Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1933, Page 37

LYTELL GUEST STAR ON-WRC TONIGHT . Prof. Sylvester Also-Will Ap- pear With Rudy Vallee Variety Program. FREE RADIO SERVICE | CALL Phone CO. 0068 COLONY RADIO 4835 GEORGIA AVE. Bert Lytell, stage and screen star, snd Prof. Sylvester, comedy monologist of vaudeville fame, will be the guest stars on the Variety Hour program with Rudy, Vallee tonight over WRC and other N. B. C. stations. Gilda Gray, Willle and Eugene Howard and the Hertz brothers also will contribute \to Vallee’s program. Lytell will take part in a scene from “Death Takes a Holiday.” Another outstanding WRC attractic will be “Ray Perkins' Radio Parade, an elaborate revue running a full hour from 9 to 10. Bobby Perkins, musical comedy ingenue; the Rollickers’ Quartet; m ss:neck,kknn:n as the ’Ylnu:fl of trings,” and a group of popular radio vocal artists will take part in the program. A mixed chorus of 16 voices, aug- mented by Don Voorhee's Orchestra, will present “Liebestraum” as a feature of the Show Boat program from 8.to 9 o'clock. Lanny Ross, tenor, also will be heard during this program. His rs will be “Ask Your Heart,” » and “It Might Have Been a Differen Story.” Oliver Smith and Joseph' Littau's Concert Orchestra will present the “Painter of Songs” program-tonight at 10:15 over WMAL and other N. B. C. “blue” network stations. The selections include “In the Valley of the Moon,” “Moonlight and Roses” and “Ah, Moon of My Delight.” WMAL also has sceduled & number of attractions ol ting in its own studios. Among e'&-} :n :'hye ;oaekly George Washington Univers! rum, which will present Prof. Robert Fiske Gr in a discussion of “The Nitrogen Problem,” and a recital of Jewish songs by Sidney Resnick. A new half-hour musical program featuring Mark Warnow’s Orchestra and Gertrude Niesen will make its debut tanight at 8:30 o'clock over WJSV and affiliated Columbia stations. Miss Niesen will sing two Cole Porter suc- cesses, “What Js This Thing, Called Love?” and “Night and Day.” Gilbert Fraser, temor, and Norman Pregger, planist, will contribute to the program of WOL. This station also will bfoadcast a description of the wrestling matches. unuuulmnmmmmnmmumn||u|||;|||mmmmmunmmmmmmqmmn Ayrlawn Farms Raw Milk Is Safe Milk STATE ROAD WORK SLOWING UP MOTOR - TRAFFIG! Road building activity in the East- | ern states is slowing up motor travel | to such an extent that many motor- | | ists are saving time by being routed | in advance at Shell Stations. | On WJSV—tonight at 6:30—the | Shell Road Reporter tells you how | you can get the latest news on de- | tours, tarred roads, free routing. Also | | suggestions for interesting trips. | 'Tune in on the Shell Road Re- | porter. Enjoy the dramatic sketch of frontier days at Fort Niagara. | Remember—WJSV—6:30! Advertise- | \ ARZAN OF THE APES STATION WJSV 5:45 PM. (Dally—Except Saturday and Sumday) Sponsored by HEINZ RICE FLAKES SHADY SYBIL, matron of the Ayrlawn Farms Herd, and typical of this group of pedigreed Jersey Cows. More About Safe Raw Milk And Its Deserved Place in the Nutritional Diet An eminent authority, Prof. E. Sprawson, M. C,, M.R.CS,, LR.CP, LDS, calls attention to the very important fact that physiologically milk passes di- rectly from mother to child at body temperature and logically submits that, for example, in case of blood transfusions, were it to be pasteurized or sterilized these processes would destroy or so alter the quality as to render it useless. Every scientific opigion and every practical ex- periment proves that OIQLY RAW MILK furnishes the natural nutrients in their full vitality and assim- ilable form. Only one thing is necessary—that