The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1935, Page 2

BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 11 Television Will Have Field Demonstration in Year or So, RCA Says -NBC Program, - (Subject te Revision) Monday, May 18 7-ah_Breakfast, Club 5 +n ae fies 5 lohnny Marvin, Tenor $:15—Clara, Lu and Em—Colgate- Palmolive-Peet 8:30—Silver Clouds—Dick Burris, Narrator; Organist—Al Lowrey 8:45—To be announced $:00—Markets 5—Honeymooners $—Tony Wons 9:30—Hour of Memories 10:00—Markets, Aunt Sammy and ‘eather 10:15—Hour of Memories (cont.) 10:30—Melody Mixers 11:00—Markets and World Bookman 11:15—Northwestern Yeast Prgrm. 11:30—National Farm and Home Hr. 12:30—Al Pearce & His Gang 1:00—Markets and Farm Flashes 1:15—Vie & Sade—Crisco Program 1:30—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 1:45—Slzzlers 2:00—Betty and Bob—General Mills 445—Litue Orphan Annie §:00—Talk by Psi Charles Marston 5:15—Oriental Gardens Orch. 5:30—Organ and Violin Program 5:45—Studio | 6:50—Baseball Scores 6:00—Townsend Old Age Revolving “ae EAnaon Talk :15—Studio 6:30-—Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. rogram. 1:00—Sinclair Minstrels 7:30—Colgate Program 8:00—Carnation Program $:30—Gillette—Program featuring lax Baer 9:00—Late Evening Weather Fore- cast and Popular Dance Music 9:18—General Foods with Tony and 9:30—N. D, Farmers Union 9:45—Stan Meyers and Orch. 10:00—Enric Madriguera 10:30—Cocoanut Grove Hotel Am- bassador Orch. You gather that Jimmy Melton, tenor, and Francia like their roles as lovers in Music at the Haydns. They're seen here rehearsing for the program heard Monday nights over an NBC- KFYR network. 10:00—Markets, Weather and Aunt { iE They Bring Music to Haydns DAVID SARNOFF HAS OUTLINED PLAN FOR Construction of Equipment Will Require from Year to 15 Months FORECASTS SLOW PROGRESS Says Television Will Merely Supplement, Not Supplant, Sound Program High definition television will be taken from the laboratory for the first comprehensive field demonstra- tion, in the United States under a definitely formulated three - point plan, David Sarnoff, president of RCA, has announced. The announce- ment was made to the stockholders of RAC at the annual meeting in New York City. In his statement Sarnoff drew a | clear distinction between the status a . = of television as a laboratory achieve- White, soprano, ment and as a possible system com- parable to sound broadcasting. The latter, he said, remains the funda- mental system of radio communica- tion to the home with television promised as a step by step develop- ment that would supplement, not NOTED EXPERIMENT ‘Bishop Misbehaves’ Is Play for Sunday “The Bishop Misbehaves,” a cur- rent Broadway hit starring Walter Connolly, will be transported with its original cast to the Radio Theatre for the broadcast on Sunday, May 12, over an NBC-KFYR network from 12:30 to 1:30 p. m., (CST). The play, written by Frederick Jackson, tells the story of a bishop who all his life has been a detective story fan and cherishes the idea of figuring in a crime. He is unsus- pectingly thrown into the midst of a Tobbery at @ public tavern. Connolly will be supported by Jane Wyatt and Effie Shannon. WILL OUTLINE PLANS FOR STRATO FLIGHT Layman’s Language Will Be Used Over Air in Special Broadcast Scientific objectives of the National Geographic Society—U. 8. Army Air Corps 1935 stratosphere flight, sched- uled to get under way early in June, will be described in layman’s langu- ‘age in a special broadcast over an|Society, which is NBC-KFYR network at 8:30 p. m., (CST), today. Preliminary arrangements for the stratosphere invasion will be re- vealed by Major General B. D. Fou- lois and Brigadier General Oscar Westover of the air corps during the 30-minute broadcast from the NBC Washington studiog. Dr. Lyman J. Briggs, director of the National Bureau of Standards, will describe the elaborate scientific equipment which Captains Albert W. Stevens and Orville A. Anderson will the functions of this equipment and the information which it is hoped will be gained from the flight. George W. Hutchison, secretary of the National