Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1935, Page 29

Y, APRIl 24, 1935 Club will be broadcast Saturday' RENOVIZE « .« . your home lfternoor? n? N.B.C. Sereening that it Sereeming 1 New York, and will present leaders welfare. It will adhere closel; ! 3 . to the of various fields of thought in Ameri- i proceedings of the old wwn-huyll meet- | | STAR, WASHI can political and economic life in|ings of early New England, which = A. EBERLY’S | discussions of current problems. | played & decided part in moulding the | e t; = Rel;u'lt ilt. SONS Viow K N f | The series will follow the form of | policles upon which the Nation was | ;‘h:w ‘;;er;gy Thmou.s discussions in | founded. | After stunding as a famous London s Town Hall, which have s ax { landmark for more than 200 years ! brought to the speakers’ platform l"‘OR the first time in its 42 years, the | 8t. George's Hospltal is to be rebuilt Eastern Standard Time. such men as heo. Wednesday, April 24, P.M. "3:00 Vic and Sade (Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Dr. Joseph Jastrow Woman'’s Radlo Review Vocational Guidance Platt and Nierman Sundown Revue Skipper Jim” Stamp Club Scores—Music Jimmy Allen “The Desert Kid” Music—News ““The Black Chamber” “Easy Aces” Uncle Ezra “One Man's Family” Wayne King's Orch, Town Hall Tonight | “ . Pleasure Island Ray Noble's Orch. Arthur_ Reilly Cyril Pitts’ Orch. Veterans' Program Madriguera’s Orchestra “Lights Out” (Copyright, 1930) _WRCO30k | WMAL G0k | WISV 1460k WOL 1310k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Samuel Barber The Wise Man Base Ball Game: Nats vs. Athletics Herb Waldman's Orch. [ “h ot Betty and Bob Jackie Heller Von Unschuld Piano Club Tea Time Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady _ Little Orphan Annie Base Ball Game o Evening Rhythms Rolling Stones Jack Armstrong Dick Tracy EVENING PROGRAMS. Education in the News Evening Album Sports Parade Lowell Thomas Amos 'n’ Andy Imperial Grenadiers Red Davis Dangerous Paradise Hal Kemp's Orch, House of Glass Home on the Range” Prof. P. C. Jessup Hollywood Gossip News Bulletins Chemical Industries Bigby Hall's Orch. Slumber Music Gene Harvey's Orch, Dick Fiddler’s Orch, Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Poetic Strings Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” Boake Carter Johnnie's Foursome Edwin C. HIll Broadway Varietles Steven's Harmonies Burns and Allen Jack Pearl Jchn“ Slaughter’s Orch. Godfrey's Moon Dial Freddie Berren's Orch. Midnight Reverte Will Ryshanck’s Orch. ~ "Walter Reed Requests Symphonic Gems Today’s Winners P One-time Opportunities Radio Voices _Liberal Melodies " Dinner Concert Today in Sports iWashboard Blues Government Family Wonderland Boys News Spotlight Dinner Concert Dixie Harmonies Violin Recital Clarence Albright Amateur Night Amateur Night Ray Beck Dance Music Hilo Melody Boys At the Console Virginia Serenaders Dance Muslc Sports Flashes John Slaughter’s Orch. Sign Off = P.M. s 7:45 | 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 | 10:00 | 10:15 10:30 | 11045 | 11:00 | 111015 | 11:30 | 11:45 Sign off 6:30 | 6:45 . “7:00 Your Timekeeper :30 45 00 Your 15 = 30 o e 45 - o 00 Your Timekeeper 9:15 Dick Liebert, organist 9:30 Sick-a-Bed Children 9:45 | Doctor of Blues 00 News—Johnny Marvin 15 Clara, Lu and Em 30 Breen and De Rose 45 Morning Parade 00 Music Clubs :15 The House Detective 1:30 Arthur Lang, songs 45 Gypsy Trail Timekeeper News Sallie Tony 12:00 Masquerade :30 Merry-go-Round 2:45 | Merry Madcaps 00 Rex Battle's Ensemble 15 3 i 30 La Paree Orchestra 45 ¥ » 00 Music Clubs 2:45 Piano Duo Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Imperial Grenadiers Woman's Radio Review Farm Farm Four Dots Morin Sisters Parents and Teachers Sundown Revue _ Sign off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Morning Glories “ !The Getter-Upper = The Grenadiers Morning Devotions Don Hall Trio Cheerio 2 Chicago Breakfast Club News—Smackout Edward MacHugh Today’s Children Hazel Arth U. S. Navy Band " Listening Post 115 'Honeyboy and Sassafras Welfare Talk Rice Brothers Music Guild Echoes of Erin Castles of Romance Chemical Industries Dudley Brothers Madge Marley Betty and Bob Dorothy Page Memory Contest Tea Time Evening Star Flashes Wooley and Moth Singing Lady Sign off _ Elder Michaux Sun Dial - Sun Dial Bulletins Sun Dial