The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1936, Page 2

IKFYR-N BC Program| oF (Subject to Revision) Tuesday, Aug. 11 7:00—Breakfast Club 8:00—Press Radio News 8:05—Alden Edkins, Basso 8:15—Vien Sextette $:45—Organ Pem. se 8:30—Josh Higgins of Finchville 9:00—Markets, ‘Program Resume and World Bookman 9:15—Sweethearts of "ine alr 9:30—House Detective 9 10:00—Markets, Weather O'Lakes Program 10:15—Merry Madcaps 1 Mills. S—Walter Blaufuss and Orch. and Land Ji Churches—Gen- e tH 45—Betty and Bob—UGeneral Mills 1:00—Markets and Police Bulletins Weather News Reporter varian Orch. Manhattan Guardsmen —Midweek Hymn Sing Press Itadio News jackie Heller, Singer 10—Console Capers 5:15—Voice of ‘oducts: Be Announced News 6: an—Studio 6:30—Lady Esther Serenade Own Ma Perkins . Hessberger's Original Ba- Dorothy Dreslein, Soprano Experience—Wasey and Baseball 7.00—American Can Co Pgm featur- ing Ben Bernie and Orch —To Be Announced BU String Symphony N: mim. Pem. j—Nano Rodrigo’s Orch. 9:30—Leo Relsman's, Orch, 10,00—Weather Forecast 10:01—Shandor 10:08—Andy Sanella & Orch. 9:30—Lou Bring and: Orch. 00—Fletcher Henderson 11:39—Alfred Barr and Orch. 12.v0—Silent Wednenday, Aug. 13 7:00—Breakfast Club R:0t—Press Radio News $:05—Walter Cassel, j—1936 Olympic Games 8 ‘4 5—Organ Program World Bookman 5—Sweethearts of the Air \—Joan and the Escorts Baritone Philip Morrta, —Josh Higgins of Finchville —Markets, Program Resume and 9:45—Voice of Experience. Wasey Products Co. 10:00—Markets, Weather and Aunt Sammy —Merry Madcaps eral Mills. —Hymns of All Churches—Gen- a 45—Betty and Bob—General Mills 15—Dot and Will 11:30. 12:30—Musical Varieties 1:00—Markets, Weather Farm News Reporter 00—Markets and Police Bulletins National Farm and Home Hr | and AC} 1:15—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 1:30—Vic and Sade—Crisco The O'Neilis—ivory Boys 2:45—Marguerite Padula, ed McKenzie, 15—Hazel Johnson 30—Press Radio News —Dorothy Page, Singer 45—Three Scamps 5:00—Otto Thurn’s Orch. 5:15—Brad and Al dwin C. Hill cal News cores 6:00—One Man's Brands 6:30—Lady Esther Serenade 7:00—Town Hall 0 9:00—Chevrolet “Musical Pem hil Ohman’s Orch. Veather forecast —Lights Out King’s Jesters j—Sandy Williams Orch. 30—Jack Russell's Orch. 2 :00—Silent men’s Radio Review :30—Gene Arnold and the Ranch Pure Oil Super Singers Singer Valter Logan's Musicale Baritone 36 Olympic Games Resumes and Baseball Family—Standard Tonight—Bristo! Parade—American Moments” 10: 00—Markets, Sammy 19:15—Merry Madcaps 10:30—-Hymns of All Churches—Gen- eral Mills. 10:45—Betty and Bob—General 1 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins t1:15—Dot and Will Varieties ws Reporter 330—-NBC Light Opera :30—Answer Me This 5—Tune Twisters Products 5:30—Edwin $:46—Local Scores a :00—-Fleischmann Hour 00—Lanny Ross Presents Maxwell House Showboat 100—Kraft Program peeera v-3 evue estes et ir Hend 9:4b—Jessio ‘Crawford. < Ori 10:00-—Weather forecast yr seminars geaere Orch. s jocgeck faa eS Orch. 300—Bilen: Friday, Aug. 14 100—Breakfast Club 0—Olympic Games $—-Organ Program :00-—Markets, World okman 5—Sweethearts of 0—Bromleigh Hous: jb—Voice of sent ae ‘a se ny rr cape o—! i po hatcnat Davies, (12:46—General Bederatio Weather and Weather and A. cker—Genera) Mills Bob—General Mills Police su! Mille Farm and Home Hour c Own Ma Perkins ion—tsae Olympic Games Resumes H sole Cap. 1eVolce of TEs perience—Wasey . Hill News and Baseball ‘sm. Resume and hing DANCE TONIGHT AT THE TAVERN BO’ GOOD FLOOR LER SKATING SUNDAY | 1:30—Vie an ae Crisco Program 145—The 07 wore 2:00—Wome Revi 2:30. ge bl Arnold and they Ranch Boys 45—Strolling Songsters Alrbi 3:30—Lucile Manners and Terri La Francon! 