The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1936, Page 2

POPULAR PROGR PROGRAM | - New Programs will | Here Are mane Short-Wave Programs’ Larson Bulldogs Deer; ’ WILL BE DRECTED \ [amare | Flees, Returns to Kill One: of radio’s oldest dramatic BY DAMROSCH AGAIN | Sone 7 ee ee ee . veteran char- - DID? £ ) 4:30 E raclty 1s G00. gent of the Otter|son held open, but then the fight acter actors, in the lead roles. 10:45 * 4, : Bees ee gttl 9 to 10 Tall Power company’s, property at | veers! SA soe to Safety, ae ae sooth ¥ g 4 e- aul ee fealty bears hontai donee 7:30 to ae ~~ 1 P. M. (CST) mgalihbned Is fn NBC. DIN 0 o x az him. 2 ‘ F DJO to 4: : Set as Regular Time for F ‘ Oct, 4:—Grand Hotel: Return to ORK» 4 1:30 tw 3 P.M. Instructive Feature aye ' : be ati ae Paige ts ters i Nees ; 9 to 10 A.M. Sunday . at mi ‘ 6 to 7 P.M. Sunday ‘ % for the fourth year. NBC-KFYR LRU : 7 rei to 3:45 P.M. IN CONVERSATIONAL STYLE ; : , network, Sundays, 2:30 to 3 p.m., | Cé Yvarc > 8:15 ‘to 9:30 P.M: ee 3 7? RG ». YV3RC 3:30 to 10 P.M. aeeyy . tS : , Oct, 4—Jack Benny, after a PCJ 6:10 to 10:10 A.M. Dramatization of Lives of Some § ene pent ea the Les HBP.. 5:30 to 6:15 P.M. saree 4 ’ movi returns wi lary HBL 5:30 to 6:15 P.M. Sat of Great Composers Plan- “| ‘ 5. ; : Livingstone; Don Wilson and HOIRL 5:45 to 8 P.M. Sun.; 9:15 to 11:18 listening cynically hed Among Highlights . i enc 2 3 other members of his comedy P.M. Tues. he didn’t think that mattered. But ¢ i troupe. NBC-KFYR network, cocD 6 to 10 PM. dail he did consent to go back with Lar- Pee) fan 4 > Sundays, 6. to 6:30 Pp. m. (CST). COCH 4 to 6:30 P.M., 8 to 10 P.M. brought along. son and see what could be done. Ler- 7.900100 schoolchildren will neat. the : Now" Ripley, having completed a | Par 1330 10 9:30 AL All-was calm sid serene and the |son thinks he went along merely to NBC Music Appreciation Hour under| In addition to singing a benefit concert for the Sailor's fund en route Soca tea eines os ea aR LK Hadad hal Sr pastoral quality of the scene appar-| Verily Bis soy. expected, there the direction of Dr. Walter Dam- to Europe to make her concert debut, Margaret Speaks, famous s0- a new collection of strange stor- GsB 12:15 to 8:48 P.M. 11:30 P.M. to |ently was enhanced when Mrs, Lar- f the d hen th E ae rosch at a new time this year. prano, kept fit by following a daily routine of physical exercise. ies. He will be accompanied by 1:30 A.M. . ‘ » about 100 feet mee set uidaed tava a peattianly the elt Beginning Friday, Oct. 9, the pro- She may have had a deck Conde if she had, nobody ever saw | Orzie Nelson and his orchestra. asc 6 to 8 PM, 9 to him poe eaalkraetd 30 jae vue battle and the farmer was casting gram will be heard regularly on Fri- NBC-KFYR network, Sundays, GsD 12:15 to 3. is t two women and the child... . questioning glances at Larson when— days over the NBC-KFYR network $60 teiiy home Gis Mecwall to 7 p. m. (CST). : 11 P.M,, 11; ‘But just then horned fury broke| Over @ nearby knoll popped Mr. at 1 p.m. (CST). The time was moved ae ee ee 00: enn R sents el GSP 9 AM. to ¥ Pp. Pn >, clive Bhowbont 5 ibete. Deer—and he didn’t waste any time. forward so as to make the program.||KE'YR-NBC f rontam! 