Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1935, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935. Carital's Rabio Procrams Thursday, July 25. (Copyright, 1938) Eastern Standard Time. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k ! WISV 1460k | WOL 1,310k l AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 3:00 |Woman's Radio Review 3:15 v s s Four Dots King Arthur Land TBetty ana Bob |Easy Aces Garden Party Romany Trail Old Kentucky ) Questions in Congress |Today’s Winners P.M. 3:00 3:18 $:30 3:45 :00 |Meredith Wilson's Orch. 4:15 T Teddy 4:30 (Matinee Musicale i e Little Betty Ryder Singing Lady Howells and Wright Instrumentalists Musical Novelettes Tito Guizar Hill's Orch. Orphan Annie 4:45 iy |Flying Time Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues Evening Star Flashes Winnie the Pooh Tea Time Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Asmstrong Russian Bear Orch. A t Charles Beale, songs News Flashes 'Tea Dansant One Time Opportunities Radio Voices Salon Music EVENING PROGRAMS, Amos 0’ Andy Scores—Music ‘Waltz Favorites Bill Coyle Tony and Gus Evening Album Three Scamps Dinner Music Martha and Hal Arch McDonald ) |Rudy Vallee G. W. Nickelodeon Federation of Citizens U. Forum 45 i - Kate Smith’s Music News—Music Today In Sports Radio Workshop Government Family Dixie Harmonies “Five-Star Final” News Spotlight Joe Holman |Capt, Henry's Showboat | |Goldman Band Dorikey Ball Game Legislative Hignlights Capital Hawalians Carnival of Music Whiteman's Music Hall |N. B. C. Symphony Heidt's Brigadiers X Bill Hogan's Orch. Louis Prima's Orch. Rhythmic Rhapsody mfl‘{nbl “Blnd News Flashes 70:00 |Ice Carnival |Jewish Hour 10:15 |[Jesse Crawford, organist 10:30 [National Radio Forum: 10:45 | Senator Walsh - 11:00 Night Owl 11:15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 Chas. Dornberger’s Orch. Slumber Music 45 News Bulletins Joe Rines' Orch. Col. Frank Knox News Bulletins Johnny Hamp's Or Ted Fiorita’s Orch. 5 Wrestling Matches v “ Ve Boys' Band Three Little Words Frank Dalley’s Orch. Jan Savitt's Orch. ‘Wrestling Matches Sports Flashes Dance Parade 12:00_Sign Off |Sign_Off Sign Off Sign_Off AM. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORRO W. WALSH T0 SPEA ONTAXES TONHT Massadhusetts Senator to Discuss Major Issue in Radio Forum. ENATOR DAVID I. WALSH of Massachusetts will discuss tax- ation tonight in the National Radio Forum, which is spon- sored by the National Broadcasting Co. and arranged by The Evening Star. The Bay State Democrat's talk will be carried over a coast-to-coast net- work. It will be heard locally through 0 | WRC at 10:30 p.m. e “T)EAREST ENEMY,” a modern op- eretta, with Lanny Ross singing and acting the leading dramatic role, will be presented by the cast of Capt. Henry's Show Boat when the imagi- nary newly constructed side-wheeler salutes Loulsvilie tonight. Capt. Henry, skipper of the theatri- cal staff, announces that the entire cast will be present for the show. In addition to Lanny Ross and the skip- per, the large cast includes Conrad Thibault, Helen Oelheim, Molasses 'n’ January, Tiny Ruffner, the Show Boat Four, Gus Haenschen's Orchestra, Muriel Wilson, Maria and the Glee Club under the direction of Ken Christie. e TWO works that enjoy great favor with concert audiences and & rarely heard composition by a great French master are included in the N. B. C. symphony program which Prank Black will conduct over WMAL from 9 to 10 p.m. Mendelssohn’s melodious “Italian Symphony” and ‘Tschaikowsky's “Romeo and Juliet Pantasy,” with its wealth of emotional climaxes, will be contrasted with Saint-Saens’ “La Muse et la Poete,” a fanciful work in which the solo violin and solo cello are used to suggest conversation be- tween the poet and his muse. Josef| | Stopak and Cswaldo Mazzucchi, con- cert master and first cellist, respec- tively, of the N. B. C. Symphony Or- chestra, will irterpret these two roles. There is no record of this work hav- ing been presented to the radio audi- ence in this country. * x ok % MRS DORA ALEXANDER TAL- LEY, president of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, will be Clau- dine Macdonald's guest spesker on the ‘Woman’s Radio Review over WRC at 3 pm. As president of this fraternal organization, Mrs. Talley represents many thousancs of women in all parts of the United States at a time when the national convention is being held in New York City. Mrs. Talley’s sub- ject will be “Modern Women in Mod- ern Times." * x % % “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH” the amusing collection of amaz- ing facts and curious items presented by Alexander McQueen, will be heard over WJSV from 6:15 to 6:30 p.m. A, sNow WELITTE ifi?/@),\@ SO SOFT idl and SAFE / fl « Non-irritating, tool ... because it's so pure. Today's Big Buy in 1oilet Tis- sue . . . Extra soft- ness—at 1o extrg cost! Ask your dealer for M.P.C. 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ROYAL PORK . » 45¢ printy 340 FRANKFURTERS » 35¢ GOLD MEDAL Farm and Home Hour Wanda Goll, songs Orchestral Gems |Modern Melodies Book of Melodies 1:15 ‘ 1:30 Kitchen Party T R R T Home, Sweet Home Vic and Sade | Ma Perkins |Vaughn de Leath Herald of Sanity Morin Sisters 00 Woman's Radio Review |Betty ana Bob :15 | = = Jackie Heller |{Teddy Hall's Orch. Women's Clubs | \Don Rodolfo’s Orch. Rosa Linda, pianist |Pedro Via's Orch. Washington Ball Game “ {Harmony Team - «- - Loretta Lee Melodic Moments Musical Novelettes |Carlton and Shaw |Intercollegiate Council unities Aunt Sue and Polly |Evening Rhythms Hawalian Cocktail 'Tea Time |Jack Armstrong Radio Voices MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. News Flashes Tea Dansant « e 4: 4:30 Nellie Revel! 4:45 Sam and Dick 5:00 Flying Time 5:15 Sundown Revue 5:30 Chasin’ the Blues Ige. bottles contents |Singing Lady \Little Orphan Annie Evening Star Flashes 3oz. can One Time Opportt WRC will carry three favorite pro-| A description of the donkey base grams "this evening, starting at 7 ball game at Alexandria will be carried o'clock, with Rudy Vallee. Following by WJSV, starting at 8 o'clock this an hour of his music, Capt. Henry's!evening. This program will go on at Show Boat will be on for an hour the conclusion of Kate Smith’s hour with Paul Whiteman's Music Hall program continuing for another hour. The National Broadcasting Co.'s ANTI-SEDITION BILL | MISS FOX WINS HONOR BACKED IN REPORTiHoly Cross Academy Graduate Gets College Scholarship. symphonie orchestra has selected an | excellent program for the hour's con- cert this evening, starting at 8 p.m. A long program of dance music will | | be carried by WJSV from 9:45 pm. on until the sign-off. Six orchestras will be heard during the period. YELLOW TENDER ONIONS of music. Crisp Celery sate ] O na 2 tor 25¢ Iceberg Lettuce nead 10c = 13¢ White or Yellow Squash Home-grown Tomatoes Official Serv IPP EF % ». 15 Delco—Remy—Klaxon CHIPPED BE w. 15¢ FOUNTAIN BRAND HAMS Military Affairs Committee Fa- vors Measure to Ban Incit- ing Armed Forces. By the Associated Press. ‘The Tydings-McCormack “disaffec- tion” bill was defended yesterday in a majority report filed by Chairman Mc- Swain of the House Military Affairs Committee. 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