The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1936, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1936 ~ Lou Holtz, Favorite Stage-Radio Comedian to Appear With Bernie IKFYR-NBC Program| i] Showboat Carried Her to Fame LIFELONG FRIEND OF Johany Green Vill Pr. esent One of His PHILLIPS LORD NEW soe ae Ae ae : (Subject to Revision) of the concert, will play two num- v' ni Sa | OUDMABSTROTOBR | ‘Cvs Compesiinsin Sanday Program DRA MAN OF RADN = sceme Ttt—gooa ate Devotions Johnny Green, the well-known have put his name on the list of and Wedding Procession” from his a Morning Melodies composer-conductor who has been | America’s leading tunesmiths, : “Coq d'Or” will be the first selection HEARD TUESDAY EVE challenging Jack Benny for com- Poe acing fayerd Sey eee Creator of Seth Parker and New/ to be offered by the orchestra in the edy honors on their Sunday night cessful musical direction of screen, second half hour. Melchior will fol- es GA ore et ‘Three-Minute Thrills’ Never |iow with 8 group of er NBC program, has time out stage and radio juct! » con= Schul ie le,” from wisecracking to write a new ducting, arranging and piano ' Without New Feature “Do Not Go, My Love” and -Hildach’s —Press Radio News. Ob-Progrars Resume ané Studio Has Just Completed 16-Week tune. With Kenny Baker as the playing, is a graduate of Harvard “Spring.” | Guest A th interpreter, it will be given its with a degree in economics. + eee e To conclude the hour, the orchestra ues! ppearance on e world premiere on the Benny Three years ago Johnny organ- New York, Jan. 25—Phillips Lord,| will contribute the overture to “The Paul Whiteman Program broadcast Sunday, Jan. 26, over an | ized an orchestra devoted explus- creator of Seth Parker and the new NBC-KFYR network at 6 p. m. ively to playing music “in the j«rree Minute Thrills” series fea- STE (CST). modern manner.” Striking ar- tured each Tuesday at 7 p. m. (CST), over an NBC-KFYR network, has never known what it means to be 1:30—NBC Music Guild 2:00—Markets, Weather and Food and Drug Talk 2:15—Oxydol'’s Own Ma Perkins. —Vic and Sade—Crisco Program ‘he O'Neills"—Ivory Program “The Night {s Beginning,” is the rangements of currently popular title of the number. Words to tunes, including hig own, soon the Green music were contributed found high favor with listeners. by Gus Kahn, one of the country’s He and his band joined the Ben- jwithout a new idea. His original HILLBILLY SKETCH PLANNED 3 jetty and Bob—General Mills Comedian Holds Record for} foremost lyricists. ny program with the inauguration |dramatizations have won for him the 3 omen’s Radio Review Si R i Those who have heard Johnny of the 1935-36 series in Hollywood. | title of “Radio Idea Man, No. 1.” He 3:30—Hot Shots ne Longest Single Run in Ace play the song on the piano as- In addition to his musical talents, has learned that saa ig—hunor Reale Journal Vaudeville Theatre sert that it will take its place | he has exhibited a flair for light | ps ——y real life inci- Ht SUNCAY PLAYERS 4:30—Sam and His City Fellers with “Body and Soul,” “Coquette,” comedy and proved himself to be ‘ dents presented * 5 Pach etl Shrines rong—General “I Cover the Waterfront” and oth- one of the air’s most amusing di- -] authentically Popularly known for his stories} ers of his compositions which alecticians, Re have the great- about Lapidus, Lou Holtz, favorite ‘| est appeal to Mills Press Radio News. | Jam, 28 6 of “1 Local News stage and radio comedian, will appear | 6' ° b) 5) > a Usteners. The ‘—Little Orphan Annie. aa UM “BPCat Of MER BAN A8S Seve -WOTE THE BOOK OF BOOKS’ 8 “igcConcert