Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1935, Page 10

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BBA OCK —CAMP SCHLEY INN_ deal for children. Delicious mq y: $1 week. SPECIAL The Rural Home Hotel ~—will during the next 10 days make reservations at the fo]lowmg rates: $3 per day, $14 weekly. “The coolest place on the Chesa- ake.” Best food in Maryland, est bathing, tenmis court. No extra charge. Tel. West River 218-F-§ A. W. ANDREWS, Proprietor. * VIRGINIA. ALUNINI TO HEAR NOTED EDUCATORS Groups Are Organized for Kilpatrick-Dearborn Discussion. WO of the leading educators of the East will be presented by the Intercollegiate Council in an interesting discussion of of the Columbia Broadcasting 8ys- tem's programs today. The educators are Dr. William Heard Kilpatrick, professor of phi- losophy of education at Columbia Uni- versity, and Dr. Ned Harland Dear- born, dean of the division of general education, New York University. They will address, in addition to the radio audience, organized listening ‘groups, comprising thousands of stu- dents and alumni. Locally the talks will be heard over WJSV at 5§ p.m. * x k % 'OEL COWARD, actor, author, dra- matist and composer, and Ger- trude Lawrence, English actress, head radio stars to participate in a pro- gram tomorrow, in observance of King George’s Silver Jubilee. The program to continue from 2:30 to 3 p.m., will be short waved to the United States by the N. B. C. and rebroad network. Coward, well known to American audiences for his “Bitter Sweet,” “Cavalcade” and “Design for Living, tunes; can actress, also will pay tribute to the King; Erna Fack, German so- thur Tracy, the “Street Singer,” and Austin Croome Johnson, singer, with appropriate numbers. * % X% X position, “Danse Bagatelle,” and his arrangement of a selection of tra- ditional Hungarian songs, will be highlight numbers by the orchestra under his direction on the concert, at #1 pm., over WRC. Jessica Dragonette, soprano star of the hour, will sing Rubinstein’ “Since First I Met Thee,” “Stornellata Marinara” by Cinnra and “The Song of the Soul” by Breil. R PAUL MUNI, one of America’s fore- most character stars of the stage and screen, will make one of his rare appearances on the air, when he is presented to the Nation-wide radio au- dience of the Columbia network as the guest star of “Hollywood Hotel” broadcast from 8 to 9 pm. by WJISV. WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to ‘GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. KOULMDTOR TUNE IN TONIGHT 6:15 P.M. ent radio program . comedy . . romance EVERY NICHT AT6:15P. M. EXCEPT SAT. & SUN. “Eat Sensibly, Drink Welch’s *|Grape Juice” ‘25 | says IRENE RICH, Lovely Lady of the Air and Screen BEWARE OF CHEAP SUBSTITUTES Get genuine Welch’s, Pprescribed by diet authorities. 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(Copyright, 1935) Eastern Standard Time. |__WJSV 1460k | WOL 1,310k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 3:00 \anlnl Radio Review Betty and Bob 3:15 | Jackie Heller 'Washington Base Ball Today's Winners PERSONAL REGISTRATION REQUIRED IN NEW YORK August 31 Is Deadline for ¥il- ing for November Election, Committee Reveals. Announcement that all persons eligible to vote in the November elec- tion in New York State must register in person was made yesterday by the !uum-monoun be made by August !n(mflm and assistance will be supplied New Yorkers resident in Washingfon at the Absentee Voters’ Bureau in the Gridiron room of the ‘Willard Hotel. At that office also can be purchased tickets for an excursion to New York City, to leave Washing- ton August 16 at 5 p.m. and return on any train August 18, Those who go to register are urged by the committee not to fail to apply for absentee voters’ ballots at the time “Our Free Education” as a high light | f the cast of opera, stage, screen and | cast here over the N. B, C.-WEAF | 10: will sing several of his own | ! Charlotte Greenwood, Ameri- prano, will be heard in a solo, and Ar- |~ English | — will complete the program | OSARIO BOURDON'S own com- | Dick Powell's | _ | hour program starting at 8 p.m. will be | evening, will be the feature of the pro- | the high light of the WMAL program. | gram carried by WRC. 