Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 30

’ 270.1—WRVA—1,110. PRYUR 10 RHURN1 Today on the Radio m’"'x“‘ e Y ‘ 1Ty i (1 hour), 10:00—Vagabonds. Tfl “FAM"-Y PAR'I'Y" (ATl time p.m., unless otherwiss indicated.) 1’1’ 33:3",‘;‘" u(‘m hours). s 3 11:00—Fiddlers. ¢ LOCAL STATIONS. {%0-WABC Go min.). 1300 aneey (3_hours). TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. w;ga"&w&%ol"MA 3108 Meters. * 4759 Meters. 2838 WDAL—1,000. 277.6—WBT—1,080, Gayety—“Big Revue,” burlesque, at WRC 550 Kitoeyeies. WMAL G0 Kitocsecies. GUAMEL oy i 6:00—WABC (30 min). 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Band Leader to Present Va-| 32:30—The Marionettes. 2:00—Master Singers Quartet. 7:30—Concert Program. & Bag; News. e & . 00—America's Cup Races. 2:30—For your information. 8:00—WJZ (1 hour). . y " 3 ried Program Over N. B. C. | 3i10— Futufity, from Bel- 9:00—The Melodeon. : . "Fox—“Anybody’ : g orse race, Futufity, {00—Dancing by the Sea. T ). 10:00—Owl_Club. 37 42, 381, 8103 and 10:15 pm. &y 3:30—Professional . . " - Golf Association 10:30—WABC (1'%hours). | Chain Tonight. . Tournament. i Mstrsputiton—Seiiet Yoge 0 Y 305.9—KDKA—980. 11:28 am., 1:10, 2:53, ‘ 35, 6:20, 8: D. . HAR T 4:30—The Tea Timers. 5:15—Ted Husing's Sportslants. i e i Wil 356.6—WHAS—820.° _ | and 954 pm, 5:00—The Jameses. 5:45—"Radio Topics.” 6:15—Sponsored Program. T res; Features, . Palace—"Anybody's : Arthur Pryor and his band returu| 5:15—Black and Gold Orchestra. 8:00—Correct time. 8:30_Waz (3 hours). S0 WEAF (1% howr). am, 2:05, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:40 p.m after & week's absence, to present w- ¢ " night the General Motors “fa e e, Danid. 6:01—Crockett Mountaineers, 10:00—Sports; Messages. T RK-0 Keith's hernecl " over WRC and a net 6:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 6:15—Flashes from The Evening Star. ey 10:48=0aws: 'Crlinsten. at 11:30 am., 1:35, 3:40, 5:40, 7:45 and :‘m seambE TR -u- & 45— Pha Soi Goncer - e e e P g ‘s_wuz.‘.l;w‘rlf"_)l'ml 12100 WS Variet v"cfiuwmm “Romance” (third week) bt D""NE = 6:4! pitainy’s music. Esther Spier, pianist. 2 JZ (2, hours), 121 ariety. lumbia— y - r%n.m“m«;o‘nt;l‘mm u:‘g;:} §:80—Corracs time. | 6:45—"Planning Whshington's Sixth | 8:00—Musical ‘Recital. at 11115 am, 1:18, 3:25, 5130, 7:35 and '::&mi KEN MURRAY lfl'"h"h'“‘ Secti Tmyc."l_ 7:00—'Pop” concert. ; Annual Industrial Exposition,” | 8:30—WJZ (12 s 461.3—WSM—650, 9:45 p. o NDA-LILYAN e O s vOn the| 8:00—The Silver Plute. by Rudolph Jose. 10:00—Dance (1 hour). 7:15—Sunday School. mh—dor—» The Sap Prom Syra- TASHMAN-BENNY RUBIN- e O Ot Oavarly Overture| 8:30—General Electric hour. 7:00—"“The Value of Transatlantic G 7:30—Same as WJZ. cuse,” at’ 2:15, 4:15, 6:15, 8 and 9:45 EDDIE FOY - RITA LAROY '}“B‘" Lalgin's “Tne Voice of the| 9:00—Rolfe's Lucky Strike Orchestra. Flying”, by Willlam C. MacLaren. 379.5—WG Y—T190. 8:00—Music Shop. pm. :: & 3 Q ~ Shineone m‘“‘"‘ S et Cand ex. | 10:00—Troubadour of the Moon, 7:15—“The Stone That You OC8N| g..c core oo WEAP. 8:30—N. R. A. Program. Central—"Bright Lights,” from 11 O o o Menoert's musical | 10:15—Park Central Orchestra. Mold,” by Frank H. Smith. . 00—_Piasist: Boores. 9:00—Hunters, m. D. 3 SHIPLOADS OF DEVIL W""v“::";_ “Baves 1n Toyland.” 11:00—Weather forecast. 7:30—DixieEchoes. a:'xos—o_wnr *(3% nours). 