Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1934, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1934, CAPITAL'S RADIO PROGRAMS Tuesday, December 25. (Copyright, 1934) Eastern Standard Time. WRC 950k PM. WMAL 630k | WISV 1460k | WOL 1310k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. PM. 3:00 “Hansel and Gretel” 8:15 ot “Hansel !-Ed Gretel” Christmas Pageant 3:00 ol = 3:15 :30 Program " |"Hansel and Gretel” 5:15 |Jack Denny’s Orch. 5:30 [Chasin’ the Blues 5:45 | Nursery Rhymes Tea Time Betty and Bob [Evening Star Flashes Little Orphan Annie Chflfim Pageant Around Manhattan Dramatic Sketch Bob Fallon’s Orch. Christmas Pageant Skippy Jack Armstrong [Evening Rhythms P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS. |Sports Review—Music 6:15 (Jimmy Allen 6:30 |Gingham Club Orch. 6:45 | Billy Batchelor |Evening Album |Ferdinando’s Orchestra Bill Coyle Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Understanding Music Dick Mansfield’s Orch. Bob Larri’s Orch. Fisher's Ensemble Stamp Club 200 | News—Music 7:15 |Hal Kemp's Orch. 7:30 | Your Government 45 |Vaughn de Leath 00 |Leo Reisman's Orch. 8:15 | " " 8:30 |Wayne King's Orch. gus | 4 IAmEm 'n’ Andy Distinctive Dramas Mu.si‘e-.l Memories Crime Clues Lawrence Tibbett Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill Jerry Cooper Boake Carter Lavender and Old Lace Evelyn Tyne Abe Lyman Leon Friedman's Orch. News Spotlite chddren'll'l'helwr Children’s Theater “9:00 | Ben Bernie's Orch. 9:15 | = » 9:30 |Ed Wynn 9:45 | - 10:00 Beauty Box Tneater 10:15 - o5 10:30 10:45 11:00 | 11:15 11:30 | 11:45 | “ Arthur Rellly Art Kassell's Orch. Don Bestor's Orch. Lawrence Tibbett Russian Choir Dixie Harmonies ‘Christmas in the Capital’| News Bulletins Foster Melodies Sky Road Show Bing Crosby Isham Jones’ Orch. w Symphonic Concert | Soiree Musicale Jolly Russians |Emery Deutsch Archie Bleyer's Orch. Voice of the Crusaders | = - La Paree Orchestra Dorsey Brothers’ Orch, Joe Haymes' Orch. Balalaika Orch. S Leon Belasco’s Orch. {Henry Busse's Orch. % S |Al Kavelin's Orchestra |Paul Martel’s Orch. 12:00 |Cherniavskis’ Orchestra Crfiub' 12:15 CERD ! Lotus orcrestrn Habana Orch. Harry Sosnik's Orch. Herble Kaye's Orch, Sign ot Leon Navarra's Orch. ) |Sign_Off Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Sign off Elder Michaux “Up and at 'Em” |Anson Weeks' Orch. |Jones and Hare Romance and Melody |Barnyard Philosopher King's Men The Getter-Upper Sun Dial | Musical Clock ) |B. A. Rolfe’s Orch. Cheerio “« . ) | Mail Bag | Betty Lane Mystery Chef Caroline Baker 9:30 | 10:00 Homemakers. 10:15 |Clara, Lu and Em 10:30 |Air Sweethearts 10:45 B;tgy_grocker 11:0 Jean Abbey 11:15 |Moments of Melody 11:30 |Home Spun 11:45 |Mario Cozzi. Tony |Breakfast |Morning Devotions |William Meeder |Coffee and Doughnuts |Landt Trio and White News ‘Bulletins | Club | Harvest of Song Florenda Trio Today’s Children Wons U. S. Army Band Musical Clock Sun Dial Joke Book Revue |Rambles in Rhythm ‘Woman’s Hour Patterns in Harmony - Bill and Ginger Bright Lights Top o' the Morning Bernie Dolan, pianist Rhythm Melodies | Police Flashes Variety and Value E Washbodrd Blues ups Childreft’s Program Triangle Club Magic Recipes P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 200 |Al and Lee Reiser :15 |Honeyboy :30 |Merry-Go-Round 5 |Merry Madcaps 12 12 12 1 |Listening Post |Charles Sears ' |Farm and Home Hour i Voice of Experience 'The Gumps |Louis Rothschild Eddie Pryor's Orch. Afternoon Rhythms The Ragamuffins Your Home and Mine |Luncheon Music 0 | Betty Jane :15 |D. A. R. Round Table 30 Lande's Ensemble 51 1 1 | 1 — e S = "2:00 Two Balcony Seats | 2:15 s 2:30 {Vaughn de Leath. 