The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1936, Page 2

t (Subject to Te ‘eeaday, Dec. & 5 ‘Morning Vevotions :13—Far' Home Bulletin 9. Hrogram se! 9:45—Weather, Aunt Markets 9:00—Hetty and Bob—c As—Dick Lelbert’s Or: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a Uiinson, ‘alnger eather and Murkets W0—Pepper Young's ma Ie and Sude—Crisvo HW5—The Y Netlis—tvory 4 ma Glenn, Organist Slunge (n. the News al News ok Arnistron, ttle Orphan Annie Studio Fred Hufsmith, Tenor 7.00—leo fKeisman’s Veograny 7:30—lady Usther Serenade : ® 6 & & 6 $:09—Ben uere, and Urch.—Ameri+ id Astaire g's Jesters’ Orch. ainpaign Pg. Veuther Forecast jews Browdcast Wednenday. Dee. ® ning Devutious erio Program —Breakfas! Club Viennese Sestette Studio ontana Flour Mill yeuther, Aunt markets nee by Winnifred McDon- —Geueral Mills Philip Morrte D. Safety on the Highwa, Sammy —_—_——— IKFYR-NBC Program| Mevrines) wins of “einen vile Saminy and Mills & Orch, nd Home Hour "tes Musical Almanac Wi Wamily--Ca- ip—Uryaors Own Ma Verbins W—Cheerlon Musics! Mosaics an wed Motor Co. 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SFeancon! uek Brewing Co. nee, Broadcast Hatten Garber’s Orch, 13:00—Bilent pL sat ees 01 dio Jo-—Viennese Sexterte 3 itud Bes Mills Sammy. lor 11:08—! rank La Marr's Orch. unt Sammy a Fam!ly—Stander¢ Tonight—Bristol Meyers o— Hit Parade—Americag Tobac- 0. co Co. \—Meredith Willson’s Orch. raare Evening Weather Fore- Hole —News Broadcast Studi in Program je Eara's (tagto Station Broadcast tudlo relay Geesae Momeats ee Pree urch Biscult yana— Firat Della Chie Evening W hter Soprano ther Fore: cast 10:01—Gluek eat hai Co, Sports tu the ohnny Hamp and Orch, Riley and Farley's Orch. 0—Silent Seturday, Dec, 13 7:00—The Church in the World To- d Morning Melody jo Program Birdmen of America eh eres peut ne Girl in jon H dine Program Y ie rence Davis, Bulletine Ue ere Kindergarten re ju snd Orch. Bd Home Symphony tit ney Stories—Jimmy Kemper Hampton tnstitute Singers yews Broudeast udio 4 —itorton Fisher-Sports Com- mentator :00—Spud Cigarettes UVresents 4. Brewing. Through the Hole Sports Wiles O—Shell Cunteru O—irvin S Cobb and His Paducah Plantation—Olds Mutor Works 00—Natlonal Barn Dance Program Glen Grays Casa Lome Orch, ae Willams and Orch, jent rd Alistair Gooue. Tae —Btudlo —Moxcow Sleigh Bells Radio City Munic Hall of the :30—Smith Broo. Melody Matinee Magic Key of RCA 3:00—Metropolltan Auditions of the Alr—Sherwin Williams. 230—Campane Salen Corp.—Grand te 8 oe uarnanl el on Carveth 3 3:30—Heart to Heart Hour Como att: 2 ryt Mariow ig drcert aren hs Co, N—Jello—gack Benny HF 30—Standard Brands — Bakers Broadcast 1:00—Good Will Court—Chase @ Sanborn 3.00—Manhattan Merry Go Round Lyons, $:30—American Album of Wamtilar Music—Bayers Aspirin 9:00—General Motors Concert 0:00--Weather, ‘win City Foursome i ress Radio News ings Jesters’ Orch. 0—Frankie Masters’ Orch, 0—Henry Busse & Orch. 0—Kddie Fitzpatrick and Orch. Morning Ve Farm and Hoine Bulletin, 0—Uheerlo O—Breakfast Club 0—News Broadcast gins of Finehville Aunt Sammy ané j—Markcts and Police Bulletins Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orch, Famliy—Ca- —Brdols Own Ma Perkins 0O—Noble Cain A Capella Choir Weed 1 WeSOUY st "s Roy: atiste Thru the Key Hole of Experience WwW: Preducts Redio|the U. 8. navy; Colonel Harold E. youth in aviation. school {shallow [GREATEST AVIATORS OF NATION WILL BE} (7 FEATURED DEC. 12) Rickenbacker, Hawks, Pang- born, Ghamberlain, Merrill and Rosendahl Will Talk EDDIE CANTOR ON PROGRAM Junior Birdmen of America Now! Boasts a National Member- ship of Half Million America’s greatest aviators and eviation personages have been lined up for the great Junior Birdmen Rally radio broadcast which will be heard locally over station KFYR and! 42 other coast-to-coast NBC stations for one full hour Saturday morning, Dec, 12, from 8 to 8 angi Chamberlain; Dick Merrill; Floyd Gibbons; Genearl Oscar Westover, chief of the U. 8. army air corps; Commander Charles BE. Rosendshl, head of Lighter-Than-Aireraft for Rartney, adviser to the U. 8. senate De Floyd Benne! New York City’s flying mayor; Lawrence Shaw, national di- rector of the Junior Birdmen of America, and others. Eddie Cantor, America’s foremost | comedian of stage, ecreen and radio also will be on the program. cre great aviation mn broadcast will come direct from the stage of the beautiful Radio City Music Hall theater in Rockefeller Center, New York, and is being held in honor of the enrollment of the 100,000th mem~ ber of the New York City Junior Birdmen Wing. The Junior Birdmen of America now boasts a national Reseed of nearly half a million boys and girls from 10 to 21 years of age. It is a nation-wide movement devoted to the interests of the American It has won the and commendation of nae te and city authorities, id college faculties, and the nation at large. The one-hour broadcast to be heard Dec. 12 will be a high tribute to this new growing club of boys and girls. Business Challenged to Stop Boom Evils Augusta, Ga., Dec. 5.