Geographic Society, will describe the task of moving the equip- ment from the east for the flight to the Stratocamp near Rapid City, 8. D. Preliminary arrangements for the flight are almost complete, and much of the equipment and personnel al- ready are at Rapid City. The giant 3,700,000 cubic-foot bag is expected to be assembled by the end of May. Much of the equipment has been in- stalled in the nine-foot metal ball, which will be removed from Dayton A description of the actual flight will be heard over NBC networks ex- clusively, through arrangements be- tween the National Broadcasting Company, the Radio Corporation of America and the National Geographic | Tune in on One of These Stations WEEK OF MAY 12 to the Stratocamp within a fortnight. |~ the ex-/ station. where everybody went on the Pedition jointly with the U. 8. Army|air trom page to president. Girard raed had one program on which he appear- ed under three different names, func- Armand Girard, NBC basso, got his}tioning as announcer, ist . and early training at a small California] member of a quartet NO MONEY PAY AS LITTLE AS - jammy: 11:00—Jimmie Garrigan and Orch. 10:15——) Mi supplant existing radio service. itgoee ‘Des Moines Hotel Orch. 10;0—-Btudio Barnott pointed out the severe lim- Frequency 22:00 Siler eaday, May 14 [eae feral | Err ny tations of television in its present| City Station (Megacycles) Hours (B8.T.) neers Gea lc Newil pemay ee! Feast ee stage: the short range of artieeres (elt aa OATS Hed Bedi P.M. 5 National rm 3 transmit . “ SR SCitty GUC and, mreColeeth: |e accom eee iee oe een ee ee See at weaiea conic to DJB 15.20 “~~ Palmolive Peet ‘ 1: 6:00—Hit Parade—American Tobacco| serve the three million square miles DJC 6.02 8:30—Silver Cloudse—Dick Burris; 1:15—Vie & Compan: of the United States with huge costs DID 11.76 Organist—Al Lowrey 1:30—-Oxydol's Own M ine 1:00—Stars of Tomorrow—RCA involved; the serious technical prob- DIN" 954 8:45—To be announced 14S-Procter ang Gamble "Camay” Radiotron Meetintd k 0—Markets 2:00—Betty and Bob—General Mills! 8:00—‘Shell Chateau” Shell Eastern|lem of inter-connection to create a 5 ; $—Your Child. 2 Mt—Danny Dee—Dia You Know? | 8:30—Carefree Carnival network system by which the same}. DIQ 153812 } (0—Geo. Hessberger Original 2:48-—Hatvest of Sone x dectair Orn program might serve a large terri- casctas Som is 10.33 5 4 4 \ Bavarian Orch. 3:00—-National Congress Parents tory; the necessary obsolescence of 6.11 3 , 10:00—Markets, Aunt Sammy and Teachers both television transmitter and re- : YV3RC 615 to 9:30 P, M. 30:15—Merry Nace $oecomey. Wester popular Singer ceiver if techincal progress is to be |Eindhoven Poy 1522 8 to 11:90 A. M. Sunday | 10:30—Mayville Teachers College :00—Stubby Gordon & Orch. Sunday, May 19 made, and the program problems. Geneva HBP 780 8:30 to 6:15 P. M. Saturday ee Mere, Sth or moouman | Seem Basle Reet or Requires Over Feat lcuayaqan EBay, —«BS2_—_—H0 So SUB P.M. Saturday 3100 —Natiiewestern Yeast Program | 4:48—tittle Ocphas Annie — Frese Radio News ‘Work will begin at once on RCA’s|Guayaqui HC2RL 665 $:45t08 P.M. Gun; 9:15 to11:18 PM f 11:30—National Farm and Home Hour} 5:00—Gene Marvey and His Orch. s—Walberg Brown String Quar-|three-point plan, but from 12 to 15 d i 12:30—A) Pearce & His Gani 5:30—Jimmie Garrigan and His Orch.| ...._ tet. months will be required for erecting | Havana coc 601 9:30 A.M. tol P.M. and 4to7 P.M. y 1ep—Markote a Peat cial = £:45-—Btudlo anne res Bowes Capitol Theatre} 1 oy, perimental television trans- daily; 11:30 P. M. Saturday only UBTO acre Own Ma Perkins €:00—Flelechmane Yeast Co, Prerm, |10:00—Weather & Pgm, Resume mitter, manufacturing observation | Huizen PHI 11.73 8:30 to 10:10 A. M. Mon., Thurs., Fri.; 6—Procter and Gamble “Camay”| 7:00—Maxwell House Showboat 10:10—Larry Larson, Organist receivers, and beginning the trans- 8:30 to 10:40 A. M. Sat, and Sun. , 2:00—Betty and Bob—General Mille! | Program 10:30—Radio City Muste Hall of the rents in a single|Jeloy LOL d55 Noon to 6 P. M. meee $:00—Late Evening Weather Fore- |11:30—The Sunday Forum area. ‘The estimated cost to RCA of) Lisbon CTIAA 9.60 4:30 to 7 P.M. Tues. Thurs. & Sat. i 2:30—Program from Basle, Switser- cast 12:00—Words to the Wise—Better the project will be approximately one London GSA 605 6to8 P.M. 4 Bagel ey 9:05-—Popular Dance Orch. Muslo | |49.., Speech institute of Ameries | ninon dollars GSB 951 9:15 A. M. to Noon; 12:15 to 8:45 P. M. f ‘our E Ge : 7 ; i 3:15—pan American Program O—Netional Radio Forum "°°" |12:30—Lux Program. ‘Through this field demonstration oe ot See ae ie s—Nu ‘Rhymes 10:00—To ‘be announced Pees a ted which will employ high definition 11.75 B . M. 4 Stenross and, His Orch.