2:45 |Vic and Sade Farm and Home Hour La Paree Orch. | ‘Words and Music George Hall's Orchestra |Luncheon Music Peter Slevin |Shut-in Hour Jack Little's Orch. Dick Messner's Orch. The Cadets % " Wandering Minstrel Smackout |Colette Carlay 100 |Ma Perkins 15 |Dreams Come True ,Woman's Radio Review w . |The Ramblers Joe White |Harry Sosnick’s Orch. French Princess Helen Trent Romances Children’s Entertainment Salon Musicale Kate Smith's Matinee - - N. Y. Civic Orchestra Wll'?r Reed Requests Sports Review 4:00 |Martha Mears 4:15 | Dr. Joseph Jastrow 4:30 |Vocational Guidance 45 |Plano Duo Betty and Bob Unschuld’s Piano Club Rochester Civic Orch. |Student Federation |Dick Messner’s Orch. Symposium Sports Review Russ‘l‘fin Choir 00 jéfin’dowh Revue 5:15 [Tom Mix Moments of Melody Evening Star Flashes Tea Time 2 |“Big Shots” Stonewall Trio Paul Martell's Orch. | Evening Rhythms Skippy | Jack Armstrong 5:30 |Aunt Sue and Polly MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES One of the outstanding Christmas afternoon attractions will be the Met- ropolitan Opera Co.’s presentation of “Hansel and Gretel,” to be broadcast direct from the stage of the Metro- politan Opera House. Both WRC and WMAL will broadcast the opera from 2:45 to . Another will be a gala 2-hour and 45-minute Christmas pageant on WJSV starting at 2:30. Features will include the radio debut of Lionel Barrymore in the role of Scrooge in Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” and contributions by Ethel Shutta, the Don Cossack Russian Male Chorus, Mme. 3chumann - Heink, Kathryn Kitwer and Victor Young's Orchestra. Christmas celebrations of the “Lt- tle Nations” of Manhattan, prepared by Italian, German, French and Hungarian groups, will be broadcast by WOL under the title of “Around Manhattan” from 4 to 5. Bing Crosby will present Irene Taylor, “Blues Singer,” and Charles Bourne, eccentric pianist, as guest stars on his program over WJSV from 9 to 9:30. Victor Herbert's “Babes in Toy- land” and Christmas carols will be highlights of the Beauty Box Theater presentation on WRC at 10. “Little Madcap's Journey,” a play written especially for children by Mrs. Larz Anderson, will be broadcast by WOL from 7:36 to 8. Virginia Rea, soprano, will be the guest soloist with Isham Jones’ Or- chestra_on WJSV at 9:30. Ben Bernie, on WRC at 9, will have the Randall Eisiers, & West Coast trio, as his guests. A popular request program will be presented by Lawrence Tibbett during his broadcast over WMAL at 8:30. ctions include “Song of the the drinking song from and Liszt's “Liebestraum.” Letters Mailed Improperly. Letters improperly mailed in Eng- land average 400,000 a week. IN MISERY s WITH PSORIASIS On Hands, Face and Scalp, Lost Sleep. Cuticura Healed, — “Psoriasis first appeared on m; hands, then on my face and lu!){ It was similar to measles in appear- ance, and spread rapidly into red patches the size of a dime. I was ashamed to be seen. I was in con- stant misery with the itching and burning sensation and { suffered from loss of sleep. ““This lasted seven weeks before I resorted to Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I received immediate Cuticura Soap for daily use in the bome and Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal skin troubles. Sample each Ointmeyt and Taleum E&f&%&&‘#&‘é&’#&‘&‘é & We Wish Our Many Friends and Patrons fi a Merry Chrisimas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year James B. HENDErRsON 1108 G Street N.W. # # # % fi mxmmm&rmma&g W' asked Santa to stay over for the I. MILLER Semi-annval Clearance No doubt, you are tired from Christmas shopping. But, don’t give up. If there is a pulse beat left in your purse, hurry to l. Miller. Practically every shoe in stock is NOW on sale and the prices prompt a return visit from Santa. 