Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1934, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CapiTAL's RADIO PROGRAMS Wednesday, Dcember 19. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k (Copyrisht, 1934) Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Woman's Radio Review The Ramblers \Joe White Harry Sosnick's Orch. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. | WISV 1460k Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k P.M. [Kate Em!&h'l Hour “« - ) (Martha Mears Betty Dr. Joseph Jastrow Vocational Guidance Platt and Nierman Unschuld’s Piano Club [Rochester Civic Orch. Student Federation Institute of Music and Bob 3:00 3:15 3:30 Walter Reed Requests Sports Review Sports Review Sundown Revue Tom Mix Aunt Sue and Polly Stamp Club Star Little Moments of Melody Tea Time [Evening Rhythms. News Flashes Orphan Annie EVENING PROGRAMS. Sports Review—Music Jimmy Allen Krausmeyer & Cohen Billy Batchelor Education in the News Alma Kitchell [Evening Album Lowell Thomas |Buck Rogers Arch McDonald The Shadow v . “Big Shots” 7:00 |News—Music 7:15 (Freddie Martin's Orch. E Carl Ackerman Uncle Ezra Amos 'n’ Andy Plantation Echoes Red Davis [Dangerous Paradise Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” Boake Carter Stapleton and Boroff | News Spotlight Pl.lhzl"l Gypsy Orch. Mary Pickford Wayne King’s Orch, Crime Clues Lanny Ross' Orchestra “The World Over” Edwin C. Hill Broadway Varieties Villa’s Troubadours “Five Star Final” Louis K. Anspacker Rhythm Kings ) |Town Hall Tonight ‘Warden l:lweu John Charles Thomas " Nino Martini Burns and Allen ‘Americana “ . Federal Housing Lombardo-Land One Man's Family Elsie Janis Madame Sylvia Harry Richman Byrd Expedition John Slaughter’s Orch. Sleepy Hall's Orch, Mike Durso’s Orch. Archie Bleyer's Orch, 0 |Arthur Reilly Voice of Romance Club Habana Orch. IEmil Coleman’s Orch. News Bulletins Jolly Coburn’s Orch. Leon Belasco’s Orch, Ozzie Nelson’s Orch. Prof. E. W. Kemmerer Sign off 00 |George Olsen’s Orch. Stan Meyer’s Orchestra 0_|Sign off Archie Bleyer’s Orch. Hal Kemp's Orch. Sign oft EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. ISign off Elder Michaux Jacques Renard’s Orch. George Hall's Orch. |Sons of Pioneers |Anson Weeks' Orch. Jones and Hare Romance and Melody Barnyard Philosopher King's Men The Getter Upper Sun Dial M\l&lfll Clock .- - . - |B. A. Rolfe’s Orch. Cheerio “ Morning Devotions William Meeder “ & The Sizzlers Mail Bag Betty Lane “Did You Know?” Caroline Baker 9:45 News Bulletins Chicago Breakfast Club Sun Dial Sunny Side Up - 'Waltz Time Musical Clock - . “« o« 'Top o’ the Morning Bernie Dolan, planist Canary Opera Police Flashes 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 Downtown With Diane Clara, Lu and Em Morning Parade ae " Sallie |Ranch Boys Edward MacHugh Today’s Children Bill and Ginger Orientale Muchmore Radio Interview. Hester Walker Beall. Varieties Poet’s Corner 11:00 Music Clubs 11:15 [Frances Lee Barton 11:30 [Pedro Via's Orch. 11:45 s ” Hazel Arth “The Doctor Says” U. S. Navy Band B Milky Way Academy of Medicine, (The Country Church Helen Board, songs One Man Band Tony Cabooch |Ben Alley, tenor man. Another of operating RADIO PRIEST FORFEITS $15 ON SPEEDING CHARGE | i Seenaeunmt mad srine Fails to Answer Summons for prs P sblps g iy TREASON WARNING GIVEN License Count Is Dismissed. By the Associated Press. 'VIENNA, December 19 (#).—For the second time in a week the Austrian FERNDALE, Mich., December 19— | §0vernment has published a warning It cost Rev. Father Charles E. that any one knowing of the existence Coughlin, pastor of the Shrine of the | 0f anY ilegal Liitle Flower in Royal Oak, $15 to drive 50 miles an hour in a 35-mile zone on Woodward avenue. His bond in that amount was for- eited yesterday when he failed to| cialist and Nazi organizations in oppo- wer a charge preferred by a police- | sition to the government. g ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT. NETWORK HEADLINERS 'WEDNESDAY No other showplace in the world can afford to present such expen- DECEMBER 19th sive talent as appears on the programs of the network advertisers. WMAL { Tonight is Mrs. Davis’ birthday. wishing her many happy returns of the You'll find her family busy 3 scross 10,000 miles . . . human, dramatic, House & Herrmann Seventh and Eye Streets Chairs Make wonderful Christmas Gifts—and you'll find a truly remarkable collection of chairs of all de- signs—for all purposes—all of “Furniture of Merit” and at very attractive prices. For example: Lounge Chair and Ottoman $27.50 ® Constructed by skilled upholsterers under careful supervision. © Only best quality moss and purest felted cot- ton used for filling. ®@Durably doweled throughout, with cor- ner blocks for added charge l‘ car without a driver’s license was dis- P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. strength. Gould and Shefter Honeyboy and Merry-Go-Round Music Guild 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 Listening Post 'The Merry Macs Farm and Home Hour Voice of Experience The Gumps Afternoon Rhythms George Hall's Orch. “Mighty Barnum” Quarter Hour Hollander’s Orchestra @ Coverings of the newest and smart- est tapestri i and figured. 