The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1935, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1935 Tony Wons’ Hand-Made Fiddle Will Make Its Concert Debut Sun Hw Rebieven Ambitions ] HOUSE BY SIDE OR {Saving Records 1] 5 Con Serene, en sae Se eareeces 10:30—N, State Federation of omen’s jubs Sa ee ad \O4S—KFYR Bulletin Board of the & F , Organist AD PROG a 5 . like : ve 1:s—Morry Mace : i , 7 ational ee Reming gegh, seer s—damnb ia ” = | MOVED 10 GOTHAM $:18—Clara, Lu ‘n’ Em ig ty yh Col 9:30—Silve: Burris, ‘Mark: p : Beocee rrere OFESEN) gitoceatien. Audrey Call, Violinist of Mar- am and His City Fellers See celli Orchestra, Will Play 0. 3 toporsthy age singer | fg os : Famed Fiddle TO PLAY REQUEST NUMBERS fea : Ne Ye | |‘You and the Night and the r Music’ and ‘Along Tobacco Road’ ‘Head List )0—Hour femories 0—Markets and World Bookman ery & Produce Co. — = eas i :30—Townsend Old Age Revolving} ere is the girl who achieved three sieéay "Wen anu cris a atl 4 ambitions in one program: To be @lmake its concert debut Sunday, April| If your old phonograph records are etic, Bie uc Vwehie Les bondi 14, in the NBO Radio City studios |accumulating dust, and you don't bs Ro lia goa le |when the House by the Side of the |plan to play them any more anyway, General Sunbeam series. O— KK Pi onLate Bvesing Weather Pore: Road program moves from Chicago to/you can make a beautiful radio O—Press Radio News baa New York on that day. songstress happy by sending them to Talk by Peale ae ay —Popular Dance Mustc Andrey Call, violinist of Ulderico|Helen Ward, above, who sings with fe eenin Annies Meredith Wilson & Orch. Marcelll’s orchestra, will play “Estrel-|the Let's Dance Program. sh lita” on the Wons-made fiddle charity g | mn hevrolet “Musical Moments” ‘riday, A the broadcast over an NBC-KFYR THR E E ANBI network at 4:30 p.m. (C8T.) Bis nt Conductor ae has chosen a rogram 001 * musical program of request num! PQCAREESIT Wet ana upper| Hig=Witliam Meeder, Oreaniet | LE PR R AM for the Radio Clty debut of the pro- HAS NEW CONTRACT * Program 0—Breakfast, Club Lait Sa vite ana “eq A if miiy: as N 19 News soloist, will sing, “You and the Night Jack, Singer and ¢he Music”; Emery Darcy, bari- ean, km tone, will offer “Along Tobacco Road” 9.30—Siiver Clouds—Dick Burris, |Singer-Actress- Writer Exer-|amd Ronnie and Van, hilarious song;Young Radio Entertainer narrator—Al Lowrey, Organ- and patter team, will present, by pop- ist cises Versatility in Sun- ular request, “Someone Stole Gabriel's] Shares Time on Three-A- Horn.” Selections from “The Merry we German Requiem beam Series Widow” and “Sweet Music,” played leek Broadcasts World Bookman by the orchestra, will complete the musical program. Chicago, April 13—As a girl Vir- ginia Lee conceived three different ; " ambitions: to be a singer, to be an RADIO BEAUTY BOX treet whien ell eatty leat actress, and to be a writer. Now in 8 & featured kets Hartae Band one radio program, the Virginia Lee HAS ANNIVERS ‘ARY jetty and Bob” General Mills/and Sunbeam series, she has for the ‘alk by Dr. Li as eas 1 ‘Eb & Zeb"—Mandan Cream- axophone Quartet oo 0—Dancing In the Twin Cittes ‘altzers fent rch. Crawford, Organist Stan Meyers and Orch. rt Jarrett & Orch. eonard Keller an@ Orch. were te mtn nena ne i § enday, April 16 Note Book a Ea fi S—Edna’ O'Dell, Soloist first time in her life achieved all three ¢—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins ” 5 Th ambitions at once. Miss Lee not only} _. Feats and, Hie Gang writes, but plays the leading role and|First Birthday of Popular Pro- fee occasionally sings in the program, Rhythmic 8 a ston: Program o—Tom Coakley and His Orch, |Which is heard over an NBC Blue gram Marked Milestone in ‘our Child a 5—Bu: nty FERA Pem. opt en a Wednesday Air Technique fe Friday at 12:30 p. m., (CST). broadcasts ine Band tchiccortiueame ‘The young lady conceived her first . 