The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1936, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1936 Buddy” ts the name o is the name Gf ane the new series| Buddies” and everything points to an/going forth this week-end. to young which dramatizes the thriJling ad-|enjoyable program for both young Sosy SET KFYR-NBC a (Subject to Revision) Tues ape Bt a ae—aoed in; Morning M ‘Melodies rio, eer! o— Bre kfast Club 5——Press Radio News bakes gd Resume and Studio O—Aunt Sammy Here Singer 9:45—Weather and Market: 20: es Hour by U, 8. Marine 12:30—Castion of Homance 12:45—Rochester Civic Orch. Children's Concert 5—Words and Music 1:30—Rhythm Octette 2:00—-Markets, Weather and A. C. Farm News Reporter 2:18—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins 30—Vic ‘and Sade—Crisco Pro “The O'Neills"—Ivory Program ‘Betty and Bob—General Mills 5—Woman's eee Ohad —Ivy Scott, Sin 3: 45—Irish Black Birds Orch. :)0—American Medical Ass'n Pgm. 7:00—Leo “Reisman’s Phillt Oreh., featuring Phil Sally Sin 7:30—Lady Est! or Serenade 8:00—American n Co. ee Ben Burnie and 8:30—The Jumbo—Firechiet Show Hf 00-—Elgin National Watch Co. Pgm. 9:30—To Be Announced 9:45—Talk—Rep. Lioyd Thurston of 10: 90— Weather Forecast 01—Lou Brings sks 10:18—Ruby Newman's anit—gmarienn iegion arty a1:30—snep Field's Orch. 12:00—Silent ‘Wednesday, March 18 a 00—Morning Devotions a anil lorning Melodies ‘Honeyboy and Sassafrass National Farm and Home Hour Larry Cotton, Tenor Dot.and Will —Words and Music 1:30—National Congress Teachers Program rkets, We apie? and A.C. er Parents Vie de erince Program 5—The *ONellie ivory Program Sey & Bob—General Mills . D. Taxpayers Talk sou: S. Navy Band 0—Dreamr of Long 0—Gayle Pa .. Se puter, Singer. S—The Top Hatters Radio News Business Week, Wo- rithe Whole Fi ily B t—Ehdrrolet “Musical Moments” Ts :00—Standard Brands—One bf} so—bedy Reo Prostar Bi eS Meyers Co.—Town Hall 2:00—Armriean Tobacco Co.—"Hit 10:00—Wenther Forecast 10:01—Lenten Meditations 10:15—Weekly Sports Review at Poe ea) Light and Orch. 204 handor Tinssee Rines Orch. 11:30—Lights Out 12:00—Silent uraday, March 19 ti 0o—Mornin Devotions i lorning Melodies Man's 20; Honeymooners 30k Wendel pall 10:30—Studio Repor' 034! er amie Bulietin, Board of the 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins 215—World Bookman 21s :40—Honeyboy and :30—-National Farm 0—Betty and Bob—Gensral 3 5-— Wo! pan's Radia Review | 0—Radii ula o—Twin, at 4:45—The Top 5:00—Flying Time 5:15—Jack Armstrong—G: adio News Foursome ax 20: tO—Late tgvening Weather Fore: 20:01—Harold Nagel and Orch. 30:15—Henry. Busse and Oren. 10:30 —Charies Darnberger ‘and Orch. re ‘on—Ruby We 4 ul jew! 1:30) Beton and Orehy ibidomattent Frida: larch 20 Tite Moralps ere 2 15—Good Morning Melodies = nore a Studi romram Hesume’ a: SomAunT Ba paominale ae pospe! ‘Sing id afr al 'm and Hom: "Hour Fo e8, ite as ana win i Martone ch Singer 1 a's eration of Womr jubs her and A. C. lews Reporter I's Own Ma Perkins 9 ONalile —trory Pro, je! my Beprene a ——onarel Mills phan Annie ‘ f Being Co.—"Bonay Dia of dimmte Mattern eheolet ind omnis 0 co he Cae @lass Co. rch, Birthday City 4) Sea | Rooney Joins Bernie | On St. Patrick’s Day Ben Bernie and All the Lads have returned from Miami to New York in time to have Pat ‘Rooney, famous stage and radio ptar, join them in a Saint Pat- rick’s Day show March 17, from 8 to 8:30 p. m. (CST) over an NBC-KFYR, network. Pat, the singing, dancing, clowning Irish star, is going to help Ben get his Irish brogue all straightened out, and at the same time, Pat again will do one of the famous Irish clog dances that. he did when he had the honor of being the first person to dance before a radio microphone. Listeners again will enjoy the famous Irish skit that Pat Rooney does so well. Sally Singer, well known radio songster, also will be in the show, doing some of the songs she help- ed popularize on various programs. 