9:00—Kraft Music Hall é Fred Allen, comedian, accompan- ase 6 to 8:45 * "Deer Chases Group Into Mr. Parmer he banged, knocking beginning its ninth year on NBC,/, (Subject to Revisten) 0: 00—Tate Evening Weather Wore-} ied by his: fevorite stooge, Port- 5:45 P.M. f | The animal charged into the group,|the gun from his hands, And’ the available for schools in every time PEE ceadaral cbidased tad DN 10:01—Sharts ‘Then the Key Hole—| land Hoffa, returns after a va- GsH 21.47 6 to 8:45 A.M, 9 to 11:30 AM. throwing Mrs, Larson to the ground, |farmer took up the Job of bull-dog- belt. Taenday Ort. 6 Gluek Brewing Co, cation in Maine. Peter’ Van GSP 1531 6 to 8 PM. z the child under her) and hooking | ing the deer. Slight Variations J—Moruing Devotions o Be Announced Steeden’s orchestra and the ama- | Madrid EAQ 9.87 5:15 to 9:30 P.M. viciously at their struggling figures Stuns Deer With Crank / The general plan of the Music Ap- —Cheerlo Prouram awarncURREenacoechs teurs will continue on the show. eiibourne VK3ME 951 Daily except Sunday, 40 7AM. | ViDUnY ee Mrs, Lavson suffered | But Larson had armed himself with preciation series will follow, except —Breakfast Club | —Shandor NBC-KFYR ‘network, Wednes- loscow RNE 12.00 6 & 10 A.M. Sun.; 6 AM. Wed. a severe gouge in the leg and her coat;an automobile crank s0 he began for slight variations, that which has] $:2°—Ners errag APT qi Sen pea day, 6 t0 9p, m, (CBT) 4 PAE Bun. Mon. Wed. & Pri "are were ripped, Danging away with thet, He couldn't been used during the past eight years.) 3:13 —Vienneve Seatette yee nea epee Papa Larson to the rescue, Int the deet on the head because of Casa ee heat Into fone ‘wadea| 2:as=Weathens Aunt ‘sammy " and Conrad Thibault to RV-96 iene 10 to AAR, Buriiay adimitedly excited, and grabbed ine| the antiers, but the shoulders made “Markets ni eat i 0: Y deer's antlers with one , - courses, A, B, C, and D, Each of the 10:00—Retty. and Bob—General Milis Good Morning Melody Be Guest of Bernie|’*": coe) 11.88 Bah al ie Pa 145° P.M. to Mid- |€F_still clutching the telescope. those. Finally, he beat the deer down courses will serve in order, element-| 10:15—Studlo sce Seca —Cheerio Program 11.72 5:15 to 9:15 B But he soon dropped that, for bull-|and then was able to hit it on the ary and kindergarten grades, gram-| !0:30—Hymne of all Churches—Ge! EWeeia quant Conrad Thibault, famous radio and Dryiin dogging a buck deer is serious business.| head. A pocket knife was used to Hie’ schools, high schools and col- ! weethearts of the Air concert star, joins Ben Bernie and Riobamba aes oe ae ig Ab he Thursday Larson got a good grip on the deer’ ae persis its throat and the battle was eges. Ns Seana e ineteeaelacn oli All the Lads Tuesday, Oct. 6, as guest i 4 4 i antlers and the struggle began. . : On the Oct. 9 inaugural program.| {1: Weatheee Aunt ‘Sammy "and star at 8 p. m. (cs) over the NBC- poe densite py) reat Bi nee ee 2:30 to 5 PM.|he held the deer the twb women and) Larson weighs only about 140 a hs mal meee the Le Sa ! 30— National Farm and Home eur: Markets” es 1 wins | SEYR network. 