Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1935, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935. CapiTAL's RADIO PROGRAMS Eastern Standard Time. Wednesday, March 20. WRC 950k (Copyrig] WMAL 630k | ht, 1936) WISV 1,460k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS | WOL 1,310k \ 0 5 Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Dr. Joseph Jastrow “Othello” from Italy Charlie King's Orch. George Hamilton’s Orch. [Kate Smith’s Hour “ “ Walter Reed Requests |Piano Solos |Terrence O'Shea | Woman’s Radio Review | Vocational Guidance Platt and Nierman Betty and Bob | Jackie Heller Tea Time | Von Unschuld Piano Club = |Student Federatlon Curtis Music Institute |Today's Winners S Sundown Revue Tom' Mix | Chasin®_the Blues | Stamp Club |Evening Star Flashes |Aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady |Little Orphan Annie Evening Rhythms |Skippy |Jack Armstrong |Dick Tracy |John Slaughter's Orch. Radio Voices Liberal Melodies EVENING PROGRAMS, Sports Review—Music Jimmy Allen | Helen and Gary Billy Batchelor Education in the News Evening Album |Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin Lowell Thomas |Buck Rogers |Arch McDonald The Shadow Today in Sports Paul Mason’s Orch. American University George Reid 00 Rep. Dickstein of N. Y. “The Black Chamber” “Easy Aces” Uncle Ezra {Amos ®* Andy Plantation Echoes Myrt aud Marge Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” Boake Carter Dance Music News Spotlight | Comtest ttewa |Mary Pickfora Wayne King's Orch. « Penthouse Party Lanny Ross’ Orchestra Edwin C. Hill s Broadway Varietles Diane and her Life Saver Rittenhouse Quartet Clarence Albright Amateur Night Town Hall Tonight - = Warden Lawes lJohn McCormack [T Richard Bonelli Burns and Allen Amateur Night Voice and Violin |Dance Music Pleasure Island Ray Noble's Orch. Hollywood Gossip Madame Sylvia “Good-By, Mr. Chips” Jack Pearl | John_Slaughter’s Orch. |The Waltzers Tango Orchestra “What Would You Do?"|Four Towers 11:15 Dance Music Arthur Reilly |News Bulletins 11:30 |Club Habana Orchestra |Slumber Music 11:45 | fMoon Dial |Rep. McFarlane of Texas| G - Gus Arnheim's Orch. Joe Frasetto's Orch. Sleepy Hall’s Orch. ‘John Slaughter’s Orch. Art Jarrett’s Orch. Stan Meyer's Orchestra e ~ | Dance Music ‘Eddle Lane'’s Orch. Midnight Reverle Jacques Renard’s Orch. Keith Beecher's Orch. Sign OF |Sign_off |Sign off EARLY PROGRA |Sign_off MS TOMORROW. | | |Elder Michaux 0 | Your Timekeeper Organ Rhapsody | Sick-a-Bed Children _| Caroline Baker | Morning Glories | |The Getter-Upper {The Grenadiers {Sun Dial Musical Clock i Christian Hour Musical Clock Morning Devotions |Don Hall Trio |Cheerio Musical Clock News Bulletins Chicago Breakfast Club |Sun Dial Sunny Side Up Promenade Clara, Lu and Em Morning Parade | lSmackcnut Edward MacHugh Today’s Children Sallie Muchmore | Betty Hudson |Bill and Ginger [Clinic of the Air |Radio Interview Jimmy Rich, organist Varieties silly Willy | Two-Piano Team P.M. Music Clubs The House Detective Radi-Owens | Gypsy_Trail \Hazel Arth |Tony Wons |U. S, Navy Band | “ AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 | Story of Mary Marlin Honeyboy and Sassafras |Merry-go-Round |Merry Madcaps Listening Post The Merry Macs |Farm and Home Hour 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 |Rex Battle’s Ensemble | Airbreaks Farm and Home Hour | Words and Music Milky Way Friends Church of Hollywood Varieties Morning Concert |A. B. C. Ensemble Luncheon Concert Voice of Experience |The Gumps Afternoon Rhythms Instrumentalists Eddie Prior's Orchestra Anne Fitzpatrick John Slaughter's Orch, Concert Miniatures Hester Walker Beall |Cleo Brown, pianist |Ed McConnell Lunchecn Ensemble | Advertising Club 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 iF‘nshion Show iTemple Bells | Vaughn de Leath {Gould and Shefter |Bach Anniversary Moments, of Melody |D. C. School Series | The French Princess |Helen Trent Romances iSchoal of the Air Tune Tinkers |Peter Slevin |Jimmy Laurence 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 |Vic and Sade |Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Imperial Grenadiers Echoes of Erin School of Music Andrews School Choir Raaq_ways to Romance - - IN.Y. State Symphony - 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 ‘Woman's Radio Review {Four Dots Betty and Bob Dorothy Page Memory Contest |America’s Little House Salvation Army Band Loretta Lee Along the Volga | Today’s Winners W W “« w KNGS JBLE TOBEBROADEAST British Ruler to Be Heard Here in Series on Anni- versary Program. OLUMBIA has arranged to bring from London this Sum- mer, three of the major events of King George’s silver jubllee —a celebration designed to mark ‘the twenty-fifth anniversary of the coronation of the British mon- arch. ‘Through a special series of interna- tional relays, Columbia will bring to its American audience the most color- ful highlights of the festival. The first broadcast, May 5, will be a de- scription of a special church service by the Archbishop of Canterbury, which King George and other mem- bers of the royal family will attend. On the second day of the inaugural ) | festivities, May 6, the King himself will speak from Buckingham Palace, following a review of his reign by an- nouncers of the British Broadcasting p. ‘The third and final broadcast of the series, May 9, will originate in West- minster Hall, where King George will again speak, following brief addresses by members of the House of Lords and the House of Commons. * k k% NTO