The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1934, Page 2

2 Miriam Hopkins and Jo t ° 7:00—Morning Devot 7:15—Sizzlers 7:30—Cheerio 8:00—Breakfast Clul 00—Press Radio News De Rose 9:05—Breen & 9:15—Clara, Lu_‘n’ Ei ey 5 83 T KFY R-NBC Program, | " ve (Subject to Revision) J Monday, Ort. 15 no M Totshot Ore 7 ions m gate-Palmol 9:30—Sunshine Hour with Myron J. i Biondi ten Bernie Race te: Theatre of Weather Fore- ai Loods, 8 ch. Orch. and and Orch, Radio News an ester and Weather usic Appreciation Hour Hein: ue Bob |} tm Flashes rkets S. Marine Ban: etty. ukol Reporter ydol's Own Ma Perkins announced avce & His Gang Studio y Mac: id aan-| rkets and World Bookman Co.—"Home Econ- ‘arm and Home Hour fl and Bob” General Mills | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1934- __ hn Boles to INAUGURATE SERIES “OF STAGE AND FILM SASHES ON SUNDAY, Radio Rights to Many of out-| tors and Actresses Before Recreate ‘Seventh Heaven’ on Air| | Lauds Creators of | The Gibson Family’ e New York, Oct. 13.—Because their gifted pens were the first to ald in filling the demand for s new art form in radio by | Sees ng ge_ Every Kind of a their creation of thé words and music for “The Gibson Lyricist There's an ex- aes rte A 2 Heller oe ee erie in ne in rid Rookma * Revell—Reporter ; oy in ie So peoneence | standing Productions Se- HARDWARE ‘te 1: St teadion News | cured for Series For All Around the Home ||| tibervited Fe 3 o—inth Red’ cross Bdest, trom oe Cae Line of Paints, Ch Seema me i v Hookman | |LEADING PLAYERS FAMOUS ’ 2 Heinz-—"He Economics i Fre ional Farm and Home hour ters of the Skillet \ ‘ & e vT 3 nid udio |Both Were in Front Rank of Ac- Phone 141 208 Main 3 minence Pietro hursday Music Club i dist 4 4 a a el and Tire Pre n 00—Sinclair Minstre — t ‘00—Silent Tuesday, Oct. “Union Convention adeu retty, thy Page, —Oxydol's Own Annie with Blevator lis Oreh, and Rubber 7:30—Farme 16 n | and Bob" General Mills ger a Perkins mble “Camay" = Kassell and Orch. Piano Moods : Amer Legion Program 0—Freddie Martin & Orch. 00--Ralph Kirbery, Baritone :05-—Felix and His Orch. 30—-Hollywood on the Air 00-—Silent Saturday. Oct. 20 forning Devotions ndt Trio and White Breakfast, Club Press Radio News The Gospel Singer Rexall rgan Melodies rkets and World Bookman nia Fernariova tional Farm and Home Hr. Going Hollywood | New York, Oct. 13.—Famous stars ot Hollywood and Broadway in full {hour versions of celebrated plays which have established box office records will be added to the air's drama fare when they inaugurate &/ from Broadway and new Sunday series of programs over ia nationwide NBC-WJZ network Sunday, Oct. 14, at 1:30 p. m. (CST). Miriam Hopkins and John Boles will recreate for listeners the famous jstage and screen success, “Seventh Heaven,” in the first of the weekly j broadcasts from the NBC Radio City studios. “Seventh Heaven,” written | by Austin Strong and originally pro- duced by John Golden, was one of M. H. Aylesworth, president of the National Broadcasting Co., con- gratufates the creators of “The Gibson Family,” original musical com- edy series heard over an NBC network. Left to right are Composer Howard Schwarts, Aylesworth and Lyricist Howard Dietz. gagements, appearing for time with | now one of filmdom’s atollar actors, it Geraldine Farrar. was as a singing actor in the first of In 1926 Hollywood took him away |the musical talking pictures that-he although he is made his screen name and fame. FOUR RCA VICTOR Cc SMASHES Right for Your Purpose— Try One of These Short-Wave Stations WEEK OF OCTOBER 14 [_ Tey One of These Short-Wave Stations City ‘Station Barranquilla HJIABB Berlin 3 gapner Oe Sag es seceil a? = s ss sk ; 53 zeke Mead Hours (. 8. T.) 10P,M. i 4455 £ SRASESSASSSSR ERTS ss e we i i Devotions jong fellows \the greatest Broadway and motion a oO | picture hits of all time. farkets | Radio Rights Secured an ' Unlyoralty, va 8. D. State,| The radio niles te oat of the eB) most outstanding stage and screen Pinta Ten Musto yn productions in the history of the CGne Pte aie American Se etday cs hai Lepiee! peri new: " for this new Sunday series, and dra- Radio, News & Twenty | matic talent of first rank ability, re- cruited from both Hollywood and Broadway, will be cast in the leading Budget — Pleasure All Sets Equ With Micro Senaitive Tubes MODEL 210 at ably low price. Full 10-inch dynamic speaker, superhetero- dyne circuit, s zs Bleyer & Oreh, Berger & Orch. 00—Silent ‘Thursday, Oct. 18 ning Devotions nlers EE 3 1 te 