9:30—Harmonica. "rivnlg— Up and Smile” at 4 DOGS ON A JAMBOREE “Pledge the Canadian Maiden” a!11:01 to 12:00—New Yorker Orchestra. | 8:00—Correct tme. Snow Bowt, 10:00—Dreams Period. 9:45—Jack and Bill. ey AMONG THE SUN TANNED B e e v riaed | WSV, 2054 Msters. 9:00—Chicago Variety pr | b ) el : § Parcel post. packages hagdied by the ot o) A e m o Tantare of b8 “bup’Gon- 1,460 Kilocycles, 930_Organ recital by Jesce Crawford. WEH 10-45—Jumpers: Features. Post Office Department of Tunisia are BELT. / ‘cert.” The chorus also will be heard in| 2:00—Afternoon musicale. 164 °°"£‘a‘.’,‘,‘.':£..}‘°’“ Orchestra from & wn"‘!:/—‘;n“‘;m g 12:10a—Har.; Dance. 10 times the number 3 years ago. 3 . A COMEDY the stirring quintet and finale from the | 3:00—Ryder Violin Ensemble. L s $:00—WIz (14, hours), ; 'SNAPPY TUNES Ibe: d Sullivan comic opera, 3:30—Mother Goose party. > X o . r—— — e e . > s The ocphestonl lpeclll- 4:00—On With the Dance. 11:00—Biltmore Orchestra. 7:30—Ensemble. == PRETTY GIRLS “Overture” to Mozart’s| 5:00—Science and History. L5 g it o Mo 8:00—Variety. : h g HILARIOUS e aaar_ and. the Minuet" | 8:15_Down the Highway. 12:00—Correct. time. 3:30—Same as Wiz Open Until 5 P.M. Sept. 15th & 16t . izsiais from the same composer’s “Jupiter Sym-| 6:00—Salon group. 9 'oo-—orches_cr-s, i u”h’ P e by B, A. Rolfe and his| 6:30—News Ansneg WOL: T2 R s Tos; Sports: o i ainto: ey olfe an :30—News flashes. 1,319 Kilocycles. Zucky Strike Orchestra, the Park Cen- | 6:40—On the mat. g SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL B f Y Y rohestoa and Kay Kayser and nis| 6.41—Glaseifled program. 3:30—sports hour. STATIONS. erore ou B e | T e o S — (s) Spend Is th other outstan : udio program. 6:00—Orchestras; Scores, Portiana ‘Cement. ‘aiociation. i ‘be Tl Gotton kiernel, minatrel, 2 'Ffi?‘;‘}fi{a‘, !’!m"g“:lm M 30— Saturday Knighis. p N s e : , 3 :30—Variet) ¥ < urda) n h T the speaker in the weekly series of | 7.50_Contest announcement, G0 Siiver Sy Revellers, 8:30_Same a3 WIZ. Compound Time to Save GAYETY THEATRE broatoast tonight by WAL and ofner | 5:90—yncle Jerry. 7:20 o 1:30—News fashes. 30 s Interest 9th & F Sts. Columbia Broadcasting System stations. | g 30 Gunqay school lesson. {00—Sporboted, Program. Paid ; To induce Health Phone Dist. 9324 “The Stone That You Can Mold"” is his| ¢:50 7he 1.ondon Family. N AA 4345 Meters. P Wiz 'aid on o 1n uc‘e ealthy . L tople. 9:30—Elsie Varle Lang. =% 690 Kilocycles. 11:00—Variety @@} hours). | ' Savings growth. don't let your BILLY (Himself) ARLINGTON Rudolph Jose to Speak. 10:00—Dick and Harry. 3:45—Weather Bureau reports. 8 . fond i d Don’t Miss Him! * WMAL also has scheduled two other | 10:20—Thrift Club. 9:55—Time signals. 405.2—WSB—740. Accounts savings Iun epen Wddresses, one by William C. uuuren 10:30 to 11:00—Georgia Blue Yodler. 10:00—Weather Bureau reports, 7 oo_s.mg as m on ‘chance depolits: y Ru m. Washington Chamber of Commeree. OUT-OF-TO STATIONS. 8:30_WEAF (115 hours). ° Mr. Jose will speak on “Planning Wash- 10:00—Concert e o um la Frogram amount, first thing, " 1's Sixth "Annual Industrial Expo- | Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. |10:15—WEAF (15 min.); WJZ. EVERY PAYDAY (Meters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 10 Ab—sponlered Program. % e et ot 454.3—WEAF New York—660. 422.3—WOR~110. ol National Bank 1 “Columbia National" the Hank Simmons Show Boat troupe. (N. B. C. Chain.) 