Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1935, Page 12

Wednesday, April 10. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1935. (Copyright, 1936) Eastern Standard Time. [ WRC 950k WMAL 630k | WJSV_ 1,460k WOL 1310k | PM. #3100 |Vic and Sade ‘?;dfi;” (l:é:y l?:vnn.dx e Mmllnd u. Glee Club 3:30 ‘Dmnu Come True 45 |Dr. Joseph Jastrow AFTERNOON PROGRAMS anflsmlgh'l Hour P.M. 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Wllt“er Reed Requests Light Opera Gems Womm 's Radio Review Betty Robert Jolly | Von Unschuld Piano CIub %) | Tea Time bl 4:00 4:15 4:30 udent Federation |Curtis Music Institute and Bob Today's Winners 4 “ D. C. GUARDSMEN 'HOLD CELEBRATION ;= Oyster Roast and Entertainment Held at Camp Simms as Part of Dedication. 0 An elaborate program of entertain- ment and oyster roast was given last night at Camp Simms, Con- gress Heights, under auspices of the officers of the District of Colum- bia National Guard, incident to the dedication of the Guard's new storage and garage buildings there. The program opened with & con- cert by the 121st Engineers Band, un- direction of Warrant Officer uenr Goldman. Other features in- cluded & gun and searchlight drill by the 260th Coast Artillery, a minstrel show, under direction of Sergt. E. M. Morris, jr., Company D, 121st Engi- neers, and boxing bouts by members of the District of Columbia National Guard. Various equipment and its operation were demonstrated by the 260th Coast Artillery and the 121st Engi- neers. The new structures include two one- story garages, 60 by 100 feet in size; two storage buildings, 60 by 100 feet, and one two-story storage building, 4:45 |Evening Star Flashes |Aunt Sue and Polly slnging Lady ‘ sldpper Jlm !Stamp Club | Little wEvenmz Rhythms Dark K-Nights |Jack Armstrong Orphan Annle | Dick Tracy One-time' Opportunities _3‘5@2- s 5.1 |Radio Voices |Liberal Melodies EVENING PROGRAMS, Sports Review—Music Jimmy Allen 5 Music—News £7:00 |Rep. Ford of Miss. 7:15 [“The Black Chamber” £1:30 |“Easy Aces” |Amos One Mnns “Family” nyne l(ings Orch. Education in the News Evening Album 0 |El Gary and Lillian Conn Sports Parade Lowell Thomas P!amauon Echoes wRed Davis Dnngerous _Paradise " |Hal Kemp’s Orch. Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Musicai Feature Men of Manhattan |Myrt aud Marge Just Plain Bill ‘0’ Andy n C. Hul ]unny Rou Orchestra \Brmdwty arieties |Today in Sports |Homer Rodeheaver |Washboard Blues |Government Family |Dinner Music |News Spothight |Spanish Quartet ‘Chrence Albright ur Nliht ‘Wnrd‘en I:Awes |John McCormack 10:00 Plel.sure Islsnd 10:15 10:30 |Ray Nobles Orch. 10:45 e 31:00 |Arthur Reilly’s Orch, 11:15 Cyril Pitts’ Orch. 11:30 Club Hsbann Orchestra Slumber Muslc 11:45 §a 12: 00 Art Jarrens Orch. Bob Chester's Orch, Hollywood Gossip News Bulletins Good Old Days !Alma Michelini, soprano Dick Fiddler's Orch. |Jack Pearl | John slnughur's Orch. | Amateur Night Ray Beck | Dance Music ‘fiflo Melody Boys |Dance Parade |Hil Billy Band Gene Marvey's Orchestra Godfrey's Moon Dial Dr. Stanley High | |Freddie Berren's Orcl | Will Ryshanck’s Orc! | B e s Midnight Reverie |Dance Music Sports Flashes |John Slaughter's Orch. | |Sign Off h. h. Sign off Sign_off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Morning Glories The Getter-Upper The Grenadiers Morning Devotions Don Hall Trio |Cheerio i | S e c *8:00 | Your Timekeeper News »9:15 | Dick Liebert, organist 9:30 | Sick-a-Bed Children 19:45 | Caroline Baker | 10:00 | News—Music 10:15 | Clara, Lu and Em 30:30 Breen and De Rose 10:45 Mo-mng Parade Sallie T News—Smackout {Edward MacHugh | Today’s Children i:ldér mcmux Sun Dial - Sun Dial - - Musical Clock Christian Witness Hour.‘ | Musical Clock 'Musicu Clotk Bulletins 'Sun Dial Chicago Breakfast Club Woman's Hour Sunny side Up | Betty Hudson 'Bill and Ginger [Clinic of the Air Muchmore Robert Jolly |Radio Canaries Police Flashes Words and Music | Varieties Popular Vocals ;Vnrivnes 11:00 | Music_Clubs 11:15 | The House Detective 11:30 Arthur Owen 11:45 ' Gypsy Trail | Tony Hazel |U. S. Navy Band |Milky Way |Mary Marlin |Rhythm Bandbox Arth ‘Wons |Marimba Music |Dance Music |Old Favarites | Luncheon Music P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 12:15 12:30 12 45 Masquerade Merry-go-Round Merry Madcaps Listening_Post Honeyboy and Sassafras Welfare Talk Farm and Home Hour Voice of Experlence |The Gumps |Afternoon Rhythms Rambles in Rhythm !M\ddly Musicale Luncheon Concert s “ 1 00 [Rex_ Battle's Ensemble Farm and Home Hour 1 'm La Paree OTchectrn. 