Recital. All the Lads, Tuesday, Jap. 28, from e iisic oes ound an i oun : | that Lord puts cua an. ° =” rah : el 8: 30 p.m. (CST), over an “into script rep- 190-6 (CST) 4190-5 (MST) sa ngoaryn ative," <--| Tops Hits for Second Straight Week| : ber McGee and No ‘ 0—Firestone Tire & Rubber Co— : Maestro, Lou Holtz is one of Broad- j OT Pa Mra Winifred Cecil, whom Lanny Ross picked to be his new leading lady way’s favorite comedians. He holds For the second week in succes- has dropped this week to fifth t \—Vick Chemical Co. Program— on Show Boat, was more familiar to Europeans than to Americans the record for the longest single run} sion “The Music Goes ‘Round Position. ‘Red Sails in the Sun- Phillips ' oo ge ones until she joined Show Boat three months ago. Now she’s an out- in the history of New York's ace| and Around” leads the list of the set” continues as vlad three, | aialogue showmanship to Womens Patriotic Conference standing favorite of the radio audience. vaudeville house, the: Palace theatre.| 15 most popular hits to be played. | just ahead of “With All My lincdents to a high entertainment | P gn Natt Detense,. He also starred gttsiggh id ice id e Tan ts et which will rect which in turn miaintains {1.¥9), fi inion. successes—among 5 eard NBC-KFYR Place. "g ” bor- ake ate Evening Weather Fore: EDDY DUCHIN'S B AND musical comedy sensation, “You Said] metwork tonight at 7 p.m. (CST). en2¥0 Dew songs which appear in See Ne permis Gia ; bs riled es ” hi bY Its leadership over the rest of ‘week's of “Dinni i ee oe rok (est appearance nt the Paui| , the fleld has even increased since | For ‘One, Please, James’ tales :20—Magnolia Blossoms rthday Ball for the President . ana last week and it is so far ahead | ninth place, while “Rhythm in 8 Whiteman program has-been; i : music and recor les, req welfth. These two numbers have ff a1: versa and Orch. on treet te ic leaving the Sunny South,| to radio stations and to ‘orchestra | displaced “Lights Out” and “Tm a oie can't be, mat ped ss scala Han aL lea SO EN —__—___—_ where he has been vacationing, to do} Jeaders, that it is doubtful wheth- pei he ead * nel for’ | checked the special adventure of each| ’ 5—Goor orn! ., ., day, J I A iano Solois' estro Has | his turn with the Old Maestro. Radio| ¢r it can, be dislodged from the | posi first 15. hours —morning Devotions. plclsnteabaet tongiul fans will have another opportunity| supremacy it holds for several | — Among the hits of the past, .|men ne Bresenls, Me gives hots 40; ] S—Good Morning Melodies Perfected Inimitable Style {to taugh at Holtz’ famous Lapidus — to come. ee me Sa to Deere in this |these details’ He rehe: hile olka | } aa * . er changes, accord! week’s Your Parade, are srehaed e | ae& =Prese, ‘Eadie Nowe. ato : : With Unusual Effect ea latest, Usts of hits avaiable, are | “Darktown Strutters Ball” ‘Lady www, oo | / —Program Resume an ’ ie oO loon Over Miami” of Spain,” “Way wn Yonder “Three 3 Sager sites Menie cpaeacietoneinde New York, Jan. 25.—Eddy Duchin, to second position, succeeding “A in New Orleans,” “Love jand a ae ania Eee poet THE PEN : ular young pianist-composer, and Little Bit Independent,” which Dime” and “Margie.” r Lise oeariata an) Poles xBulletan |CaUat Vener eae Phil Duey, Sally Singer, | ¢t y : . 