The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1935, Page 2

Ln SE AUTOS ALI SATO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1935 Paul Muni Will Play Lead in Radio’s ‘Counsellor-at-Law’ Sunday IKFYR-NBC Program| }#=/'"%s.0%., JIMMIE FIDLER T0 {ACTOR T0 RECREATE |Pramatize Old Testament Oe eC eee ene rea { 4 (Subject to Revision) i ee bn Carefully selected music will be Hiesiks 30s, 44 3 Cosy See w-| START NEW SERIES HIS FAVORITE ROLE ‘In New Series Quer Radio rie ean tan ore| oe. w. w. onariers, decor of the . scene to another and will also serve mm of educational research at Teowilllany Meeder, Oreaniot pete atecnath “Author of Dramas | of Diailiae to heighten the dramatic effect of ohio Has Unive, wil epenk on ‘Immortal Dramas,’ Program| ‘Ne Soke “The Movies In and Out of Soht heerlo ‘ony Wons 0—Breakfast Chub S. Army Band . As a theme for David, excerpts s—sonnny Marvin, enor ude, and World Booxman| Radio Audience Will Get Latest ; Sponsored ‘by Montgomery |from the second movement ofjon the weekly program of i ort S—Clara, Lu 'n’ Bim ae lue Harmonies Gossip from Movie Colony Franck’s Symphony in D minor will|tional Congress of Paren' _ Golgate: Palme! tional Karm and Home hour Ward, Opens Sunday be played by the. orchestra. Barsineschers Thursday, Jan. 10, at 4 DP. ‘ At Hollywood * from Richard Strauss’ spirited “Don (CST), over an NBC-WEAF net- Victor Recording Artists Will Take Part of George Simon ‘ Juan” will introduce the braggart|™. 00—Markets and Farm. Flashes “Immortal Dramas,” ® panoramic|Goliath and “Pines of Rome,” Respi-| Work. stern Romancing With Ed- ys In Struggles For Honor les of stories from the Old Testa-|ehi's fourth dimensional conception na 1a Moore Waldo. Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood News, ment, dramatized against a back-/of vast marching armies, will help thm Club with Babe and reheat pd ae a Malend As Lawyer F ground of choral and instrumental |build the mental picture of the Is-|Mrs. B. Pring % and Rob" General Mills! will be available to listeners over an es saunas in Faelite ‘and Philistine hosts massed|the Hakone’ cago studios, As the Armehair Traveler"—Phile®: | NBC.w4JZ network direct from Holly-|HAS APPEARED IN FILMS in the Vale of Elah. Tschatlkowsky's | the Bone ot the ve Lae la ie) re inaugurat- dramatic “Pathetique’ will prepare |vocal “ivic tre. een Riuy Witter wednestny, Jan, 76, at), "i f am Ward. the audience for David's encounter! erenade, 9 p.m, (CST). ‘Scarface’ and ‘I Am a Fugi- reating with ¢ Goliath. Anclent baste so n the News armies The celebrated filmland reporter . SwO sung by an : will come to the microphone in the| %v@ from a Chain Gang’ for the e & cappella choir. EO a NBC Hollywood studios: each Wed- Are Notable & iene nesday evening ae ee Zeb"—Mandan Cream- t-to-coast what is going on aa aa WH co ne Produce Go." | otion pleture eapttal. New York, Jan. 12—Paul Muni 2 io azines | Well wn screen and stage actor, JANU! 13 : . i ripe Deve gnats Oar Sct ealin iimentater will (will recreate his most famous stage . WEEK OF JANUARY 5:15—Organ Rhapsody ‘al Gelatin with Mary and veteran radio comt tor, : Sisters. 