Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1934, Page 26

CaPITAL'S RADIO PROGRAMS Tuesday, November 27. (Copyright, 1934) v q Eastern Standard Time. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k WISV 1,460k WOL 1,310k P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. 73:00 [Ma Perkins 3:15 Morin Sisters ‘ 3:30 Woman's Radio Review [Music 3:45 a | i TArt Collins’ Orch. Columbia Varieties Magic Washboard Blue, Dorothy Atkin. Sports Review “4:00 Chick Webb's Orcnestra |Betty 4:15 2 A |East al 4:30 Mary Reynolds 4:45 Lady Next Door | Tea T | Temple of Song and_Bob nd Dumke, Poetic Strings Science Service ime [“The Government” America’s Little House Sports Review “« w T5:00 Sundown Revue 5:15 Meredith Wilson's Orch. Star’s 5:30 Chasin’ the Blues 5:45 Nursery Rhymes |Little Your Health |Rice Brothers. |Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Larry Walker News Flashes Orphan_Annie P.M. : “6:00 Sports Review—Mu: 6:15 Jimmy Allen “Navy Relief.” Billv Batchelor New Tusic Gene and Glenn Your Government vaughn de Leath F Lowell |Amos “Leo Reisman’s Orch. Crime Wayne King's Orch. 0 Ben Bernie’s Orch. B. of T. Program News Foster Sky Road Show 11:0¢ Arthur Reilly 11:15 Voice of Romance 11:30 Will Osborne’s Orch. 11:45 o o :00 Aaronson’s Orchestra 2:15 i R Dorsey Harry nando’s Orchestra | Evening Album | {Distinctive Dramas 'MHS'Cal Memories Lawrence Tibbett La Paree Orchestra Ralph Jack Denny's Orch. PROGRAMS. EVENING Dramatic Sketch Bob Fallon’s Orch. Buck Rogers Arch McDonald ‘Thomas 'n’ Andy Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill |Jack Smith's Orch. Boake Carter Understanding Music Mansfield’s Orchestra Today in Sports JJack Daly—Music. Stamp Club |Bob Haring's Orch. News Spotlite Jan, Jude, Jerry |George Reid. Clues |Abe Lyman Lavender and Old Lace | The Mountaineers |“Five-Star Final” Marie Hartman. Strickland Gillilan Bing Crosby Isham Jones' Orch. U. S. N. symphony |“Pagliacci.” Bulletins ‘Cara‘.\'an ~ Melodies George Givot. Jolly Russians |Archie Blever's Orch. |Leon Priedman's Orch. Joe Haymes' Orch. Brothers’ Kirbery Sosnik's Orch. | Orch. |Henry Busse's Orch. Paul Sabin’s Orchestra Clyde Luca's Orchestra | Leon Navarra's Orch. Sign Off __'sign off Sign Off _EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROV. Elder Michaux T7:00 Sons of Pioneers 7:15 Doctor of Blues King's Barnvard Philosopher Sun Dial Men o = | The Getter-Upper | Musical Clock | Morning Devotions | {Landt News Bulletins Breakfast Club 9:30 'Mystery Chef Lew White Trio and White ’Muslbai Clock Sun Dial \Movie Reporter |Cobina Wright |Woman’s Hour 9:45 Caroline Bflkfl" 10:00 Homemakers 10:15 Clara, Lu and Em 10:30 Jean Abbey 10:45 Betty Crocker 11:00 Piano Recital 11:15 Alice Remsen 11:30 Home Spun 11:45 Mario Cozzi Today To U. s Josephine Gibson Florenda Trio News—Radio Kitchen Honeymooners y Wons |Bill and Ginger Bright Lights Radio Interview Cooking Close-ups *s Children | Triangle Club Army Band L Magic Recipes |Patterns in Harmony Washington Housewife |Top o' the Morning {vaughn de Leath |Bernie Dolan, pianist. |Police Flashes _ Variety and Value | 9:45 10:00 10:15 | 10:30 | 10:45 I111:00 11:15 | 11:30 | | 11:45 | |Washboard Blue |Concert Gems. Tony Cabooch Morning Parade U. S. Navy Band P ! 12:00 Al and Lee Reiser 12:15 Honeyboy 30 Merry-Go-Round .45 Guiseppe de Benedetto. Farm Betty Jane R. Round Table | Narcotic Defense. (La Pa Words Two Balcony Seats Wan vaughn de Leath. Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True | Wwoman's Radio Review e Martha Mears Dr. Joseph Jastrow Vocational Guidance Fiano Duo Sundown Revue Tom Mix Aunt Sue and Polly s 1 cene b DD mwD e 8586898 838 Listening Post Charles Sears Farm and Home Hour dering Minstrel Smackout Colette Carlay | College Debate. Moments of Melody. Betty Unschuld's Piano Club 'Institute of Music Girl Scout Program. o 5 Rochester Orchestra |Tea T.m= |Evening Star Flashes 'Rice Brothers AFTERNOON PROGRAMS P.M. and Home Hour |Jan Savitt's Orche George Hall's Orche Serenade. Jack Little's Orch. The Cadets French Princess ree Orch and Music |School of the Air "~ Voice of Experience Afternoon Rhythms “Your Home and Mine." Helen Trent Romances Touis Rothschild Eddie Pryor's Orch. Here’s How Hollander's Orch. estra Hollander's Orch. | Mirror Reflections. Ragamuffins. N. Y. Civic Orchestra N. Y. Civic Orchestra | 12:00 | 12:15 | 12:30 12:45 stra | Kate Smith's Matinee Waiter Reed Requests |Sports Review. and Bob Student Federation |Sports Review Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Sports—Variety. 'Bob_Fallon's Orchestra MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. A tabloid version of the musical | comedy, “The Pink Lady.” will be presented by the Beauty Box Theater V! Gladys Players on WRC 10. y Swarthout and John Barclay will have ing roles e e atization based on “Pag- Xac: be presented by the Amer- jcan Dramatic Guild over WOL from 9:30 to 10 at Bailey, song and piano team. will be the guest stars on the program with Isham Jones and his orchestra over WJSV at 9:30. Lawrence Tibbett will be heard in an all-request program during his weekly broadcast with Wilfred Pel- letier’'s Orchestra on WMAL at 8:30. He will sing the seven numbers for which he has had the greatest num- ber of letters during his current series. Ted Husing will announce the s Lee Sims and Tlomay Wo ‘ rkers Getting | Less Than Scale |Head of Insurance Firm Is| May Sue Bosses| Need Not Wait for Gov- OFFICIAL IS SOUGHT Charged With Conspiracy. CHICAGO, November 27 (®).— Gustav Lindquist, missing president of the Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance Co. of Springfield, Ill, was sought to- day as a fugitive from justice. 'ilion of his seventh all-radio foot ball | team during the Caravan program on | WISV at 10. | Theo Karle, concert and radio| | tenor, will be the guest soloist an the “Understanding Music" program on | WISV at 6:30. She will feature Puc- cini's “Che Gelida Manina” from “La Boheme.” | | HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TWO SHOURBILLS ON COLUMBIA NET = Variety of Talents to Con- tribute to Christmas-New Year Broadcasts. OW that the ice will be broken for three-hour radio produc- tions with a dance salvo series next Saturday night on N. B. C., there is at least one other in prospect. The newest is to concentrate itself into two divisions, three hours each on the afternoons of Christmas and 5| New Year, to be distributed by the Columbia network. But it will go into many other flelds than dance music, calling upon radio, stage, con- cert, opera, moving picture and liter- ary talent. So far Lionel Barrymore is the only one signed. He will make one of his rare radio appearances in the Christ- |mas play of Charles Dickens on | Christmas afternoon. The programs will have pick-up points in New York, Chicago and Hollywood to provide the necessary sources of the various ADVERTISEMENT. NOV. 27th P. M. LAWRENCE TIBBETT WMAL | tone, John by W NETWORK HEADLINERS 4:5’3!'{-? ernnn. LAWRENCE stages of drama, comedy and music to be incorporated. * kK % B. C. announces that the sign- « ing of Gladys Swarthout, Met- ropolitan Opera star, by Para- mount Pictures, will not interfere with her regular appearances on the air. Miss Swarthout will go to Hollywood in the Spring at the conclusion of her opera season in New York. While on the West Coast she will continue her radio series from the N. B. C. studios in Hollywood. * k% k HE popular Crime Clues dramatic sketches on N. B. C. will change in January from a two-a-week broadcast to a single period with a complete story. The sponsor will use the other period for a new variety show to be called “Penthouse Party,” featuring Mark Hellinger, columnist; Gladys Glad, beauty expert, and an outstanding orchestra yet to be se- lected. k% x AYNE KING, America's “waltz king,” has renewed his contract for another year on the N. B. C. networks. The renewal marks King's fourth year on N. B. 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