Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1935, Page 9

FNBIA BRE HEADUINERS CAST James Melton on Program to Replace Will Rogers Starting Sunday. OLUMBIA has just announced the cast of the new Head- liners series to replace Will Rogers starting Sunday. It will include James Melton, popular radio tenor; the Revelers Quartet, and Lew Lehr, comic com- mentator. Hallie Stiles and Prank Tours’ Or- chestra will continue in the new series. Miss Stiles recently joined the cast. Tours' Orchestra has been a regular feature. * ¥ % % Bfl' BERNIE has persuaded Irvin 8. Cobb, author, playwright and humorist, to be the guest artist on his next Tuesday on N. B. C. Cobb is in California, and will go to Catalina Island, the starting point of Bernie's programs, for the broad- cast. o 3 ANSING HATFIELD, 25-year-old Baltimore basso, who finished first | among the male contestants in Eddy Duchin's recent Washington auditions, will make his debut in a commercial broadcast over WMAL Saturday. The program is known as the Hi- Jinks and go on the air at 8 p.m. * kX % INCI‘DENTALLY, WRC is planning another contest, a little different from the others, to start Monday. IT WILL be called “judging the stars.” The sponsor will arrange for the talent, but the studio audi- ence will be called on to select the best artist in each broadcast. The winner will be given a contract to appear at the Club Habana. Each month the most popular act in the four-week period will be awarded a silver cup. After 13 weeks the weekly winners will be assembled for the finals. A gold cup and a professional engage- ment at the Fox Theater will go to the winner in the final contest. * % kX TEE _international golden gloves y boxing show, when the amateur champions of England compete with cast from the National Head- lYiners’ frolic in Atlantic City June 22. The event is designed as a tribute to the country’s outstanding editors, col- umnists, newsreel editors, reporters, magazine writers and radio commem- tators. ———— Lyddane (Continued From First Page.) that ghe tried to hire sssassins to dispose of him. The spectators, mostly women, rep- resented many of the community's most prominent families. The seats were filled with the largest crowd yet seen at the hearings. Scores stood at the back of the room. ‘The first panel of prospective jurors was eghausted in half an hour and bailiffs were sent to the streets out- side to collect more talesmen, * In Boland’s two-day trial before the three judges the State intraduced a to show Ego"! SREREELNE Bgfpt: gfig a_égssgggg and on Easy ‘Terms! Only 5% yearly inter- est as provided under the National Housing Act. Three years fri ~ No need for you to ap- ply for loan.’ Merely sign our contract form and we with our bank for No charge for estimate. 110:30 |Glen Echo Orch. [11:15 |Arthur Reilly Wednesday, WRC 950k (Copyright, 1930) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Dick Tracy |Education in the News Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues ‘The Desert Kid |Scores—Music The Black Chamber PFrank E. Gannett Uncle Eara One Man’s Family Wayne King’s Orch. Town Hall Tonight glsgtg “« - |Pleasure Island Ray Noble’s Orch. - & sooolonansassloaaal loaaales 8a8 ]88:8‘ ® - & [ WMAL 630k | WISV 1460k | WOL 1310k | Pathe Air News Jenny Wrenn Adventures of Gracle 10700 Sons of Pioneers 10:15 | Tom Coakley's Orch. 10:45 | Almas Temple Band 11:00 (Night Owl 11:30 ‘Dlnee Music 11:45 | e A Ben' Bernie’s Orch. “ o 12:00_|Sign Of Sign Off Your Timekeeper o, e “« = . Sun Dial | Your Timekeeper Clara, Lu and Em Hill Billies Morning Parade Jean Abbey Fadio Oracle Betty Hudson |Godrey’s Moon Dial EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. 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