5:00—Uncle Don. is serving hundreds of = ARNER BROS, Stmmons will be in the role of Dan| 5.45' yncle Abe and David, 5:30—Sports Period. B e —— Liileo ob lA RL 911F Sh-eet earnest thrift observ- e 6:00—Scores; Dance Orchestra. 5:45—Tke and Mike. e Grawford will open & new serles | 6:50_ppi I Shitalny'’s Musle. {00—Collegians. COLONIAL ANTHRACITE 3 Shvi | SCIRNTIFIGALLY (OOLED B RIRKERATON organ recifals at 030 oclock, a5 J:00—Popular Concert; Singers. “Guaranteed No Siate. No Clin n ers, and 1nvites your . sisted by Mrs. Crawford, an ul| g:00 The Silver Flute. 7:00—American Legion. Ask the Man Who deposits. i . OW SHOWING Small, tenor. ‘This program will be fol- | g:00—7Ihe BIVEL Fie, T:15—Banjo; Orchestra. Sowed by & half hour of dance music by *00. L] 8:00—Organ Rec . . Jick Denny 'and s Mount Royal Or- 10:00—Troubadous of the Moon. e R.]ph J. Moore Coal CO. Capital and Surplus One Dollar or More Will MMy, SUNKTSAuTIES chestra in Montreal. 1o | 10:18—Don Bigelows Orehestra: 9:00—Orchestra. 1408 N. Cap. St. . J chow vorm 1 e B et are ol | 11:00—Kyser's Dance Hour. 9:30—Radlo Revelers. Pet 0878 Pot. 0971 WU Open a Savings Account A SYBTLS | ottt Bhimr Soriin Ral.” “Where Shall I Go?” and; 348.6—WABC New York—860, 1nfoo—omngn1r:‘?' i e mmrm— - - L RUTH SILVER | A vaciely “""m‘ gl by bbb R e Come and See Our Q)u‘—b' o Thomas c-ntwell tenor, and a cton-| 6:30—The Surprise Party. 282.8—WTIC—1,060. cert by the Silver String Revellers are| 7:00—The Vagabonds, Trio. » g New Ql.l& t nu rincipal lfirfitlpwn;s!vonuht _7:16—Talk on American Industry. 5 " 3 riers e con- B . S ~ . tains m usual Saturday night features 6: e’ 88 WEAP. at 4100 Georgia Ave. N.W. and a new attraction called “The Lon- 00—Chicago Variety, Novelty don Family.” OIN the many people who are 1 P} X daily accepting our invitation . e : X b i :: '::&:;é 1,170, to pay us a visit and inspect our Major “CIIIII Features A 3 8:15—Orchestra; Feature. o b B e ao=wve's 11:30—Ann Leaf at the Organ. 00—Orchestra. JaTtg ' of DY mOGaS . 730 alk Tenor. Peing. swioment, ~Zxess. ALAC flers and heating supplies for ossi o ot 7:00—~“Pop” cancert Salon o’ 00— Singers and Sodero's Or- 394.5—WJZ New York—760. l’ -WABC (2 hours). the up-to-date home. There is Plevas itephdbine 1) 0:00—Orchestra. hestra—WRC and N. B. (N. B. C. Chain.) 9 absolutely no obligation. S 5:45—Floyd Gibbons, News, 1030 WARD Qe houre). 3 T T | T e e Toineds Tl o E. G. Schafer Co. :30_Brush Man, Music Variety. NEW SWIMMING CLASSES 4100 Georgia Ave. N.W. Tn a barrage,of fun_. 'n a barra. #:00—Hank " Simmons’ _Show = oy e ; Starting’ Today—Register Now! | ||| See Your Neighborhood Plumber ANVBODYS WAR' Boat, “Dan, the Pirefight- kard Family, Y w C A £ ! WMAL nd G BB, 30—0ld-Time Minstrel Show. by v Kegbd ey network. ’ 8:30 — General _Electric _hour; :15—Broadway Lights, Duo. 4 4 A S {gs:tgmog,figgzen;agm — » EN something new e Bt K ) mo—mu-ia Minstrels: sololsta ot stlll'tfllllt Blowers (3 hid 114 g For Burning 3 tk e Buckwheat Coal Fries, Beall & Sharp dance music— WRC and u‘m.— 734 10th St. NW. ' = | NA. 1964 ~ 9:00—Lucky "strike Orchestra; e « . .1t will SOO7 be here PACKING MoviNG o Acsount Talking.as a woman TAKOMA S5d_Butteriut 8is. The Original Uf many Loves eyl CHARLES um:;!hfl-':a' T(']'l'o“l‘()l 2 THE Chicken or | Vogotarion® Krieg's Express & Storage Co. = R (‘M An”‘t SIDNEY i " AROUND Steak Dinner | Dinner = 70 Goranwn deyer Dicture i) “___mg__—‘ 616 Eye St. NW. . 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