Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1934, Page 28

B—10 House & Herrmann I Seventh and Eye Sts. OFFICIAL PIANO METROPOLITAN OPERA WNABE MIGNONETTE GRAND in fi TRAN WILL AT | FIRBAIADEAST 630k | WIS AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. P.M. | Broadway Limited to Pause in Ohio While Carter New Jern“y Choir stoekholn: Symphony Goes on Air. Suggest these Tuesday, December 18. answers to that | WRC 950k perpiexing P.M. Gift Question! 3:00 [Ma Perkins 3:15 |Morin Sisters “Furniture of Merit” 3:30 (Woman’s Radio Review 'M\ul:: Magic - = is always acceptable 3:45 ) 5 “ - - 4:00 |Chick Webb’s Orcnestra |Betty and Bob America’s Little House —because it is always in good taste and good W. program at 10 o'clock tomorrow with Graham McNamee and veterans giving her a hand. * X ¥ ¥ 'RANK LUTHER, tenor, who soon Concert Gems 3:00 Crane Calder 3:15 Sports Review 3:30 o & 3:48 4:00 4:15 4:30 |_4:45 5:00 Sports Review s Mills Brothers Bob and Frank 4:15 East and Dumke, Poetic Strings 4:30 Temple of Song Science Service 4:45 | Tea Time A “The .Government” 5:00 | Your Health Oueod;h:nrd never forgot- ten—the searching beauty of Kaabe wnt—‘fmfl' s0 Crane Quartet Auction Sale Auction Sale PEEDING eastward from Chi- cago the crack Broadway value. $4.50 Table Lamps Pottery base; eight dif- ferent styles. $14.95 Smoking Stands Humidor type — with magazine pockets and ac- cessory fittings. 59‘95 24 b 5:15 5:30 5:45 M. Sundown: Revue Chasin’ the Blues | Nursery Rhymes Star’s News Flashes Musical Interlude Little Orphan Annie EVENING PROGRAMS. Sports Review—Music [Jimmy Allen Gingham Club Orch, Billy Batchelor |Evening Album Ferdinando's Orchestra |Bill Coyle |Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Understanding Music Dramatic Sketch Bob Fallon’s Orch. “ w Fisher's Ensemble Today in Sports Jerry Blaine's Orch, Stamp Club 5 :30 145 ):00 :15 10 30 10:45 News—Music Joseph P. Tumulty Your Government 'Vaughn de Leath Amos 'n’ Andy Distinctive Dramas |Musical Memories w9 Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill Jerry Cooper Boake Carter Ray Hendricks' Orch. News Spotlite Jan, Jude, Jerry Strickland Gillilan inyne Klnz‘s Orch. Crime Clues |Lawrence Tibbett Abe Lyman |Lavender and OId Lace |Villa’s Troubadours “Five-Star Final” Voice of Romance L. K. Anspacker ‘sen “Bernies Orch. ‘Ed Wynn |Lawrence Tibbett |The World Builder C. Marshall Finnan | Bing Crosby Isham Jones' Orch. !'!._s;‘ N. Symphcny Dramatic Guild 5:15 5:30 5:45 P.M. 6:00 6:15 6:30 [_6:45 7:00 7:15 7:30 145 8:00 8:15 8:30 _5:45 9:00 9:15 Beauty Box Theater News Bulletins Foster Melodies Sky Road Show 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 | Arthur Reilly |Voice of Romance Carl Hofl‘s Orch. La Paree Orchestra Jack Denny 's Orchestra —.Chernhvskls Orchestra Lotus Orchestra Club Habana Orch. ‘Hnrry Somiks Orch. ' |Caravan l | |Waller’s Rhythm Club |Buddy Wagner's Orch. Voice of the Crusaders |Leon Priedman’s Orch. | Joé “Haymes’ Orch. Henry Busse’s Orch. |Al Kavelin's Orchestra Jolly Russians |sign ofr Herble Kaye's Orch. Leon Navarra’s Orch. Sign Off EARLY PROGRA Sign o MS TOMORROW. 7:15 7:30 _T:45 |Anson Weeks' Orch. |Jones and Hare |Romance and Melody |Barnyard Philosopher |King’s Men | The Getter-Upper SRCEES |Sun Dial Musical Clock “ . ) B. A, Roms orch. |Cheerio |Morning Devotions |William Meeder Lew White, organist The Sizzlers Musicai Clock « *|Mail Bag 10:00° 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 P.M, 12:00 | |Betty Lane Mystery Chef Caroline Baker |News Bulletins | Breakfast Club w Sun Dial [Joke Book Revue Rambles in Rhythm Woman’s Hour Top o' the Morning Bernie Dolan, pianist Canary Opera |Police Flashes [Homemakers. Clara, Lu and Em Air Sweethearts \Beny Crocker |Harvest of Song Florenda Trio | Today’s Children Herman and Banta |Patterns in Harmony Bill and Ginger | Bright Lights |Radio Interview Vll’tety lnd Value Washboard Blues Dance Tunes |Robert Turner Alice Remsen Home Spun Mario Cozzi. 