The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1936, Page 2

acue DON COSSACK | MALE}! GROUP 1S FEATURED! WITH BiG SYMPHONY Russian Singers Will Be Heard in Hour-Long Concert Be- ginning at 9 P. M. ARE LEAD BY SERG JAROFF “Marriage of Figaro’ by Mozart |s Opening Number Selected by Erna Rapee One of the most remarkable organ- izations in concert hall history will sing as the feature of the second of the new series of concerts from New York's famous Carnegie Hall, Sun- day night, Sept: 20. More than 60 stations of the NBC-KFYR network will transmit the hour-long program at 9 p. m. (CST). The internationally renowned sing- ers known as the Don Cossack Rus- sion Male Chorus comprise the group that will appear with the Symphony orchestra, under the baton of Erno Rapee, in this second concert. Their appearance so early in this series sig- malizes the sponsor’s new policy of presenting occasionally striking mus- ical features of a kind not hitherto attempted in this type of broadcast concert, The singing by the Cossacks will be their first appearance in the United States this season, The group arrived in New York from Europe, Sept. 18. Led by Serg Jaroff, the 36 Cossacks ‘who compose the chorus have reached ® position in the music world where the critics are almost unanimous in declaring the singers to be the for, ost chora] group in ie world. e us ison vty’ “and seldotn able to qe E uncert in any city more than once in each one or two years. Inevitably, the demand for tickets to their recitals is too great for the capacity of the halls. The contributions of the Don Cos- sacks to the program wili be, of course, entirely Russian. On their first appearance on the Carnegie Hall stage they will sing two numbers— the “Credo” by Gretchaninoff, and the Tchesnokoff song entitled “The Little Ditch.” For their second pearance, Conductor Jaroff has al ranged a group of three numbers— the “Song of the Inidan Guest” from the Rimsky-Korsakoff opera, “Sad- ko"; and the two folk: songs, “Dub!- nushka” and one titled simply, “Old Cossack Song.” , To open the concert, Mr. Rapee has programmed for the resin, the overture to Mozart's “The Marriage of Figaro.” After the Don Cossacks sing for the first time, the orchestra will play the prelude to Wagner's immortal “Tristan and Isolde,” and then ,excerpts from “The Damnation Faust,” by Berlioz. When the chorus has completed its second con- tribution to the concert, the orches- tra will conclude the hour with Chabrier’s “Espana” Rhapsody. W.C.T.U. Will Elect New State Officers Grand Forks, Sept. 19.—(#)—A dis- trict president's conference, directed ‘by Mrs, Elias Porter, and election of} ;, officers were scheduled for Saturday's session of the state Women’s Chris- tian Temperance Union convention. Also on the program was a state di- rectors’ conference, with Mrs. Nellie M. Cross as chairman. Mrs, Ida B. Wise Smith of Evans- ton, Ill, national president of the W.C.T.U., declared nullification of the prohibition law in North Dakota would have national significance, and urged the members to “get out and vote” in the coming election and defeat the referendum, seeking to make liquor Frazier on Senate’s Investigating Group Washington, Sept. 19.—(?)