4:00—1936 Olympic Games Resumes 4:158—Midge Willia inger 4:30—Vrens Radio Ne 4:35—Dorothy Page, Singer 45—Norsemen nec Mary Small, Sing ‘Roberts, Johnson. ry Rand Pgm. Roy Campbell's Royalists News and Baseball #.00—Cities Service Program 7:00—Ford Motor Co. Dealers ®ro- gram, Fi . 7:30—Clara, $:00—Ry-Krisp Pp ley 8:15—"News for Voters"—Rep. Nat'l ‘om. 8:30—Great Lakes Symphony Oreh. 8:45—Klein & Gilbert, Piano Duo 9:00—Chevrolet “Musical Moments” Program 15—Larry Funk's Orch. —NBC Music Guild 45—Safety on the Highways Cam- palgn Program an 2:00—Silent Saturday, Aug. 15 7:00—Breakftast Club News pic Games Program Resume and okman 9:15—Sweethearts of the Air 9:30—Jerry Sears and His Orch. 10:00—Markets, weather and Aunt Sammy 10:16—Springtime 10:30—Words & Music 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins 11:15—Old oo and His Radio :30—Kaltenineyer' Quaker Oats —1936 Olympic Games Resumes 0. 15 6:00—Henri Deering, Pla 6:15—El Chico Spanish Revue 6:30—Goldman Band Progi —Jimmy Lunceford’s 415—Ford V-8 Revue National Barn Dance Program v— Weather forecast b s 5 ES < 4: = 3 Fi 9 3 = Sunday. Aun. 16 . 00—String Quintet 8:30—Melody Pallette 0—Press Radio News —Weather & Program Resume Ward and Muzzy ty 10 refi City Music Hall of the r 11:30--Highlights of the Bible 12:00—Radio Corp. of America Pro- m ilbert Seldes, loister Bells 0—Heart to Heart Hour —Sunday Vespers 2:30—Senator Fishface and Prof. Figsbottle 3:00—All-American Soap Box Derby 0—Egyptian Choral Club 0—Catholic Hour —Talks by Alistair Cooke Claremont Inn Orch, 0—Jello Summer Show 0—Twilight Musicale o—Major Bowes’ Original ir Hour LE oo—Manhattan Merry-Go-Round— rr. Lyons 7:30—American Album of Familiar Music—Bayer Aspirin 8:00—Nat’l Camp Program From Interlocken, Michigan, Baseball Scores ress Radio News Commentator 4 4 5 5: 6 Ama- are Shandor 9:30—Barnsdall Refining Co. pre- sents Colonel Courtesy. Walter Cassel, ibate $:15—Viennese World Bookman $:15—Metropolitan Echoes 9:45—Volce of Experience — Wasey Products Co. 10:00—Markets, Aunt Weather Merry Madcap :30—Hymna of ‘au "Churches—Gen- eral Mills. 0:45——Betty and Bob—General bitty Sammy and e 2:30—Gene Arnold and the” Ranch joys S—Alice Jov, Popular Singer o—Let'a Talk It Over O—Jerry Sears and Orch. 0—Flying Time 5—Don Jose, Singer Pi Radio News aes Singer Products regular annual 10, uae end piigetner and Lané nati from =. Mone A se | Gay and Tecpda7, August 2 ang 11 tonal orm one | Home Hour of Wo- Weather and A. C|_ County mp: $00—Knighis of Columbus Interna tional Pem. $:15—Brad and Al 5:45—Baseball. News 06—Jolly Coburn and Orch. Scores and 8:15—Rep. Nat'l Comm. News for Voters Lakes Symphony Orch. wlet “Musical Moments” 08—G Beecher’s Orch. 30—-Herman Middleman and Orch. 00—Fletcher H. on and Orch. pegay’s Music TEACHERS EXAMINATION Notice is hereby given that ti for be fm the County Court Reem fea Sr tute Bismarck. North Da- kota, 6:30 a. m. to B ‘Thete whe wish te take the ex- ret Gort Sa arentet prompt | fohaete, BORON Cots tiatanes! S*5et: actual magistrat as a young States, ill suddenly. WILL BE HEARD OVER KFYR ON MAGIC KEY PROGRAM FOR WEEK Has Played in Every ‘Big Time’) Variety House in English- Speaking World WALLER’S BAND WILL PLAY! Cincinnati Opera Company Will Join Broadcast From Home City Through WLW New York, Aug. 8.