|10:30—Lioyd Huntley and His Orch. | 2:00—Eitaningh String Symphonie | television, the Radio Corporation will a 11.86 on . A. a 9:15 A. M. to Noon. H eee elt mitgor ihe | ir 2:20—To be announced seek to determine from practical ex- aan, ae Tate [ae piers Bikes ' AE—Little Grohin Abate Higt—dimmle Garrigan and Orch. | 3:20 —*itouse “bye the saide_ of the |Perlence the “technical and program Pod dagd J WWestrated ? 15—Wonderloaf Rangers— aes Friday, May 17 Road”—S, C. Johnaon and Son,|Fequirements of @ regular service tO] sania EAQ 987 5:15 to 7:30 P.M. FAO $1128 Bismarck Baking Co. 1:00—Breakfast Club ne. the home.” Sarnoff stressed the point /ar-ipourne 951 5 t06:30 A. M. Wed.; 5 to’? A. M. Sat. 30—Hits and Bits $:00—Press Radio News 4:00-—Catholic. Hour roe that the demonstration does not % Jodi spetcceel 2 sae PRICES INCLUDE 45—Studto 95—Johany. Marvin, “Tenor 4:30—Singers Guild : mean that a regular service of tele- | Moscow RNE 1200 10 to 11 A. M. Sunday. - DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, 50 50—Baseball Scores 8:15—Clara, Lu and Em—Colgate-| 4:45—Marguerite Kennedy, Pianist ” RV59 600 4to5 P.M. ° 4 a 00—Charles Gaylord and Orch. Palmolive-Peet :00—General Foods with Jack Benny | vision is here or “around the corner.’ Paris ( tolse) 11.90 10:15 A. M. to 1:15 P.M; 2to 5 P.M. ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE ‘AND UP 30—Lady Esther Serenade $:30—Sllver Clouds—Dick Burris, 5:30—"Bakers Broadcast”—Standard| The results attained by RCA in as Ss aT oa te an es (ng 00—Premier Pabst—Ben Bernie Narrator; Organist—Al Lowrey] g., rands labor: experiments,” Sarnoff (Pontoise) 11.71 6to9 P. M.; 10 P. M. to Midnight 30—Ed Wynn for Texaco $:45—To be announced 6:00—Chase and Sanborn—“Major atory peri 4 (Pontoise) 15.25 6 to 10 A. M. I dolla: 00—Palmolive Beauty Theatre of} 9:00—Markets Bowes’ Amateur Hour” said, “go beyond the standards ac-|pionemba 662 9 to 11 P. M. Thursday Crosley offers the most for your dollar. otto Evening Weather Fore-| 19.05 vias Marine Band Shut tn rir.| 1:09—Or. pyong,, “Manhattan Merry-|cepted for the experimental television | rio de Janeiro PRFS 950 5:80 to 6:15 P, M.- A ° | 3 i ee cee service in Europe we bale we re io Sa} ts is Feat san, wet. om. | | Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc. 05—Popular Dance Music 10:15—Merry Macs 1:35—Harry Turner's Orch. further advan:ed scientifically in this 2RO 609 6 to 7:30 P. M. Mon., Wed. & Fri. > | 15—General Foods with Tony and) 10:20—Words and Music 00—Frocter & Gamble—“The Gib- }field than any other country in the |syaney 959 5 to9 A. M.; 9:30 to 11:90 A. M, Sun i 9:30—Leo. Relsman’s Philip Morris : 9:00—Late Evening Weather Fore- | World.” Valencia YV6RV 652 6 to 10 P.M. : i Croke ering: Phil Duey & s Discussing the field Saaabes easier } i a eeer a Sarnoff said: “The sll important step :00—8) 15—F Ci | Og-Sonny woods and Orch, So Piees atic Newent that must be taken now is to bring i ‘i 0—Geo, Hamilton and j—Eddie Duchin and Orch. the research results of the scientists and Orch. 11:30—Paul Christiansen and His Orch. 12:00—Bllent ednesday, May 15 '10:00—Markets and Weather $$o--National F ‘a He ‘Hour| 8:3 ‘ircus Night in Silvertown goes on a long tour to stimulate hese factors and the oy Sagat ens 2 hercaa | SAP taie CEsPBU Pebune, gout [aancng feb of the county. [progress already made by your eat] ou if you don’t watch out! JHsxVie A Gade—Crisco Program | 3:15—Ton: General Foods | The young planist-director will de-| pany,” Sarnoff told RCA stockhold- ||} : 