'Teddy Hill's Orchestra |Women'’s Clubs Don R»dultos Orch. 3:30 Mldge Marley, songs 8 45 Honeymoon Hg ise T4:00 |Tamara Dmietrieft Rod and Stream Nellie Revell Sam and Dick | Flying Time Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues Loretta Lee |Melodic Moments [Musical Moments Carlton apd Shaw Intercollegiate Council Evening Rhythms - “ The Revelers News Flashes ‘Tea Dansant Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie |Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly |Tea Time Jack Armstrong Lowell Thomas Allan Leafer’s Orch. EVENING PROGRAMS. Dinner Music Martha and Hal Arch McDonald Boake Carter Three Little Words Kurkdjie Ensemble 'True Story Court One Time Opportunities Hawaiian Music Radio Voices Quarter Hour News—Music Today in Sports Washboard Blues King Tut 'Wonderland Boys “Five-Star” Final News Spotlight Dinner Dance Music Pennywinkles Gospel Singer | Berlin Light Musie Bill Coyle Tony and Gus Evening Album Dangerous Paradise Irene Rich Rep. Vito Marcantonio College Prom Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Scores—Music The Air Glider Jessica Dragonette “ u Waltz Time Shrine—St. Anne de | Bcaup}'e |First Nighter ‘Cu'cux Nighc |Civic Opera Orch. “Hollywood Hotel” Phil Baker Richard Himber’s Orch. ; Leith Stevens' Harmonies| Meetin' House Spotlight Varieties Kearns and Fontville |News Bulletins Isle of Dreams ___!Sinfonietta | News Bulletins |Ink Spots |Oliver Naylor’s Orch, News Bulletins |Carl Hoff’s Orch. |Romanelli's Orchestra | At Jack Dempsey’s |The Hayshakers The Hayshakers Sports Flashes Concert Hour ‘Oeorze ge R. Holmes rs. Jesse Crawford Glen Echo Orchestra |Night Owl {Henry King's Orchestra |Leonard Keller'’s Orch. [Pete Macias® Orch. Natio |Slumber Hour Bert Block’s Orch. | |Sign ot |Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. [R. F. D. |Sign Oft |Sign off ‘ Your 'nmekeeper {Morning Devotions Don Hall Trio Cheerio |Sun Dial | Musical Clock “ ur Timekeeper Musical Clock Piano Selections Popular Vocals Police Flashes |Radio Kindergarten |Radio Kindergacten Top o' the Morning |Variety and Value |Views of the News |Variety and Value }Moming Eoncen. Breakfast Club “ - Sun Dial Carlton and Shaw Let's Pretend New&—Smukoul |Edward MacHugh Marie Deville News Bulletins Chudren s Frolic 9:15 |Banjoleers 30 Gyp(y Orchestn 10:00 |Capital Cadet Band 10:15 |Morning Pnnde 1030 ‘ “ o 10:45 11:00 1Minube Men 11:15 (Honeyboy and Sassafras 11 so Blue Room Echoes Civic Forum Diversity . e | Simpson Boys |Genia Fonariova Words and Music Orientale w . Al Roth’s Syncopators AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Curbstone Queries [Jack Shannon Musical Adventures Jack and Gil Farm and Home Hour Afternoon Rhythms e Billy Mills & Co. |Madison Ensemble |Luncheon Concert News Flashes Dance Music Merry-Go-Round Lee Gordon's Orchestra Women’s Clubs Spital O s Ensemble | Farm and Home Hour _ Little Symphony Week End Revue “« - |Maurie Sherman's Orch. | o - |Lee Montair, songs Radio Gang l\ivashmewn Ball Game |Radio Novelties String Ensemble | Week End Revue Dance Music King George Jubilee | Music Clinic Rita_Barryessa |Today’s Winners - Cocktails for Two |News Fiashes Wanda Goll | Masic Clinic Washington Ball Game Music Magic ’ S |Teddy Hill's Orchestra Teddy Hill's Orchestra |Sunday School Lesson | |Temple of Song |Elsie Thompson s Tito Guizar | Prederic William Wile ,l‘venmg Rhythms |Dick Messner's Orch. 4:00 |Novelty Strings 4:1§ |Minutes of Fun 4:30 |Austin Wylie‘a Orch. 4:45 | ke 5:00 |Sundown Revue 5:15 |Kearny Walton's Orch. [Bavarian Orchestra 5:30_|Chasin’ the Blues |Evening Star Flashes MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. |Frank Dailey’s Orch. 5:00 5:15 5:30 {Tea Time One Time Opportunities| Nordica Orchestra Association is holding next Wednes- 'd.y for the purpose of raising funds | g% for a hospital building here, it was | The Civic Opera Orchestra in a one- | Dragonette, starting at 7 o'clock this | . h/oinced today. A half_hour of light music from | ity e j DELCO 1in will be carried by WOL at 8:30 | i e N e ¢ Straw Vote Festival Feature. | AUTO RADIO p.m. followed by a half hour of spot- | CLARENDON, Va, July 26 (Spe- | CREEL BROTHERS light varieties. | Another interesting session of the | cial).—A straw vote on Democratic | 1811 M ST.NW.*- DEcarsa® 4220 True Story Court will be offered by | primary candidates will be taken at | WJSV starting at 7:30 p.m. | the lawn festival which the Woman's | The popular hour featuring Jessica | Auxiliary of the Arlington Hospital | Haven't you heard, officer? 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