Woman’s Hour Betty Hudson - McCravy Trio Johnny, June, Jack The Captivators Woman's Hour Better Housing Milky Way Mary Marlin Rhythm Bandbox Labor News Muchmore ‘Wons AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Voice of Experlence The Gumps Afternoon Rhythms Instrumentalists Concert Miniatures Radio Interview Cleo Brown Ed McConnell The French Princess Helen Trent Roman e Romany Trail and Home Hour and Home Hour Base Ball Game Evening Rhythms Vera Van Jack Armstrong | Musical Clock Christian Witness Hour. Musical Clock Musical Clock e “« . Organ Recital Police Flashes Words and Music Radio Personalities Varieties Top O’ the Morning Varieties Old Favorites Radio Novelties Morning Moods Luncheon Music Midday Musicale Luncheon Music Church of the Air John Slaughter’s Orch. Accordian Aces Ladies of the Air At the Console Orchestral Gems ces Salon Music Radio Romeos ‘Symphonk‘ Gems Woodville Brown Rhumba” Today’s Winners One-time Opportunities Radio Voices MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. John Charles Thomas. American baritone, will return to the air on WMAL at 9 as the star of a new dramatic serial with music in which he will both sing and act. The new series will be known as “Our Home on the Range.” Thomas will be supported by William Daly's Or- chestra. WRC will broadcast at 11:30 a spe- cial program arranged by the dis- abled American veterans of Hollywood, WAR ON MOSQUITOES SOUGHT BY MARINES Leathernecks Tired of Suffering From Pests Invading Parris Island. The Marines are getting mighty tired of being chewed up by myriads of gnats, mosquitoes and other winged | pests around Parris Island, S. C.. and they want a new deal of their own | there for better heaith and comfort The Leathernecks are looking to the South Carolina authorities; to Robert Fechner, director of the Civilian Con- servation Corps, to establish some camps in that area, and to Senators Smith and Byrnes, Democrats, of South Carolina for remedial action. Parris Island itself, the Marines make it clear, has been well treated by the Medical Corps of the Navy and preventive measures taken to re- duce the pests to a minimum. But on the wings of the breezes the pests are swept in from Horse Island and §t. Helena's, which are adjoining and are not Marine Corps property. Upon | these the Marines would like to see Civillan Conservation Corps camps et up. The problem is particularly acute these days, with recruits being sent in large numbers to Parris Island. The “rookies” write home about the mosquitoes and other annoyers in winged form and this causes much | correspondence over the situation and not a few Kicks. Harvard Clubs to Meet. Invitations have been issued by the Harvard Club of Western Pennsyl- vania for the thirty-sixth annual meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs, which will be held in Pitts- burgh May 18 and 19. Delegates are expected from Pennsylvania, Mary- land, Ohio, West Virginia and New Yorl WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. famous | Calif. Several screen stars will take part. Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi and Representative Wadsworth of New York will be heard during a broadcast by WMAL at 10:30 from the banquet of the American Chemical Society in New York. WMAL will present at 9:45 the first of a series of six broadcasts on “The United States in World Affairs.” Prof Philip C. Jessup and Robert M. Hut- HELD FOR GRAND JURY Bond Set at $5,000 Charged With Robbery. Alphonso L. Coleman, colored. was held under a $5,000 bond for actior of the grand jury by Judge Ralpn Given in Police Court vesterday. Coleman was charged with house- breaking. While & reading of the charge against him was waived. the warrant against Coleman accused him of hav- ing stolen $2.300 from the home of Clifford L. Thomas, 126 Sixteentn ! street northeast, on April 19. Police say they recovered $700 of the money from one of Coleman’s women ac- quaintances. WIFE SUES PROFESSOR Mrs. Mildred Brewer, 1717 G street. filed suit for maintenance in District Supreme Court yesterday against her husband, Prof. George Brewer of the Georgetown University Medical School | The wife, through Attorney Michael | P. Keogh, told the court her husband deserted her last July and that she has been unable to support herself. 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