Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1935, Page 12

A—12 xx GOODMAN TO LEAD NEW RADID SERIES Veteran Broadway Maestro to Present Music Hits Starting October 6. A opened more than 125 Broad- | way musical produetions, has | been selected to stage a new ames‘ of weekly broadcasts to start Octo-| Rer 6. The program, to be known as Music by Al Goodman, will feature who in the last decade has | L GOODMAN, N. B. G. maestro, | —— THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1935. CariTaL's RaDIO PROGRAMS Monday, September 16. (Copyright, 1935) | WRC 950k P.M. WMAL 630k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WISV 1,460k Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k | Betty 3:00 Woman's Radio Review |5 et = Songs 3:15 3:30 |Masquerade Alice Hutchins Drake |Garden Party “ . and Bob | Ameri and Stories Chicago Varieties Orientale s Little House Today's Winners Al Pearce’s Gang | Teddy 4 “ 4:30 4:45 Alice in Orchestralia Sam and Dick Little Singing Lady Hill's Orch, Do, Re, Mi S Melodic Moments Musical Novelettes Orphan Annie Tito Guizar Sundown Revue 15 |Education in News 5:30 (Chasin’ the Blues sUs|i ¢ - "5:00 Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Tea Time Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong IConcert Miniatures Munc;l Interlude News Flashes Tea Danssnt One-Time_Opportunities |~ 5:00 Popular Vocals 'William A. Roberts P.M. each week selections from outstand- ing musical show hits which Goodman himself has directed or orchestrated. | These include “The Desert Song,” “New Moon,” “Follow Through” and | “Good News.” | Goodman has been musical director | for Paramount Piciures and has di- | rected, orchestrated and prepared | many of the cutstanding musical talk- | ing pictures. Most of the music for | #The Lady in Ermve” is credited to | him. His number, “When Hearts Are | Young,” was the theme in the screen v of the operetta “Bride of the Regiment.” * x ¥ X AR'I HUR GODFREY and Arch Mc- Donald, have been signed up by Fox Theater, for a special act early in October The show will be produced by Gene Ford, manager of the Fox. Godfrey | will use his orchestra on the stage | and McDonald will do some sport commentating, including his impres- sions of the world series. ‘ | | AMES MELTON, radio tenor. will return to New York to star in several productions of the Beauty Box { Theater, popular series of l\ghz1 operettas in which he has been heard | before. He is now in Hollywood mak- | ing a picture called “Stars Over Broadway.” * ok % X C. PATTERSON, Jr.! executive vice president of the National oadcasting Co., has an- nounced plans for the expansion of N. B. C’s Chicago headquarters and for the inauguration of the new Hollywood studios November 15. Expansion of the Chicago and Hol- Iywood headquarters, Patterson said, was necessitated y the increasing number of sponsored and sustaining programs originating in those two cities. | When #he expansion program is completed. N. B. C. owned or operated | stations will have an aggregate total of 78 modem studios in 10 key cities. Twenty-seven of these studios are at N. B. C.'s Radio City headquarters. ICHARD EVENING PROGRAMS. 6:00 |Amos ‘n’ Andy 6:15 (Uncle Ezra 6:30 |Rhythm Boys 6:45 |Scores—Music ‘Tony Bill Coyle Evening Album Dangerous Paradise Arch McDonald Martha and Hal Singin’ Sam Boake Carter and Gus News—Organ Music Today in Sports Dinner Concert 'Government Family ~7:00 (Charles Reeder’s Orch. 15 |[The Venetians 7:30 Margaret Speaks Fibber McGee " Evening in Paris Lombardo Road Pick and Pat Marimba Band “Five Star Final” News Spotlight Detective Mysteries 0| Horlick's Gypsies 8:15 8:30 Grace Moore 8:45 | “ o Greater Minstrels Radio Theater Princess Pat Players - Scotch Lad and Lass “Shore Acres” Famous Alr Artists 9:00 9:15 9:30 'Meredith Willson's Orch. T RO 10:00 |Daniele Vare 10:15 Leonard Keller's Orch. 10:30 Glenn Lee's Orch, 10:45 Jesse Crawford 11:00 Night Owl 11:15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 Oliver Naylor’s Orch. 11:45 | o i Contented Program Frank 0. H. Cuckoo Clock | News Bulletins Ink Spots |Al Donohue’s Orch. |{News Bulletins [ e e |Jerry Freeman's Orch. Slumber Hour 0. Lowden Caldwell March of Time Manhattaz, Choir |Jouett Shouse Carl Hoff’s Orch, National Moon Dial |Dell Coon's Orch. 12:00 |Sign Off |Sign_off Sign Off AM. EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. 