Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1935, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1935. Carital's Rabio PROGRAMS Eastern Standard Time. Wednesday, March 13. | WRCY950k | WMAL 630k (Copyright, 1935) WISV 1,460k [ WOL 1,310k |IOLSON TO RETURN 10 RADID APRIL & Comedian Will Be Supported AFTERNOON PROGRAMS By Imposing Array of Sololst The Wise Man \George Hamilton Orch. [Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Dr. Joseph Jastrow Woman's Radlo Review | Betty and Bob i iy Jackie Heller Von Unschuld Piano Club| Tea Time Vocational Guidance Platt Nierman |Kate Smith’s Hour JV!lnl!el' Reed Requests Dance Tunes Terrence O'Shea Student Federation Curtis Music Institute Today’s Winners - - Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Sundown Revue Tom Mix Dance Music Stamp Club [Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Dick Tracy | |John Slaughter’s Orch. |Radio Voices EVENING PROGRAMS. Stars on N. B. C. B. C. announced today the return to the air April 6, of Al Jolson, famous black- e face comedian of the stage and screen. In the new series, which will run of ceremonies, supported by an im- posing array of guest stars, and an orchestra yet to be selected. Sports Review—Music Jimmy Allen Helen and Gary Billy Batchelor :00 |Rep. Ford of California |Evening Album | Sports Parade | Lowell Thomas Amos ‘n’ Andy |Education in the News Buck Rogers Arch McDonald The Shadow |Today in Sports Paul Mason’s Orch. American University |George Reid Myrt and Marge :15 |“The Black Chamber” |Plantation Echoes Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” 30 “Easy Aces” |Red Davis :45_|Uncle Ezra [Dangerous Paradise Boake Carter Mary Pickfora {Penthouse Party ‘Wayne King's Orch. Lanny Ross’ Orchestra w W w % Diane and her Life Saver Edwin C. Hill Broadway Varietles News Spotlight Whispering Serenaders | Contest News IClarence Albright |Amateur Night ) 1Town Hall Tonight [Wnn!en !.;auflil John McCormack Lily Pons Burns and Allen ‘Hollywood Gossip |Madame Sylvia |0’ Henry" | Combardo Land [Ray Noble's Orch. |Jack Pearl T “ John_Slaughter’s_Orch. ‘AmateurmN)ghL Voice and Violin Dance Music Dance Parade |Francis J. Biddle “What Would You Do?” Dance Parade Dance Music |News Bulletins Slumber Music |Arthur Reilly Voice of Romance Club Habana Orchestra 45 | Leon Belasco's Orch. Ozzie Nelson’s Orchestra Dance Parade |Sports Flashes |John Slaughter's Orch. 00 |Art Jarrett’s Orch. | Dance Music 15 W T Stan Meyer's Orchestra Eddie Lane’s Orch. |Midnight Reverle Jacques Renard's Orch. |George Hall's Orch. |Sign off | Sign oft Sign off Sign off EARLY PROGRA MS TOMORROW. Don Rodgers, baritone | |Rittenhouse_Quartet 7 Jolson’s program will move into the Saturday night spot now occupied by “The Gibson Family,” which will be- gin a Sunday night schedule early in April. * Ok K K “(YONGRESSIONAL opinion,” is the for 26 weeks, Jolson will act as master | of outstanding sports events all over the country. The new program will supplement WOL's other regular sports broad- casts. LI THEL BARRYMORE has been signed by Ben Bernie to appear as guest artist on his regular N. B. C. weekly program next Tues- day. Instead of taking a dramatic role, Miss Barrymore will sing for the first time on the air. * X Xk Kk UDY VALLEE has added Dennis King to the list of guest artists for his broadcast tomorrow night on N. B. C. King, now in a Brosd- way comedy, will take part in a cae- act play. * K Kk - ER MASTER'S VOICE,” a two- act comedy, will be the Radio Theater presentation on N. B. C. Sunday. Roland Young, stage and | screen star, who starred in this pro- duction on Broadway last year, will have the leading role. * K ox ok ORTON DOWNEY, Irish tenor of the air, will have a special St. Patrick’s day program on N. B. C. Sunday. He will be supported by