The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1934, Page 2

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Heinz—“Home Econom| Talk” tional Farm and Home Hour :30—Oxford University-New Toch- elle College Debate NBC Music Guild Organ Rhapsody Farm Flashes Markets Radio Guild “Betty and Mills 115—Hokum Boys —Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins Procter and Gamble “Camay” Al Pearce and Gang Jackie Heller, Singer hmic Serenade Army Band n Rhapsody @ Radio News and Shirley Howard To be announced Little Orphan Annie jould and Sheffter, Piano Duo & Zeb"—Mandan Cream & Produce Co. \—Harry Turner and Orch. Bob"—General ors ssell_and Orch. ne Tire and Rubber ation Program orth Dakota Farmers Union ‘tudio Weather and Piano Moods Studio and Orch. do and Orch, eks and Orch, ¢-Palmolive-Peet :30—S ne Hour with Myron J. Bennett :45—Weather Band—Shut-@n i J. Heinz Co.—Home Econo- °s Talk. rkets and World Bookman Marine Band Farm and Home Hour 0—NBC Music Guild 0—Crosscuts from Log of Today Marine 5—Woman's Radio Review 200—“Betty and — Bob”—General Mills 15—Hokum Boys :30—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins :45—Temple of Song :00—“Your Health” Every Kind of HARDWARE For All Around the Home Also Complete Line of Paints, Varnishes and Painting Supplies. French & Welch Phone 141 306 Main ackie Heller, Singer Radio Charades rsery Rhymes Angelo Ferdinando and Orch. onderloaf Ranger: Bismarck Baking Co, Press Radio News ittle Orphan Annie g's Guard b & Zeb"—Mandan Cream- Sally Singer 0—Ford Program 0 jer Pabst—Ben Bernie Wynn for Texaco almolive Beauty Theatre of the Air :00—Late Evening Weather Fore- ‘ast and Piano Moods 1:30—Harry Sosnik and Orch, :00—Silent Wednenday, Nov. 28 :00—B, A. Rolfe and Orch, Em gate-Palmblive-Peet :30—Sunshine Hour with Myron J. Bennett 45—Manchester, Weather and Ma: kets (0—Honey Mooners . ‘ony Wons S. Army Band farkets and World Bookman J. Heinz—"Home Economics andering Minstrel ody ‘oman’s Radio Review Betty and Bob” General Mills mchair Traveler”—Philco Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins ‘Camay” apsody dio News No Tones Little Orphan Annie —Pickens Sisters & Zeb"—Mandan Cream- & Produce Co, ark ¢ Devron and Orch, Gelatin with Mary Brown, Sports Review udio ombardeland” Plough tern Romancing with B+ na Ta Moore Waldo —Conoco Program 10:00—Late Evening Weather Fore- st and Plano Moods ndio Berger & Orch. Thursday, Nov. 29 A. Rolfe ‘and His Orch. fast Club —Program Resume —Rreakfast Club id De it —Breen and De Rose —Clara, Lu and Em ‘olgate-Palmolive-Peet er tS Hour with Myron J an Program . State Federation of Wom- en's Club: B id Bulletin Board of the Air Vorid Bookman —Words and Music tudio ddress by Frank N. Belgrano, volte output, : All for $23.25 | wes just born in the capitel of radio, and I'm looking for bematieion ogee ond entertainment. I've got « souiinaly, big ond mellow considering my smell size; | get “police calls” and ''m pretty sensitive and selec- tive. You can “feed” me olter- nating OR direct end l'msureyou'illike my blue-black metal case with its fine silver lacquer. How about toking me home? Com. plete lcontonly $18.95 | HOSKINS-MEYER The Home of KFYR giving Day Address— 10:18. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1934 Meet Stephanie Diamond, who has shown startling sales resist- ance to Joe Penner’s “Wanna Buy a Duck?” Miss Diamond is the latest addition to the Penner programs, 3:30—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins {e—Froster and Gamble Cs ers 30—Tales of Courage 45—Three Jesters 00—Tom Coakley and Orch. '30—Press Radio News and Walter Preston, Baritone 45—Little Orphan Annie 00—Jack & Loretta Clemens 15—"Eb & ery & Produce Co. 6:30—Don Pedro and Orch. :45—Shirley Howard, Soloist 00—Fleischmann Hour 00—Maxwell House Coffee Hour— General Foods 00—Kraft Program 10:00—Late Evening Weather Fore- cast and Piano Moods Night Owls 11:30—Dancing in the Twin Cities 12:00—Silent j—-Breen & DeRose 15—Clara, Lu and Em Colgate-Palmolive-Peet 9:30—Sunshine Hour with Myron J. '30—National Farm and Home Hour \—Waldorf Astoria Orch, 5—Words and Music 00—Magic of Speech 30—Organ Rhapsody 45—Farm Flashes y 15—Hokum Boys 30—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins 43—To be announced 00—Al Pearce & His Gang 5 Singer Reporter Orphan Annie 00—Jack and Loretta Clemens 15—Eb and Zeb—Mandan