Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1935, Page 26

" B-8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1935, AL JOLSON SIGNS 3 GUEST STARS George Jessel, Boris Karloff and Joyce Wethered to Ap- pear on Program. WO headline personalities from the show world and one from the sports ‘realm have been signed by Al Jolson for his Chateau broadcast on N. B. C. Satur- day. George Jessel, Boris Karloff and Joyce Wethered will be the guest stars. Jessel came to radio a few years ago after a lifetime success in vaudeville and musical revues, On the air he repeated his stage success”and was for a time heard in a series of his own. Karloff is one of the screen’s most famous “heavies” with Frankenstein among his best-known roles. Miss Wethered is England's leading woman golfer and has won numerous important tournaments. Jolson will interview her on incidents and ad- ventures of her links career. Jolson himself will contribute sev- eral songs to the program, with Victor Young's Orchestra furnishing the ac- companiment. Keep Out of Aleutians U. S. Bars Civilian Flyers as Military 34 BETTER 7wt Coaly THAT WILL COST YOU ‘HEAPS MORE LATER Our best selling Wrap-Around 77@/'- FOR MAIDS BEAUTICIANS WAITRESSES The Aleutian Islands, a “necklace beaded with volcanic 'peaks,” stretching south and west of Alaska. Shaded area shows zone where the Government forbids civilian aviation. By the Associated Press. date a huge battle fleet, although there HILE the eyes of the world | are many dangers from fog and rocks. were oentered on Alaska| yncle Sam's military and naval b:hcllc‘;l“::o'-m recent crash | rorces have looked over the islands ught death 10| caretully, Army and Navy aviators * ok ok x IJACK BENNY'S return to the microphone has been definitely set for September 29. His supporting cast, however, will be different. Instead of Don Bestor and his orchestra, the musical background will be provided by Johnny Green and his orchestra. Michael Bartlett will replace Frank Parker as the soloist. * % ¥ % JFREDERICK J. LIBBY, executive secretary of the National Council | for the Prevention of War, will speak during the “Legislative Highlights” series on WOL at 8. His topic is *“The Effectiveness of the Kellogg- Briand Peace Pact.” o WHEN Sigmund Romberg resumes his radio series on N. B. C. Sep- tember 10, he will bring to the micro- phone not only a larger chorus, but the new songs he has written for two forthcoming musical shows. Aside from enlarging his orchestra from 36 to 44 pieces, Romberg has added to his staff Deems Taylor, noted critic and radio commentator. Will Rogers and Wiley Post, Uncle Sam was starting erection of “keep off” signs for civillan aviation on the Aleutian Islands. President Roosevelt's order. convert- ing a portion of the vast 1,500 volcanic crescent into a military and naval reservation, emphasizes defensive im- portance of the area. The region is described by the National Geographic Society as a “necklace beaded with volcanic peaks looped across the throat of the Bering Sea,” south and west of Alaska. | Despite a climate nearly always like a disagreeable March—almost per- petual fog, and rain falling on the average of 250 days in the year—the | isiands afford many possible landing | places for pontoon-equipped planes. It would be difficult, however, to set down a land plane, due to the rugged terrain. The best harbor in the whole chain, Geographic Soclety officials say, is Dutch Harbor, Unalaska. Deep, land- locked, it is one of the finest in the North and was a big transport factor in the old Yukon and Nome gold | rushes. Today, despite the fact liners | do not stop there, it could accommo- | flying there and a submarine detach- ment making a careful survey of the surrounding waters. Thus, War and Navy Departments are believed to have complete kndwledge of the whole lonely region. The story of the chain is a dra- matic one. In defiance of the regular order of things, scientists say islands in the group have been known to appear above the sea one year and disappear the next; and one great peak literally “blew its head off” in 1912 in a famous explosion. Discovered in the middle of the eighteenth century by Russian ex- plorers, the islands—and there are thousands of them in a sort of pan- handle jutting out from Alaska—had a population of some 25,000 who lived like Eskimos but looked like Asiatics. Mainland hordes, however, so deci- mated the Aleuts that when the is- lands were transferred by Russia to the United States in 1867 only about 1,000 of them were left. Now, the handful of people make a living chiefly by fox farming, keep. ing the animals in pens much as hogs. CapPiTal's RADIO PROGRAMS Tueeday, August 27. (Copyright, 1935) Eastern Standard Time. | WRC 950k | WMAL 630k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. WISV 1,460k WOL 1,310k ‘Woman’s Radio Review 'The Song Garden King Arthur Land Betty and Bob Easy Aces Piano Recital Charles Sears Today's Winners “- = « . Stanley Hign Pan-Americana Boston Civic Orch. String Ensemble Imperial Grenadiers Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Wash -St. Louls Game (The Hawailans News Flashes 'Tea Dansant Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues Concert Stars Evening Star Flashes Bavarian Orchestra Tea Time Lowell Thomas 'EVENING PROGRAMS. One Time Opportunities Radio Voices Amos 'n’ Andy Scores—Music Hall and Gruen Your Government [Sports Parade ‘Tony and Gus Evening Album Mario Cozzi Leo Reisman's Orch. Wayne King’s Orch. Crime Chifl Edgar A. Guest Arch McDonald Martha and Hal Singin’ Sam Boake Carter [News—Music ‘Today in Sports Claire Carroll Government Family Dramatic Interlude Lavender and ©Old Lace Dance Music “Five-Star Final” News Spotlight Everett Howard Eddy Duchin’s Orch. o “Gioodbye Mr. GRID®™ | N. 'l; G. End His Girls L Bohumir Kryl Band Board of Trade Dixie Harmonies |Cud’ Gluskin March of Time Jerry Cooper Lampkin's Pacemakers Pete Macias' Orchestra News Bulletins Lotus Orchestra Paul Whitman’s Orch. Senator Nye News Flashes , ‘Ted Fiorito's Orch. ‘Waring’s Pennsylvanians |Barn Dance “' . e Warings Pennsyivanians Barn Dance Frederick Libby Symphony Warren and Bodee News Flashes Charles Bencl's Orch, Irving Rose’s Orch. Night Owl Slumber Hour - | Ted Weel&u' Orch. |Jan Savitt’s Orchestra Organ Music Red Gresh's Orch. Zeeman’s Orchestra Sign Off Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. R.ED.- Sign Off 700 |Gordon Hittenmark 7:15 e Morning Devotions 20 Fingers of Harmony Cheerlo Sun Dial “ Gordon Hittenmark Gordon Hittenmark Girl Alone The Hill Billies Betty Crocker nn.ym‘_cmb - (News—Smackout Yodeling Philosopher Today’s Children [News Bulletins Sun Dial Romany Trail Morning Melodies News—Glen Carrow The Honeymooners Wendall Hall u. s‘: Am_a‘y Band Simpson Boys Merry Macs Words and Music Cooking Close-ups Blanche Sweet Sandra Brown [Just Plain Bill 'The Gumps Mary Marlin Rhythms The Lamp Lighter AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. Dick Fiddler's Orch. Curbstone Queries The Kilmer Pamily P‘“E md‘nnme Hour Marths Holmes Luncheon Music Ofln:.hn!‘u Ensemble Al P;-ree'n Gang hrfl: and Home Hour Golden Melody Between Bookends Happy Hollow Little French Princess [Romance of Helen Trent Home, Sweet Home. Vic and Sade Ma Perking Dreams Come True Germaine Dru; The Wise mnm M&Il’hfi Pevuc chk_ Brooks "thn. 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