The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1936, Page 2

THE ee TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1936 KFYR-NBC Program| (Subject to Revision) ay, April 7 Devotions ‘Tue Lema 1 5G orning Melodies 00d heeri re “Aunt Sammy and Markets. 10: sone Hour by U, 8. Marine He 00—Markets and Police Bulletins 15—World Bookman 20m eyboy and Sassafrai onal Farm and Hi les of Romance our Chil- aA Cc. Orch, dren's C 100—Markets, "Weather and Farm News Reporter. 15—Words and Music Jerry Sears’ Rhythm Octette, —To be announc —Oxydol's Own o=Vie and Sade—Crisco Program e O'Nel Ivory Program —Betey and Bob—General Mills : udio ivy Scott, Singer —The New’ Yorkers American Medical Ass'n Pem. Hugo Mariani's Tango Orch. Flying Time ack Armstrong—General Mills 15—Kay Dolwig, Contralto s 30—“The Diary of Jimmie Mattern’ ‘A Show for the Whole Family You and Your Government Leo Reisman's Phillip Morrts Orch.. featuring Phil Duey and Sally Singer :30—Lady Esther Sere 200—-American Can Ben Burnie and Orch. 30—The Jumbo—Firechtef Sho —Shandor 08—Jimmie Dorsey and Orch. \—Veloz & Yolanda & their orch. ‘Tanned by the Arizona sun and re- point along the wa} freshed by the winds of the Pacific, ' te- Jessica Dragonette will return to the | morrow visiting the Grand Canyon.” air as soloist, Friday, April 10, over|‘Huge crowd welcomed Miss Dragon- an NBC-KFYR network at 7 p. m.jette at station this morning.” “San (CST), after a five-week qanatien, in|Diego proud to entertain Radio the west. Home folks at NBC have | Queen.” ... etc. The petite prima been able to follow her itinerary by|donna has spent much of her time means of wires smd news stories sent |horseback riding, hiking, by her admirers from every stopping ‘and sunning. oe Plate Glass Co, am 9:30—Ralston, Purina — B Betty Moore—Benj. Moore 10:45—Food and Cooking Talk 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins 11:15—World Bookman 0—Honeyboy and Sassafrass (0—National Farm and ‘Home Hour O—Larry Gotten. Tenor 5—Dot and Will 1 aoa Weather and A. C. m News Reporter. 1 s—Words and Music 1:30—National Congress Parents Teachers Program 5—Heart to Heart Hote ‘1 Deeri: Pia: ls }0—Immortal from Book of Books—Provident Life alo. ance Co, 8. Navy Band 0—Twin City Foursome iturday, April 11 :00—Morning Devotions owes Original Amateur Ho’ attan Merry-Go-Round ons 8: — + Hin Md of Familiar 18:80—General Motors Corp. Program —Weather vant and Orch. Radio News ie” oe Radlo News ‘kets and Program Resume, pel Singer O—IGA Program, S—Weather, Aunt Market. :00-—-Onr American Schools—Flor- | 11 ence Hale's Column + Buddy’ he Diary of Jimmie Mattern” 10 A Show for the Whole Family Sammy and] 10 0—Tom Coakley and Orch. 1:30—Lady pe Program 12ibo—Sitent 00—Bristol Meyers Co.—Town Hall ‘on 00—Anericnt Tobacco Co.—"Hit rade" 00—Weather Forecast Lenten Meditations Enoch Light and Orch, 00—Shandor 08—Joe Rines Orch. 30—~-Lights Out 10—Silent 30-2 a. Mg Devotions florning Melodies Monday, April 13 7:00—Mornin if ‘ds and Music. ae id Tech Symphony Orch. 5 ing ft oa Markets, and Poltce Bulletins ‘World Bookman Devotions jorning Melodies it Clud 0—Press Radio News 5—-Markets and Program Resume. 15—Gospel Singer '30—Or, Program :45—-Weather, Aunt Sammy and ooners dell Hall statue Reporter ‘pee if ig Bulletin Board of the larkets and Police Bulletins tad ‘1d Bookman ty Sears, Tenor will Weather and A. C. ‘Farm News Reporter, 5—American Education Forum 0—Melodies 0—To be announced, 5—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 0—Vic and Sade—Crisco Program S—The O'Neills—Ivory Program 1d Bob—General Mi :15—Western Romancing With Ed- na LaMoore Waldo 0—Studio wn 0—Hampton Institute Singers 0—Hit Parade—American Tobacco rolet Motor Co.—Chevro- Aiteaae Rubingff and His 8: 30—Shell "Chate: Wi Pro juct Ethel Shutta ahd Ge G 10:00—National Agta Mi Barn Dance—! yy Riamer It Over Ms Krai , Cell cand Will rie Weather ane a Cc. unced ‘The Diary of Jimmie Mattern” A, Show for, the Whole Family 5—Chevrolet 1M ram and Program Resume rd and busty, Plane Due ighbor Nel Major Bowes Capitol Theatre marty of Wisconi 11: 10—Reale City Music Hall of the Alumni Association Pi eset orphan “Annie dress by President F. D. e ety Hat N. D, Farmers Union Program In agnolle Blossoms “C Tune in on One of These Stations WEEK OF APRIL 5 of Jimmie A Show for the Who! pon ‘Da He seed pEReee EE SSSSseses ss oopesess weSessesssass eskEsss J eats ational Mpasie and” Home Hour WA Goren: Singer. Weather