—Senator ‘Lynn Frazier of North Dakota Sat- urday was a member of the special “senate committee investigating cam- paign expenditures. Frazier succeeds Genator Robert M. LaFollette, Jr., of ‘Wisconsin, who resigned because he thad been named chairman of the na- dional - Progressive conference sup- porting President Roosevelt and could mo longer serve on the committee. UN DAY _ General Motors Concert; ERNO RAPEE CONDUCTOR DON COSSACKS FAMOUS GuSSIAN MALE CHORUS GUEST ARTISTS KFYR—8 P. M. 5:13—Unele Bera =m —Literary Digest io ‘30—Studio fteporter 45—Walter Blaufuss and Orch. ‘kets, Weather and Aunt IKFYR-NBC RFYR-NBC Program|! jubject te Revisten) rpery read 3 —Prese Radio Py tonal Committee 1 Farm ané Home Ur. and Markets Young's xydol's Own Ma plat Vie and Sude—Cri —The ONeliis—ivory | tem —Women’s Radio Ri ry Pe urlionn ROURKE: Hickory j—Matinee Musicale Orch. Philip Morris, rch, 10:00—Weather Worecast + Brewing Through the Keyhole ‘Lou Bring and Orch. n's Cotton Club Orch. s —Markets, ‘Progr: im Resume and World Bookma: io Voice of Experience. Wasey 0. Products Co. s, Weather and Aunt id Dickinson, montane Weather and Markets Young’ b—Oxy aor ‘2 Own oe earkina Vie a a de—C! 1 ory Alina eitcnell, Singer —Jackie Heller, Singer . Nat’! Comm. Radio of Romance amps Johnson “Treasure T! Radio i—Lady Esther Serenade Hall Tonight—Bristo! Parade—American Tobacco Co 9:00—chevrolet year —Phit] Ohman's ee Ww Brewing ‘Through the Keyhole” Donahue & Orch. Out 3 Jesters Wittams Orch. 1's Or Progra Program Resume and Bookman jammy 10:15—Jack and Lorett u eer ens of All Mill ral se. 10:: 45 —Betty and Bob—Genera! Mills i larkets and Polic ui M1: ag ‘Food for ‘Ti cratic National Com: ie 30—National irae and Hom Hour lo. 2:30—-Republican National Commit- Pgm. Hickory ht Opera ‘Ensemble Nation pe 10:00—Weather Forecast 10:01—Gluek Brewing Co.—Sports 30—Josh Higgins of Finchville 10:06—Henry Busse and Orch. 10:30—Altred Barr and Orch. Sammy. 1 12:00—Bilent 10:00—-Weather forecast 10:01—Giuek Brewing Co.—Sports 10:06—Lou Bring and Orch. 10:30—Xavier Cumat and Orch. “Tea Alem City Music Hall of the ‘arm porter a0 SOPSE Young's As) 15 —Oryao's Own Ma Perkins \de—Crisco Dr, Lyons New 1937 PHILCO with the Foreign Tuning System! ‘We're meking it extra easy for pou to own 2 new 19$7 Philco! Get our special terms—eed bad ovt sbdut the sew Philco For eige Tuning Systtes that eliminsses guesswork ... thet permits you to tune by sane, quickly ead eatily ... that brings you many ioe foreign seins! And this sew Phils 610}°—s sseamlined Console. ‘nkatjsiee Pld bial duis hank gas si eaten Free Bemonstretion—Liberal Frede-ias! TAVIS MUSIC COMPANY 5 O—Fleccher Henderson & Orch. bi te a Organist Metropolitan Opera Star of L: tear dine Orch. Two Seasons wn Be Fea- 58 indy, Willlama Orch. tured by Magic Key rry Gardens Orch. i80Eifeae Kirsten Flagstad, whose sensational triumphs at the Metropolitan Opera | Brussels during the last two seasons have| Budapest catapulted her into fame and favor throughout the music world, will be — Aircs the featured artist on the Magic Key ) Cart program Sunday, Sept. 20, at 12:00 noon (CST) singing to her American Tadio audience over the NBC-KFYR |Geneva network via RCA transatlantic facili- ‘ties from Stuttgart, Germany. narag Since the close of the last Metro- —Jack and Loretta Clemens politan Opera season, Mme. Flag- }0—Betty Crocker—General Mille | stad has confined her profeasiona] ac- Leathe and beside | Mills | tivities to five appearances at Lon- and Police Bultetine | don’s Covent Garden Opera, a debut teu Lees ee last week, and a kot 6; jut al scheduled for the yeel BH5—A, C. Farm "Rewe, pteporter, | of her broadcast. Her busy of 1:00—Pepper Young’s Famlly=Ca-| Concerts and opera performances in the United States this season made it advisable for the prima-donna to de- cline many European engagements for necessary rest and recreation. Frank Black and the NBC Sym- Phony Orchestra again will be featur- ed‘on the