4:80—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 9:30—Fre Pennsylvanians|part from New York the middle of|ers, “the management of RCA has S: 14$—Procter and Gamble “Camay” ra 2:01 Bey, & Bob—General Mills A loist 2:30—Herb Woldman & His Orch. 3:45—To announced 200-—Ci uts from Log of Day Davidoff, Basso rentures of Sam and Dick Cae jouncements of the Prix. me Prizers &:15—Don Pedro and His Orch, 5:30—Little Concert y 01 15—Edna O'Dell, Soloist 0—South Sea Islanders 00—San Diego Symphony Orch. 0—Tony, Bill & Johnny 45—Mehus Conservatory 00—Ruth Lyons, Soloist 1:15—Leonard Keller and His Orch. 7:30—American Telephone & Tele- raph Anniversary Pgm. 10:30—Jimmie. G :20—Jimmie Garrigan and Orch, 11:00—Leonara aller & Oren. 0—Charles Gaylo: & be 42:00—Silene laa dd aterday, Mey 18 0—Breakfast Clube” 0—Press Radio News S—Johnny Marvin, Tenor lara, Lu and Em—Colgate Marie de Vile, Bi j—Marie de le, in —Originalities sia ca: 9:05—George Duffy & His. Orch. 45—Norvy Mulligan & Orch, 00—Hotel St. Paul Orch. 30—Studio :45—Oriental Gardens Orch. 1:00—Leonard Keller and Orch. 11:30—Hush O'Hare & Orch. and engineers out of the laboratory and into the field. erereyey ation of a system, not merely the Must: Be Evolutionary After more than three years of| Because of the technical and com- broadcasting, the chief will spend a well-earned vacation on his houseboat in Long Island Sound, while Duchin|sive and evolutionary stages. “ June, going down through the South- eastern states, across the Southwest| three-point plan: and winding up in Hollywood. At| “1. Establish the first modern tele- some time in the tour he probably| vision transmitting station in the will visit some of the middle western} United States, incorporating points. For a half hour each Tues-| highest standards of the art. This day night, however, he will.be baton-| station will be located in a suitable ing for the firechief, being picked up|center of population with due formulated and adopted the following search laboratories, “Television service requires the cre- | the} }} thought to its proximity to RCA’s re- | |i manufacturing | Ii facilities, and its broadcasting center | |i] the The advertisements will get Es * If you don’t wateh out, advertisements will save you money by showing you where to buy the best things at lowest prices. If you-don’t watch out, adveytisements will protect you against inferior products! PE pe. 3:30—) 12:00—Silent commercial development of appara- ; 4b —Aaventures of sem and Dick = - tus, The, Raclo Corporation | of ¥ i EmeColgate- $:30—Bres ~ Wynn Will Start in related phases of radio|| 2 it yy \- ae 45—Little Orphan Anni: communication services is outstand. at = pick, Burris! §:00—George Dufty & His Orch. acation Next Month ingly equipped to supply the experi- A 8:45—To be announced Her a ane SS ence, research and technique for the i $:00—Markets $:45—Studio arom Ed Wynn takes leave of his fire- work which is necessary | | + By arene wons 5:50—Baseball Scores chief broadcasts on June 4th, and in| for the ultimate creation of a com-||j 3:b—Tony Wons 4:00—Townsend Old Age Revolving|his stead Eddy Duchin and his .or-| plete television system. | 9:45—Studio enaion alk chestra will carry on for the summer. observation in order that the RCA television system may be tested, mod- | iif ified and improved under actual service conditions, | If you don’t watch out, advertisements will bring you the latest, straightest news from many manufac- turers! a His Orch, Home Hour Lh y and F; Qe Mankste and #hem Biases 1:30—NBC Music Guild 2:00—National School Orchestra Contest 3:00—Bran Scombe Choral acceptable form of television pro- jeneral Foods grams.” je of Glasse—Supersuds e—Ches Pare Orchestra ishts Out me yeoners, Keller and Orch. 41:80—Wandering Minstrel o—Sitent 00—Bresktast Gus” reakfast Clu 00—Press Radio News johnny Marvin, Tenor nd Em—Colgater If you don’t watch out, advertisements will teach you the secrets of great beauty specialists, give you health hints of real value, tell you interesting true stories about foods, furnishings, what-not! 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