181 “6 to 7: Mien 2 p “(the child scrambled for the Larson pound: me the weight of our an dr the second ha! 30—Republic’s Music ni 10:00--Retty and Bob—General Mills|"~¢, ‘sf 1 ft e automobile, parked nearby. e deer 5 hour, Series C and D will be heard| !2:43—Bot and Wil lor00—Markets, Weather and Aunt cageiad a Hise real eine on radio | Byaney VK3ME 959 Midnight to 2 A.M, 4:30 to 8:20 A.M,/SUomobie, parker weir ilde, Larson| ‘The deer proably had just been: Oct. 16, thus giving each course 30/ 1:05—Words and Music ! ran program Boat, Since then he has been master | valencia Aya was in the position of the man who] fighting with another buck, he be- we! S minutes of instruction on alternate} 1:30—Rhyihm Ocrette | 4 | 19:30—Betty Crocker—General Mills | 9¢ ceremonies on his own program, as| JENS, 682 5:20 10 0:30 PM. had a bear by the tail. He couldn’s|leves, else -he would not have been weeks. News Reporter H rad Police Bulletins [Well as being guest.on several out- aa hold on indefinitely and he was/sble to handle it in the initial en- ce Paes again will discuss) 2:00—Pepper Young's Family—Ca- ! standing variety programs. STRIKE OF W. AITERS afraid to let go. ti racbgeecl Aba he os eee it, each lesson, using the easy conversa-| |. MY Besides his fame on the radio, Con- P He thinks he might have thrown animal was covered with sweat, tional style which has made his voice| 3}3—Or7d0"8 Own Ne Terkine J rad is equally well known on the con- Weather Report the deer but he was afraid of the Indleating considerable. exertion, y rooms: = y —1 ;| 3 ZOF=: man- ¥ 5 ‘woudn' will conduct the NBC Symphony Or-| 3/25—gtudlo™ ae Young's Family, Ca- delphia Grand Opera Company. Bor Bismeree and ay mone until it was panting and snorting| Even now it seems fantastic to him, “chestra in the selections which are :30—Republican Sey Comm.—Lan- =oeydor’s C Own Ma Perkins The Old Maestro is playing in Cleve-| cloudiness and possibly unsettled at rather loudly and then began the job| he says. i Soe rather, loudly and then Degas ie meee under discussion, explaining each a= Crisco lund, and has invited Conrad to fly|{imes tonight and sunday; somewhat y 45—Young Hickor: s—The O'Nei vor: ooler Sunday. . : movement or section of the piece be-} 4:00—Geo. Hexsberger and Orch :00—Markets, ther and A. ¢.{from New York, for his first radio| “For North Dak : : ety W: in Lavibora, on. the outskirts of ing played. 30—String Ensemble Tarm News gather a q Isppearsncelor‘bic season and’ possibly unsettion cr tees tet | Elimination of Tipping System Missionary Will Be NehvanAs 45—Mildred Windell, Soprano 15—News Broadcast Pica AES night and Sunday: rising temperature Heard on Air Sunday To Dramatize Lives 00—Sel in the New ss A Aside trom the change in time, the] 51 Salacal ews e oe cer ite 30 Rep Nat’! Comm.—Landon a- | ¢————__———___—@ EA eee cool}. Demanded; Hotels Also Are pas A hit-skip autoist caused the deat: —Jack Armstrong—Gener C s . only fanovation to be introduced) $8 Jesh Apron k ts ceo |__Church Notices _ | |.ohz, "th sttac he tacit? Picketed Miss Martha ©. Fohpert, for, 18) of Freddie, the lat of the fre horees into the series will be » dramatiza-) ¢:)0—Organ Program DO—Alrbreaks e— turo- east ‘portion tonights somew years a missionary in China, and for | at Shreveport, Le.” tion of the lives of some of the great 13—Volce of Experience 30—Hazei Johnson FIRST BAPTIST CHURC! cooler Sunday west portio: : the last six years a missionary in ‘ae composers, These have been written News Broadcast | {s—Terrt La Francont Sopa ray soe For M Unaettied toni Paris, Oct. 3.