The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1936, Page 2

$ (Subject to Revision) IKFYR-NBC Program| poae eerer ce meen) Tuesday, Dec. 15 tr $o—Morning Devotions 1:15—Farm & Home Bulletin O—hee! to ies} ‘an 0—Breakfast Club j—News Broadcast 9:1b—Viennese Sextette 9—Josh Higgins of Kinchville 9: 9:45—Weather, Aunt Sammy and Marke! 10:00—Ketty @ ray Mitte So plek Lelbert fo Reveries Hyinns of a el Gen- eral Mitts 10:45—Joseph Galllechio & Orch. 11:00—Markets and Police Bulletins Armonate Quartet ' nd Home Hour Almanac Una Ne ws Hroadcast sand Lsexone W0—Pepper Young's #amtly-—Ca- may. sxydol's Own Ma Perkins Hn O—Uheerl —Chick Webb and Orch ws Broadcast —Chick Webb and Orch 6—Young Hickory 0+ Your Health —Irma Glenn, Organist lence in the News —local News Jack Arinstrong—Generai slile| jttle Orphan Annie Mrs. James. Morris—American Legion Auxiliary 15—Voice uf Experience ws Broadcast iudin lenrik Willem Van Loon oo Reisman's Philip Morrte Program. si—Lady Exther Seren ernie and Ol 0 je h,—Ameri- Motor Co. Program— Kred Astaire enol and the Gargoyle D, n the Highways the Key 5—Top Hatters je Masters’ Orch rry Blaine’s Orch Mario Braggiotti & Orch Silent Wednesday, Dec. 16 mg Devotions y and Home Bulletin 8 ny oh a 9 Mill a Weather, Aunt Sammy and markets, ty and Bob—General Mills tudio w—Hymns of all Churches—Gen eral Mills Voice of Experience 10 10 mand Home Hour rich Labunski, Com- ist poser F —Local News 0—Jack Armstrong—General Mills 5—Little Orphan Annie 12:454-Dot and Will i ewe Broadcast 1 1 1 arkets me Family—Ca- may 2 Ixydol's Own Ma Perkins 2: d Sade—Crisco —The O'Neil!s—Ivory 3id0— National Congress Parents and Teachers Association Es st 3 Baritone 3:45—Young Hickory 4:00—Ken Sparnon String Ensemble 4:1h—The Freshmen 4:30—Hazel Johnson ) 4:45—To Be Announged §:00—Our American §$chools 5 a Irgan Program 5—Uncle Ezra’s Radio Station 6: Broadcast 6 6 rolet Musical Moments ty o—One Man's Family—Standard Brands. 30—Lady Esther Progran O—Tewn Hall Tonight—Bristol Meye: Sg Lagall ade—American Tobac- o— Ray “Shield Revue 10U—Late Evening Weather cast O1—Sports Thru the Key Gluek Brewing Co ee 2 on Fore- Hole— 10:06—News Broadcast 10:15—Henry Busse and Orch. 10:45—Emil Coleman's Orch 11:00—Glen Gray's Casa Loma Orch. 11:30—Lights Out 12:00—Bilent aa; 0—Morning Devutious —Farm & Home Bulletin, rlo Program kfast Club Broadcast 3—Viennese Sextette 0—Josh Higgins of Finchvilie S—-Weather, Aunt Sammy, Sf: kets 0—Betty and Bob—Genera! Mills 5—1 G A—One Girl in a Million 0—Hymus of all Churches—Gen- eral Mills 5—Studio Reporter 0—Markets and Police Bulletins 5—Armchair Quartet rm and Home Hour usical Almanac 1 SEIS SSS wesc omassa 0—-News Broadcast :05—Combined Choirs of the Col- leges of St. Thomas and St. therine rkets Famtly—Ca- may 5—Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins Y—Vic and Sade—t'risvo 5 ‘Neills—Ivory $—Strolling Songsters s—Young Hickory 9—Choral Art Society of Boston University 0—Irma Glenn, Organist $—Helen Jane Behike, Singer jm + :30—Jack Armstrong—tiene S—Little Orphan Annie 0—O: Program 0—The Koya! Gelatin Pem. Lat 5 Presents Maxwell Showboat d—Kraft Muxic Halt Evening Weather Fore- casi 10:01—Bports Thru the Key Hole— luek Brewing Co 10:06—News Broudcast i i nine's J 0:30— Fra Friday. Dec. 09—Morning Devotions 3—Farm & Some Bulletin 0—Cheerlo Program Breakfast Club o=—News Broadcast s—Stur Flour Mills ‘Aunt gammy and pat comerst Oy reed pert in @ Milito em betty cree! peas Mile me Hour ongs by Winnifred aDanae 9 3:15—Pen, Pencil and Brush with Edna LaMoore Waldo 3:30—News Broadcast 3:35—Studio $:45—Young Hickory rH a 4:45—Three Ranchers 5:00—Girl Seout Talk by Dorothy Jack Armstrong — aueneral Mille ttle Orphan "ae 00—Organ Pr A3—Unele Ezra’s Radio Station, \—News Broadcast Studio ‘ 5—Chevrolet Musical Moments 00—Cities Service Program 00—Ford Motor Co Measlers Pre- sent Fred Waring and Orch in