8 Mart rs from 9| Boys, Three Sweethei ant © marine [Eeewanies oy milla semraae Walter Blaufuss Will | 0°ra* Wednesday, dan. 29, trom 6|Boys, the’ Taree, s+ that cant leak i Bulletins to 9:45 p. m., (CST). a] Swit a Letcher trot te ntitbeot bet} nies? Open Program Earlier| cov. tandon wit be the principal arr Te A taboo on ink-stains! F — more Jum! = the Old Maestro himself, mel ‘ 3 . i i ~— rm and Home Hour SOE Teate: dininer program each Tuesday at 8:30 p. m. — Heo HAAG coacentin meee Lauritz Melchior Will | wet to ink messiness! ‘ ce al Federation of Wome — over an Ao carranen Capcil Walter Blaufuss, who, by reason of) declaration of principles in Kansas. Sing on Radio Sunday This new EVERSHARP can’t ' : je recent m as see! ott his work on the NBQ Breakfast club Colonel Frank Knox made the ad-| — leak! Has a Safety Ink Shut- ’ 1 program, long has been known as the/ dress last year. Laurits Melchior, brilliant tenor 1 early bird among musical conductors,|_ Governor Landon, whose adminis-|of the Metropolitan opera, and gen-| Off that positively prevents 2 will pegin setting his alarm for a stil]| ‘tation has been markedly successful,|erally agreed to be the foremost ink from flooding into cap! 2 is one of the leading Republican pros-| “heroic” and Wagnerian tenor in the Y Iso tailor thi 2 earlier hour Monday, Jan. 27, when pects for the presidential nomination. | world today, will be the soloist of the ow can also tastor this ] 2: —Ivory Program he. and a string sextet inaugurate coca laa a concert program Sunday night, Jan. EVERSHARP'S Point to fit your ‘ 3 ae —Congress, Speaks a : i ‘ » | Good Morning Melodies over an NBC-| “I get more mail than any other | 99, writing! Fills in " r H mature : : b) Winifred: “Cesih:. Lanny? “ROt8:| cera satwockiat 148 iacan, (ONT | perm iil the URWSU Bite water] alias “wel begar elute: Seen ke acai toes ier ee sant New Leading Lady, Had Dif- The program will be brosdesst daily| cepting the president. If you doubt! piece orchestra conducted by Erno) Youble the vol ick— 1 5 ams " o . except lay. my w '- | Rapee. e =f NBC-KFYR peers Danan ck “Armstrong—General t Sund: ord; ask Postmaster General Par- The nations wise louble the volume of ic P 5:15—Jack “Armetrong—General Pe RARO UNO Wie ne | ficulty Getting Hearing Blaufuss, now in his 10th year of|ley—he knows. A million letters a ‘will broadcast the concert at} ink supply always visible! ‘ S eal Ne . broadcasting, began his musical careerjyear. And one year—4,000,000 of/9 ne m, (CST). See it today! ‘ ~ pia ernan panne = New York, Jan. 25.—It took an old/%t the age of 10, when he toured the/ them.”—Robert L. Ripley, fameus car-/ The program to be played and sung ‘ § nl d a series of na-| American institution, the show boat,|Country as a piano soloist. Later he|toonist heard on NBC Sunday eve- selections from 1 ie $7.50 anv $10 6 ‘Wheatena. ‘oh : tionwide Eddy Duchin auditions. to bring fame in her own country to| studied medicine but returned to} nings. OTHER MODELS $5 a . nC. ‘Human Side r As plano soloist, Eddy has per-|Winifsed Cecil, the young American|music. Among his compositions are OSKINS-MEYER ‘ a8 a: 0—Edue: Aj fected an inimitable style with un-|soprano Lanny Ross picked to be his| “Your Eyes Have Told Me So,” which SUNDAY H z ‘ #00—Leo Relsman’s Philip Morris| 7:15 acu usual effect; his right hand booms|new leading lady on the Show Boat. | sold two and. half million copies, and ; ore Eechubert, <The Home of KFYR” Ore - & turing Phil Buey and rohy through the bass notes with the 3 Sonat iy reas had eae “My Isle of a Dreams,” which G liAgionaite ae L, ‘and ‘Verdi will be ‘a lag ° tor Ci S melody, his left hand—crossed over—| fore royalty an concerts ugh- | Was an even greater success. eneral t-) Lid onc 8 Bismarck, N. Dak. Ht Rage ‘Peaturing His Orch. entae |harmonizes in the higher octaves. {out Europe, it wasn’t until she went —_—_—_—_ The famous Bach “Arioso” will 999 Fourth St. Phone 19 Ben Bernie and 