The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1936, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1986 Se —— ve IKFYR-NBC Program| Rules Out Jokes | Jack Benny Tackles | Will Hear Romberg’s NBC Pros | BSSEAanz Beaton | 10 BE sols wma NE, a] TOHEAR STARTRIO | WEL emi, returns must be filed, Jack Station Bismarck, Monday Bennie will explain the etry pants tring” ae quarter-hour be- ‘coooeeninciimagiaicasaoans i é Sith Seaty Tings, Kenny OVER KFYR NETWORI = ee who recently came to} |. . Walter Connolly, Bill Robinson wie es Lesa es had on i Baker, Don Wilson and Johnny ‘k from Chicago, has had @ 4 and Benay Venuta Will Be | over an NBC-KFYR network at © et Green's orchestra over an NBC- une of years of teaching experi- p.m. (CST. but beginning Maris U. & Marine h ce, both in colleges and in private Guests. of Al Joson 4 ie :00—Shut in Hour by KFYR network Sunday, Marc! 16, the program will become a Mon: Eby p 8, at 6 p. m. (CS.T.) Erno Rapee Once Again Will Di- studios. he ts associated here. with z day night feature over the same net- Muareats and Totce soles : “The Benny troupe will be back [the piano studio of Miss Florence) | : work at 8:30 p.m. (CS.T). ‘Honeyboy and Sassafrass 4 in New York for a week’s vaude- rect Symphony Group Over | Fritch. Walter Connolly, noted star.of the! “rhe night Is Young” was the last National Farm and Home Hour ville engagement on Broadway 66-Station Hook-Up ane che Miss _Enoll has, had stage and screen; Bill Robinson, cele-| screen production for which Romberg facing Ue eheberiabes ie teat tamer of em Wins Satsang tate aloe made Sy & to we Bs sh choi 5 F 5 a BTtnFety Weather and A. c.! ff re ocr mains suse 2 | INGER STH WE WIN Siva “ae Gece pretest hate musical comedy, will be marshalled to| moet oar eet News Reporter Ie ry % the following: “The Sandman” =| |the micro e by Al Jolson when he : 5—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins Pivet, | is new Fred Havaire ec “Di ” (Sebi phone by ing broadcast will be his first from 30 it and Sade—Crisco Program ture, the score of which conductor (Brahms), le Forelle’ jubert), : masters the ceremonies on the Cha-| Hollywood. The O'Neilis"—Ivory Program | fi : | Johnny, Green has just finished | Feature Works of Brahms, Puc-| “Song of the Palanquin Bearers” { See eee ee ia the Note recording with the song-and- | (Ghaw), “Sheep and Lambs” (Homer) | |, tesu variety program tonight, Marc | eee so_syeean, eanuage | dance-man, Timid Tenor Baker cini, pers Leon- and “At Parting” (Rogers). . , aa ee ag! Pel ts New Fo will offer the ball cavallo, Flotow, Others : —— = Benay Venuta will a as | Decorator, 10:30 p. m., 3 do—American afedical Ass'n Pgm. film, “Let's Face the Music and . “prodigal Geughter” on eis Both pre-|nesdays, KFYR. Vantine Paint 30—The Dansant Dance,” as his solo while Green Flying Time of “Let sentation of Chateau, having made ar: Glass Co. jack Armstrong—General Mills NI ad soliloquy Charles Kuillman, brilliant new appearance at the invitation of Jolson A . tenor of the Metropolitan Opera, is to be the soloist of the concert program to be broadcast Sunday night, March 8, He will sing with the 70-piece sym- Phony orchestra, again under the ba- ton of Erno Rapee, The 66-station WITH OLSEN’S BAND traneterred t» KRvie|sest ox o"sqe'nte Yat Since that time, Miss Venuta has " A .| Rev. William A. Lemke, pastor of Noted Movie Character Will En: ‘iis pa chineh, an-|°m gage in Baby-Bragging Con- | nounces that beginning Sunday the hook-up of the NBC-KFYR network test With Musicians - '|“Heart to Heart” Sunday afternoon will transmit the program between 9 broadcasts will be eae ei from and 10 p. m., (C8T), KFYR instead of KGCU, EE cecal Ma BK. ¢: BROADCASTS j—You and Your Government —! ‘s Phillip Morris gi rae nhl gig CHANGE 10 FARGO Suiy’ Singer 0—Lady Esther Serenade He doesn't like jokes himself, so 0—American Can Co. Featuring Ben Burnie and Orch, he never tells them over the air. $:30—The Jumbo—Firechief Show ‘That's Frank Fay, pictured above tting set to get funny on Rudy 7 Wallace Beery, whose humorous [and thatthe thme: will be: 4:90° to 6 microphone “The House Upon the Vallee's variety hour. That's Rudy | Fargo Bishop Will Deliver Three} Rapec will return to conduct the} viravals of chocacter roles heer ot |p. m. gander Sunday, March 8 Giving the cue. In the foreground | ‘Talks During Remainder of |*”™Phony orchestra after a short mid-liignted millions of movie-goers, will| The programs have been running | tec: IORTAL STORIES F: is Rudy’s