Stars—National Biscuit wae mpana—First Nighter 30—Vivian Della Chiesa—Soprano swU—Late Evening Weather Wore- cast 10l—Gluek Brewing Co., Thru the Key Hole 06—News Broadcast 15—Kings Jesters Orch Hines and Orch. 1:00—Shandor I Johnny Hamp and ¢ The Three T’s and Orch. Silent Sports! Saturday, Dec. 19 ate Church in the World To- jay Guud Morning Melody Sheerio Program to —Breaktast club Raising Your Parents Weather, Aunt Sammy Markets: Moats American Schools : A—One Girl in a Million ‘04-11 Club Program 45—Studio Warkets and Police Bulletins thasins Music Series 0—National Farm and Home Hour 0—Our Barn —News Broadcast Princeton vs. Stanford Debate en Gray & His Caso Loma Orch, —Weather and Markets ' Logan's Musicale and diex 50th Anniversary ribner's Pa 30—Kaltenmeyer’s Kindergarten d Glee Clubs of Amer- BC Home Symphony Song Storles—Jimmy Kemper Co. mpton Institute Singers ews Broadcast 35—Studio {3—Thorton Fisher—Sports Com- mentator 7:00—Spud Cigarettes Presents Ed Wynn 7:30—Gluek Brewing Co., Sports Through the Hole Meredith Willson and Orch. 00—"Snow Village”—Loose Biscuit 30—Shell Chate 30—Irvin § Cobb and fis Paducah Plantation—Olds Motor Works | 00—National Barn Dance Program 300—Glen Grays Casa Loma Orch. triff Williams and Orch, d—siiene Wiles Sun o . 20 00—Coast to Coast on a Bus 00—Radio Pulpit 30- and American Youth ram Resume Muzzy listatr Cooke, Talk Studio Moscow Sleigh Bells O—Hadlo City Musle Hall of the mith Bros. Melody Matinee agic Key of RUA )—Metropollian Auditions of the Air—Sherwin Williams 30—Campana Sales Corp.—Grand Hotel :00—Continental Ol} Wells Co. Carveth :30—Heart to Heart Hour 200—Ry-Krisp Talley Presents Marion 1 Iden Gate Park Band 00—Jello—sack Benny Standard Brands — Bakers roadcast 00—Good = Will & Sanborn 00—Manhattan Merty Go Round—| Dr. Lyons 3U—Aimerican Album of Music—Bayers Aspirin jeneral Motors Concert Weather, christmas Carols 0—Press Radio News Court—chase familar Masters’ Orch, o—Henry Busse & Orch 0—Eddie Fitzpatrick and Orch. 0—Bilent Monday, Dec. 21 forning Devotions —Farm and Home Bulletin 0—Wheerio 0—Breakfast Club 0—News Broudcast 9:05—Studio 15—Viennese Sextette 0—Studio ana Flour Mills ther, Aunt Sammy and ets | 0—Betty & Bob—General Mills Dick Leibert's Organ Reveries 0—Hymns of all Chur eral Mills :45—Voice of Products 0—Markets ang Pollce Bulletins 5—Jack and Ifretta Clemens 0—National Warm and Home Hr. Experience—Wasey Weather and Markets :00—Pepper Young's Family—Ca- may. 5—Oxydol’s Own Ma Perkins O—Vie and Sade—t'risco 5—The O'Neills—Ivory 3:00—Hour of Charm—General Blec- ri 30—Hazel Johnson —Three Sc: Ed) amps tion in the News cal News —Jack Armstrong—Genera! Mills —little Orphan Annie 0—Organ Program Uncle Ezra’s Radio Station s je Announced $—Chevrolet Musical Moments 00—Fibber MeGee and Mollle—8. C. ohnson one Program lair Minstrels Studebaker Champions 0—To Be Announced —Music Is My Hobby D Farmers Union ‘Thursday Music Club 10:00—Late Evening Weather cast Fore- Hole— Until people are educated, any- thing is likely to happen. When peo- ple really think, they do not want war.—Lady Astor, member of Britisn Parliament. MOVIE CAMERA $29.95 Corwin-Churchill Grace Moore, Gladys Swarthout, Gio- Richard Crooks, John Charles Thomas, Friedrich Schorr, Ezio Pinza and other noted singers, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1936 ‘Metropolitan Opera Broadcasts to Be Christmas Gift to Audience PROGRAMS WILL BE FEATURED THROUGH Will Begin Day Before Christ- mas and Continue Through Entire Winter Season i MANY STARS WILL BE HEARD} | ed from New York; Unusual Set-up Is Described throughout the world will hear opera broadcast directly from the stage of New York's famous Metropolitan Opera House this season, The regular Saturday matinee per- formances will be carried to the radio audience in the United States over the Nationwide KFYR-NBC network. In announcing the series “a