the depth of the Grand Canyon, N. B, C. will take a micro- phone for the first time April 21 to broadcast an impressive Easter sun- rise service. The Bishop of the Arizona Diocese of the Episcopal Church will conduct the service, aided by three assistants and a 40-voice mixed A Capella Choir of the Arizona State Teachers’ College. * X k x commercial broadcasts to its schedule, the first, a new “Moon Dial,” conducted by Arthur Godfrey, will start tonight at 11. This program will be patterned after God- frey’s daily “Sun Dial” series, but it will be on the air only three nights a week, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The other two consist of a recorded feature called “Makers of History,” and a Sunday afternoon recital by i W.!sv has added three more Marie Deal, soprano, accompanied by Elsie Harvey Weaver, organist. “The Makers of History” is in- tended especially for children, and will be a marked contrast to some of the sensational “blood and thun- der” serials. It will be based chiefly on the outstanding episodes in Colon- ial history. * K ok X OST of the comment publicly M available as to the nearness of television continues some- what pessimistic. Willlam 8. Paley, president of Columbia, says in his annual report: “While progress has been and will be made in the technical development of television, there are many other problems to be solved.” * % & & HREE unknown lyricists—one a business college girl, another a fireman in an oil refining plant, and the a third a master sergeant of the Quartermaster Corps—will have their original song lyrics presented by Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians during their broadcast on Columbia, March 28. ‘The three lyricists, Merrill Riesbeck of Winters, Calif.; James B. Judge of Denver, Colo., and Jack Hampton of Port Arthur, Tex., won the honor of having their works presented by Waring’s Pennsylvanians as the resuit of winning a Nation-wide contest con- ducted by a magazine, Judge, incidentally, was in Wash- ington several years ago, and partici- pated in several amateur shows, in- cluding “Believe Me, Zantippe.” 409-11th ST.NW. DIST. 4700 INTERIOR BUILDING JOBS CONSOLIDATED One Contract Will Cover Demoli- tion, Excavation, Foundations and Superstructure. The new Interior Department Building, to be constructed between Eighteenth and Nineteenth, C and E streets, will be included in one con- tract for demolition of old buildings, excavation, foundations and super- structure. This was learned yesterday at the | Procurement Division, Treasury De- | partment, where plans are being | pushed on the basis of orginal sketches designed by Daddy B. 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National Symphony orcll.‘ Spanish Revue National Symphony Orch.|Evening Star Flashes = * |Wooley and Moth 5:00 |Evening Rhythms John Slaughter’s Orch. Skippy e 5:15 5:30 |Sundown Revue | Singing Lady Jack Armstrong Radio Voices MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Richard Bonelli, baritone, will re- place Lily Pons, soprano, on the pro- gram with Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra, a WJSV attraction, at 9. He will feature as his operatic selec- tion an aria from the opera, “An- drea Chenier.” “Smilin’ Through” will be presented by Mary Pickford and her stock com- pany on WRC at 8. George Metaxas, musical comedy | way Varieties” program on WJSV ntl 8:30. by John McCormack on WMAL at 9:30. The selections include “Minne- | lied,” “Down by the Sally Gardens” and “Give Me Today.” | }and Scotch love songs will be offered | | | sensational Fred Allen will preside at his own star, will contribute to the “Broad- | birthday party during the Town Hall program on WRC at 9. The comedian will revive two of his most famous A program of old German, Irish |sketches for the broadcast. A dramatization of James Hilton's novel, “Good-by, Mr. Chips,” will be presented over WMAL at 10:30. Alfred Shirley, veteran of the stage, will play the title role. BABY BOND SALE TOTALS $23,183,953 Treasury Reports 48,461 Buyers,’ Averaging $438 Apiece, in 14 Days. By the Associated Press. Sales of the Government's new “baby bonds” during the first 14 days totaled $23,183,953, it was announced by the | ‘Treasury. This total is expected to be swelled considerably, it was said, as many large cities and several thousand small post offices have yet to make their Teports. ‘There have been 48,461 individual buyers, averaging $438 apiece, the Treasury said, but added that al- though this indicates that the demand for the larger denominations is strong, postmasters report that the purchase of the $25, $50 and $100 Units was beginning to increase. A reminder was broadcast by the | Treasury that the called Fourth Lib- | erty 4% per cent bonds will cease to bear interest after April 1 These bonds can be identified by their serles numbers, E, F, G, and by | the digits ending with five, six and | seven. NO NEW HONEY KRUSHED BREAD BAKED BY RICE’'S BAKERY RELIEVES CONSTIPATION |Many Report Marvelous Results From Switching to New Cello- phane Wrapped Honey Krushed Bread. | Several customers who have eat- en the new Rice’s Honey Krushed Wheat Bread for the last week, re- port that constipation has been greatly relieved and in many cases eliminated. The “ pleasing combination of crushed whole wheat kernels, pure honey and other ingredients, blend- ed by a secret process gives your diet; the necessary roughage there- | by eliminating dosing with laxatives. 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