10:00—Late Evening Weather Fore- t cas To be announced Henry Busse and Orch, mil Coleman and Orci o— fletcher, Henderson and Orch. 11:30—Gene Beecher’s Orch. 12:00—Sllent, Saturday, March 31 orning Bivations Marthe and Hi '5—Metropolitan Opera 0—Billy Bissett and Orc! 100—-Blue Room Echoes :30—Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten Quaker Oats Co. :00—-Moodle Institute Singers. —Press Radio News fe , the Sailor—Wheatena —Hampton Institute Singers Hit Parade—American Tobuceo PL 8:00—Chevrolet Motor Co,—Chevro- Tet Presents Rubinotf and His Violin 8:30—Shell Chateau 9:30-—Weco _ Products—Geo. Olson, Ethel Shutta and Guest Artists 10: geld Barn Dance—Dr, 11:00—Carefree Carnival 11:30—Griff Williams and Orch, 12:00—Silent nday, March 22 $:00—coant to Const on a Bus 9 Radio Pull National Clabs Progr: 10:00—Press Radio News 10 her and Program Resume ‘ard and Muzay, Piano Duo leighbor Nell Major Bowes Capitol Theatre “Party 11:20—Raalo City Music Hal of the a3y osLatheran Hour Magic Key of R. C. A. He 0" “Your English"—Better Speech \ Inet. of America 2:15—Christlan Science Program. 3:30——Harold: Nagel and His Rhumba Mu ovation of Music ram 2145—Kornintko and His Oriental rol 3:00—National Vespers 3 Design for Listening —Pop Concert 4:30—Heart to Heart Hour. §:00—Catholic Hour Lida la Stories from the Book of Books—Provident Life Insurance C 6:00—Jello, arcing Jack Benny 6: pet ah Brands—Bakers B 1:00—Chase ee anborn— Major Bowes Original amateur Hour #:00—Manhattan’ Merry-Go-Round— Lyons 8:30—A7 rican Album of Fumiliar Mublo- Baye! 0. pnorel Motors Corp. Program er Phi Levant gd Orch. ° Fletcher Henderson and Orch. Mi: ‘Tom Coakley and Orch, 12:00—Silent Monday, March 23 qt eel fed ini evotio} 115—Gi ood Morning Melodies man 0—Honeyboy and 8: 0—National Farm harles Sears, ‘Dot and Will ‘American Education Forum Weather and A. C. He o Ys Pup Me Ferkins 180—Vie and Sa risco Program 5—The O'Neillsa—Ivory ‘Erogtam ‘Betty Bob. al Mille n's Radio Review aur It Gxer j im, Bariti soltinlor ‘Radio: Journal” Cadets Quartet |DOWLING, DOOLEY, GOODMAN TEAM FOR NEW RADIO SERIES Revue Will Make Its Debut Over Nation-Wide Network Tues- * day Evening at9 © Eddie Dowling and Ray Dooley, Benny Goodman’s celebrated “swing” orchestra and Helen Ward, songstress, will be brought to the air each Tues~ day on Eddie Dowling’s Revue, which makes its debut over a nation-wide NBC-KFYR network March 17 at 9 p. m. (CST). Making their debut appropriately enough on St. Patrick’s Day, Dowling and Dooley, who are husband and wife, will supply the comedy high- jinks of the new series. Famed as stage headliners for years, Dowling and Dooley are credited with having originated the modern heckling type of humor. Goodman has risen to international fame as an orchestra leader in less than 18 months. It was less than a year and a half ago that the bespect- acled clarinetist organized an or- chestra to audition for a new spon- sored program then being built. He not only won an engagement on the Program but went on to one night club and ballroom triumph after an- other as he toured the United States. His band is known as one of the out- standing exponents of the new “swing” music cycle, now rising s0 rapidly in popularity. Miss Ward, lovely singing star of. the new series, is a New Yorker who has been featured with Goodman’s orchestra since its formation. The Program will originate in the NBC Chicago studios. Barrymore and Dykes Josef Hofmann Will Be Concert Guest Artist Josef Hofmann, generally rated by critics. with _ Pederewski and. Rach-. maninoff pas one of the