1S LIKE 1T!.... Farm and Home Hr.| 6:00—Phil Cook Show Shop ambition, to be a writer, during child-| | New York, April 13-4P)—It may | eet oo ‘WL i. 4 G:15—Eb and Zeb—Man Cream-| hood, chiefly because her mother was, |be # womanly trait to keep birthdays cinnati, peer iavoey fete llor crt it's Model M-105, RCA Victor's new- ery & Produce ‘and still is, a writer. At the |@ dark secret, but there was one an- contribution jog of Today | 6:30—Gatdner Nursery-—“The Sing- . & magazine . debut on his first network series.| est to auto radio... mM Operettas ing Trio and Old Gardner” | lage of twelve, however, Virginia sang|niversary that Gladys Swarthout,| oi 0 then the 22-year-old singer has 6:45—Chevrolet “Musical Moments"! before a packed convention audience | Jane Froman, Peggy Allenby, Francia Program Proved so popular with listeners that thar in Oklah Cit .| White and other NBC stars were #f many larry Turner and His Orch. rast ty rei Lecbapgnde 4 to boast about at Radio City pore has been renewed ©on-| consoles! Equipped with 10 Mehus Conservatory Two Plano| years later she was ivan the leading | studios the other day. It was the Let new features. Easy to install, TT \—Ruth Lyons, Soprano first’ birthday of radio's Beauty Box) :injey was known as a tap dancer! Low tn cost. Takes less power Perret Oe EMTS STeencw w wre HENNE SCOR SS flarkets 00—Gilbert & Sullivan Operettas ) 2 5—L ‘4 Keller & Orch. Theatre. es s—utng Acquainted With Con-| $:30—Fred Waring's Pennsylv: This anniversary marked not only|#ther than a singer. He ran away ‘. sane than your cor heed- o—Oaydor's Own Ma. Perkins ES ui career, however, the singing role pre-|the rounding of @ year on the air. pacers lamps,at mange rcrget eho 5—Temple CE eld Refres! tl dominated, for her first engagement |It marked another milestone in radio Bocked RCA: Victor's fe : was in a vaudeville act in which she | technique, for the producers of the guarantee and service policy.Come puoees Lenten Program sang much and spoke little. Later | Beauty Box Theatre beer He subsequently turned to| in and heor itl List Stenrosso Orch. ese Crawford, Organist she was signed for an operatic en-|in the light opera and mi com-/ vaudeville and spent several years be-! price complete only $34. 95 Rangers — Bis- h Co Circus Night|gagement, but illness prevented ful-|edy field for radio when they/ning the footlights as a tap dancer. fe ts Radio News '1$—Joaeph Cherniavosky and Oreh, |fillment of the contract. She really |launched the program. Then ® friend who had heard him Mary Small, Singer :30—Jimmie Garrigan and Orch, reached the decision to acti Bince that anxious night last/smg urged him to apply for a radio Hi skins-Me' er 3 e—Uitte Orphan Annie 0—Silent . while teaching voice and el eter spring when @ huge cast waited for | audition, and his air career began. - y . ELECTROLUX IS ENDORSED BY THE GREAT AMERICAN GAS INDUSTRY oa Thee d Zeee-Mandan Cream: Saturday, April 20 Texas, She thought acting would be!the announcer’s signal to go on the —__—_—_—_—— Bismarck ery and Produce Co, 0—Morning Devotions easier than teaching others to act, so|air with. their first show, “The Vaga-| Virginia Lee not only writes and — = “ :30—Townsend Old Age Revolving] 7:15—William Meeder, Organist she entered radio. bond King,” the Beauty Box Thea-lacts and sings in her Virginia Lee} 200 Fourth . Phone Non a- ‘ower 0. 