0: 3 tern Romancing with Bd-| Eddy was welcomed back to the|aboard the famous river craft of the Governor Landon Will ages the Satara program. Then ; o—The. Jumbe—Firechic aha Fire Chief series by the stars of the] alr waves to sing opposite Lanny Ross Speak Over Air Jan. 29 his aah rope vind ry, the well-known 0—Mered og ‘ore. [current programs, including Jimmy | at each of the Thursday night broad- “a : 5—Phil Levant and Orch. 4 OE Ose: lareaar ‘The address of Governor Alf Lan- ——— ——_} her native land lifted her to fame as poehendor a Orch. m é ch i ibaisinaterecenbaavarite: eon ee Kansas lisa lamers ele Fee ete Mete and orsh. [Ha —pinns™ tinaton & ren mi formance before the Princes Ale) NatTenl, Republen, celebration | izoo—sitent performance before the Princess Allce| thet state which traditionally is the Pulpit of Athlone and had been heard both} secasion for the formal announce- fama Devotie Semler rane eerie inne plone’ experience consisted, of Tess) ment of canfidacy for public office, ‘pu KFYR,, 2c, : ee jood Morning Melodies ; Veather and Program Resume|than a dozen solo performances and | Wil be broadcast over an NBC-KFYR eae Alice Remeen work in a radio chorus until three are} Studio . eather and Program esume.|months ago when she came aboard Major Bowes Capitol Theatre|the make-belleve sidewheeler. Soon ae) ¢ the|She was hailed as the outstanding oS ee tariets Radio City Musto Hall of the ey at the nimene ee oe 0—Honeymooners — Wards end ae son, S—rHome Spun ‘ t oe Beale 5 Several years of study under two ee epee te, Bath s—Norsomen Quartet. Mo net of America" SP°°°"| tamous vole teachers, Mrs. ‘Theo- 5 y S—Food and Cooking Talk imba Orch. —Pine Mountain Merrymakers |dore Toedt and Madame Marcella [ j , Ne O—Markets and Police Bulletina Pollce Bulietina Pines <0: Sembrich, as well as expert instr ‘cud u ienko & Oriental Orch, ‘uce so ths Sopeiotieate 2 : ations Vesper tion at the Curtis Institute in Phila- }0——National Farm and Home Hour. th ‘ae —Design for Listening delphia preceded Miss Cecil’s pro- P —Penthouse Serenade—Maybel- =e i Singer he fessional debut. New York first a, 5 sai, Enights of Columbus Half Hr. peed a hee et eee in Town Hall \ v 2:30—National Congre: tholle Hour. a , the following Teachers Association . :30—Imnortal Stories from Tha aca abated B Book of Books—Provident ute ear wen! to study and Flashes’ SANDEE ANS, SEM Insurance Co. sing in concert, Local News | §:00-—Jello, starring Jack Benny. “s — n the Newa fandard Brande—Bake: NBO picki Definition O'Neills—Ivory Program ; se ee st Broadcast. ait picivory Progra ‘opeye. the Sailor—Wheatena | 7: “= Sanborn—Amateur |happiness by Dr. 8. Parkes Cadman, - e Finest of Foods lampton Institute Singers ‘our. bes } hadin Koview 5—To be announced $:00—Hanhattan Merry-Go-Rouna— | the Radio Pulpit: “A state of mind o—Hit Parade—Amertean Tob Manhe secured by one's own endeavors.” .. . 4 t i eae is pace 8:30—American “Album of Familiar | Gospel Singer Edward MacHugh has * Tastefully Prepared 00—Chevrolet ‘Motor Co,—Chevro- Music—Bayers. committed to memory the words and 00—Flying Time Presents Rubinoff & His! 9:00—General Motors Corp. Program. is e is—Jack rmetrong—General Mills| g.45 Wott er music of nearly 3000 hymns, At Economical Prices 30—Press Radio News eae Caatent. is —Lite Orphan Annie 0: Barn Dance — Dr. 0—Totten on Sports L jenny Goodman and Or 11:00—Caretree Carnival —S x 1b—Goncere" Orchestra 11:30—Eddie Duchin & Orch, alee ee : Tune in on One of These Stations WEEK OF JANUARY 2% Frequency City Station (opcreiee) Hours (ES.T.) 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