Magic Key on this date, with John B, Kennedy, commentator, in a news spot, and Milton J. Cross announcing. Entertainment in the lighter vein will be supplied by “Doc” Rockwell, fs pccknsopl ae), Mane popular stage comedian; the Dixie- “Treasure Tro fasper Reard s1s—tn le Esras Radio Station— paneer ane) a : Mills| Reardon, one-time member of the oe ali =| Cincinnati Symphoy. steel is 6:00—«1 said to have been t! irst_ musician Hee ee ete or ase. pro. | to adapt the harp to jazz. He will in- gram. Fred Wi pies an@ Orch, | troduce several “hot harp” selections | Rio de Janeiro cae Be A fo Be Announced during the 11:30—Eddie Fitspatrick and Orch, Red Grang: 4 £:45—Pure Oil Supersingers 12:00—Sllent 9:00—Chevrolet “Musical Moments” day Sept. 38 rogram Me 9 s—Literary Digest Poll—Good-| 7:00—Mornii Devotions oe d eer nlns. Melodies gét-Me-Not Drive 7:30—Chi '—Leon Navarro’s Orch. 8:1 do Bresktast Club He 45—Safety on the Highways Cam- 00—Press Radio News mn Program ‘Through the Keyhole 45—Organ Program Pes aed Reoo was kere, Weather and Aunt 10:15—-Studio O—Jimmy Grier’ Urea o 10: 30—Hymos, of all Churches—Gen- Mills 10:45—Votce of Experience—Wasey roducts olice Bulletins 48 —Orlginalitien Program Resume ané Worle Bookman of the Air pean Family—Ca- 15—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins 30—Vic and Sade—Crisco 45—The O'Neilis—Ivory 00-—Women’s Radio Review dio 0—Republican Nat'l Comm. Pgm, farm and Hom Let's Ta! es rece ang tone mene] $ASrusee yo 45—Collegians Ceneunns peicropbens 00—Education in the News = ‘Don dose, Singer f =Varietles | Revie Jack Armstrong—Ceneral Mills eB d0—Mary Small, Singer Exra’s Radio Stn, \—To Be Announced 3—Chevyolet Musical Moments 1:00—Fibber McGee and Molle—S. C. Johnson 30—Firestone Program Grenadiers bat 1} scores t Lakes Symphony Orch. Evening Weather Fore- cast 10:01—Gluek Brewing C 5 ) 9:00—! Through the Key Hole 3:00—National Barn Dance Program 10:08—dentiomen ot Riythim Through the Keyhol tH do—attent The crop reporting board at Wash- ington says the 1936 peach crop will be about 43,000,000 bushels, approxi- mately 10,000,000 less than in 1935, casion of 10th Anniversary FRI, - SAT. - SUN. 0—Highlights of the Bible 0—Magie Key of RCA o—American Gas Machine Co.|! vou can solve this rogram. mystery... s—Clolster Bells if you can explain HOW A DEAD jold Star Mothers Program ‘ontinental Oll Co., Carveth|| MAN CAN ANSWER A TELE- Wells 3:30—Heart to Heart Hour PHONE! 4:00—Ry-Krisp Presents Marion ‘alley 4:30—Home Harmonies—Acme White Lead and Color Works 5:00—Catholle Hour 5:30—Talk—Alistair Cooke 5:45—Armchair Quartet 0—Jel fe ja nny 6:30—Twilight Musicale j 7:00——Good Will Court—Chase & Sanborn 3:00—Manhattan Merry Go Round— $:30—American Album of Familiar Music—Bayers Agpirin Hie aera Concert as $64.95 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth St, and Ave. B, uy, L. Jackson Minister Be “he earch school. Su “The Everts clans for adulte, The Quain class for young The Tuxis class for high school age. The primary department, Mrs. Wor- Eiizal eth Rasen. le, sele Ottery, selected, Anthem, the church choir. “A Forward Looking sergt “A. Boul The evening nervice of the church and the young people's hour follow- ‘Ing are sponsored and attended by the young people of the church and they invite you to attend. night a church night for high idea's, rare iefellowship. and a worthwhile h. World Wide Guild for all young women of the church at thé church. Delicious Comedy - Delightful Romance. A feast of fun. HERBERT MARSHALL ARTHUR “If You Could Only Cook” —Added— “The Three Stooges” in a Riot of Laughs “A-Pain in the Pullman” SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY WOULDN 1 “TW htl MOOR the Aig Wey, Nal . PANE HITE TOM a | a0 Pie, 4:50 to to 10:45 PM. ef Soe Bee a = 3 e 2 BE Es-9 2 Ss A] is oF & ~ k s 3 = 5 315 P.M. Thursday » 3:30 to 5 PM. ASOs Geenesan pee 58 Fume e z 03 05: jundays 5:30 to 9:30 P.M. ee Ops Forum for young men in , $10 Griffin St. at 3 p. m. FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH ‘The Chyrch mala a Message for Beyenty at Rosser A, Lemke, Minister ‘Prayer service. 