5—Tou and Your Government t—Breakfast. Club She conceived the idea for the Vir-|tre has presented = pageant of the/and Sunbeam program over NBC, but 0—Leo Relsman's Philip Morris! 9:00—Press Radio. S ginia Lee and Sunbeam program, |best in light opera and musical com-/frequently composes the songs which BISMARCK - - MANDAN - - DICKINSON Orch. H ring Phil Duey & 5—Wyoming Jack, Singer wrote it, obtained a sponsor and now unt » the old colored mammy, edy. Sally Singer The Gospel Singer “The Vagabond King,” —! Se 4 ed portrays the role of Virginia Lee,| Following i any ee osbete Ben Bernte Pree Beene which calls for an occasional song. | which later was repeated, came “The 0—Aunt Sammy Student Prince.” This, too, won such (0—Ed Wynn for Texaco eons 0—Palmolive Beauty Theatre of| 9:55—Markets . paws wide acclaim that it was given again. o—tate Evening Weather Fore: sovie Fai Jimmy Grier’s Band After this came “Blossom Time,”|}} tee} * Maryland,” “The Choc- —Fapulas, Dance, furl O=Viennese Ensemble To Accompany Benny |"Bieen,” “My Maryiand.” "The Chee, oe ex - . v His Orchestra 3 af Jimmy Grier and his orchestra will prises and Tread ee tives ant is Oren. cpanel pace. “|substitute for Don Bestor’s band wd and librettists 11:30—George Hamilton Orch. 0—Saturday Melodies when Jack Benny, Mary Livingston, 12:00—Bilent April. 1° 0—Week-End Re Frank Parker and Don Wilson stage 1:00—Pn hes and Markets their first broadcast from Hollywood il Cook's Note Book 5—Don Hall & Trio BC Music Guild over an NBC-KFYR network, Sun- 0-—Cheerio day, April 14, at 6 p, m. (CST.) “Spats” Bestor, however, will be on hand for subsequent programs. A|dolph ry ae ¢ dance engagement in the South, ar- $:30—Silver Clouds—Dick Burris, * ranged before Benny decided to go win. Martater=rAl Lown Organ- 5. need to the West Coast, will prevent Don| Starring ist 0—Religion in the News and his boys from being present for r S—American Prosperity and the first California program. S ou i 1d Trad ier will prove an able stooge on and other : 6:45—"Brigas ports R Loril-| & BS “Briggs Spor evue™ = tar F'"his one-time shot with Benny & 1:00-—-American, Tobacco Co.—“The|Company. The experience will not can World Bookmas} g:09—stars of Tomorrow"—RCA 3 eo ? Ty Radiot: for Bestor during the entire summer 4 E Bis- on ‘ te ole ana e be ee 21 i London and Ostend. were . : Day : o 0—"Betty and Bo! sf te a Sivan |, , Washington Hall Trio is More than 80% of all men’s shirts, stockings, un- i—Erocter and Gamble scNoreeelan Easter Program [on “ form the present president S SO eaRadle uipitn ere Greece. derwear, neckties and handkerchiefs are purchased by POVAL. nssis, nace (he seal Piret Lady of 7 women. Why?. Men prefer to have their wives and & Program Resu: 19:05—Walbery Brown String recent broadcast 0—Malor Bowes’ Canict lover NBO. mothers do the shopping because they realize that wo- 1§—Larry Larson, Organts Tune in on One of These Stations men are better shoppers—that they have a sixth sense sheaerie City Music Hail of the WEEK OF APRIL 16 for qualities and values. ir 30—National Youth Co a. lenr! > lanist 30—Luz Pro; requency City Station (Megacycles) DJA How do women keep themselves informed? 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