—()—Hotel and res-| jin wit speak during the broad- | S¥=s=tsesersmenesenrsemereecee by Lawrence Abbott, assistant to Dr. To Relaman’s ce aie Morris} 3:00—Flying Tim Ellis. L. Jackson, Pastor and Sunday; somewhat colder west |taurant workers, demanding elimina- t of the “Heart to’ Heart Hour” a man’s iP 13—Local News. Sunday, October’ 4, 1936 portion tonight, tion of the tipping system, called aj C85! Damrosch. Abbot also has rewritten this year's Teacher's Manual and, in sett "Esther Serenade over KFYR Sunday, Oct. 4, from 30—Jack Armstrong—General Mills " abt e prcucnlet alee 3:30 to 4 p. m. (C8T), according te . ; 936. Minnesota — Incréasin 45—Little Orphan Anni church school] tonight; may become unsettiod son, {strike in Paris Saturday as employ- those : m promotion of classes. A special wo - collaboration with Dr. Charles H,| $°—American Can otc), Program) 6:00—Organ Program | ship program arranged, for the ‘dny.| night ‘aad tn Sout postin Senay. |e esac, fue government inter-| Rev, William A. Lemke, divector of Farnsworth, of Teacher's College,| #:30—Packard Motor Co. Srosram— ews Broadcast ine ke ee soy alah rene te ee ee ios all| the program. 4 Fred Astaire Be A ced , 3 -| GENERAL :threi 4; » will nob OE rs aatagi yess alleregre te 9:30—Barry McKinley, Singer {5—Chevrolet Musical Moments Beas) SWonner, primary superintens | ims ‘AL WEATHER fire in tow [eating and drinking establishments| The ne “Heatt to Heart Hour will pPr y 9:45—Roy Campbell's lists 7:00—Citles Service Program Pes over’ the Rocky ‘and leave hotel guests without service.| be heard the following two Sundays, ors in all sections of the country, are 10:00—Late Evening Weather Fore-| g:00—Word Motor. Co. Deulers Pre! Danie “tra, “Clarence, Gunness Switt Current, 29.86 - The strikers demanded addition of «| Oct. 11 and 18, while Rev. Lemke will 4 , ne —Mrs. . tril . 5 eatin Sea tits 40:01—Sporte Thru the Key Hole—| g.59—40ry Stee Navona Biscyit tis dicat “Lakes region & a Mane |fixed percentage to cafe charges in-| be in Regina, Sask. Canada, but will 3 Giuek Brewing Co. Too. : es cat een Inches, and over’ ‘the Pacific | stead of individual tipping. . return to the alr Oct. 25. increase in orders for the manuals] 10:06—Nano Rodrigo’s Orc! 9:00—Campana Italian Balm “First . “How May We Fi a2” 01 ‘Bi 1 of th 11-kno Paris indicates that man: ts are pro-|10:30-—-Riley & Farley's Hickory Nighter” i “How May We Find God?"| peratures jeveral of e well-known y paren! pI House Orch, 30— —sinc! -| The monthly Communion and re trikes 4 KILLED IN HAVANA curing the books, and following the} 11:00—ai eos 9:30. Tied renee Sinclair Refin ception at hieeibere the Borner and g ir, |eafes were occupied by 3s TS aS Havana Ost 3 perry 5 —! ng. Co. ea: # » 3 . 3.—()—Four series which their children are hear-|11:08—Johnny Hamp's Orch. 9:45—National Campaign Committes 30 The evening servite, Clon er ere ene neil pecs | the, skop) wari, Ofer | Wen aie: ot were killed Saturday in a fight be- i 11:30—Jimmy Dorsey and Orch. f the C PG Pianist—Catherine Mason. Bi fect. Those along the Grand Boule- ing in the classrooms, 1: (of the Communist Party planie eu ismarck station baromet: tween national police and a band of 12:00—Silent 10:00—Late Evening Weather Fore-| [reiude, nelected e @8: 28.24. Reduced to 1 30.05, | Vards, where Americans gather, were P ; 3 Wednenday, Oct. 7 1001—Gluek Brewing Co. Sports Sermon: "The Master of My