30 have the full is-minute broadcasts Gunday, dea. 13, when be plays. the = 7 4 21 to himself, e exce| . Peed] Ls H |occastonal motion picture Celebrities {Starring pert in the Radio Theater) Introducing Lloyd Lewis, author of Barranquilla HJIABB Family, School and Church \—Studl whom he will bring ‘in from the film jProduction of “Counsellor-at-Law.’ bid se nnoatin hpi Me series hy raaad oh OS ert hand studios to talk to the radio audience.) The drams, which was first pro- will be broadcast over each Sun: €:30—Narry Turner and Orch, : a Well-known to radio listeners, who!duced at the Plymouth Theatre in|day. :45—Morin Sisters H5 ton have heard him in the past as the|New York Nov. 6, 1931, will be on the | ——— 5 a Seertegcnerel) SHS Oren Rauber }aboowaeee Eenecen Hollywood Tattler, Jimmie Fidler has /ir over an NBC-WJZ network from) oo | Dey sty, ” " ener 1:30—Firestona Tire and Rubber) 9:30—Conoco Program. lier accociated with the making of|1:30 to 2:30 p.m. (CST). music iways been empl 10:00—Late Evening Weather Fore n “Counsell Law,” by Elmer] For his orchestral offerings on this|for transition or background. The rels i cast and Piano Moods motion pictures for nearly 20 years. insellor-at-Law,” by mer! rogram, Josef Koestner has chosen rh od eocctation Program: In:ah—Jolly Coburn & Orch For several years he played support. |Rice, is the story of George Simon Fore Marrcn of the Dwarts,” and|of Lloyd Lewis, ee pai O—North Dakota Farmers Unioa| French Gasine Orch, ing Toles himself, later turning his| <Played by Paul Muni), born of poor) oS ant tinale from ‘Tachiakow- Se EE 11:30—H - sia and Orch. attention to writing about the screen Bae, in Prind hh t by night|sky's “Fourth Symphony.” Drame, ‘aoa ened =Silen and its stars. 2 tae D " ‘Thursday, Jan. 17 ‘At one time he had his own pub-|school study and work in 9 lawyer's mentee: feted: a Remakes tion will be employed as an effective A. Rolfe and His Orch, ‘i gency, ing nearly 40 screen |Office to a position of prominence rm |combination in the . presentation of i caer thee "ie hae’ been successive among lawyers, After 13 years of suc- SiC, in singing “Moonlight Madonna,” |the famed story of David and Goliath, ‘Tuesday, Jan. 18 i f S ly a cub reporter, motion picture edi-|cess he marries an aristocratic divor- peers “Toreador's Song” from Biset’s|/ which has been selected as the first oe a ‘and Orch. 5 y rvin, tor and city editor, respectively, on a|cee, whose case he has handled. Five For the chorus, ‘tier Tarenne dele episode on the “Immortal Dramas’ breakfast, club ; Pa , Hollywood newspaper. For the last |years later he is threatened with dis- | series, Breakt: 2 Prepared a sparkling new arrange y ar- |barment when one of the blue bloods As the drama begins David, 0—Press Radio News few years he has been heard regular: ment of Franz Lehars “Villa” from| ta peep nay, Marvin, Gololst ly over the air. bs the on Sana hye hgh “The Merry Widow.” Tt ther and brothers, are heard 5—C + “s im! Sones | framed use jimon. 7 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Kee fanchester Program his upward struggle 9:30—0: Pi } { H ipward struggle. a ” Sus—weather joa 2 Meat recites Dar Mrs, Simon at the same time de-|“Sweet and Low. mention tm ee Rhee oe 0—Markets and World Bookman|cides she has stood George as long PY KFYR Bulletin Board of the Gace REET Gantie WAtD a Fe i Leiner 11:00—Sar ket and World Bookman 5 o Association enemy and will probably a 3, § Marine Band y 51 Fr; a marry his sympathetic secretary, Re- 1130-National Farm_and Home Hr. } ust See gina Gordon, oe ES us —Oriental Gardens Orch. Paul Muni, who was born in