1:00 1:15 1:30 Bty 1:45 kA Joseph B. Eastman John, Samuel De Jong’s Orch. Hollander's Orchestra D. C."‘TWEDN':ES'D’AY‘ 'DECEMBER” 19, 1934, - Lansburghs T™ 8™ emd b 3-Pc. Dresser Sets Are a happy thought for Christmas presents! black enamel and lavish gbld fili- gree work—with an exquisite cloisonne mounting to give it that important final touch of beauty! Note the smart square shape— each piece is handsomely finished. A regal set—contrastin}oglossy $Q.95 An elaborate gold - finished oval set, chased and embossed in beautiful designs—and mounted with hand-painted miniatures! Bevelled edge mirror; brush with bristles set in polished wood ; dark comb to contrast with its mount- ing. (Sketched below.) Farm and Home Hour Music Guild Serenade Gene, Dick B Pat’ Kennedy. Eddie Prior's Orchestra g The Ragamuffins 2:00 |Stones of History 2:15 2:30 (Vaughn de Leath Vic and Sade Music Guild Smackout Echoes of Erin School of the Air “ - The French Princess Helen Trent Romances Jerry Baker Adventures in Melody Roads of Romance 2:45 nd ¢ 3:00 |Ma Perkins 3:15 |Dreams Come True 3:30 (Woman's Radio Review* 3:45 2 i Cadtles of Romance School of Music Armchair Quartet e Roadways_to Romance N. Y‘.‘ Eut: Symphony 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Triangle Club Four Dots Morin_Sisters Betty and Bob Ralph and Dumke 'Memory Contest Archie Bleyer's Orch. Syracuse Children America’s Little House Salvation Army Band I Dick Messner's Orch. - - Sports Review 5:00 5:15 5:30 Parents and Teachers Sundown Revue 'The News Rhymer Star’s News Flashes The Aristocrats Evening Rhythms. Skippy Jack Armstrong MAJOR “Trigger,” a drama of Southern mouritaineers, by Lula Vollmer, will be presented by Mary Pickford and her stock company on WRC at 8 o'clock. Schubert’s “Der Erlkonig” will be featured by John Charles Thomas during his recital on WMAL at 9:30 o'clock. His program also includes FEATURES AND PROGRAM “O Dry Those Tears,” “Ride, Cowboy, Ride, and “Home of Mine.” A special Christmas program will feature the Byrd Expedition broad- cast on WJSV at 10 o’clock. A group of Cleveland school children will sing carols and Mark Warnow and his or- chestra will present a special group of Yuletide numbers. CONEDENN COES ON WEEKY AN Beatrice Lillie Will Offer New Program of Satiri- cal Skits. bores and ridiculous customs by means of satirical songs and sketches—will be intro- duced when Beatrice Lillie makes her debut as a weekly performer over a Nation-wide N, B. C. network Janu- ary 4. The menaces of life—the parlor vocalist who insists on performing, the unwelcome guest who drops in for dinner and stays the night, the bright boy who knows all the answers to all the questions, and many others —will be lampooned and harpooned by the international comedienne each Friday at 9 p.m. Deflating the “stuffed shirts” from Park avenue and Main street and all intermediate highways and byways will be Miss Lillie’s microphone objec- tive. Through her inimitable char- acterizations and laugh-provoking songs, with their special lyrics and intentionally off-pitch tones, she will poke fun at silly vanities and practices. The usual radio paraphernalia, in- cluding an orchestra, an announcer and assorted supporting players, will assist her. new kind of radio comedy—the A burlesquing of the world’s * *x k X RRANGEMENTS were completed today for the third annual inter- national children’s _Christmas party program Friday at 3 p.m. over WMAL. The program will be broad- cast from the N. B. C. studios in the National Press Building and will be carried by short-wave lengths to all parts of the world. Fifteen children, sons and daughters of prominegt diplomats in Washing- ton, will participate in the program, sponsored by the Greater National Capital Committee of the Washington Board of Trade. Among the partici- pants will be the daughters of three Ambassadors, Eva Maria Luther, daughter of the German Ambassador; Bakiko Saito, daughter of the Japa- nese Ambassador, and Elena Calderon, daughter of the Spanish Ambassador. The Marine Band will open the program with a selection of national anthems. Ted Kimball, N. B. C. an- nouncer, will introduce the children. Kimball speaks several foreign lan- guages and conducted a children’s pro- gram in Salt Lake City before coming here. * * % X HIL COOK, sole commander in . chief of his own “army of voices,” is going on the chain again. He starts his weekly run on N. B. C. at 7 o'clock Friday evening. 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