Ship.” qMiggourt river stage 7 among the first affected. suspects in the El Pais newspaper Life Aboard Liner Is | :: enone Devotions Thru the Key Hole nga? Be -m—The Young People's! ~ ™ eye ot aes genie Ian wee lain anes aires pollens 15—Good Morning Melody :06—Henry Busse and Orch. jour. 5 walked away from their jobs. ers No Rest for Margaret S Phil Levant's Orch, AD te END posted plats outside. wounded. The gun fight was staged ch.]80n, The group invites you to spend| Wea Some employes refused to obey the |= Pepe ier ute seed aa the ehungn, Come Yor ehurem, tty tae Sontinus to work and retufn “slow for cous that life aboard an ronnee paige y i J continue to work and return “blow for :30—Josh Higgins of Finchviil for the Young People’s hour, ‘Light|and central Great Piai jot much <j ocean liner is the very height of reat] 9:4s—Weathern Aunt Sammy and fefreshmente served ‘at the clowe of] precipitation — likely; temperatures | BIOW” if violence was reported. and relaxation for a famous prima Markets Saturdny. Oct. 160 the hour. cree mostly above norma, ters on Boulevards donna. o0—Betty and Bob—Gene :00—Morning Devotions Wednesday, at) 7:80! p.m. in the The strike centered principally Studio Reporter 15—Good Morning Melody church parlors, The monthly busi- PRECIPITATION around the Boulevards, with residen- Rocon eatlooRrontany ness meeting and midweek service Of] or Bismarck Station Hal distelote uunatfected When her friends heard that Mar- aret Speaks, soprano, wi to} eral Mills 0 tub the church. Europe i oteakke) tier! concert “ebut ea Noleelor Mxperience: S—News Broadcant Wwe invite you to, share the fine| Normal” this monty to a fa | Harassed officials’ pondered the ad- a sand Police Bu :05—Sweethearts of the Air fellowship and worthwhile ideals of Teretatal Tabor Ia they sighed with relief. “Now she can k and Loretta Clemens Family the chureh. NERIaIe abe dat oo at visability of invoking a new Ww take things easy,” they sald. “She will) 11:30—Natlo rm Rr Josh Hisgine of Figehvitie a. a Fr eaciaial Accumulated: detey site oa ity yee they pa Promised paleeel -HEAR —Weather, Aunt Sammy we result in maintenant > er deck chat patie oeay ‘ide ot ae go cuarkets, rlean Schools Ria "heroes 69 ‘heroines of| “NORTH DAKOTA nea et peace. ’ eres ai _7 TUNE IN WILLIAM ‘ the liner until she reaches North- 5: 15—I G A Program antiquity, are corisistently shown with ‘s “pet. linister of the lor Roger Sal- © ampton.” Fi PARE A Ee eas eA CST curly locks, many with hair arranged | BISMARCK, Bid welts Se Pe6 anges, Lage sate by saleetions from TONIGHT Friends who traveled with Miss Weather and kets aa t Hes 1 fs modern women wear it. » clear emier, mn’ Blum, who was Speaks told quite a different tale,| 2:00—~Pepper Young's Family—Ca- 1s—chasinns tuste Beles es ru Sete tt ‘ Minute eionmetes 3 i comers at pesave ot ee WCCOS8 P.M. (C.S.T.) %) Scarcely had she arrived aboard the 3—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins AMON Se erin aia t30018;520U iS Jamestown, cli e new statute, a section Normandie when she was requested 0. vie % i ie $5—Inuuiinn aticrophone 1s—Viennese ‘seatetie te i alley Clit; eleena- S770 38 pasties tity Fidelio bre Minneapolis and CBS Network UNION PARTY i say News Broadcai 0 rine! y | ernme! i. . epee cere recente. a8 the fea: Rock Steeplechase are i URE oh eigin s—Weatnen ‘Aunt Sammy and] W#ATHER AT OTHEN te operation with the National Eoon- FLOVD GIBBON Candidate for President 2 i ppt is jarkets omic mpel ment 51B < nigit Sept. 5. up bupsicoaenciaee Comm. — Landon arkets and Weather 1sastualo say gro aan aoe cog : pee parece hee > over - . 