Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1930, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THUKSDAY, dMou.« i_at 6, 1930. WIBBFFER Today on the Radio BACH OVER WMAL e —— World-Famous - Organist 1o/ wpgay, 4759 Meter. WRC 1154 Meters. i : Take Part in Lutheran . 3:30—American &”‘ &'e the- Alr. i E :D—cmnm at the mhunn l Song a«m llioo—alumbn 4 . w_m::;:_'q,_,”‘ Wz, Hour Tonight. Fonor to G Bdwerd v e ews. i X - 21— WRVA—1,110. backer. 272.6—WPG—1,110. 6:45—Same as WEAF. < 3 oo—lhhondwt from London; con- |12 00—Sermonette. 8:00—Same as WABC. ,, 7:00—Dance m : 2. l 30—Vocational. Sopiyaiiion 00— tream. cert by Reid Orchestra. 3 . 8:45—Uke; Plano. A - or "u'n’, 0 m). . 6:45—Same as WJZ. l..w-d Rechlin, world-famous organ- 1 , 3 4:00— The Mnlc of Speech,” by Vida 2 . - ‘WABC. JZ. ; ilH*': X o T e e ) wm; g “Ffm'"“"."xme E\e'nln[ Star. | 4: :o—-’!‘ne udy Next Door. ¢ > h'm“ 'f A 202.8—WBZ—9980 00 -WHAR , 45—Same as W. take part in the weekly Luiheran houx H T the Spotiann e . tarist. : 1o be broadcast tonight over WMAL an time 4 3 road-| 6:01—“Disease ot ‘Geniuses,” by Sci-| 5:30—The Toddy Party. of - 0:30—Organ Concert. & network of other Columbla B @) o s 45—The Tea Tim Out-of-Town Suuom. TR gl : :00—Hour from WJZ. casting System stations. 8 vice, ,,,,,.,., prepar: g : ] " Bendichea o bastorn’ Siandard 282.8—WBAL—1,060. 10:00—Politics. in will play three l';‘lecuon;‘—. Shadows. 7:00—Popular .thwflu ou; 5 o 7% lnlo—-cmn Sports. but Suffer God to (:m&'e‘l You,” md the Colvin, o v Ah . . s wz't‘;r’:fiu left of call letters, kilocycles | T:00—WJZ (4 hrs. )_ e > Sports. "’%'m?‘m':fl.:"m"fn'éf::m 1n the his- : 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy. 454.3—WEAF New York—660. : k CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN tory of time recording will be depicted - J:18—Hahn's dynamic 3 (N. B. C. Chain) 282.8—WTIC—1,060. SATIONS. in “Inch by Inch,” a.playlet to be pre- - T80 —Fhil ook, eomed! 6:00—Dinner Music o M Poigitn, -ented during the Hemilton program. d 5—0nulbenl Jolly .vewelen 6:45—Uncle Abe and David, 0—studlo (30 m.). The cast includes High Buckler, former 3 Flelschmann's Sunshine hour. 7:30—Midweek Sing Hymn. member of the Theater Guild Co. and a program. a.gO—Ar.‘oko Birthday Party 7:30—8ketch. 422.3—WOR—710. member of Sir Herbcrt Tree's company 0—Detective Story Mysteries. 'oHn . Frost Melody Moments. 8:00—Rudy Vallee's Orchestra. Program: in London; John Knight, Earle Mitchell 0—Lutheran program. 10:00—] A. hour. 9:00—The Birthday Party. 0—Sports Program. d Selena Royle. 30—Paul Whiteman and his Orches- | 11:00—Weather forecast, 9:30—Melody Moments, Tenor. 5—Ensemble. o nnette Hanshaw, contralto, and Billy | tra. 01—Organ recital by Otto F. Beck. | 10:00—Orchestra Variety. Artat's orclusr.n will again be heard | 11:00—Will Orborne’s Orchestra. u 100 to 1:00a—Jack Albin’s Orchestra. | 11:00—Dance o.-ch.m-. in the Van Heusen program. Miss Han- 5—Columbia’s Radio Column. Early Program Tomorrow. 11:30—Ellington’s Ban shaw will “I Got Rhythm,” the 64 P 12:00—Jack Albin’s Orchm.n (1 hr). ical comedy . 8 og::—'lb-er hngh exercises. Sa—Morning devotions. N o™ 30a—Cheerio. guacit o v“go.lun&ll.:l:m o ] 9:4oa—our Datly Food. 'utl-{.\o;u nchw:“v %‘eulun( by Catherine 00a—Open the nornln; Mail. 10:00a—National homa hour. Field, soprano; Mildred Johnston, con- 0a—Morning Moods. T e, g Appreciation % :30—8ports; Boys. Ben Alley, temor, and 'Evan| tokely Serenaders. | S W T . riabiihed shungerd' snd Sicaes. B alto: paritone. Tnese ariists also will | 10: S réankee Homltallty.” by Grace | ) o 200 i To 3 00—Musical Program. scnger. 8 18th 1 R o ite, b o 4 30—S: ‘WABC. . . be heard in solo TeCia ianiey Béll and | 10:15a—Advice to Brides. | 12:15—Retail food market review. i ariety Nat. Vaccine & Antitoxin Inst. e . m,&,,%; . d. l.:ot‘:)‘l’:rrms:;% the R Harrs & Co.|10:30a—Convalescent Home,” by Joan 12:30National farm and home hour. : 11:00—Same 8s WABC. 1515 You St. North 0080 IRRE e, wop o L's principal Barrett. | . a 3 heetra. m are among WMAL's principal | = R TR | 2:00—Organ recital from Kitt Studios. - 3:00—Musical Program. s FOgTA) eatures of local origin. The : Bl Mot loc TR B~ 1 ey, e S lar selections— D, v oy | 308 “Einjoplo__Yesterday and_ To- 10:00—The Luthern Period. 305.9—KDKA—980. ‘Medley. fr ’ Bailey Allen, by Mré. Herbert G. Owen. Forum. : pol " » Dennis l(inu star of many Broadway :(51—- P'm.h Avenue Fashions,” by| 3: ls—llochuur Philharmonic Orches- B, 3 EI e B = N ow Yo“ c Three L3 nunm show ig:g:% w'l':a Kln: m_mm,m m Orchestra, | 4:00 to 5:00—Pacific feature hour. hour b Dee 1:00—8ports; WJZ. i ower w'é'g‘ o oant| | : WJSV 2054 Meters 13:308—Ann Leaf at the Organ. i fte; WL, | y the Niy National Broadcasting Co. stations. He e 30—Dan B haiel| 3:00—Goramy 3:00—Uncle Jim and Mary Ji i "”h“m":,‘.’,‘o'f:h;;‘.’.‘m" RS ' 3:30At the Movies with Ghariie I | 1931 U. S. APEX it e o e - s de of,” | 4.00—On With the Dance. I 4 All El ie B be reviewed in the Arco Birbay ety | by D O Al | ; ectric For N flashes. . WOL 250 Mater. 3 Regular Prics, $1,250 :30—Good afternoon program. [ b :00—Mullane's Costumers. 4 $:30—One-Time Opportunittes. ; A real 3 “Time signal. 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