Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1935, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Thursday, January 10. (Copyright, 1935) Eastern Standard Time. [ WRC_ 950k WMAL 630k WJSV_ 1,460k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. WOL 1310k _ | 00 |Vic and Sade 3:15 |Ma Perkins 3:30 | Dreams Come True _3:45 Imperial Grenadiers Castles of Romance Rochester Philharmonic Roadways of Romance N. Y. Symphonic Band 4:00 Woman's Radio Review 4:15 i o 4:30 Four Dots 4:45 Morin Sisters “5:00 Parents and Teachers 5:15 e 5:30 Uncle Jerry 5:45 Willie Bryant’s Orch. |Jewel Lanze's Orch. Tea Time Evening Star Flashes The Aristocrats |Little Orphan Annie Betty and Bob America’s Little House |Sports Review East and Dumke Salvation Army Band o4 - ‘Memory Contest Skippy . |Jack Armstrong |Between Bookends Dick Messner’s Orch. . Evening Rhythms Current Books = Ted Brown’s Orchestra John Slaughter’s Orch, |Christian Sclence P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS, "6:00 |Sports Review—Music 6:15 |Vocational Association 6:30 |“Little Women” League of Nations Evening Album Lowell Thomas |Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Godfrey's Gazette Guy Lombardo’s Orch, 6:30 Pickens Sisters < 6:45 Northern Dramatic Co. 7:00 Music—News 6:45 Billy Batchelor OWE Amos 7:30 Merry Minstrel Show 'n’ Andy 7:15 Richard Himber’s Orch. Gen}g of yelody Myrt and Marge |Just Plain Bill The World Over | Boake Carter 7:45! |True Crime Stories e Carter “8:00 Rudy Vallee |G. W. U. Forum Hour of Charm g5 e |Gingham Club Orchestra, “ * 830 - |Bill Coyle Liberty Forum 8:45 ” |Melodies Romantique Rl “8:00 Show Boat Death Valley Days The Caravan 915 o e e PR 9:30 % 2 Federation of Citizens 9:45 = 34 Hurdy Gurdy Man 70:00 Whiteman's Music Hall 10:15 5 L News Bulletins Edwin Rogers “A Changing SoclalOrder” Mammoth Minstrels Wnrl'{lx'; ?_ennsylvnmms Ray Hendricks, songs Waring’s Pennsylvanians Hockey Game Northern Dramatic Co. News Spotlight American Salutes | Joe Holman “Five Star Final” Voice of Romance |“The Phantom™ |“La Gioconda” Fisher's Orchestra |Carl Hoff's Orch. 11:00 Arthur_Reilly Lotus Orchestra Jack_Little's Orch, |carl Hoff's Orch. 11:15 Jesse Crawford, organist i S '_' Y |Sleepy Hall's Qrchcstrn 11:30 Don Bestor's Orch. Eddie Duchin's Orch, |Herbie Kaye's Orch. Cab Calloway's Orch, 11:45 g goa __|Leon Belasco's Orch, |« *+ = 12:00 Henry King's Orch. George Olsen’s Orch. Pancho’s Orchestra Sign off 12:30 Emerson Gill's Orch. Dancing in Twin Cities Leon Navarra's Orch. "1:00_Sign off Sign offt Sign off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. ~ Elder Michaux “7:00 Up and Barnyard Philosopher | Sun Dial - 7:15 i i King's Men ‘ o 1:30 Jones and Hare The Getter Upper - _7:45 Pollack and Lawnhurst T i = 8:00 Bradley Kincaid Morning Devotlons Sun anl §:15 Don Hall Trio 8:30 Checrio William Meeder Coffee and Doughnuts | Musical Clock Musical Clock "|Huey Long Is Reported to oy vacation. - lassured of another appointment by SHIFTS APPROVED INRADI STATIONS Have Negotiated for WDSU. EVERAL major shifts in broad- | casting station alignments i featured the resumption this week of sittings of the Federal Communications Commission’s broadcast division after the holiday The decisions were reached by Commissioners Sykes and Brown, i with Chairman Hampson Gary absent | because of his resignation from the | commission, effective Gary's successor will be Anning S. Prall, former Representative from | New York, who is due to sit with the | broadcast division as its chairman, beginning with the next regular | meeting January 15. Gary has been January 1| President Roosevelt, possibly in the diplomatic corps. Station WFIL, Philadelphia, was | authorized to start operating at once on a merger of WLIT and WFI, which formerly shared time in that city on the same wave length. Donald “Gee! Dad, this new car starts like D. €. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935. Withycomb, former N. B. C. station relations manager, heads the merger. Station KWCR, Cedar Rapids, oper- ated by the Des Moines Register and Tribune, was authorized to move into Des Moines, where it is expected to become the first outlet ever secured in that city by C. B. 8. WMT, Waterloo, Towa, also owned by the newspaper, will move nearar Cedar Rapids to serve both Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. KSO is also operated in Des Moines by the newspaper and is an N. B. C. outlet. The commission authorized Hearst Radio, Inc, to take over WBAL, Baltimore, from the local power com- pany under a recent $200,000 pur- chase agreement. It was also learned that CBS has contracted for the purchase of WJSV, Washington, for a price said to be about $175,000. The station has been leased by the net- work from the Fellowship Forum. Unconfirmed but reliable reports were current this week that Huey Long, whose Louisiana Legislature re- cently authorized the State to secure a radio station, has completed nego- tiations for the purchase of WDSU, New Orleans, for a sum understood to be $100,000. The station will con- tinue to operate in New Orleans, but will have studios on the Louisiana | State University campus. The uni- versity is to be the nominal purchaser, but it is said that Senator Long will This Has Been Our Business for 86 Years EBERLY'S Dignify vour home . . . phone “Eberly's greased lightnin | use the station as his personal mouth- piece. * x ¥ X HE second annual “This Yedr of Promise,” in which representa- tives of various activities will forecast their expectations of 1935, will be given over N. B. C. Thursday, January 17 * k k% 'OE BROWN and his “Radio Kid- dies,” who broadcast regularly : over WOL, will give a special | program_in the Red Cross room in | Walter Reed Hospital January 28. Riots Over Weddings Films. Showing of films of the royal wed- ding in England has caused several riots in the Irish Free State. At a the- ater in Dublin soon after the film had | started there were catcalls and shouts of “Imperialism!” Bottles of ink and stones were thrown at the screen, and finally 50 men jumped on the stage and damaged the screen, then escaped through an emergency exit. Many women were injured in trying to flee the theater. From Washington Police Records The Singi and The Silver Shieid ¢ HESSICKeSON 14TH EWATER STS S W ” HETHER your car is old or new, there are 8:45 “ Landt Trio and White » Jise x 8:45 9:00 Mail Bag News Bulletins Russian_Program Tony Cabooch 90| © 9:15 Betty Lane Chicago Breakfast Club 2 w Rhythm Melodies 9:15 4 €:30 Norman Nielson | S “Dear Columbia” Arthur Gutow, organist 930 _9:45 Caroline Baker [ e A N Police Flashes _9:45 10:00 Johnny Marven Smackout Red Cross Program Variety and Value 10:00 10:15 Clara, Lu and Em | Hazel Arth |Bill and Ginger ot i 10:15 3¢ |Air Sweethearts | Today’s Children | Children’s Program Washboard Blues 10:30 Betty Crocker Herman and Barta Radio Interview Radio_Voices | 10:45 Flying Troubadour Music Appreciation Cooking Close-ups [Poet's Corner 11200 11:15 W. R. Beattie adal Senator Capper A (e 11:15 11:30 Hurdy Gurdy Man L % |U. 8, Army Band Theater Row 11:30 11:45 Louis Rothschild AR S e | 11:45 AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. N i P.M. “Story of Mary Marlin _ Listening Post Voice