—Walter C. Kelly, famous in vaudeville for more than 30 years as “The Virginia Judge,” the Cincinnati “Fats” Waller, Opera I have never heard a Canadian re- fer to an American as a “foreigner. He is just an “American.” the same way, in the United States Canadians are not “foreigners,” “Canadians.” Phone 106 company, popular Negro rhythm expert, will be presented as guest headliners of the Magic Key pro- gram Sunday, Aug. 9, (C8T) over the NBC-KFYR network. Only once in his career as an en-| tertainer did Kelly step out of his judicial role, to play a leading part, in the Pulitzer Prize play, Your Houses,” three years ago. “Virginia Judge,” modeled after an whom Kelly knew in, gave him a role which he has played in every “big time” variety house throughout the English speaking world. philosopher and shrewd wit his com- ments on the imaginary cases and prisoners passing before him are filled with humor and wisdom. A brother of George Kelly, noted playwright, and of Jack Kelly, single- sculling champion of the United “The Virginia Judge” launched on a successful career when Marie Dressler, whom he was sup- porting in a vaudeville act, was taken Kelly went on alone, and to fill up time began telling stories of things he had witnessed in the old judge's courtroom. ‘The Cincinnati Opera company, a famous musical organization in the middle west, will join the broadcast from their home city, through the! facilities of WLW. studios, the musical pendulum will swing to the other extreme for the __ | eccentric and syncopated arrange- ments of Waller's orchestra. The program also will include con-j tributions from its regular partici- pants, the NBC Symphony orchestra/ conducted by Frank Black, and John) B. Kennedy, NBC news commentator. Kennedy's talk will originate from the Lincoln Memorial bridge in Mil- waukee, a vantage point for historical comment on such pioneer explorers of America as LaSalle, Pontiac and Marquette. at 12 noon In the New York That simple little distinction illustrated to me better than anything else the relationship between our two countries —Franklin D. Roosevelt, on Canadian trip. For Sale! Good BRIGHT Feeding HAY and Ready to Sail seu in Barrel The three men in a tub were pikers alongside Ernest Biegazski, 45, Buffalo, N. Y., war veteran, who plans a yachting trip across the Atlantic in the oversized barrel with which he 1s shown above. The huge keg will be equipped with radio, @ keel. sail, and 60 days’ supply of food and water for the ocean crossing. Married and father of two, Biegazski spent his $1000 bonus money for the bar- rel, hoping to make inquisitive Europeans pay to see it. THE “Both - His president, * 8 *% As a wise Selfish plugging of highbrow music by schoiars, professional artists, etc.,| hard to get, I suppose. The hope of the world rests on the | amounting to about 1 per cent of the way in which we prepare those of the| public, has discouraged the other 99 next géneration for their duties and! per cent. — Sigmund Spaeth, music responsibilities. — Lena M. Phillips, | critic. International Federeation of Business and Professional Women. se % it the Almighty Dollar? Stingo—I .wonder why people call Goober—Because it is so almighty was Don’t miss this festival of fun and frolic Festival Dance Saturday Night, Aug. 8 ih Asbridge Barn (Six miles north of Radio Station KFYR) MUSIC BY THE WHITE JACKETS - FOR SALE And, in they ing. telephone 205 or 1963. Also Complete Line of Concentrates, Never Fails Poultry Feeds, Whole and Ground Grains and Flour. Dacotah Seed Company Bismarck, N. Dak. 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