three great- est living pianists, will be the guest soloist of the concert program Sun- day, March 15. The nation-wide hook-up of 66 NBC-KFYR network stations will broadcast the concert between 9 and 10 p. m (CST). The famed pianist, who also is head of the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, will be heard with the 10-piece symphony orchestra under Conductor Erna Rapee in a program selected from among the works of Wagner, Grieg, Chopin, Liszt, Bizet, Tschaikowsky, Gluck and Griselle. Hofmann’s program will include the most famous of the four Chopin ballades, the Ballade in M major; the Chopin Waltz in D-flat majo: popularly known as the “Mint Waltz”; the Melody from “Alceste” Gluck-Sgambaiti; and the prililane Liszt Polonaise in BE major. The symphony orchestra will open the concert hour with crm March” from oon “Sigurd Jorsal: far.” Following Hofmann’s first ap- pearance on the stage, the orchestra I present the es plapten are cal by the Nocturne and the March. Afte? the mid-concert intermission period, the orchestra has programmed the First Movement from the well- known “Pathetique” Symphony, by Tschaikowsky, and when Hofmann has played his final group of the Gluck and Liszt numbers, will con- clude the hour with the stirring Will Appear Tonight Lionel Barrymore, noted screen actor, and Jimmy Dykes, manager of the Chicago White Sox, head the list of guest stars to be presented by Master of Ceremonies Al Jolson dur- ing the broadcast tonight, March 14, at 8:30 p. m. (OST), over an NBC- KFYR network. Vi Bradley, singing pianist of West Coast night clubs, and Clyde Hager, Hollywood comedian, also will visit at the microphone. Barrymore will be presented in a short character play, while Dykes will bring big league gossip from the win- ter training camp of the White Sox in Pasadena. Some Jolson ditties, smooth or- chestrations by Victor Young and his orchestra, and vocal teamwork by Jack Stanton and Peggy Gardiner completes the entertainment line-up. Gladys Swarthout Will Sing on KFYR Sunday New York, March 14—Songs by Gladys Swarthout, beautiful. mezzo- soprano of the Metropolitan Opera company, and by the world-famous Vienna Boys’ choir, will be broadcast over NBC-KFYR network Sunday, March 15, at 1 p. m, (C8T). Miss Swarthout’s appearance will be one of the few she has made in radio since she returned from Hol- lywood in January after making “Rose of the Rancho” for Paramount, her first starring picture. The Vienna Boys’ choir now is touring the United States, and will teach New York just in time for the broadcast. It is composed of 18 boys under the direction of Father Joseph Schnitt. Dr. Victor Gomboz is the musical director and accompanist. The choir, in this country since January, will sail for Vienna on April 1, at the conclusion of an extended concert tour., Frank Blatk and the NBC Sym- phony orchestr: the Magic Key's flying reporter, and Milton J. Grea master of ceremon- ies, will be heard’ in their usual roles. g—General Mills Radio News. ews ttle Orphan Annie 6:00—DNance ‘Hour a ies Prograw—Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Sinclair Minstrels—Sinclair Ol) —S: Studi — Ray pe Barime ‘8 ‘Cuckoo Clock stern Romabeloy with Edna i LaMoore Waldo. : ; | Tune in on One of These Stations | WEEE or MARCH 15 Barranquilla HJIABB DJA De AHA@neossZePesnne Preq Bathe. Oegaageen Hours (EST) 10 PM. gs 285 au, S o & néSecsbeasas nas cess a 204? Ru sors g- AMVARBORA TANIREHAODOAD ses EsbSsSssss see eoke & oe SghRo8s "OF Jj 11 PM. tol AM. s’ssssats SHeaag> ge zoRkes 7. oRER SSSaSSESS o s Oo a “Rienzi” overture, by Wagner. Colorado’s Story to Be Related od Wednesday The romantic story of Colorado's development as a state, with particu- lar emphasis on the adaptation of an