case full of scores. series vacation. Arturo Toscanini.!appear with George Olsen and his|Since Nov. 1, 1935, and consist of a TH K OF Bi Annual Series most famous of symphony conductors, | orchestra and Ethel Shutta when the son {MAKE GOOD As sTooGEs Appeared with the orchestra as guest third program of the Celebrity Night hea f - SUNDAY! — Baker, timid tenor from ductor of Program March 1, broad tonight, March 7, 7 Calltornis, ‘has made good on his) me second half of the 1936 radio while Rapes was away, ; Over ne. NBC-KPS RR TBWORE ‘at’ 8:90) eTocs Dewouiy: Atwood as General Motors Concert poMeming Devotions, awarded s long-term contract for|Drosdcasta sponsored by the North tv's "ashaeven te eabeting gobo P Beery Will be interviewed and will| Colnciding with the change of sta- CHARLES 5—Good Morning ‘Melodies the Jack Benny programs broadcast ' Dakota council, Knights of Columbus, ae Tila CRROAS ak recently as last De-|¢neage in a baby-bragging contest | tion, Rev. Lemke will inaugurate a new prstert every Sunday at 6:00 p. m. (CS.T.) | will begin over WDAY, Fargo, Sunday with the Olsens, who, like the screen | S€rmon series pointing out suggestions rena Radio News pel tis NBC-KFYR Tanne At the : continue Peper roan ce mace Is Gere witn star, are proud’ parents, He also {s|made in the Bible which are applic- t from 12:30 to 1 p. m., and will the Metropolitan in New York in the ble to t day probi a REeTEm Resume and Stualo | same time tt was announced that the| for tive Sundays at the same hour, |ieaaine fence sele ot ire opera| scheduled to take part in a dramatic) # present day problems. Q—Aunt Sammy orehertre under the dircotion of the |according to, ©. H. Mergens, stats aust.” He was graduated in jou| i with Miss Shutte, | mais 0—Organ Program composer-conductor-planist, Johnny | deputy. The first five broadcasts have | trom vy; versity. It was elite ee Aen Be cece erencimcarxets Green, had been signed to continue | ust been concluded over KPYR of|ther ne teally beesy his Reais | Miss Shutta, has chosen “One Ham-/ LUtheran Hour to Be ERNO i 3 playing for the Jester throughout the | this city. reer by singing in the Glee club, | burger for Madame” and “She Shall! Broadcast Over KFYR 10:30—Interior Decorator by Betty | spring. Most Rev. A. J. Muench, Bishop of| Th» orchestra and soloist between Have Music.” Olsen again will double z Pood and Growing Tak Fargo, will, according to present plans, |inem nave nrefared for the ovneeers |i the orchestra leading and master conpuctor TTioscaaokets and Police Bulletins |10:0—Te be announced give three of the talks and Very Rev.|orogram of operatic and symphonic oar it Chimie Ghbeu Hae Glia wil Sots tin Lathan Sooner KFYR swe 1 i 0—Fi rch, Vincent J. Ryan, pastor of St. An- 7 id selected » e heran Hour network 1 loneyboy and Sassafrass " «music and songs from among rity Night series originates, that thony’s church of Fargo, will speak 5 and will carry the broadcasts, “Bring- i o—National (aa HobiesHous) 11:30—Ruby Newman and Orch, oa ri shine Wo the works of teat “Avista ene Beery made his movie debut many|ing Christ to the Nation,” with Dr. — a will discussed » (J "|years ago. Having risen from circus| Walter A. Mal the speaker. These p Words and AMusic ents al Pied betyareed peer perverted aac a ae “The Deluge” by oper train er to leading man of | broadcasts, cider thie ‘Atpica of The It’s th ars 5 *y TC : .” “The Benefits of Private «. sens will tk hestra’s was on tour when the/ Lutheran Laymen’s League and eed ‘3 the Rage Ob—Marketg Weather " Lent] i ae Bropert Spal cackbnina to the hour. Abe test = Me ia babes League, FY Far: him his first screen role. The part The Radiette eet Les wregeam f Kullman, in his first appearance, will was that of a Swedish servant girl, be heard in two numbers from his/ put he soon began playing the “hea eden operatic repertory. ‘He will sing “M- roles which have rmaa hist tenes — scores cams Bingle pleces"of mining equipment | continue until Easter Sunday, A ie lying ‘Tim . rt,” “Opportuntt ‘The orchestra to conctude| weighing in excess of two tons have| 12, rene to J. Vv. Richert Petar $12 95 jack Armstrong—General Mills ope he! the opening half of the concert will|been shipped by air in South Amer-|of’ the Evi , ! Nowe 14 Bookme: 5 play the pascal ey ene a urch French & Welch Seve. —s num! for “9 Rhyth ‘The first half of the series was pre-|@Tam Feb. 16, but postponed in » last 5—Kay Dolwig, Contralto Rely Winters AC Puanen minute program change. ‘A Show for the Whole Fam! Be ieee oa taiceel, of St. Mary's procathedral, pin Mr.