10 m.—Sunday school, Mrs. Floyd ene Supt. 11:00 m,—Public worship, Mrs. J. Ww. Bischot, pianist. Sermon ee the pastor, “What Is resenting the “Heart rt KFY! ig people's service, 43ievening Bh Bvangel iit men's chorus: ing. hid” O'Come Home ensagé by the pastor: “The Word We Need to Hear. GRAND FORKS COUPLE HURT qlittle Falls, Minn., Sept. 19.—(?)— Olaf M. Muus, 60, Grand Forks, N. D., city commissioner, and his wife were recovering in & hospital Saturday from injuries suff in an automobile- truck collision Friday. Attaches said the couple probably would be released within a week. A church has been incorporated in California to operate a chain of hotels and a baseball league. LAST TIMES TODAY JEAN Bane ene WORECAST For Bismarck pee at and Sunday; ag tonight and sunday: ua, somewhat mat Cooler For South Dakota: Fair tonight MINNESOTA POINTS and ‘sunda somewhat cooler. be tis Lows 30.22 inches, and over the Far N =| Rapid , peldy west, Seattle, 30.14 inches, while a low ty ure_area overlies the noe Plains, Prince Albert weather is somewhat unsettied Plains States and ocitiwest and showers fell, in’ Helena, cldy ; ion, le seminar ecures vail from the Great Lakes region west ward to the Pacific 28.08. Reduced to sea level 29.84. * luc le" a Meee eaeeat ©” (chee -hour je, -0.. ie Sunrise Sunset 6: ons m Bote. City, Ein cldy. 70 uth . Weather Qutlook for, the Period | nimonton, Alts., clear. For the ni Plains: Not much precipitation in- | Kansas a city, a peldy dicated; temperatures Tatty near|Les panate Cal ia: norma] or above in north and above normal south portion. For Minnesota-—Unsettled in nal local. showers in east, somewhat east, cooler in northwest late tonight, iy M. Noon, 6 M. Micnienh 2 A.M. 4:30 to 8:30 A.M, | Beach, Asa half-pint Robin Hood from Hell's Kitchen, she has her most joyous tole since’Ginger"! emarkable Concert Orgehinstlon t i Be Heat eee Se sprmereseacc"| VRCTEN PLAGSTAD [Hoke Ae Dondiig teet- Wave Programe ||| Weather Report e WILL SING SUNDAY soy poses y_ fair to- | sinneapolis, claer Moorhesd, cldy GENERAL WEATHER, pl et cy Great, Takes region, Ci | Huron, peldy .. the Dakota-Min- | Miles City, peldy .... Seasonabl | WEATHER AT T OTHER, Foi NTS igh- 7 % 383888388888383" station barometer, inches: | Boise, Idi ano c 7 a. m., 3.2) Chicago, Il clear Denver, oy clear... 78 a.m. Des Me ae: and nd contzal Great | Kamloops, B. C., clear. Fo - southeast and extreme partly cloudy, somewhat PRECIPITATION static 388ea88' esessseseseseeesesesesasessecssssa?: 38 SBBseei EY) 00 00 | ATTENTION MASONS. . 90| Regular meeting of Bismarck $8| Lodge No, 5, A. F. & A. M., on 00 | Monday, Sept. 21, 1936, at 7:30. £8\Important business. Visitors ‘90| welcome. RAMPAGE ae ARioT! 5 —Plus— Irvin S. Cobb “Technicolor Musical” immerville Comedy - News ‘Chase & Sanbom Good-Will | Court | Conducted by A.L. ALEXANDER The Court to which Real People’ bring their Wrongs, their Woes, their Problems ‘ * * * VITAL HUMAN QUESTIONS ANSWERED WEERLY BY EXPERIENCED JUDGES Socanwis by : 5 _ CHASE & SANBORN DATED COFFEE _ KFYR 6P. MM, Sees set toe te