agricultural. system to Colorado's cli- mate, will be featured in a special National Farm and Home Hour pto- gram, Wednesday, March 18, at 11:30 a. m, (CST) over an NBC-KFYR network. The program, which will review the outstanding phases in the develop- ment of the Centennial state's bos cultural and livestock industries, will originate on the campus of Colorado State college, Fort Collins. How ‘SONNY AND BUDDY? MADE POSSIBLE BY LOCAL BAKING FIRM Two Young ung American E Boys, 13 and 15 Years OM, Kidnaped From Home in Texas VAINLY ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE Bismarck Baking Company Has Launched Organization of ~ ‘Wonderloaf Buddies’ Boys and girls throughout the Northwest are warned to tune inf on Station ‘KFYR at 6:15 o'clock (CST) next Wednesday evening, March 18, lest they miss the opening chapter of a adventure series starring two ung American boys who are kid- paged and @ young girl ‘triend of theirs. ‘The new program will be sponsored by the Bismarck Baking Company. ae Adventures of Sonny and Highest Standards ‘ ans well ts the fine creed wherein reverence find fare sco omy of cost are the Golden Rule. PERRY FUNERAL HOME W. E. PERRY 206 Pifth St, Phone 687 —j—— desert areas were put under cultiva- | ———— tion, and similar achievements in ag- ricultural experimentation will be de- scribed ‘by college officials, Among the speakers who will be heard are Dr. Charles A. Lork, presi- Gent of the college; Dean Floyd Cross of ‘the school of agricluture; James R. Miller, experiment: station editor; I. G, Kinghorn, college editor; Mra. Tempting Blanch E. Hyde, home demonstration |° leader; and several other specialists in charge of various research activi+ ties. The famous Colorado Ageie| R.O.T.C. band will play. Romberg and Taylor to Broadcast on Mondays The program with Sigmund Rom- berg and Deems Taylor will be heard over an NBC-KFYR net work one day and 30 minutes earlier than at present, beginning March 16 when the show will switch from Tuesdays to (Mondays at 8:30 p. m. (CST). The concert will remain intact after the change. Romberg and Tay- lor will be heard as usual in their established roles, with singing by Helen Marshall, Morton Bowe and George Britton. “Was your marriage ceremony marked by any unusual incident?” Pat Barrett, NBC’s Uncle Ezra, was asked. “Why, yes,” said Pat, whose wife is Nora Cunneen of the same Program. “We were married in Chi- cago at 10 a. m., and I had to make a matinee in Joliet, so I left my wife at the church to walk home while I jumped into a taxi for the railroad station. She joined me next da; ei ML 8rd St, Phone 877 Casualty Insurance , Surety & Fidelity Bonds Real Estate Loans Rentals W. A. Hart, Manager Toby Ryan loved ex- pensive things—and earned $15 a week. 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Herrick, mal, healthy American boys. Novelty | official aie the baking firm. Letters songs will be sung by the boys throughout the series. and Buddy actually are brothers, 13 and 15 years old. They are kidnaped from their home in ‘Texas by the proprietor of a traveling Medicine show, who sees a chance to profit by adding them to his show. He smuggles them captive for months, Shortly after their kidnap- ing, their young girl friend, Betty, also is involved in their adventures. The attempts of the adventurers to escape provide many of the thrills @nd-much of the suspense in the pro- gram, The sponsor, the Bismarck Baking company, plans to organize a club of boys and girls throughout the terri- tory to be known as “The Wonderloaf General Motors Concert JOSEF HOFMANN PIANIST = RAPEE CONDUCTOR KFYR 9 to1P.m. Sonrate STORIES feet THE BOO! Station eve fever day p.m. 5130-6 gost: 4:30-5 (MST) R. C. 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