Aus-|Orchestra Sunday, Jan. 18, over an| The Jed A Lee ee tria, came to Broadway in 1926 and eather Lsheretediyad 9 Pp. mas climax H5—Farm Flashes earns pe made his greatest success in “Coun- . Other vocal and instrument 4s—Farm Flashes °s of Romance 3 etiy and Bob" Ueneral Mille Rillo-at Lew” His first film wasthighlights include’ “When Love food aaa | Harmonies ive and : made in 1929 and he has been seen|Comes Swinging Along,” “Deep in 30—Willie Bryant & Orch. ea Aen ee - aS on _the screen in “Scarface,” “I Am|My Heart and “Take Me in Your He NS Club with Babe any) 3 A and Bob" General Mille Reasley—Soloist a Fugitive from a Chain Gang” and | Arms. iv x 3 lokum Boys 0—Rhythmic Serenade “Hi Nellie.” 3:00—“Betty and Bob" — General| 3 dol's Own Ma Perkt a a | ster and Gamble “Camay” eon enco. Recreae|_ Elmer Rice, author of the drama, 3:15—Hokum Boys Nat'l Congress Parents Teach- tional Program m the Pulitzer Prize in 1929 with ay~Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins \—Press Radio News treet Scene” and has written and ar and Bunn —Little Orphan Annie Bryant and His Oreh, —Phil Cook Show Shop Produced a number of successful —Eb and Zeb—Mandan Cream- |Plays. Station AMegacycles) Hours (EST) 130 A. M., 8:15 to 9:15 P.M. 315 A. M. 4:45 PM; 8:30 to 10:45 PM, 4:45 P.M. PM. Irregularty Ses g seggace ness BStes g ° ao z > BE tig 6:15 . urday .M. Sun.; 9:15 to 11:15 P.M. euaace ba) dgssgeiss SS ,8S5R85s ” Bg E? PSs & ” tos 3 1 to 5:45 P.M. g gsr >a ge 3 3 agbadaeeeecs ag geeggRRESE MES k s Py EE ne 5 Z SNESS gure ghFS if Hae aanerawae Me 45—Nursery Rhymes E F dio -ahaworen r a §:00—Angelo Ferdinando and Orch, Radio News and Walter 'y & Produce Co. 5:15 —Wonderloat Rangers — Dis: reston, Baritone on Devoron and. Orch, marck Baking Co. le Orphan Annie 00—Harry. Turner and Orch. | :30—Press Radio New k Himbe His Orch. Thursday Muste Club fog ve announced & Zeb ndan Cream- ; Little Orphan Annie & Produce Studio | | { r . terry Macs . 00—Kings Guard : ry, Turner. and Orch. t Kassel and Orch. 9 15—Eb and Zeb—Mandan Cream-| ischmann Hour ican Li tof N. D. N EW 1 3 5 an _f2Y, ANG Produce Co, | 8: xwell_ House Coffee Hour—| o10 american Lesion Dept of N.D. —Harry Turner and His Orch, eral Foods days, It Is Announced —Leo, Reisman's Phitip | Morrts| 9: uft Propra n inist rch, featuring Ph uey &) Y ° venans Veather ‘ores a--"" ‘ sally ginger | ‘ No, ods | othe on the aie? "8" Portuguese Now on Air Tues- ady Esther Serenade awrofd. Organtst BE age < re ler Pabst—Ben Bernte nntand Orch. beg eee trp Tae days, Thursdays and Satur- ; n and Orch, Ho—Jerse Crawford, Organist . i : 5 ophone Quarte! Tom Gerun & Orch: he Ai ¥ 1 sin tho Twin Cities i e venting Weather Fore 3 ee Hotel Biltmore Cee pea iano Moods F " F Dire st from the Seth Park- > < According to announcements from uae eM a Station CTIAA at Lisbon, Portugal, cova Bros. Orch, with Bob/ | 10 . Saturday. Jame 19 its broadcasts are now on Tuesdays. 3 R | : 00—Morning Devotions days instead of 11:00—Ralph Kirbery 9: willl ‘Thursdays and Saturdays Hits—iaek Denny and Orch. 13 yalarvin,, Tenor Lue eenes eee on Tuesdays and Fridays as former- jar ew im :30—Harry Sosn an rel } o— ra, Lu and Em vi 12:00—Silent Colgate-Palmolive-Peet b ly. CTIAA has been coming in with s Wednesday, Jan. 16 :30—Orean Proj ; vi great power recently and can be U ll 1:00—B. 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