The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1935, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1985 | History of Agricultural Broadcasting Will Be Reviewed Monday -NBC Program, (Subject to Revision) i] Monday, April 8 0—Morning Devotions S—William Meeder, Organist tf 3 Jack, Cowboy Singer u'n’ Em Palmolive-Peet Clouds—Dick Silve Burris, narrator—Al Lowrey, st Organ- Markets e—Anniversary of Red Cross Con- 4 Home Hour % Program rdens Orch. Resume inging Strings wghton. College Chotr and = Bob"—Ge: "tsands of admirers filled the streets Lite Oeph ttle Orp! jonomis Eftec: 45—Chevrolet “Musical Moments” m. o0—Leckard Keller & Orch. Firestone Tire and Rubber M indor’ 08—Art Jarrett & Orch. 30—Leonard Keller and Orch. 200—Silent ‘Tuesday, April 9 :00—Phil Cook's Note Book 15—Don Hall Trio —Press News 05—Wyoming Jack, Cowboy Singer 15—Clara, Lu and Em sy tec Palmeliv: Log of Today & Sullivan Operettas ‘$5—Markets 00—Gilbert & Sullivan Operettas (Cont.) viewed by Wm. Li 15 — Wonderloat mi ery and Produce Ci 0—Townsend Old Age Revolving |j ension Government Phillp| Morris rch. ur! Phil Duey &@ Sally Singer o—Lady Esther Serenade 0—-Premier Pabst—Ben Bernie the Air o—Late Evening Weather Fore cant 05—Popular Dance Music 5—-Leo Zolla & Orch. & His Orchestra 8—-Rudy Vallee and His Orchestra Mae pea Hamilton Orch, —Clara, Lu'n’ itm Colgate-Palmolive-Peet 30—Bilver Clouds—Dick Burris, Nerrator—Al Lowrey, Organ- 8 jo 00—Markets and World Bookman 6—Merry Macs 0—National Farm and Home o—Northwestern Yeast Prog: 6—Words and Music io Serenade oat in the News sody to a Rhap: 0—Press Radio News son, GBRALDINE FARRAR IS MAKING SUCCESS The Woman Rapidly Is Becom- ing as Famous as the Operatic Singer who retired from the operatic stage at the height of her career has made & new name for herself as an out- standing personality. Thirteen years ago Miss Farrar end- ed her career as an opera singer. Her farewell performance at the Metro- Politan Opera House created a sensa- tion, Her dressing room was packed with flowers and messages. The Gerry Flappers, a nationwide organization of thousands of young girls, declared that no one else could ever replace their favorite. Her audience alter- nately cheered and wept, and thou- outside the opera house. Last fall Geraldine Farrar returned (9 the Metropolitan Opera House as @ radio commentator, staking the re- putation made by her voice on her wit, her intelligence and her personal charm. Today, as her first season as radio raconteuse at the Saturday aft- ernoon broadcasts of Metropolitan Opera over NBC networks draws to a close, the records testify that she has succeeded. Geraldine Farrar, the woman, is becoming as famous as Geraldine Farrar, the singe World Bookman ace tional Farm and Home Hr. —Words and Music —Gamble's Old Timer The Model and the Portrait Mary Pickford and a New Portrait by, Frances Cranmer Greenman _ Mary Pickford has taken time out from her radio work to pose and her portrait has been painted by Frances Cranmer Greenman, New York artist. The picture shows Miss Pickford in @ black crepe gown with red velvet wrap and pink ostrich feather boa. Her only jejwelery is a diamond) coronet. Resume & Jeri, Singers 1 Congress Par # gar and Bunny ile Bryant and Orch. ngelo Ferdinando and Orch. Vocational Ass'n ‘Orphan Ann ne Marvey & His Orci & Zeb"—Mandan [ot Age Revolving h. Cream- ery & Produce :30—Townsend Old Pension 5—Tune Twisters 0—Fleischmann Hour 0—Maxwell House Coffee Hour— General Foods 0—Kraft Program Evening Weather Fore: jaxophone Quartet ancing in the Twin Cities 0—Silent Friday, 3 Morning Devotions Villlam Meeder, Organiat Band " General Mills |, Soloist a Perkins me and His Gang joloist 4 Zeb—Mandai ery & Produce Co, 0—Studio 5—Chevrolet “Musical Moments” Cream- ‘eam —Ruth Lyons, Soprano 5—Leonard Keller & Orch. :30—Fred Waring’s Pennsy! —For fo—-Coca Cola—“The Pause that shes on the Air” Evening Weather Fore- 10:05—Lenten Program 10:15—Jesse Crawford, Orgenist 10:30—Goodrich C ‘Circus Night poet Jo anh Chern Ne a :15—-Joseph Cherniavosky and Orch, 11:30—Jimmie Garrigan and Orch. 13:00—Silent day, Ai Satu: i 18 e—wilitans Needs Organist lam [4 0—Cheerio " rene io 5—Wyoming Jacl 5—The Gospel Si; o—Maraing Parade a Wi Bookman riova, Soloist 11:18 —G 11:30—National Farm and Home Hr. Virginia Payne (right) initiates Ina Claire into the dramatic soror- There were six sittings at mrevtirl Pickford said. - PARM-HOME PERIOD OBSERVES 2,000TH PROGRAM OVER AIR NBC and Stations, Department Of Agriculture and Farm Bodies Assist SECRETARY WALLACE HEARD laufuss and 24-Piece Home- steaders Orchestra Plans Special Concert The history of agricultural broad- casting will be dramatically in the National Farm and Home Hour on. Monday, April 8, to mark the secretary her plays which might be suitable, over an NBC-KFYR network. The newly completed portrait isjof the National Broadcasting com- now at Pickfair but will be sent to/pany; and Frank E. New York and later to London and/NBC director of agriculture who orig: Paris for exhibition, Korte the Farm and " Hour, “Mrs, Greenman’s portrait of me is) speak briefly from one of two for which I have posed|#nd New York in the anniversary program. . Radio picture which I really like. She was able to arrest one mood and never lost it,” Ieper eat tad | z sf iif § g ! t i Hi 8 g E is a 3 ait Tie Shown here is Geraldine Farrar in Politan Opera House on the night of BENNY BROADCASTS MOVING WESTWARD ity of which Miss Payne is national president. \—Words and Music Saturday Melodies Week-End Ri j—Master Builder j—American Prosperity and World Trade Tune in on One of These Stations Sydney Valencia ‘Comedian Soon Will Move to Hollywood to Work in Another Picture Radlot eee ‘Al Jolson, aiectaloen, mn i 8:30—"'Shell Chateau"—Shell Pro- 3 9:30- ‘Let’ ce" cuit Co. 12:30 A. M.—Silent i ity i i E F Livingstone broadcasts I [ Sunday, April 14 8:00—NBC Children’s Hour 9:00—Radio Pulpit 9:30—National Federation of Music Clubs Program é Z> a8, 5 j fs iat ty a5 fe § Se ef i 5 i és g a i a efi fi id El st ait ih E an i é E 19 Bitae Sil Sahara tne 8:00—Dr. Lyons. Ronnerteh, His Ooh. Phone 141 S—immie Carvigna and Oren. Romantic Gibson Family Team ONE MAN'S FAMILY NOW HAS SPONSOR Popular Program Began Com- ing Wednesday Nights at 7 P.M. on April 3 New Femily, popular Classic ‘of every-day life in a typical American family, began coming to lis- coast-to-coast under & SORE EEE HTH Hoskins-Meyer Biemarck 200 Fourth st. Phone 19 BLACK WALNUT ICE CREAM DANCE“ DOM 'riple Summer Offer x= sister,