|_ The Third Movement from the :45—-Chevrolet “Musical Momen! Fro KH Beats Secon nd Sym yd open esta’ By mitts ie ‘The most unusual letter Joan} man will Conteh, EON i oa ; ; * 10 Ni appearance, odious gee : {tis maine” ton miss “tal fOF Snaps at Night : o—American Tobacco Co.—"Hit a Boheme” as then ihe stirring menae }” com owen. t—henten Meditation ton, Institute sing come and five with thom becatte her| The concert will end with the orches- Ar bi ats rBarade—American voice closely resembled that of their| tra playing the Ravel work called “Al- , our counter penser 8500 Ghavrolet Sotar ,Co—Cheveos deceased daughter. borado Del Gracioso.” you'll Gnd all the essentials for making Tet yrenents: Rubinoff and His : <7 indoor picrares at aight at your finger Henig an Frank Fay, New Comedian of Vallee siae-det dite oe tne aati, PROSE REIN A on Hour, Refrains From Telling Jokes Kodak Verichrome Film and Photoflash bulbs for box or slow lens models— Sunday, March 15 iB =o A $:00-—Const to Coast on a Bus New York, March 7.—“I don’t tracts flew to right and left of W. E. PERRY 208 Fifth st, Phone 687 2 AMMAMETTTAAR AIIM Bs MUNN SSSeveownm-r99 Flash! and e free leaflet that tells how easy it all is. = Uke jokes, and I never tell any,” | him—also right at him. est of Foods ae in | ——aeeae | icc amees Sie , Se rgan Progr — ie GC ? b Weather und Markets s—Weather ana ann Resume| “Eng gray flannel ‘sult, light a0 astman’s Snapshot-at-Night contest is on now. ¢ Tastefully Prepared Neighbor Nell ene Bowes Capitol Theatre o—Raalo City Music Hall of the Bring us your exposed film for developing and print- ¢ At Economical Prices ing. All 6 or 8 exposure rolls developed and one print of of Malibu Beach wrapped in as spasmodic. He was raccoon coat as he discussed the the footlights of the Palace The- Petetetet sam teteted o—The Sophisticates Past, present and future of this | atre, in as. series of “Passing each good negative for 25c. dro Wen radio business. * | Shows,” in “Artists and Models,” :30—Julia Glass, Pianist, and Phyl- Ei : He gets a bang out of radio, he ‘and such musical comedies as lis Kraueter, Cellist a. said. Mainly, because it makes “Girl O’ Mine” and “Oh, What a ‘ Words and S—Hennt Deering, Concert Pianist | Him behave. oe a — ering, Concer p “From the microphone,” sald In celluloid, Fay has capered 9 Design for Listening Pay, prise sane into e Lape through Peed ‘number i souaseal “Home of KFYR” —Fop Concert house, when you' shows, wing - room farces an Fata laa someone, you've got to act as | high comedies, inch “show. Bismarck, N. Dak. . s0-lmmer al Stortes from ihe ney. ree See nee ae: “Texas Moon “oer Wi ag re ook Of Bocks--Provident Lite y just si ® contract r Broadway” an peeee jigete Bev al 6:00—Jellor stgrring Jack Benny for.an extended sles cf appeer- | . "Hoots. Advice.” ‘win City Foursome 6:30—Standard Brands—Bakers ances on the Thursday night Fay writes all his own material, ie we 7:00 eee ce : Rudy Vallee’s Variety Hour. In | suiting it to his peculiar style of 5—Jack Kematrong—denerat mins] "°~Qowes Original Amateur Hour | July, he is to start his own pro- | comic understatement and dimin- peer eee ou io New: Opa Mammalian Merry-Go-Round— one series, my shine Pe rueeyned His hair a ‘aa, = came from Hollywe Te: onde, manner bland; w! j hemiieane sore ao ereeRaAibum of Familiar! cently to make just a few guest | his whole attitude suggests some- ik b—Fope: eye, the pallor Wy pentene ral Motors Corp. Program| appearances with Vallee, but thing elusive and paradoxical. Is 1 "A Show for the Whole Faniiy clicked so nobly with his smooth, | Frank Fay a sophisticate in a a Dance "Hour ee Rad slightly acid routine that con- naive world, or vice versa? schmann 0—Maxwell Bouse Cottee Hour O—Kratt Progra 0—Late Evening Weather Fore- cast —Harold Nagel and Orch. —Henry Busse and Orch. eeeztra» |___Tuneinon One of These Stations | TYPEWRITER and BOXED PAPERS 7:15—Good rang aes Melodies WEEK OF MARCH 8 i 30—Cheerlo ; Frequency ; City Station (Megacycies) Hours (E8.T.) Barranquilla HJIABB 6456 to 10 Pt. : : : . i ib—Good Petter Melodies 15—Gospel Binge Baron pe eed Hb rey ag If provided with good paper, office workers can do bet- DE 1176 Sto ITO AM ter work—and more of it, That’s why we use only ae nn oar Eagle-A Office Papers—100% Rag Content Bonds, inex- aoe a Gee pensive Sulphite Bonds, Mimeographs, Manifolds and BSA ie lana Manuscript Covers. 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