—()—James M. Landis, chairman of the federal securities and exchange commission, challenged industry and ice Frie day to accept responsibility for con- trol of recovery to prevent | repetition of evils of the last’ boom. In his first public speech since the election Landis veld the Ipvestment Bankers Association of America that j business should recognize its own re- sponsibilities in light of the vote which returned President Roosevelt to office. “Any interpretation of our national aims as looking for the return of the rity of boom days is false,” said Landis. ! Although..cooler than the outside alr, the interior of the Great Pyra- mid praise tional, kets and Police Byil: ik and Loretta Uleme: HS—-Onydor's Own Ma Perkine THe 4nd adercrigce Name bvor: aie 3:43—Young Hickory —tet's Talk [t Over unced Musica) Moments vGee and Mollle—8. C :30— Firestone Troe d—Zine Min: ham nounced ote My Hobby © Farmers Univn ° “evening Weather Pore: Hole h Sen, D pecrew & Orch. "8 art Hines @ and never grow out Antlers have no biood circue GENERAL MOTORS CONCERT ral Mills Sf G Tone Si ip! eetsiien LETS tizene eats ean ack kit a ed to) pereee S eine Ls oe eters Werike iclemen Ba jiatine. *Pemliy, Ce <= WITH THIS GORGEOUS NEW Sarah Davis To Wed Announcement was made in New York by Norman Davis, American ambassador. at-large, and Mrs. Davis of the engagement ef their daughter, Sarah Paschall Davis (above) to J. Stirling Getchell of Greenwich, Conn, The wedding is te take Butterworth Wins But Still He Loses Charles Butterworth, famous NBC comedian, finds no balm in Notre Dame's spectacular victor- ies over Army and Northwestern, although he wears « class pin of ‘44 on his vest. Eerly in the season, Charlie made a unique bet with Fred Astaire, the master of ceremonies of their NBC hour over the KFYR-Red network Tuesdays at 8:30 p. m. (CST), They agreed that when Notre Dame Jost, Charlie would go hungry on the program day fol- lowing the game. Astaire was to tighen his belt when the Irish were victorious. The Tuesday's following the Pitt and Navy games were lean ones for Butterworth. Then came the Army victory, and Charlie rubbed his hands with glee at the thought of cating hamburgers under Fred's nose at rehearsal. But Astajre won that round while Josing. He became ijl, and the physician refused even to consider the conditions of the bet. “Wait till we lick Northwest- ern,” feebly promised Charlie. To his surprise,the boys of Eimer Layden did lick North- western. Once more hope burned: high in the Butterworjh breast, ‘but once more Fred's luck held out. He was too ill even to apr. pear on the alr. Butterworth sat in a corner with a strange gleam in his eye and ate his hamburgers in silence. WELLS MAN DIES Bremen, Doc. 5.—Guttorm Tollefson, %, resident of Bremen, Helmdal and Hamberg in recent years, complications of old age. Funeral services were held in the East Vang Lutheran church and interment was made in the chur leaves a 1937 MODEL MAGIC VOILE for ther A SENSATION aT $131.75 died of Youn oe of U. S. to Have Broadcast Dec. 12 Lily Pons Will Sing On Sund day Program With Lily Pons, ns, famous Metropoli- tan Opera prima donna, as soloist. the symphony orchestra will frei tc White Plains, N. ¥., Sunday, Dec. 1, to broadcast another “good neigh- bor” concert over the KFYR-Red network at 9 p. m. (OST), ‘This, the fourth variation of this segson’s series of Sunday Nights av Carnegic Hall, will bé broadcast from the huge auditorium of Westchester's county center. Four thousand of the half-million New York suburban- ites who live in We county will be guests. Similar concerts this fall already have been broadcast Paral eee Minneapolis and leveland. The pelle Metropolitan colontura| Farmer-Miner, Is Dead soprano will sing aise “Rose d’ Ishpahan” and the “Polonaise” from! William King, 08, Center sermer ‘Thomas’ “Mignon” during the first|and coal mine , died in &| half of the program, which will open| Mandan hospital Thursday. Funéral with Conducter Erna Rapeo leading | services held at Center Satur- the large orchestra in the overture day. | Here Are Leading Short-Wave Programs The secon Strauss’ “Die Fledermaus.” will be heard ‘in the Villanelie” by Dell Acqua and “Una Voce Poco Fa” from Rossini’s “Bar- bet of Seville.” The num- bers of Second’ Arabesque, Rimsky-Kor- sakow's “Flight of the Bumble Bee” apd the “Ride of the Valkyries” from Wagner's “Die Walkure.” Between the two halves of this pro- gram there will be the customary talk, which has egyrt one of the distinctive features af the concerts. 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