The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1934, Page 2

ae BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, sx] PTEMBER 1, 1984 'KFYR-NBC Program, 4 (Subject to Revision) Monday, Sept. & NrpEcince Honorable Archie rm and Home, Hour | with! ce Gardens Orch. regan Phapsedy ddress by Wm. Green. ‘at’l Farm & Home Hour General Mills “Wheaties Prof Sauerkraut & Band —Studio Markets Labor Day Talk by Frank Mor- 30—Samn& His City Fellers 00—Studio 15—Gale Taj '30—Chicago 30—Oxydol's O 3:45—Procter & 4:00—Mens* Natl. ydol’s Own Ma Perkins with! 3 mble Camay learys Iish 3 Happy Jack Turner & Other Artists rtin & Orch, comedian ores r the Skillet 00—Fleischmann Hour 00—Press Radio News and So aul Livestock Markets tudio ‘mphony | Orch n Ma Perkins amble Camay Tennis champion- ship 3—Al Pearce and His Gang 30—Twenty Fingers of Harmony 45—Happy Jack Turner and other artists, | 00—St. Regis Dance Orch. 30—Baseball Scores 45—State Mill & Elevator Prem. with Speed Wallace raft Program tudio uy Lombardo and Orch lonmouth Hotel Orch. uddy Rogers & Orch. 0—Dancing in the Twin Cities 6:00—In a Garden 6:30—Press Radio Ni ja \—Sinclair Minstrels Bo—Colgate House Party & Republican Sertes larkets 9:00—Marine Band Shut In Hour 0—Manchester Biscuit Program With Bilt and Patty 100 erates weather and Aunt N. D. Farmers Union 20—Firestone Program 00—Guy Lombardo and Orch. 30—Charlie Gray & Orch, —Hessberger's Original Bavar- in Orch, 200——Jack Berger and Orch. 30—Eddie Duchin & Orch. harles. Sears, Tenor and Sade ‘ords and Muste larkets and World Bookmi he Honorable Archie jonal Farm and Home Hour :30—General Mills “Wheaties” with Prof, Sauerkraut & Band 00—Gospel Singer 15—Clara, Lu 'n Palmolive-Peet Colgate- hicago Symphony Orch, cerns Natl. Tennis champion- 15—Merry Macs 30—Vie and Sade LW. and Musi: and World Bookman xydol's Own Ma Perkin a ae Natl Tennis champion- ship :00—Al Pearce and His Gang Dorothy, Page. Soloist Happy Jack Turner Sleepy Hall & Orch. 0—Baseball Scores 5—State Mill & Elevator Prem. with Speed Wali \—Organ Melodi 39—DPresa Radio 1 Bo. St. Paul Livestock Markets :35—Studio AS—EAdie Dunstedter’s 30—General Mills “Wheaties” with Prof. Sauerkraut & Band nhattan Beach Orch 8—Organ Rhapsody bo— Women's Radio’ Review heel’. Preferred ionship larry Meyer & Orch. poy McCLINTOCK, one of the founder-members of Fred War- ing’s Pennsylvanians, is perhaps best known for his famous “frog voice.” The “voice” has been an in- tegral part of Poley’s entertaining equipment since he was seven years old. Because Poley can summon this “frog” from within at a moment's notice, and make it run up and down: the scale at will, many fans believe that Poley is a trained ventriloquist. This is not the case, Poley did not develop the croak, he just discovered that it was a natural part of his equipment and promptly included it in his repertoire. His natural eing- ing voice is passably pleasant. In addition to the “frog,” Poley has developed distinctive imitations of about fifty strange beasts and fowl. An audition of his various noises sounds like bediam cut loose in a 200. During the early days of his mu- sical career with the Tyrone (Pa.) Fife and Drum Corps and with War- ing's Snap Orchestra both fn and out of Penn State, it was Poley’s custom to rent a drum set from a local pur veyor of musical instruments. The Tental price per night was fifty cents. Today, Poley revels ina drum. aa valued at close to $1,000. - Special Equipment Installed by Each of Stations Getting NBC Award CAUGHT BALLOON MESSAGES Fargo, Des Moines, Kansas City, Cedar Rapids, Denver Among Recipients Radio stations in 14 midwestern] cities will receive from George Mc- Elrath, NBC operations engineer, souvenirs of the recent National Geographic Society-Army Air Corps stratosphere flight and letters thank- ing them for their co-operation with NEC in the broadcasts. Special equipment was installed by each of these stations at points out- side the cities in which they are located in order that messages from PRESERVE THIS PAGE a esa CnIeEn Cant Wee. this page all through ‘week. Tt will serve ac an excellent guide when you may tune in on pro- grams to your liking with a mere turn of the dial. the balloon might be picked up with maximum strength and relayed to NBC networks in the event that the big bag drifted toward the station's particular area or landed near its city. Every day during the five weeks of preparation for the flight the 14 stations conducted tests with the NBC camp a the stratosphere bowl near Rapid City, 8. D. Here equipment identical with that used in the balloon