6:30 PM. 3 1 to 6:30 PM.; 6 td § s eve eszeuzeree F MODEL 121 A 6-tube Globe Trotter that brings in with remarkable fi- delity both standard broad- casts and programs from for- eign lands. MODEL 100 An unusually fine four-tube superheterodyne receiver, re- ceives police and amateur calls in addition to standard from both AC and DC cur- Tadio entertainment. rents. HOSKINS-MEYER Headquarters 200 Fourth St. Victor sk 4 sé : 3 R eerio reakfast Club ‘ess Radio Bulletins 5—Gospel Singer | 9:15—Clara, Lu and Em Colgate-Palmolive-Peet agic Hour—Rexall F st Fingers of Harmony lying with Capt, Al Williams Religion in the News Pickens Sisters roles. :00—Harry Turner's Orch, Miss Hopkins and Boles, typical of Reese {the noted players who will be starred “ivory” |in the forthcoming dramas, have both had glamorous careers before the footlights and before the cameras. Oddly enough, they made their names in the theater in the same play and at the same time. When “Little Jessie James” opened at the Longacre Theatre Aug. 15, 1923, Miss Hopkins had the role of Juliet and Boles was Paul Revere. This was Boles’ first appearance on the stage, and although Miss Hop- kins had danced in “The Music Box Revue” the previous season, it was in “Little Jessie James” that she first attracted attentic In Broadway's Front Rank It was such favorable attention that the Georgia-born girl was fairly jaunthed on a career that has placed her in the front rank of America’s capable young actresses. After six years, during which she was starred} . 4 in a succession of Broadway produc- tions, she went to London for a sea- son. Returning to New York, she capitulated to Hollywood's coaxing and in 1930 began the film career that has been as triumphantly suc- cessful as her career on the stage. John Boles was a Texas lad who graduated from college, looked to- ward a medical career, went to France to serve as an interpreter and came home again’ before it ever entered his head to go on the stage. When he did decide on the theater as a profession, he was doubly armored for the battle for recognition in that he could both sing and act. As it turned out, it wasn’t such a battle. He did so well in “Little Jessie James” that he soon had other en- Ki rean Program our Child Marine i Band—Shut-In i GgEEGG GRGHQE A pogunpeEeE F 3s : z I Z estan R ne Band (Cont.) arm and Home Hour 0—Smith Bros. Program 30—Procter and Gamble The Gibson Family 0—Marcado's Mexican Fiesta 0—Late Evening Weather Fore- Organ Program 318 to 9:15 PM.; 10 to D, Federation of Womens’ ubs Program FYR Bulletin Board of the ssseee ae il ir 1 arkets and World Bookman | erry Macs tional Farm and Home Hour \—Vie and Sade Gamble Program Great. Composers and Orch. Ree Woman's Radio Review and Bob"—General Phone 19 Sunday, Oct. 21 C Children’s Hour dio Pulpit sic and American Youth it year i He Radio News) ii aabase 10 lorning Musicale “ General Mills | fajor Bowes Capitol Theatre Page, Soloist i Party 3 Own Ma Perkins 1 taal City Music Hall of the A rocter and Gamble “Camay” | . 00—Nat'l Congress Parents Teach- lighlights of the Bible South Sea Islanders ers Tales of Courage erry Macs .ux Program {5—To he announced | —Tom Coakley and Orch. ‘ 30—Press Radio News and Walter Nationalivespers j 0—"House by_ the Side of the Preston, Baritone ttle Orphan Annie Toad” 8.C. Johnson and Son, Ine. Jack and Loretta Clemens ‘reddie Martin and Orch. becHsevsraBanaram —Danny Malone, Tenor :30—United American Bosch Corp. 45—Shirley Howard Preeeaa 200—Fletschmann Hour —High and Low :00—Farmers Union Convention 0—Catholic Hour Broadcast 9:00—Kraft_ Program :00—Late Evening Weather Fore- cast and Piano Moods udio arlie Davis and Orch. Olson and Orch, Night Owls 30—Dancing in the Twin Cities :00—Silent Friday, Oct. 19 :00—Morning Devotions andt Trio and White —Cheerio 00—Breakfast_ Club 00 — adio News 5 DeRose and Em almolive-Peet Piano Duo an King Co. Press Radio News Little Orphan Annie Gould and Sheffter an 21 Pe eueesereesccescs. type Tenor ju & Your Government nd Orch, n's Philip Morris Oreh, featuring Phil Ducy & Sally Singer 7:30—Ford Program e@ TOMORROW! KFYR AT 1.30 LUX RADIO THEATRE MIRIAM HOPKINS AND JOHN BOLES| “SEVENTH HEAVEN” presentation of Austin 12's famous comedy. Let this romantic story thrill you as fe thrilled thousands when pro- duced by John Goiden on Broadway! Every Sunday a new Lux Radio Theatre presentation of famous plays with famous stars. NBC Coast-t0-Coast Blue Network. 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