Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1935, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, CapitaL's RADIO PROGRAMS Wednesday, January 9. | WRC 950k | WMAL ' 630k (Copyright, 1935) PM. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. WISV 1,460k Eastern Standard Time. 1,310k 3:00 Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True 45 | Dr. Joseph Jastrow The Ramblers |The Wise Man |Harry Sosnick’s Orch. Kate Smith’s Hour “ . Walter Reed Requests Ragamuffins Sports Review 00 | Woman's Radio Review hm:y . |Unschuld’s Piano Club |Rochester Civic Orch. 115 :30 ‘Vucmtm-l Guidance :45 | Platt and Nierman and Bob Student Federation Curt‘s'l Music Institute ipm"l‘l Review Automobile Show s: 00 Sundown Revue Tom Mix | Stamp Club Moments of Melody Star’s News Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Tea Time [Little Orphan Annie S EVENING PROGRAMS. “Big Shota” Bob Larri's Orch. Pl\ll“)llnell“ 's Orch. |Sports Review—Music Jimmy Allen Krausmeyer & Cohen [Billy Batchelor |Education in the News |Buck Rogers Blll Coyle |Evening Album |Lowell Thomas Arch McDonald The Shadow w e Jerry Blaine's Orch. Today in Sports Bob Larri's Orch. Sagebush Harmonizers T7:00 Repmho(NY Amos :15 |Pickens Sisters \Gould and Shefter 5 | Plantation Echoes |Red Davis Dangerous Paradise Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” Boake Carter ‘n’ Andy Leon Friedman's Orch. Strickland Gililan Harry Hirschfield 'Two Pianos ‘ery Plcklord ‘lene King’s Orch. |Penthouse Party Lanny Ross’ Orchestra Edwin C. Bru‘flvuy vlfldufl Vivian and her Life Saver (Val Erny's Orchestra «Five Star Final” Voice of Romance “The_Phantom” |Town Hail ‘Tonight - KJohn Warden Lawes Nino Martini Burns and Allen McCormack “ Fisher's Ensemble Federal Housing Tennis Matches 10:00 |Lombardo-Land 10:15 3 10:30 |One Mans Family 10:45 | Madame Sylvia Harry Richman |Mischa Levitzki, pianist|Byrd Expedition Johx}. slm‘x.th's Orch. = = Wrestling Matches 11:00 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 |Club Habana Orch. Hal Kemp's Orchestra 11:15 ‘Voice of Romance News Bulletins Senator Huey Long Leon Belasco’s Orch. Ozzie Nelson’s Orch. - - Aml:eur Night 12:00 |George Olsen’s Orch. 12:15 | o 12:30 | |Stan Meyer’s Orchestra |Paul Pendarvis’ Orch. “ i R Carl Hoff’s Orch. Pt S 00 Sign _oft Elder Michaux 7:30 |Jones and Hare _7:45 [B. A. Rolte's orct} Barnyard Philosopher Sun "Dh! Jacques Renard’s Orch. George Hall's Orch. w - Sign off Sign_off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. | Morning Devotions William Meeder Coffee and Doughnuts Landt Trio and White News 9 15 |Betty Lane 9:30 (Danny Dee 9:45 |Caroline Baker Chicago Breakfast Club Sun Dial Sunny Side Up Bulletins » Waltz Time 10:00 ‘Downwwn With Diane 10:15 /Clara, Lu and Em 10:30 Momlng Parnde 10: Sallie s |Smackout }Edward MacHugh | Today’s Children Bill and Ginger Orientale Muchmore Radio Interview Hester Walker Beall. Ble8EsleBEsleEEs oy R | b ol e e 58 o 58 "11:00 |Music Clubs |Hazel 11:15 Morning Parade | Tony 11:30 Pedm Vlus Orchestra 11:45 P.M. U. S. Navy Band Arth Wons Milky Way | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. |Academy of Medicine. |Church of Hollywood Connie Louis Janoff Adventures in Melody Miles ‘Ben Alley, tenor 12:00 |Story of Mary Martin 12:30 |Merry-Go-Round Farm 12:45 Merry Madcaps |Listening Post 12:15 |{Honeyboy and Sassafras |The Merry Macs Voice of Experience The Gumps - Afternoon |George Hall's Orch. md Home Hour Bob Fallon's Orch. Bernie Dolan Luncheon Music | Rex smlu Ensemble | Air Breaks IF - 1!..