was set up under McElrath’s super- vision. The stations, through the tests, were able to nen their receiv- i it 20 messages from the peereretely could be brought in clearly and completely. The stations which aided in mak- ing the flight one of the farold Cox Three C’s Will Be Careful in Future Thanks to Three Northwestern Co-edg§ BSMARCK STATION |_24DI0 Ranuts Harotd cox] ERRARETRD . SEE EES 2 aa) Cee ww ew EE “4 Arnold to Sing Own =f Composition Monday in an old favorite, “Thou Swell” from “The Connecticut Yankee.” Orchestral selections on this con. cert include “Valse Triste” the sorrow- ful waltz, by Sibelius, and iar} Sailor's Dance” from Giliere’s Poppy Suite.” Orchestra and uae ose the program with the spirited ‘m Marching Home to You,” by Sil- ver, in a special arrengement by Carleton Colby. Gene Arnold, narrator on the “Contented Hour,” will introduce the new song he wrote with Egbert Van Alstyne, on that program, Monday, The song which {s titled “When You and I Were Schoolday Sweet- hearts” will be rendered by the quar- tet and the concert orchestra directed by Morgan L. Eastman. Gene will sing one of the choruses. Quarter and orchestra unite in the overture, that tantalizing fox trot trom the movie sensation, “Stand Up| White, if he can be persuaded to leave end Cheer.” The quartet follows with) his dude ranch and join his neice at another contribution of the cinema| NBC's Radio City studios. innie’s” uncle may be added to the cast of NBO’s Landt Trio and ‘The Three C’s, NBC male trio, Don MeNeill, master of ceremon- ies of the Breakfast Club, Tavis Music Co. Proud ‘Of New Radio for Auto eae to bayryry automobile Tadio reception speed or over any roed fs possible with Philco radie, sccording to W. E. Lohman et = oe ‘This auto radio is 2 compact su- perheterodyne and is completely al: electric, operating entirely from the car storage battery. It is out of the way and out of sight, only its con- venient steering-column control giv- ing evidence that the car 1s radio- equipped. It features many technica] imy ents including Automatic Volume Control, which assures con- stant tone and volume under all ope- Lostnd conditions. An electric-: namic speaker of the same type as is used in home Philcos is provided. The radio is sold complete with tubes. The most embarrassing moment of Lowry occurred several years ago der water. Inside was an alarm clock and a note from “three Northwestern University evllege Girls of the Ohi Omega house.” The note read: Three C's.” Then it was that the trio re- called ‘The alarm clock still runs, de- Pite its morning bath, and the Olitherow brothers (the Three C's) have taken it home for daily use, NBC master of ceremonies Cy act and the a] was Twas pemtee terrific. ed and then LenEA tat ib toe for the outburst was that the Prince of Wales had just come in!” proved with peri- odic treatments here by efficient beauty opens. eg eo broadcast ie ae | Clara, Lu’n’ Em outstanding radio ecu | Will Resume Work oa [Pure Foods Products Grace Haves and Other Artists Program.-with S—Tintype sebal! res S—Sisters of the Skillet foPrers Radio News and So, St ran —Press Radio News and So, 8t. fe Paul Livestock Markets eh on Bodie $—Organ Melodies ‘To be announced. 0—Ford Program Palmolive Beauty Theatre of the Air 5—-Studio e—Gus Arnheim & Orch amopolitan Hotel g the Orch Chicago, Sept. 1—Back from their vacations at Mexico City and wayside Pointe in other direc- tions, Clara, Lu ‘n’ Em will begin troubling the morning ether waves again with their intermin- able back fence gossip Monday. Sept. 3. They will be heard over an NBC-WEAF network daily cept Saturday and Sunday at 8:15 a. m. (C8T.) The girls really will have someé- thing to talk about this time, too, and there is a suspicion that Em, who for the past month has been pestering harmless Mexicans with no end of questions, will try out a little Spanish on the other girls. Clara and Lu also have been Places, but pending their return, no one knows where. The radio listeners doubtless will learn, with full detail and anecdote, however, during their first broadcast. Bruce Kamman (Prof. Kaltenmeyer) is welcoming suggestions for songs to be sung on the Kindergarten pro. gram. Address him in care of NBC, Merchandise Mart, Chicago. 5—Jesse Crawford Melody. 0—Droadcast to Byrd Expedition \—Press Radio News —Kddie Duchin and Orch, Hollywood on the Air eonard Keller and Orch. ay Gordon and Orch. 2:00—Silent ON GUARD ALWAYS against CHILL i190 lyde Lucas 11:30—Tom Coakley 12:00—Silent a ‘W&M, Nashville, and KWK, 8t. Louis. 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