Cream- ery & Produce Co, 30—Studio 45—Geo. Devoron and Orch. 00—Studio tt tudio ee States and World Af- fairs 45—Gothic Choristers 10:00—Lat ee Tiger cast and Piano Moods 0:15—Studio 10:30—Art Kassell and Orch. 11:00—Central Park Casino Orch. poet im Francisco Opera 12:00—Bilent i'l Congress Parents Teach- Zeb"—Mandan Cream- te Evening Weather Fore- 8:00—Breakfast Club an S 0—Tom Coakley and Orch, 0—Press Radio News & Twenty Fingers of Harmony ‘Master Bullder” Religion in the News 0—Smith Bros. Program }0—Procter and Gamble “Ivory” The Gibson Family o— National Biscult Co, Program e; le. Radio News & Program Resume 10:05—To be announced 5—Roger B, Whitman, the Alling House debe Bowes Capitol Theatre arty 11 ae City Music Hall of the ir 0—National Youth Conference \—Platt & Nierman, Plano Duo 5—Merry Macs of the Road” 8S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc, 4:00—Hoover Sentinels 4:30—United American Bosch Corp. Program a 5—Marguerite Kennedy, Pianist 6:00—General Foods with Jack Benny 6:30—"Bakers Broadcast”—Standaré Brands 7:00—Chase and Sanborn Hour 8:00—Dr. Lyons “Manhattan Merry- ound’ 0: a” 8$:30—Harry Turner and Orch, Nat'l Tuberculosis Asso. Pgm. ontiac Program Late Evening Weather Fore- cast 10:05—K-7 10:30—Broadcast to the Byrd Expedl- n 10:35—Charles Davis a Orch. 1:00—Press Radio New: '1:05—Will Osborne and Orch. 11:30—Don Pedro and Orch. 12:00—Silent Fire Chief Ed Wynn hag a fan note from the “Last of the Carrs,” : for then pay for this excellent, $29.00 clean and economical fuel after you have enjoyed it. Montana-Dakota _Power Co. ’ Bismarck — Mandan — Dickinson’ HOME HOURT) STEPHANIE DIAMOND RECRUIT Jeeta ctl FOR JOE PENNER’S PROGRAMS ed, likes to dance, to J She Faces ‘Mike’ With Perfect]| radio is her chiet form of relexatins ESTABLISH STUDIO AT ACTIVITY SCENE Will Bring Picture of Activity at 35th Anniversary Show Over NBC NEW HOME IS COMPLETED Walter Blaufuss and Home- steaders Orchestra Will Move to Arena Studio Chicago, Nov. 24.—With the spot- light of rural America focused on Chicago’s famous International Live Stock Exposition during the week of December 1-8, radio will give complete coverage of highlights at the show for Millions of listeners unable to attend. On five days, December 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, inclusive, the National Farm and Home Hour will forsake its Merchandise Mart studios and set up 8 studio on the grounds. at the Chicago Stock Yards to bring a pic- ture of the activity at the thirty- fifth anniversary show over an NBC- ‘WJZ network. Every day at 12:30 p. m., ES.T., an NBC observer ex- Perienced in farm affairs, will be at the ringside to describe the exposi- tion, interview distinguished judges, stockmen and exhibitors and give news of the prize awards as soon as they are made. As the choicest of the nation’s blue-blooded herds and stables parade in the arena in competition for valuable prizes, the Farm and ‘Home Hour announcer, equipped with a shortwave transmitter, will broadcast an account of the color- ful scene. ‘When flames swept over the Stock Yards last May reducing the great amphitheater, the picturesque Stock Yard Inn, the Saddle and Sirloin Club with its unique art gallery and other structures to a heap of ashes, the hold- ing of the show this year appeared hopeless. But after six months of rushing construction against time, the new home is completed. With tremen- dous handicaps overcome, greater interest than ever before is being shown in this year’s event. ‘Walter Blaufuss and the Home- Composure, Forgetting All But Script New York, Nov. 24. — Meet lovely Miss Stephanie Diamond who is the latest objective of Joe Penner’s duck sales talks. Miss Diamond is a new- comer to NBC radiodom, having made her debut as a comedienne with the) master fowl vendor this month on the program which is heard over an NBC- WIZ bhi every Sunday at 6:30 haired young lady with sparkling eyes almost glued to the script held before her. She faces the with perfect composure because, as she says, “I think only of the scrij bright-eyed boys and girls, each a home state 4-H Club contests, attend ae National 4-H Club Con. ALEMITE @v.c- GEAR LUBRICANT P clubs and keep pets. Listening to the wl one of the most spectacular your finger tips. You’ll tune in on London -..Paris—scores of foreign cities. 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