Pierre, Emily Cole-|and he has conducted orchestras in Prof. Sauerkraut & Band 6:35—Studlo man is at the Plaza Hotel, and Guy| leading cities both here and abroad. Betpectade. 1:00—Merry non Beat. Lombardo is heard from the Starlight = :55— :15—Leonard Kellar ch. Root * 1:00—Joseph White—Heart Songs 120 American ‘Legion Jr. Baseball | POOF of fe alent bey 22 Dutch Children to 115 anque thers in East Pro; 1:30—Sam & His City Fellers F Biot, & fin, City Fe $:30—General aire Program with Pricer Aleaiie eens Hotel Broadcast a gram 2:30—Chicago Symphony Orch. 9:00—Dome Entertainers Hi Meyer — :30—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 9:30—Johnny Johnson & Orch. larry Meyer. Sleepy Hall comes to} twenty-two school children from 3:45—Procter & Gamble Camay 10:00—Buddy Rogers and Orch. the networks from the Monmouth ‘will broadcast tf 4:00—Education in the News 10:30—Enric Madriguera & Orch. Hotel at Spring Lake, N. J.; Holland greetings to Eagmyaate Parise mae USiorse'ceakiey Seeks O°” | Watkins is at the 8.8. Chub Royale| wert waved fromthe United. States 5:00—Johnny Johnson & Orch. 12:00—Silent sisi and Henry King is heard from the mares tives the United Seates as 1 Sunday, July 22, in the regular Radio Biagcerankie. Masters and Orch. Saturday, July 28 Ross Fenton farms. Freddy Martin 18] city sfusic Hall Concert arranged and 6:00—Tender Leat Tes Pgm.—Barom at the Hotel St. Regis and Enrlc|directed by Erno Rapee for WENR 6:30—Press Hadlo News and So. St at Vien has summer headquarters|snd NBC listeners throughout the ‘Paul Livestock Markets Vian Johnson's club at Asbury) country. The program will be heard $:28—Organ ‘Melodies Park, NJ. o—St Pete the, Den’ eee ooo fot Radie Duchin & Orch. broadeasts each "Tuesday fromthe ieee peoe: Freer: Cosmopolitan Hotel in the mountain city. ‘am 9:00—-Govt. Cattle Buying Talk 9:15—The Old Observer—Nat'l Safety | 10 ounse 10:15—F' Tom Coakley at the 9:30—Nat'l Radio Fi Palace Hotel 10:00—Congress Hotel Orch. i and Meredith Willson broadcast their 10:30—Jack Berger and Orch. 11:00-—Markets and World Bookman dance rhythms from San Francisco 11:00—Leonard rand Orch. u juste Other cities present their local talent | 21:20-—Tom Coakley & Orch, 11:80—National Farm and Home Hour | periodically to complete the imposing 12:00—Bilent 12:30—Royal Hawaiian Orch, , 12:45—Studio line-up of headline dance bands from ‘Thursday, July 26 12:65—Markets coast to coast. . 7:00——Breakfast Club 1:00—Tommy Tucker & Orch. tisoclare, Le Colgate| 2:80-Junior American Legion Base # sn - "| sete ia Duving May, June H ‘ieo—gunioe American Legion Base- 5 July and August ball Tournament ball Scot 00—Emil Coleman & Orch. ;30—Pr Radio News and So. St. Paul Livestock Markets 6:36—-Hands Across the Border 1:00-—-One Man's iy Hf 5 | i For All Around the Home Also Complete Line of Paints, Varnishes and Painting i : t Prank wish free of 1:80—Goldman’s Band Regardless tite §:00—Dome Entertaii rector, 3 ners ameunt of you 81 Lombardo & Orch. | ing melodies Son. your bill will nce Bi cently, esesod ball er