68" 1. Miller Ingenve Models 1. Miller Boautiful Shees end Regulorly sold for 8.75 Deluxe Medels Regularly from 10.75 te 15.50 Our Regular Stocks featuring Blacks, Browns and even Blues. In Kids, Cloths, “Trebark,” Calfs and Suedes. High heels. Low heels. Styles for morning, noon and night. Of course, not every size in every material and style. I. MILLER 1222 F N.W. AMATEURS" RADIO PROGRAM SUNDAY Nation-Wide Broadcast Is Pirst—Ray Perkins Leads Ceremonies. A group, e self-styled train- whistle imitator, and other odd performers, will troop to the microphone in the Columbia studios in New York in the premiere broad- cast of the first Nation-wide ama- teur broadcast. ‘Under the guiding hand of Ray Perkins, in the role of master of ceremonies, with Arnold Johnson di- recting his orchestra, the amateur artists will take <o the air over the Columbia network Sunday from 6 to 6:30 pm. Nine performers have been chosen to participate. ‘They are the Four Tempos, a mixed vocal quartet from Brooklyn; John Garrett, 50, the train-whistle imi- tator; the Four Spots of Rhythm, colored instrumental quartet of Har- lem; Donald MacDonald, pharma- cist, who will play e bagpipe solo; Albert Hertz, butcher, who will sing; Helen Jeffery of Dallas, Tex.; Walter Edwards of Bridgeport, Conn., who aspires to become a radio announcer; Lucille Graham, switchboard operator of Yonkers, N. Y., who will sing a solo. and finally, Don August of New York, & boy soprano. LRI ABRIELLE DE LYS, French Can- adian blues singer, who has been heard on numerous N. B. C. net- work broadcasts from the West Coast, is coming East to join the cast of Phil Baker's program in Radio City. Her first show with the jester will be heard Friday. . Miss De Lys sang with Baker when BUTCHER, pharmacist and switchboard operator, abetted by a novelty instrumental the comedian was in Hollywood last | Summer and made such a hit with the | listening audience that the sponsor of the program is bringing her to New York from San Francisco. * ok k% IDA DONINELLI, soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Co., will be presented in a series of five con- certs exclusively over short-wave radio beginning January 1. Each program will be 55 minutes in length. This will mark the first time that a radio program of major impor- tance has been presented for the benefit of a short-wave audience. Mme. Doninelli will go to Schenec- tady from New York for each of the programs, which will be broadcast “to the world” by W2XAF, the short-wave | station of the General Electric Co. * x ok X 'TARTING with its Christmas day broadcast, WOL is adding an hour a day to its program schedule, and will sign off at 12 o'clock midnight instead of 11 p.m. With this new schedule WOL will be on the air 17 hours a day, opening alz ; am. with its popular musical clock. Dance music will be featured in the added hour, and beginning December 31 Johnny Slaughter’s Orchestra will be heard on the Wednesday and Fri- day late broadcasts. Youngest Legislator at 21. ‘TURTLE LAKE, N. Dak. (#).—Mac- Lean County, in North Dakota, claims the youngest legislator in the Nation. He is 2l1-year-old Arlo Beggs, Re- publican, chosen at the last election to the State Legislature, RENOVIZE ... your home Satisfactory to thousands, 85 years, EBERLY'S 1108 K N.W. DI. 6557 LIONEL TRAINS | 3 Months to Pay {| J.C. Harding Co. 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Wright, police detective head, announced he was holding a warrant for Donald Mahaney, re- ported under arrest in Phoenix, Ariz. Mahaney.is charged with abducting Clara Finley, 13-year-old ward of the Children's Home Society of Vir- ginia. Wright said that as soon as Gov. Peery signs extradition papers, Sergt. L. M. Reid will go to Phoenix and return Mahaney to Richmond. Both Mahaney and the girl were being held in Phoenix, Wright was informed. Ballston Meeting Postponed. BALLSTON, Va, December 25— (Special) —The December meeting of the Ballston Citizens' Association, scheduled for this evening, has been postponed because of the h8liday. I . (Potornal Chevy Chase Meeting Delayed. |Chase, Md, originally scheduled for today, has been postponed until CHEVY CHASE, Md,, December 25| December 28. 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