1:45 | i |Rice Brothers | Hester Walker Beall Radio Interview Ed McConnell Rambles in Rhythm John Slaughter’s Orch. Dance Music |Boswell Sisters Organ Music "2:00 Temple sens 2:15 2:30 Irving Kennedy 2:45 | “Better Housing” 3:00 |Vic and Sade 3:15 'Ma Perkins 3:30 Dreams Come True | 5 Courage Ready Made "4:00 Woman's Radio Review Betty and Bob Girl Scout Program Memory Contest Tea Time Evening Star Flashes ‘Woo]ey and Moth | Singing Lady 4:15 4:30 Four Dots 4:45 |Morin Sisters “5:00 |Parents md Teachers 15 | - S ’9__Sundown Revue ifiusl’ci !McKinley High School Castles of Romance |Rochester Band | Guild The French Princess School of the Air Helen Trent Romances Light Overi Gems | Peter Slevin ¢ Harrisburg Variety ” Engineers at Work Crifides \Sepian Syncopation | |Southern Troubadour Dance Music Howeli and Wright ___ Anti-War Program Questions in Congre Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Mrs. Margaret, Sanger |Salvation Army Band Today's Winners s One-time Opportunities 858 5858 Radio Voices MAJOR Claudette Colbert, selected as the | outstanding screen actress of 1934, will take part in Jimmy Fiddler's | Hollywood Gossip program on WMAL at 10. " Representative Ford of Mississippi will speak over WRC at 7. His topic §s: “Federal Aid for Schools.” Arrangements by Hughes of the old Irish air, “If I had a-Knew” nnd the | | Nacht” and “Candlelight.” FEATURES AND PROGRAM Burleigh spiritual, “Were You There?" will be high lights of John McCor- mack’s recital over WMAL at 9:30. He | also will sing Brahms' “In Stmer‘ “Good Old Days,” a program de- | signed to contrast life years ago with | that in 1935, will be broadcast by WMAL at 10:30. Degter Fellows, pub- licity man for Barnum & Bailey’s Cir- cus, and James Barrett, editor of the Press Radio Bureau, will take part. NOTES. Rimsky - Korsakoff's “Fiancee du| Tsar” will be the high light of Lily | Pons’ recital on WISV at 9. Her pro- | gram also includes Schubert's “Hark, | Hark, the Lark” and the “Doll Song” | from “Tales of Hoffman.” “Rave Exquis,” a composition nf Alice Hunt, Washington composer, will be featured by Clarence Albright | during his recital over WOL at 8:15. | Mrs. Agatha Thomas will accompany | Albright. TASTES INMUSIE LIFTED BY RADIO Pitts Sanborn Declares 10 rntely sensitive to even one letter of listeners’ disapproval.” | * ok k% HE men behind the switches and dials in a radio station will have a chance to prove over WJSV | tomorrow at 3 p.m. that they are versatile in other lines. | In fact, WJSV has arranged to put its entire engineering staff on the air | | for 45 minutes. Some will talk about | Years Have Brought i Striking Education. ITTS SANBORN, nationally | known music eritic and direc- | tor of the Radio Institute of | Audible Arts, 15 convinced that | radio has done much to Im- ‘rove musical tastes of the American | puhlic during the last 10 years. | ; Speaking at the annual schoolmen’s | eonventlon at the University of Penn- lvania this week, Sanborn declared *the standards of the American lis- | 1 ers have soared since 1925. | = “It is radio temerity and courageous | experiment and subsequent public lucation by radio that have done it," e said. “The phonograph began this usical trend, but that was attended‘ vith considerable expense and the Tepertory was limited. Radio has cut | the expense to a minimum, and the Fepertoire broadens with each succes- | ive season. “That there is a growing public de- for good music on the radio ought to be evident to any thoughtful rson. The supply indicates this, for dio broadcasting companies are deli: 409-11th STNW. €DIST.. 4700 their own peculiar problems and oth- ers will either sing or play musical instruments. Ann Gillis, publicity writer at: WJSV, announces that the rol!o-lng | engineers will take part: Donald Me- | | haffey, Harold Forry, Clyde Hunt, William Kriz, Lester Bowman, Bruce Geddes and Earl Heatwole. * k k% NEW musical dramatic serial for | the microphone, with John ! Charles Thomas taking both | the singing and the speaking leads, is i being put into rehearsal for the N. B. C. Wednesday night schedule, starting | week after next. * k kX ECRETARY OF TREASURY MOR- GENTHAU is booked for a broad- | cast on Columbia Sunday at T/ | pm. Speaking directly from his office in the Treasury building, Mr. Mor- genthau will discuss “The Public | Finances.” * k % % JSV has arrange to broadcast a play-by-play account of all of the away-from-home games of the Washington base ball team. 7™ QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL ‘Arch McDonald, popular Washington | | West Philadelphia are brushing up on | their grammar in anticipation of sports announcer, will describe the | contests. * k ¥ % \WENTY of the country's lendxnz) churchmen have been called on to present the remainder of Co- jumbia’s “Church of the Air” series. These broadcasts will continue until | June 9. . Hearings to Be Broadcast. PHILADELPHIA (#)—Policemen in going on the air in Magistrate's Court. 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