5. e in i Mi 15 5 olse, Idaho, cldy Mastibwed down to tour villes per Ge ey 0—Varleties S0—Hymng of all Churches—Gen- Calgary, Alta. 2 ployers. VINCENT LOPEZ s KFYR pare hen, the program began and ae New f 19u5—Volce of Experience—Wasey Denver, Cold clear 0: = = : mainta: that speed during the 01 0—Top Hatt - reat ie « | Des Moines, eldy . - entire performance. Miss Speaks sang —Kaltenmeyer’s) Kindergarten [lige ogur ate torte coe eee Ki Ayes : GRETE STUECKGOILD MONDAY a group of three French songs and, Ti Otto Thun and Orch, 30—Natlonal Warm and Home Hr.” | Edmonton, Aita., cidy': i ALSO 10:15 P. M. nd - Bere casio, & group of O=Jack Armstrong. ral Mills Presa ftadio News 45—Dot: wit, 5 Havre Moot bs H 0 JACK BENNY [ JONES AND HARE “2 : Ame! BS. i —NBC Home Symphony . | Huron, 8. D. Refin- Kamloops The concert was a tremendous suc- 0—Organ Progr: me 6 Grange—sinclair $—Literary Di ; cess with the audience and Miss Hi nd His Grenadiers akgsineny +.» with Speaks received an ovation after each News Broadcast ': a ety ry ar Mamie 82 number. All of which proves, beyond One. Ma Family bol Eh ary a5 —Halule and. His Grenadiers M R " Mary the shadow of a doubt, that Margaret Brand: TSE Beeeiie Cone BDOrie | 1s—rvdor's oer Ma Seenins Minneapolis, cle ; Livingstone, Speaks’ high C’s sound jugt as good} 7:30—Lady Esther Program Thru the Key Hole 45—The O'Nellis—ivory Me 2 Don Wilson, on the high seas as they do on the| 8°°—Town Hall Tonight—Briste!| 7:30—To be announced ss 00. "3 Radio Review : ie La saat $:00-—"Bnow Village’—Loone, (Wiles: ews Broadcast New Orlea 6 : Kenpy Baker, Miss Speaks might have had a deck "1 Comm.—Lan- aad the 0. ite Evening Weather Fore- _ chair on the sunny side of the ocean ubs Phoenix, Ar liner. The fact remains, however, that) 10: te ‘Thru the Key Hole— El ea ipert pes Bask., clay: Jell-O Mf she had, nobody ever saw her in 1.1 19.9¢_To fie Announced, Rapid Melty Es Dis John M’Cormack to Be Concert Soloist ight! Samay 05—Weather and Program Resume’ tetery Di Stanistan 3 i if a Tonigerew Nish John McCormack, tenor, and the Th 06— Ward and Muzzy . News Spokane, ‘Waal 4 TUNE IN and welcome Jack orning Seto 15. bor Nell | sien Brite Corzent, ol H f and his gang back tomorrow. rogram ths I te NBC Oc- y P : onre nternatlonal to NBC on Oc oo rliter Modes’ nd Mollie=8. C. Winner ele : 6 o’Clock ny SUNSHINE BAKERS ‘ Ans 30a Jo City Music Hall of the ‘ Out THE FAMOUS Women in certain regions of Tibet tio FYR 12:30—HI. Bl his of ok Bible ee et Famer. Mare 00: Years In Retrospect wear their hair in 106 pigtails, in honer Sta n K ; 4 fie —N D Farmers Union cf the 108 velumes of the Tibetan VILLAGE SKETCHES" es “PACK ON THE fin friend! 6:1 pee Batt ind Bob. jeneral Mills a east Voices. ga ee ld 30—Cam : me ning Weather For. temas ofa "Churches—qen- Hee,| 4:00—Ryskriep. Presents” Marion 4: t0—Hlome Harmonie: em —Shandor : fet Aimtnae Lead and color. Works Fletcher Henderson a peh TUNE IN L¥o—Herman Middleman Tonight 8 p. m. and every Saturday =. 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