of Experience Eddie Pryor's Orch. 12:00 Honeyboy and Sassafras Morin Sisters = 5 7 = 12:15 Go-Round Farm and Home Hour Afternoon Rhythms Bernie Dolan, pianist | 12:30 Madcaps s o = Allan unrer:gj):ghi ___ Church o the Air 12:45 Nathan Stewart Farm and Home Hour George Hall's Orchestra Luncheon Music “1:00 Women’s Clubs & - Reflections Shut-in Hour 1:15 Houghton Choir La Paree Orchestra Jack Little's Orch. Beauty Forum 1:30 Wt i ES Words and Music ~ Pat Kennedy o - e | 14 Magic of Speech Platt and Niermann French Princess The Ragamuffins " 2:00 & b Dorothy Page |Helen Trent | 7 i 215 Kitchen Party Harvest of Song ISchool of the Air |String Quartet 2:30 A = ATGEn Rlking s L SR E SIS T B ) Vic and Sade U. S. Marine Band Pete Woolery Tommy Glenn ~3:00 Ma Perkins 9% i Minneapolis Symphony |“Fats” Walker 3:15 The Jesters = = | v = Sports Review 3:30 Kay Foster S o e | T 3 Toae 3:45 Woman’s Radio Review Betty and Bob |Minneapolis Symphony | Sports Review 4:00 S East and Dumke i ol 4:15 Music Guild Rod and Stream 5 - | S = 4:30 i | Women'’s Clubs i Woman's Page _4:45 Sundown Revue |Al Pearce’s Gang Evening Rhythms |Tango Tempo |75:00 Tom Mix Evening Star Flashes Skippy * Bob Larri’s Orchestra | 5:15 Tea Time |Jack Armstrong John Slaughter’s Orch. 5:30 Aunt Sue and Polly MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Walter Connolly, the Yacht Club boys and Johnny Burke will con- tribute to Rudy Vallee's variety hour at 8. Connolly will be starred in a one-act play, “Napoleon’s Barber.” The dramatization of the building of the Panama Canal will be the highlight of the Show Boat program on WRC at 9. A condensed version of Pionchelli’s “La Gioconda” will be presented over ‘WOL at 10. WMAL will broadcast at 6 a sym- COLD WEATHER FLIGHTS ARE SCHEDULED BY NAVY Squadrons of Ranger to Train for Maneuvers in Alaskan Waters. The plane squadrons attached to the naval aircraft carrier Ranger will | conduct cold weather flight operations in {ke vicinity of Buffalo, N. Y., and Hartford, Conn., during this month. Secretary Swanson made this an- nouncement yesterday, explaining that the planes will use the naval aircraft | factory at Philacdelphia as a central base, two weeks. This program is in keeping with the sire of the Navy Department that rienced in the art of flying under cold weather coaditions. culated to increase their training efficiency and to fit them for the maneuvers that are to be staged in Alaskan waters during the fleet concentration later this year. AYTAG WASHERS On Convenient Terms J. C. Halrding Co. 517 10th St. N.W... Just Below F 630 WR.C. The operations are to last about | 1 aviators become more expe- | This is cal- | posium on the League of Nations and world affairs. The speakers will be Senator Pope of Idaho and Manly O. Hudson, professor of international law, Harvard University. i Harry Stockwell, musical comedy | baritone, will be guest artist on Paul Whiteman’s music hall program on WRC at_10. The Northern Dramatic Co. on WOL at 6:45 will present excerpts Official Service Delco—Remy—KIlaxon MILLER-DUDLEY/ 1716 144 ST.NW. NORTH 1383 Service Station No. 1 17th & L Sts. N.W. air, from Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.” Members of the Shakespearean So=- ciety of Washington will assist. It Costs So Little to Have Your Teeth Put in Proper Shape —and you're doubly assured if Dr. H. W. Smith does the work. It will be the best and his charges are most reasonable to be found anywhere. n ‘tzeth which 1 posi- | tively guarantee to fit "DR. H. W. SMITH SURGEON DENTIST 401 7th Street N.W. Cor. 7th & D Sts. 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