Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1935, Page 46

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935. CapPiTAL's RADIO PROGRAMS Thursday, March 14. WRC 950k Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Imperial Grenadiers Woman'’s Radio Review Four Dots Morin Sisters :00 WMAL 630k __| PM. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Castles of Romance _'l’l-d Romance School of Music Betty and Bob Dorothy Page Jimmy Harbison Tea Time Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1310k | P.M. (Copyright, 1935) WISV 1,460k A 7; Pareats and Teachers Sundown Revue Uncle Jerry Review—Music [Evening 'Woolev, the Moth fusic |Evening Album Charles F. Bander Star Flashes EVENING PROGRAMS. EUROPEAN MUSIC 10 COMETOU. . Four Outstanding Events in Next Fortnight to Be Brought by N. B. C. OUR of Europe's - outstanding music events of the next fort- night are to be imported for the American radio audience by N. B. C. The events include the Austrian premiere of an American opera, the Leipzig celebration of Bach’s two hundred fiftieth anniver- sary, & La Scala performance of Verdi’s “Othello,” and the first pickup of an opera in Budapest. The initial broadcast is scheduled Monday at 9:30 am. new radio idea is double-bar- be instructive and at entertaining. Mrs. Van Loon estimates that 20 children URT G. SELL, Washington cor- respondent for the German News u, wants Washington short- wave fans to know that the begin at 5:05 p.m. Eastern standard time, Lands,” will present a special “Ruth Hubbard” program on WOL tomorrow af 11:15 a.m. The broadcast has been arranged as one of the series spon- MAN GIVEN FIVE YEARS IN GAS STATION DEATH Olaf Pierson Convicted of Man- slaughter in Shooting at Woodbridge, Va. Special Dispatch to The Star. MANASSAS, Va., March 14.—Olaf Plerson, 30 of Loudoun County, was found guilty of involuntary man- slaughter and sentenced to 5 years in the penitentiary by a Prince Willlam County Circuit Court jury here Tues- in the shooting of Edward Walsh, 45, at a filling station at Woodbridge last October 29. Judge Walter McCarthy presided. No appeal was indicated by the defense. Walsh was shot to death when he endeavored to awaken Plerson, it was testified. The defense was hased on the claim that Plerson fired while still half asleep. He claims he thought he was being attacked and shot in self-defense. The trial lasted one day, and the Jury was out about 45 minutes. — In his 51 years as minister, Rev. A. B. Dykes, who has just retired in Pol- lock, Scotland, did not miss a Sunday through illness. Hat Tricks Comedian. HOLLYWOOD, Calif, March 14 (P).—Robert Woolsey, screen come- dian, during a film scene, sailed & hat into the air. It boomeranged, cutting 8 deep gash over the comedian’s eye. He was treated at a hospital, LA 1A T T LT T 7T T T 777777777 77777 % Official Service Delco—Remy—Klaxon i N N N N N N N N N N N N N N /1111727777 P2III77 1IN, ‘The initial program will be the first act of “Tradgedie in Arezzo,” as presented in the Vienna Opera House March 19. Richard , Ameri- can composer, will conduct the Aus- trian premiere of this opera, which he wrote. Gina Van der Veer will sing the leading role, supported by Norbert Ardelli. Verdi’s “Othello” is scheduled March 20, and the following day the 5 | Bach celebration will be relayed from Leipzig, Germany. The Bach broad- cast will feature a portion of a sym- phony concert by the Lipsia Orchestra, conducted by Hans Weisbach. The first performance of a Buda- pest opera to be heard in this country will be shortwaved across the Atlantic March 28. sored by the Federal Housing Admin- Black Moon Mysteries T & istration. |Sports Parade Lowell Thomas |Amos 'n’ Anay Gems of Melody College Prom College Prom Sumner Welles “Red Trails” Billy Eatchelor ) {Col. J. T. Taylor 'Whispering Jack Smith Merry Minstrel Show “Whale” of a Shark Caught. The largest shark ever caught in South African waterc was trapped in a fisherman’s net at Hout Bay, near Cape Town. It was 27 feet 6 inches long, 12 feet in girth, and weighed 5 tons. It fough® madly for free- dom for two hours before it was finally hauled into shallow water. Even then 14 bullets were needed to kill it. Rudy Vallee Death Valley Days “ w Federation of Citizens |Waring’s Pennsylvanians G. W. U. Forum ol News Bulletins Melodic Strings “A Changing Social Order” -« - | Arthur Reilly Jack Berger's Orch. Eddie Duchin’s Orch. The Caravan RENOVIZE . . . your home This Has Been Our Business for 86 Years A. EBERLY'S FREE INSPECTIONS ON ANY MAKE EADIO BY OUR RADIO EXPERTS SPECIAL_PRICES ON ALL-WAVE AERIALS Waring’s Pennsylvanians Ship of Joy Serenade ‘|Jack_Tittle's Orch. Arthur Warren's Orch, Jerry Freeman'’s Orch. 'Herbie Kay's Orch. . Leon Navara's Orchestra ‘Whiteman's Music Hall * % ¥ % PREVIEW of the new contract bridge rules, effective April 1, will be given over Columbia Saturday by Harold 8. Vanderbilt, noted yachts- man and bridge expert. He will an- nounce and analyze the new rules. The new bridge laws are the result of collaboration by the Whist Club of New York, of which Vanderbilt is an officer, and the famous Portland Club of London. The changes are designed to standardize bridge regu- | Iations In every country where me‘ game is played. * * % x ANET VAN LOON has been engaged | by N. B. C. to present a special serles of programs for invalid children, confined to their homes and Totus Orchestra Slumber Music Henry Kings Orch. Digniry vour home. Al prvoscihoms: o Joe l}eichgmn'u Orch. |Sign _off 'Whiteman Anniversary “« w Dancing in Twin Cities |Sign off Sign off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Elder Mlc‘!uu ~|Sun Dial Barnyard Philosopher The Getter-Upper Air-'O-Nuts 0 \Up and at Em W The Grenadiers The Hayshakers Phil Cook’s Note Book Don Hall Trio Cheerio 938 F ST. N.W. Morning Devotions Lessons in Loveliness William Meader, organist Landt Trio and White News Bulletins Sun Dial Chicago Breakfast Club |“Dear Columbia” Caroline Baker [l ! Household Reporter Josephine Gibson Clara, Lu and Em 'Hsazl Arth Alr Sweethearts Today’s Children Betty Crocker Charlie King Tamara Dmietrieff Music Appreciation 'W. R. 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