Ray Sinatra’s orchestra. © P. Lorfllard C title of a new weekly series e Elder Michaux {Barnyard Philosopher | The Getter Upper Alr-O-Ni ) |Up and at 'Em 7:30 |The Grenadiers 7:45_|Doctor of Blues Sun Dial h 78:00 | Phil Cook's Note Book Morning Devotions 8:15 Don Hall Trio William I\:‘leeder 8:30 | Cheerio Hine 845 |Landt Trio and White Sun Dial Musical Clock |Christian Hour "9:00 |Mail Bag News Bulletins 9:15 |Betty Lane Chicago Breakfast Club 9:30 Danny Dee ‘ i e 9:45 |Caroline Baker Sun Dial Sunny Side Up | Jimmy Rich, organist | Family Almanac |“The Dentist Says” 10:00 | 10:15 10:30 Promenade Clara, Lu and Em |Edward MacHugh Morning Parade |Today’s Children X . sallie Muchmore Music Clubs |Hazel Arth |The House Detective |Tony Wons A Capella Choir |u. Navy Band Gypsy Trail | . {Smackout | Betty Hudson |Bill and Ginger Clinic of the Air Radio Interview |Milky Way Friends {Church of Hollywood |Lonesome Pine Singer Varieties Morning Concert |Two-Piano Team |Varieties |{A. B. C. Ensemble Luncheon Concert | 19:15 starting on' Columbla Sunday. studios of WJSV. The initial program will feature two 5 | Southwestern Democrats, Representa- tives Maverick of Texas and Rogers Maverick’s topic. Rogers will discuss “Old Age Pensions.” * Kk ¥ % 'OL will introduce tonight at 11:15, the first of a new series of “Sports Flashes” which will be 10:30 AFTERNOO! PROGRAMS Story of Mary Marlin |Listening Post Honeyboy and Sassafras Elwood Street Merry-go-Round |Farm and Home Hour Me_rry_Mad@ps Al - = 00 |St. Patrick’s Celebration |Far 15 “ o« | :30 ‘La Paree Orchestra and Home Hour ;Words and Music | 1Voice of Experience |{The Gumps Afternoon Rhythms |George Hall’s Orch. George Hall's Orch. Hester Walker Beall Cleo Brown, pianist |Legion Program 'Eddie Prior's Orchestra Anne Fitzpatrick John Slaughter’s Orch. |Luncheon Ensemble’ Advertising Club 00 |Temple Bells Music Guild 15 “ u « w The French Princess Helen Trent Romances :30 45 100 15 30 45 T 0o 1080 0ol bt bt 1 4| |Vaughn de Leath “ i 3 |Gould and Shefter School of the Air Echoes of Erin - = |Vic and Sade {Ma Perkins |Dreams Come True {Imperial Grenadiers Castles of Romance {Roadways to Romance School of Music | i - 3 3: 3: 3: 4 100 15 | :30 s 1 54 0 5 0 e 1 3 Woman's Radio Review | Four Dots 1 Morin_Sisters | |Tune Tinkers Peter Slevin Jimmy Lawrence N. Y. State Symphony | Betty and Bob Dorothy Page Memory Contest ‘Tea Time America’s Little House Salvation Army Band |Loretta Lee |Indoor Tennis Results |Today's Winners [ = = Parents and Teachers | Sundown Revue Evening Star Flashes |Evening Rhythms Wooley and Moth Skippy Singing Lady |Jack Armstrong John Slaughter’s Orch. | Radio Voices Each broadcast will originate in the | |day by the Commissioners. of Oklahoma. “Free Speech” is to be | Reappointment Barred. A bill providing for reappointmént | of Clifford J. Garry to the Police Department was disapproved yester- Gary was | dismissed several years ago for viola- tion of Police Department rules. | Gasoline Stations Closed. During a recent strike in Mexico | City only 21 out of 351 gasoline serv-| made up of a resume of the results | ice stations remained open. “Please tell women smokers more about 0ld Gold's throat-ease w, Cloudette (olbeil CLAUDETTE COLBERT in the Paramount Picture, “PRIVATE WORLDS"—A Walter Wanger production Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star | e e ANNOUNCING A DELICIOUS AND FEorn ST 8 Wiz 1858 MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. #0}4%702&(4/19& John McCormack, famous Irishartist on the “Broadway Varieties” |Fred Allen “Town Hall Tonight” tenor, fresh from a vacation trip on the west coast will return to the mi- crophone at 9:30. WMAL will broad- cast his program, which includes Fos- ter’s “Beautiful Dreamer,” “I Met an Angel” and the old Irish air, “I