it be CLEAN MILK—from CLEAN COWS—living in a CLEAN ENVIRONMENT. These authorities point out that pasteurization is a commercial expedient in the handling of milk from indiscriminate sources. If milk is truly clean, it doesn’t require pasteurization. On the other hand, no amount of pasteurization can make unclean milk clean. Ask your physician as to the scientific accuracy of these opinions which accord to RAW MILK max- imum nutritional qualities; and visit Arylawn Farms and satisfy yourself that the purity of the milk is safe- guarded beyond any possibility of contamination. Several of Washington’s leading physicians are themselves regular users of the PURE JERSEY RAW MILK from AYRLAWN FARMS; as well as prescribing it for their patients. * Ayrlawn Farms Raw Milk IS Safe Milk The conditions at Ayrlawn Farms are 100% per- fect, and earn such ratings from the health depart- ment. Not only is every drop of the milk Jersey milk —the richest of all milk—but it is absolutely pure. Unremitting care is exercised over the cows, what they feed upon, and housing conditions. Not only the cows themselves, but every attendant is given frequent and thorough inspection. And every six months these attendants are required to undergo a blood test. Thus, raw milk from Ayrlawn Farms cannot be anything but clean and pure—positively free from all disease- - - producing germs and of the highest nutritional quali- ties. For Home Delivery Service to any ad- . dress north of Dupont Circle, Phone Wisconsin 4215, or by madil to Ayrlawn Farms g John C. Letts H. George Thompson Masnager Owner. The public is invite‘d to inspect Ayrlawn Farms—visiting hours 3 to 5 p.m. daily except Sundays. Motor out old George- town road, turning left at Stop 27. lmmmnmxmnnmnmnm No Milk Can Be Purer Than Ayrlawn Farms Raw Milk OO GRS OR G AGRUACLC LGCRMMARCLCS MRS [ fedVike, T | S Fime ana e Suntect % | | 11:30a—Park Central change, without. natice.) 12:00m—Lotus 3 ll:lo_—%hnd ber's Ensemble, - WRC Jia4 Meters. 130_Gariin ‘Goncert, Ensnb ! 950 ::“,“ & e cert Ensemble. :00—Base game. at the Century of Progtess m& 3:45—The Lady Next Door. 4:00—Green Brothers’ Miller. 5:15—Bert Lown’s Orchestra. 5:30—Health and Happiness. 5:45—Flashes from The Evening Star, 1 1 3 HE R B O N R ory an o ugherty Early Program Tomorrow. 6:30a—Tower Health Ex: © Griggs. :00a—Organ Rha .M 7:45—“A Century of Prom.ul" by Floyd Gibbons. 00— and Music, B T, 8:35—Herb Gordon's Orchestra. Community Forum. illiams, planist. = “The Silver Can 8:30a—Cheerio. 9:00a—Breen and De Rose. 9:15a—Winters and Weber. 9:30a—Fashion News. 9:35a—The Strolling Fiddler. Be Modern! Let this S da AKE a lively interest in Soap! You’ll soon . discover in one fine beauty soap a priceless aid to the beauty of your skin! : Camay, the Soap of Beautiful Women, is virtu- ally a “cosmetic” soap. With the first cake you use, your skin becomes softer—lovelier. ““CONVINCE YOURSELF” Nothing so az;dngly rich- as Camay’s gentle lather has ever touched your cheek before! ' ** Luxuriant=—fragrant— y-white and pure ‘—the Soap of Beautiful Women. : 0:05—London 5 8 b 6:00—"Keep! 7:30~- 8:00—Wi 816 Fiah Btories - B.t.wlu. by H. P. Som- 45—Songs by Pat : 3:oo—c.mor:’u mm Century of Progress. :30—Wealth of Hat 3 4: Quake; -Margaret Tblson, pianist. 00—Henry King’s Orchestra. W-Ee:lz and iappclnul. 2054 Meters, 1,460 Kilocycles, Miniatures. 5—5.!';:; Rapp’s Orchestra, 5—Tarzan of dhe Apes Robert. W, Horton. i Lang. .. 4:15—John Kelvin, Irish tenor. 4:30—Summer Dreams. * 6:15—Charies Carlile, tenor. ~ “I’m_nuully‘ sparing with my praise,” said an attractive young matron. “But I’'m enthusiastic about Camay. 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