and A. C. ay mean porter. ard vie 8 ay ° ltrs ‘of Wom- a ors Te Peer ht ee ExeSsSssss ~~ Ko sorerecs sesesse “ssoes pestae Zu, ES ta al o20] PM. 13 11 PM. tol AM. MM. nes Seaaura On-caneosszZe 2588 sssasesss mow URGES CAPITAL | CAPITAL CITY Harry Richman Will Be Guest of Ethel |®#ss° neute ing TO ASSIST FAVORITE BY TELEPHONE VOTE Residents May Register Tele- phonic Ballots During Pro- gram By Calling 8000 GIVES NEW ARTIST CHANCE Says Amateurs Can't Stand Rehearsing and Must Be Made to Feel at Ease By. MAJOR EDWARD BOWES Sundey, April 5, will be Bismarck night on my Amateur Hour. Special telephone equipment has been in- stalled so that listeners in your city can vote for their favorites while Not only the actual entertainment which these amateurs offer the lis- the fact that they are en- battling i : lee tall tent on doing # good Job. Tt is this ae group that wins the majority of votes. They are the students, the ones who always have hoped and Somehow I find it more difficult to ring the gong on this type of “ama- teur.” I have been # student myself, and I know the feeling of trying to convince a judge of my abilities. Can't Stand Rehearsing Amateurs cannot stand rehearsing. after 11 years of conducting a pro- fessional I started the Ama- teur Hour. I like to feel that it is a definite contribution to radio enter- nition of ordinary folks. It is in them that other ordinary folks are most interested, and as Lincoln ssid—“God must have loved them, He made 50 Shutta, George Olsen on Anniversary Harry Richman, famous Broad- way entertainer, will be the guest of Ethel Shutta and George Ol- sen (who, ineidentally, will be cel- ebrating the eve of their 10th wedding anniversary) during the Celebrity Night program tonight, April 4, over an NBC-KFYR net- work at 9:30 p. m. (CST). The broadcast also will be the last of the series from the NBC Chicago studios. The following week, Olsen and Miss Shutta will be heard from the new NBC stu- dios in Hollywood, where the Ol- sen musical troupe will open an engagement at the Cocoanut Grove. : Like Olsen hoot banged whose guests he , Richman formerly appeared in the Ziegfeld “Follies.” This however, was only after a long and frequent dis- couraging climb from a small job with a Chicago music publisher through several engagements as Pianist for vaudeville acts and White's “Scandals.” he was accompanist for Mae West in vaudeville. Richman appeared in four editions of the “Scandals” and numerous other Broadway shows. He:also starred in motion pictures and on the air and is the composer of some 25 popular songs, including “Walking My Baby Back Home” and “There Ought to Be a Moonlight Saving Miss Shutta and Olsen met while appearing in the “Follies” and were married in New York April 5, 1926. They plan to stage something of an informal anni- versary celebration during Sat- urday’s broadcast. Smith Ballew Will Be Reunited With Victor Young on Chateau Hour Today Smith Ballew will be reunited with his old friend and fellow- musician, Victor Young, when he becomes master of ceremonies on the Chateau program each Satur- tonight. Young will 8:30 to 9:30 p. m. (CST), while Ballew will be the singing star as started on Broadway when Ballew made his first appearance in the east after Playing with Ben Pollock’s ar- chestra in Chicago and with Ted Mills Brothers to Be Guests of Ben Bernie ‘The Mills Brothers, four boys and a guitar, are going to bring their hot the program, April 7, at 8 p. m. (CST) over the NBC-KFYR network. After returning to the United States & sensational European tour t included a command perform- “Ma Perkins’ Getting Education in Flowers “Ma Perkins’” visit to the world’s that more information on the subject of flower growing was written into the script. with the March 20 pro- gram, “Ma” learned all about the Zinnia, which has been called Amer- omy of cost are the Golden Rule. PERRY FUNERAL ~ HOME W. E. PERRY 208 Fifth St. * Phone 687 Why not use (Colored STATIONERY? Business Letters on Colored Paper attract more attention LET US SHOW YOU SAMPLES Fon tay teste ernct eniant BISMARCK :CK TRIBUNE COMPANY Stationery Dep't, ee ee At this time Ballew’s. singing voice was “discovered” by NBC program executives and he joined ‘Young’s orchestra in making phonograph recordings. Later the new star organized his own New York City band and played at the Villa Vallee and broadcast sev- eral times weekly over NBC net- works, Ballew organized his first or- chestra in hisshome