Went a-Walking.” Fritzi Scheff, internationally known Viennese singer, will be the guest program on WJSV at 8:30. She will be supported by Elizabeth Lennox, tra, Mary Pickford and her stock com- pany, on WRC at 8, will present “Tess of the Storm Country.” She was the star of the same play in silent pictures some years ago. Seven amateur acts will dominate EDUCATION BOARD | CHANGE IS OPPOSED Quinn Says Appointment by City Heads Would Menace Merit System. Henry 1. Quinn, member of the Board of Education, told the Parent- Teacher Association of the Joseph Rodman West School Monday night | that if the power to appoint the| Board of Education is given to the District Commissioners it eventually would result in the abandonment of the merit system in District schools. Following the talk by Mr. Quinn the association voted unanimously against the proposal giving the Commissioners the authority to appoint the board and the superintendent of schools. The ‘vote was an expression in favor of the elective system and another step in the direction of enfranchisement of the District, it is stated. “If the Commissioners are given this authority it will eventually result in political pressure being brought to bear in the appointment of the school system personnel,” Mr. Quinn said, “and will mean the inevitable doom of the merit system.” “MODEL” SEWAGE PLANT PLANNED FOR HOSPITAL Completion This Summer Is Pro- Jjected by Engineer Com- missioner Sultan. A “model” sewage treatment plant to serve the adult and children's tuberculosis hospitals at Glenn Dale, Md., will be completed during the coming Summer, Engineer Commis- sioner Dan I. Sultan said today. Plans now are being drawn by three District _employes under supervision of the Veterans’ Bureau, which was asked to co-operate because of its work on such plants in connection with Government hospitals. Col. Sultan estimated the cost at about $45,000. The plant will consist of a combination of chlorination, sedimentation and filtration processes, the residue of the sewage to be used for fertilizer after drying on a large shed for a year. RENOVIZE . . . your home This Has Been Our ness for 86 Years EBERLY’S DISTRICT 6857 one “Eberly’s” 1108 K N.W. Didity vour home. |EMPLOYES TO TALK PLANS FOR HOUSING Low-Cost Rental Project in Dis- trict to Be Topic at Meet- ing Tonight. Drive for erection of a low-cost housing project for Federal employes in the District gained momentum to- day as backers of the plan made ready for a conference to discuss methods of financing the proposal. Frank Lombard, Bureau of Agricul- tural Economics employe at the De- partment of Agriculture, chairman of the committee on the project., has | program on WRC at 9. | A lively program of up-to-date hits | contralto, and Victor Arden’s Orches~ ' will be played by Ray Noble and his | orchestra on WRC at 10:30. The |tunes include “This Little Piggie,” | “My Sweet” and “Over My Shoulder.” The “Bell Song” from Delibes' | opera “Lakme,” will be the high light of Lily Pons' recital on WJSV at 9. She also will sing an aria from Mas- senet’s “Manon” and Henderson's “Love Is Mine.” WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. called & meeting for tonight to go! over plans in detail preparatory to seeking the loan necessary for con- struction. The plan was developed by Archie Edwards, also a Bureau of Agriculture Economics worker and president of his bureau’s branch of the National Federation of Federal Employes. Edwards and Lombard at present plan for a 500-unit co-operative apartment house, with apartments ranging upward from $25 a month. The $25 unit would consist of one room and bath. _— EARLY TELEPHONE DAYS RECALLED BY VETERANS Chesapeake & Potomac Workers of More Than 35 Years’ Service Hold Luncheon. 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