- Paree Orchestra rds and Music and Home Hour |Concert Miniatures - Serenade [Pat Kennedy. Luncheon Music Advertising Club | Stones of History | I ey e |Vaughn de Leath - Gould and Shefter sic Guild |Echoes of Erin |Helen Trent Roman 5 /School of the Air The French Princess |Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Blue Room Echoes Castles of Romance Rochester Philharmonic m{myl“w Romance |N. Y. State Symphony 585888538 8EEI38E n’s Rarl)u Review Betty and Bob 7 Ralph and Dumke Memory_Contest [Archie Bleyer’s Orch. {America’s Little House ‘Salvltlon Army Band leck Meer's Orch. b i Sports Review = ol Current Books :30 'Uncle Jerry S| nnd “Teachers |Tea Time |Evening Rhythms Star’s News Flashes The Aristocrats Tednnrow_!a'x Orchestra John Sisughter’s Orch. on ol o 0000 00 0ol 098383 19| 1t b 8586858 MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Senator Huey Long, stormy petrel of American politics, will speak over WMAL at 11:30. “The Administra- tion’s Policies and Projects” will be his subject. “Republican Policies in Congress’ will be discussed by Representative Fish of New York over WRC at 7. Donald Novis, radio tenor, will con- tribute to the Penthouse Party on WMAL at 8. | Hours,” “Little Child nf Mary,” and “The Bard of Armagh. The tennis matches of four of the world’s outstanding proféssionals, led by Bill Tilden, will be described over ‘WOL at 9:30. The broadcast will take in the entire doubles contest with the team of Tilden and Vines opposing George Lott and Lester Stoefen. Following this a singles match be- tween Lott and Tilden will be de- John McCormack, Irish tenor, who | scril has just returned from Ireland, will begin a new series on WMAL at 9:30. His program includes “The Heavy i’RUITT TAKES OFFICE AS MT. RAINIER MAYOR By 2 Staff Correspondent of The Star. MOUNT RAINIER, Md., January 9. -——Mayor Norman A. Pruitt, who was elected at a special election held here recently, following the resignation of John R. Beall as mayor, was sworn into office by Brice Bowie, clerk of the Circuit Court, at a meeting of the Town Council last night. Arthur J. Bates was appointed to succeed Pruitt as councilman from the first ward. No member of the Council was elected to be president in place of Pruitt, who resigned as presi- dent with his election to the mayor- MONDAYS & THURSDAYS 630 WR.C. bed. ‘The Byrd Expedition program on TONIGHT AT 6:30 WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. “409-11th ST.NW. DIST. 4700 HEIRESS KIDNAPPED BY LIFE SAVER Grave concern is felt over the safety of Miss Diane Lee, heiress to the Lee fortune, who Monday night was saved from drowning by a mysterious man in a speed boat. When last seen by those on shore, the boat, instesd of returning to land, was heading out to sea, following the path of the moon on the water. Radio stations will broadcast all further developments. LISTEN IN TONIGHT ON STATION WJSV AT 8 P.M. WJSV at 10 will consist almost en- tirely of two-way conversations over 10,000 miles wireless route between New York and Little America. “Connie Goes Home” will be pre- sented by Mary Pickford and her stock company on WRC at 8. “HAMLET" SATIRE T0GETU.$.DEBUT “Old Words to New Music,” English Presentation, Ac- quired by N. B, C. « LD WORDS TO NEW MUSIC,” an original mu- in land several months ago, will be pre- sented over an N. B. C. network February 4. Rights to the play have been ac- quired by N. B. C, and the music, by Kenneth Leslie-Smith, is now crossing the Atlantic. ‘The play is intended to show what would happen to “Hamlet” if it were written at the present time and pro- duced in the modern Broadway man- ner, James Dyrenforth, author of the libretto, also is coming to the United States for the broadcast and will be 'l‘g’ the studio when the satire goes on “Old Words to New Music” marks another step forward in the develop- ment of musical drama, written es- pecially for broadcasting. Distinctive in the quality of humor of the book of lyrics and with music perfectly adapted to the mood of the produc- CONTRACT for a peraonal ap- punneenmnmm in New York, a cash prize of ‘M.uflfi;mm constituts the Heavy Coins Unpopular. The heavy and unpopular French bronze coins of 5 and 10 centimes are to be withdrawn from circulation in February. RENOVIZE This Has Been OII EBERLY’ 1108 K N.W. 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