town, Sher- man, Texas. An old colored. min- strel taught him to play his first instrument, a 75-cent mandolin. Later he joined his brother, who “plunked” on a mail order house guitar, and they gathered a group of musicians together. A few years later the Ballews worked their way through the University of Texas with orchestra engage- ments, and after graduation went east for successful tours. ica’s favorite flower. She heard the of the Zinnia since the time it was first found growing wild in Mexico, and how it was brought to its present perfection. Other inter- esting facts about the cultivation of flowers were written into the script, such as the function of bees in the Pollination of flowers, etc.” All information is authoritative, and should be of interest to gardeners whether amateur or professional. “Ma Perkins” is heard daily except Saturdays and Sundays over KFYR at 2:15 p. m. (CST). “The Crucifixion” Sunday, April 5 One of the series of “IM- MORTAL STORIES FROM THE BOOK OF BOOKS” Station KFYR every Sun- day p.m. 5180-6 (CST); 4130-5 (MST) It’s the Rage The Radiette Four-tube table model radio set $12.95 French & Welch Hardware 306 Main Phone 141 REANICTOR Lil vik Vali le INSTRUMENT BACKED ya LIBERAL GUARANTEE We believe thot this RCA Auto Radio is the finest instrument ever produced for the money — and we stand behind it with a four-square guarantéeand service policy. Come in and investigate! The radio measures less than nine inches square, has the tone and power of manya seven tube console, is easy toinstall,and $34.95 6 plete only .. HOSKINS-MEYER Bismarck, N. Dak. Emanuel List, basso of the Metro- Ppolitan Opera, will be the soloist on ee, concert over an NBC-KFYR net- work, Sunday, April 5, from 9 to 10 p. m. (CST). He Will be the first bass soloist of the current series. include selections from the works of Handel, Rubinstein, Mendelssohn, Verdi, Tschaikowsky, Flegier, Rossini, Schumann and Fischer. For the opening number, Rapee has scheduled the March from Handel's “Water Music.” For his first num- bers, List has selected “Le Cor” (“The Horn”) by Flegier and “La Calunnia” (“A Calumny”) .from. Rossini’s opera, “The Barber of Seville.” The orches- tra will conclude the first part of the concert with the famous Rubinstein work, “Kamennoi-Ostraw.” Following the brief intermission talk at the half. hour, the orchestra will introduce the second part of the concert with the Scherzo from Men- delsoohn’s “Scotch” Symphony. For his second appearance, List has pre- “Tl Lacerato Spirito” from Verdi's opera, “Simone Boccanegra,” the stirring narrative song by Schu- mann, “Die Beiden Grendiere” (“The Two Grenadiers”) and Fisher's “Deep in the Cellar,” one of the best known bass songs ever Written. The orches- tra will end the hour's music with Tschaikowsky’s “Capriccio Italien.” April Showers to Be Theme of Barn Dance Apri] Showers will be the theme of the National Barn Dance program tonight, April 4, at 8:30 p. m., (CST) over an NBC-KFYR, network. Uncle Ezra will introduce Max Terhune, “The Hoosier Mimic,” who will bring spring to the radio with his famous bird imitatons. The en- semble will offer a medley including “Riding Around in the -Rain” and “Ym Always Chasing Rainbows” and Lucille Long, irc taigert py by the oc- tette and orchestra, will sing “A G: den in the Rain.” Lulu Belle and Sky- land Scotty's novelty number will be “Seventeen Come Sunday.” Uruguay ranks next to Russia in government control of business, ooo Attention, Masons: Regular meeting Monday, April 6, 1936, at 7:30 p. m. Sojourners will exemplify M. M. degree for four candidates. Lunch. R. C. FORSYTHE “The One-Trip Plumber” Plumbing—Heating—Gas-Fitting Estimates furnished — All work guaranteed—Done by Licensed ‘and Qualified Plumbers. 719 Fifth St, Phone 1887 Its No Secret That All the Boys and Girls in the Northwest are getting a big wallop out of the Adventures of “SONNY and BUDDY!” each Wednesday and Friday at 6:15 p. m. (CST) Over Statfon KFYR Presented by BISMARCK BAKING co. Makers of “Wonder Loat” * Tomorrow is * BISMARCK NIGHT ON MAJOR BOWES’ famous and original AMATEUR HOUR Sponsored by CHASE & SANBORN DATED COFFEE Station KFYR and every Sunday 7 P.M. night thereafter YOUR VOTE HELPS SELECT THE STARS OF THE FUTURE “DOWERS HOTEL Flash! e Finest of Foods e Tastefully Prepared © At Economical Prices THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Beaders can always get their paper at the News Stand tm the POWERS HOTEL, FARGO.