1Al and Lee Reiser Honeyboy |Merry-Go-Round Merry Madcaps | Honeymooners |Tony Wons S Army Band AFTERNOON |Cooking Close-ups |Children’s Program Triangle Club Magic Recipes PROGRAMS U. 8. Navy Band Listening Post |Charles Sears Farm and Home Hour |Voice of Experience ‘The Gumps Afternoon Rhythms 'Your Home and Mine Louis Rothschild |Eddie Pryor’s Orch. |Jerry Baker, songs Hollander’s Orch. ) |Betty Jane |D. A. R. Round Table Lande’s Ensemble |Farm and Home Hour |La Paree Orch. |{Words and Music Peter Slevin Jack Little’s Orch. The Cadets George Hall's Orchestra Hollander’s Orch. |Shut-in Hour Bergere's Orchestra Ragamuffins Two Balcony Seats Vaughn de Leath. Vic and Sade "wsndermz Minstrel Smackout Colette mr!gy Ma Perkins Dreams Come True wflflz’fl'l Shdlo Review ‘The Ramblers Joe White |Harry Sosnick’s Orch. “ w French_Princess |School of the Air \Helen Trent Romances |NY. Civic Orchestra “ . |Kate_Smith's Matinee Walter Reed Requests Sports Review Martha Mears Dr. Joseph Jastrow | Vocational Guidance |Piano_Duo Betty and Bob Unschuld’s Piano Club Rochester Civic Orch. {Student Federation wlmtltuu of Music Sports Review Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad will make an un- scheduled 20-minute stop in Ohio tonight so Boake Carter’s voice may reach the Columbia Broadcasting System network in his regular eve- ning comment on world news. Columbia engineers will rush a microphone and other equipment to the Pennsylvania yards in Lima, Ohio, where the fast express will be halted, a radio circuit hooked up to equi ment already installed in the observa- tion car of the train, and Carter will speak for 15 minutes. He will be h}t;’nymz from Chicago to Philadel- phia. ‘The Broadway Limited ordinarily is| «s scheduled to pass through Lima at 7:45 p.m., Carter's regular broadcast time, but the engineer will be in- structed to reach there five minutes earlier, to give the radio engineers time in which to link the radio equip- ment with the circuit. The Pennsyl- vania filer, which runs between Chi- cago and New York in 17 hours and 45 minutes, will remain at Lima| throughout the broadcast period. The observation car is sald to be espe- cially adaptable as a mobile radio studio, as it is air-conditioned and outside noises are deadened by double Homer L. Kitt Co. 1330 G St. hymn and cnncentnu on American music of all types. * k% % OC ROCKWELL as & writer of scripts is this week’s contribution to the new things radio. Startirig yesterday and running six days a week on N. B. C. at 8:30 am,, Rockwell is the author of a skit called ‘Coffee and Doughnuts” in which he puts humorous comments of the day’s news into the mouths of Mr. and Mrs., supposedly seated at the breakfast table, * ok ok X AVENDER AND OLD LACE" and “Melodiana,” two half-hour programs of charm in orchestral and vocal harmony, which together fill the hour 8 to 9 pm. each Tuesday on the Columbia network, will continue on the same schedule due to contract renewals effective January 1. YOUR TEETH ARE 0. K! proH W, ‘o n nnm for that " ex: substantial set of teeth which I positively guaran- 315 SURGEON DENTIST 401 7th Street N.W. Cor. 7th & D Sts. Met. 5849 luscious as in the Kaabe of today. THREE THRILLING DAYS * * * e 1 dinner, 2 breakfasts, 2 lu-:hmmMmD-t ing Room of the hotel. # Brosdw e Orchestra seat for after- formance at the interna- tionally famous Radio lno-dumuSmd e P —T ‘l'nlgowvolchnlu 6 FULL OF TRIPLE-ACTION FUN IN GAY NEW YORK . ... only $l°9? complete CHOOSE ANY 3 DAYS YOU DESIRE Doywlon;mvmuhnv-my? See its sights— Seay at 3 metro- -‘hn dl 3 al; Sasces m?..’%-hun ou;::g. e best e FREE: S for e e foder AT Rogular Rates: §2 10 §3 Single. $3 1o $4 Double HOTEL TIMES SQUARE 43d Street, West of Broadway, New York City G \(CELERATES INSTANTLY-- FOLLOWS THROUGH PERFECTLY FOR LOWER COSTS PER MILE Q AMERICAN OIL COMPANY -« a/so maker of new-action Orange AMERICAN GAS Experienced AdvertisersPrefer The Star |"Big_shots” Stonewall Trio 'Bob” Fallon’s Orchestra $23.50 Cellarette Mahogany finish; com- plete with accessories. Moments of Melody Evening Star Flashes Tea Time |Evening Rhythms |Skippy Jack Armstrong Sundown Revue 9 to 6:30 Daily, Except Sundays Tom Mix Aunt Sue and Polly :15 5:30 14* Regular $35 Pillow-Back Chair Red, Green or Brown tapestry. MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, “The Mikado,” will be presented dur- ing the Beauty Box Theater over WRC at 10 o'clock. John Barclay will head the cast. Three outstanding pieces of descrip- tive music will be featured in the “Understanding Music” program on WJSV at 6:30 o'clock. Under the direction of Howard Barlow, the or- chestra will play Bizet's prelude to “L’'Arlesienne,” Glinka’s “Kamar- inskaya” and the finale from Tschaik- owsky's “Fourth Symphony.” “The Tragedy of Myra,” an original drama, will be presented by the American Drama Guild over WOL at 9:30 o'clock. Evan Evans, baritone, again will be featured with Isham Jones’ Orchestra on WJSV at 9:30 o'clock. The Maelodeers Quartet also will contribute to this program. Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to President Wilson during the World War, will discuss “War or Peace?” over WRC at 7:15 o'clock. He will speak under auspices of the Women's International League. C. Marshall Finnan will speak dur- ing the Washington Board of Trade's weekly program on WMAL at 9:45 o'clock. His topic is “The George Washington Parkway Project.” - \WARD LINE DENIES PROFIT FROM FIRE Counsel for Morro Castle Owners Claims Losses Exceed $263,000 Excess. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 18.—The Ward Line, through its counsel, noti- fied the Post Office Department last night that reports declaring the com- pany made “a profit” of $263,000 on the insurance of the Morro Castle were inaccurate. ‘The line’s chief counsel, Roscoe H. Hupper, told the Post Office inquiry into steamship mail subsidies: “If the depreciation set upon the books and the insurance collected were added together,” he continued, “the total would be a smaller figure than the present cost of replacement.” The full- insurance carried on the TWO DENY VIOLATING LIQUOR REGULATIONS Chris Pappas and Edward Robin- son Demand Jury Trials in Police Court. Two defendants pleaded not guilty to charges of violating liquor regula- tions before Judge Isaac R. Hitt in Police Court yesterday and demanded Jury trial Chris Pappas, charged with selling liquor on Sunday at 1031 Seventh street, in violation of the rights of his class C license, was released on $500 bond. Edward Robinson, charged with keeping for sale and sale of unlicensed liquor, was released on a similar bond. He was arrested December 6. — Salmon Broker Dies. ASTORIA, Oreg., December 18 (#). —Byron F. Stone, 86, dean of salmon packers and brokers on the Pacific Coast, died yesterday. Stone was born Ln New York in 184 LIONEL TRAINS 3 Months to Pay J. C. Harding Co. Ine. 10th Street, n;nlt Below F EENOV[ZE e « o your home Satisfactory to thousands, 85 years. Last Minute News! Tune-in WOL Tonite —8:15 P.M. Set Your Dial at 1310 Kc. 2 s , vz Morro Castle was collected, Hupper wrote, and the obligations of the com- pany to the Shipping Board on the construction loan were fully dis- PREEMPTORY AUCTION SALE BY CATALOGUE Jewelry and Silverware Stock of LIVINGSTON & CO. 1404 New York Ave. Retiring From Business TO BE SOLD WlTHlN EUR ‘EALLE%IE§ w.-’ns"v';:“'{:..""-"u”m o R T charged. “Then there remained about $263,- 000. The book valuation was com- puted on original cost less deprecia- tion. This depreciation formula has been applied as is customary in the steamship business to the ship only as a ship. “This depreciation of itself natu- rally took no account of the effect which the loss of an active ship has on the business of the ship owner.” CAROLS TO BE SUNG 150 Colored Children to Appear at Central Public Library. Christmas carols will be sung in the children’s room at the central Public Library tomofrow at 4 p.m. by & group of 150 colored children, Dr. George F. Bowerman announced today. The carol singing, which will be Desk as above, without | a0 4™ by" Altred Johnson, head top. of the music department of the tenth $ S50 to thirteenth divisions of the public schools, will be performed by children from Southeastern and Southwestern social settlements and playgrounds. 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HARRIMAN New York City An_important collection of AN‘I‘IQIJI UNS and many Ollllfl‘ll- IUGS of A K aahan, Bokhara, Sarowk: n and other weaves in seatier and R achuding an miusvel BArouk carpet 32 fi- by 25 1in Wa LLERIES AND INC. or mahogany 11t0 17 meventhubeenlmndvyme Council of Social Agencies, Players Cancel “Carol.” The Washington Community Play- ers have canceled production this sea- son of Charles Dickens’ Carol,” it was announced today, to present “Alice in Wonderland” at a party for the crippled children of 724 THIRTEENTH STREET Furniture, etc., Today and Tomorrow Jewelry, flc.'l'lllln..l‘rl-lnlllt.,l)el.”fi.fl*flll’ At 1 P.M. Each Day Catalogue on Application BENJ. 8. BELL, Auctioneer Notice—JF-Dealers are invited to attend this sale [z Credit for the asking House & Herrmann Seventh am;l Eye Sts. \