Christ- mas gift to opera’s radio audience,” David Sarnoff explained that the programs would be inaugurated with the Metropolitan’s annual Christmas performance of Humperdinck's fairy- tale opera, “Hansel and Grettel,” on the afternoon of Dec. 24. This will be offered as a prelude to the Satur- day matinge broadcasts which will be- ae Dec. 26 and continue each Satur- day afternoon throughout the Metropolitan season. Broadcasting in Entirety “These performances of the great musical masterpieces will be broad- cast in their entirety,” Mr. Sarnoff stated. “Through the magic of radio a front row seat in the most famous opera house in America will be made available to every music lover in the land. No longer does the enjoyment of grand opera require residence in a metropolis.” Among the voices that will reach radio listeners during the coming opera season are those of Kirsten Flagstad, Lotte Lehmann, Lily Pons, Rosa Ponselle, Elisabeth Rethberg, Lauritz Melchoir, Lawrence Tibbett, vanni Mantineili, Originally, Metropolitan Opera was broadcast by NBC as a sustaining program, but was sponsored during the 1933-24 and 1934-35 seasons. The first broadcast was on Chfistmas Day, 1931. O. B Hanson Had Idea It was O. B, Hanson, NBC chief engineer, who finally convinced the officials of the Metropolitan Opera more than six years ago that opera woulda lose nothing of its quality in a properly planned broadcast. Hanson personally planned and supervised the installation’ of the NBC equipment in the famous old opera house. The announcer’s booth at the Metropolitan is a converted box on the grand tier, sound-proofed and with a glass panel between the an- nouncer and the stage and sudience before him. In front of the an- nouncers booth is that of the NBC staff of engineers, headed by Charles Grey. In the engineers’ booth also sits Herbert B, Liversidge of the NBC production department, following the score and giving the signals to Grey when this microphone is to be brought’ into play and that one si- lenced. There are 12 NBC microphones in the opera house, but tt is seldom that all of them are in use at the same time. Microphones for the orchestra are suspended above the pit, about 35 feet above the heads of the players, while those picking up the voices of the performers are cradied in the footlights. Moriz Rosenthal to Be Featured Artist Piano -playing in the historic “Grand Manner” will be the out- standing feature of the Sunday Night at Carnegie Hall, Dec. 13, when Moriz Rosenthal, 73-year-old Polish pianist and one of the most famous of liv- ing keyboard vittuosi, will be the guest soloist. During the broadcast at 9 p. m. (CST), over the NBC-KFYR net- work, Rosenthal will play the bril- liant Hungarian Fantasia for piano and orchestra by Franz Liszt, with whom the veteran artist studied dur- ing his youth. He also will offer a group of piano solos consisting of Strauss’ “Blue Danube Waltz” and Chopin's A Major and F Major pre- ludes. Rosenthal’s return to American —_—_—_—_—_—_—=—_=———— GENERAL MOTORS CONCERT moriz KFYR 9-10 sway ROSENTHAL INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS PIANIST IN HIS AMERICAN RADIO DEBUT GENERAL MOTORS SYMPHONY : NAPEE ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY gre FROZEN FISH Direct from Canadian Lakes Wholesale kctegl wll not less than Pike, Picker Herring, Salmon Northern Hide & Fur Co Corner Ninth and Frent St. Bismarck, N. D. DR. R.S. ENGE Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lucas Bik., Bismarck,\N. D. , Telephone No. 200 KAVRABC NETWORK] Entire Programs Will Be Relay- Sareaenk Yec, 12.—Radio listeners | Havana Here Are Leading Short-Wave Programs . cin- The Art of Cooking OLGA V. HANSCOMB Station a: DJA DUB IND + DIE DJL DJN 12:05 DJQ 6 to 1 ‘ DJR 8 to Brussels ORK 1:30 to Budapest HAS-3 8 to 10 HAT-4 6to7 ree Aires LRU TAM. 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