6:30 |Gordon Hittenmark R. F. D. 7:00 |Gordon Hittenmark 7:15‘ ey 7:30 7:45 Morning Devotions |Morning Glories Cheerio Sun Dial 8:00 Gordon Hittenmark 3:15 & = ok Breakfast Club “ 9:00 Gordon Hittenmark 9:15 |Girl Alone 9:30 |Gypsy Trail News—Cleo Brown Edward McHugh | Today’s Children |Betty Hudson News Bulletins |Sun Dial |Romany Trail |Terry Carter Wayne King's Orch., Famous Air Artists Bob Miller ansEl Lo = Eddie Bonelli'’s Orch, |At the Console Herbert i Herbert Reminiscences _ Eddls Prl?_r s Orch. Zeeman's Orchestra Midnight Watch Sign off Musical Clock “ u Accordion Aces Police Flashes | Must |Jack Ward, organist 9:45 [Three Shades of Blue 70:00 [Morning Parade 1008 < 10:30 |“Constitution Day" 10:45 | % The Honeymooners Wendall Hall Bavarian Orchestra U. S. Navy Band (Milky Way Just Plain Bill Varieties /e Piano Novelties Views of News 11:00 | Three Scamps 11:30 Merry Madcaps P R P.M. isxmpsm Boys 11:15 |Honeyboy and Sassafras The Doctor Says |Words and Music |Voice of Experience Rhythm Bandbox {Mary Marlin Rhythms AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Clark Burton, tenor | 11 Variety and Value Morning Concert 12:00 12:15 | 12:30 |Merry-Go-Round 12:45 [Music Guild “Constitution Day” Curbstone Queries The Kilmer Family Farm and Home Hour |Luncheon Music “« . |Concert Music News Flashes Pageant of Nations Church of the Air D. C. YOUTHS TO TAKE NAVAL AVIATION COURSE | Four Who Received Training at Anacostia to Report at Pensacola, Fla. Four Washingtonians will be in the third class of aviation cadets of the | United States Naval Reserve that will report at the Naval Air Station, Pen- sacola, Fla., for flight training on September 23 In announcing this yesterday, the Navy Department asserted that mem- bers of this class were chosen from the classes of candidates that have re- ceived a month's elimination and pre- liminary training at various Naval Re- serve Aviation Bases throughout the country. The four from Washington are: George Avers McKusick, Harry Lloyd Miller, Virgil Stuart Dietrick and Gordon Trunkey. They received | their training at the Naval Air Station at Anacostia. After receiving instruction at Pen- | sacola, those that qualify as naval aviators will be ordered to the fleet for three years’ active duty. RED CROSS DELEGATES ARE WELCOMED IN RIO President Getulio Vargas of Bra- zil Welcomes Pan-American Conference Members. By the Associated Press, RIO DE JANEIRO, September 16.— President Getulio Vargas yesterday welcomed delegates from 19 American nations to the third pan-American Red Cross conference. A chorus of 400 voices, singing the anthem, “Pan-America,” opened the glittering ceremonies. Delegates were moved by addresses of the Paraguayan and Bolivian dele- gates, who described the work of their national organizations on Chaco bat- tlefields. A message was read from Rear Ad- miral Cary T. Grayson, president of the United States organization, re- gretting his inability to attend, SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED | setta Walt: |RENOVIZE . . . your home 1300 |Music Guild e 1:30 |Rhythm Octet Hazel Farm and Home Hour - Viennese Sextet | Arth |Between Bookends |Bernarr MacFadden Little French Princess |Olub Car Revue Romance of Helen Trent e Musical Specialties Dance Music 1:45 | 0 (Home, Sweet Home Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Wis S HSo Nellie |Boston Anniversary King's Jesters Boston Anniversary Revell Republican Club Book of Melodies Katzman's Orch. {Boswell Sisters 2: 2: 2 2 Woman's Radio Review | Masquerade Pietro Pan Americana |Harry | !Boston Civic Orche « Little |Betty and Bob Easy Aces |Castles of Romance |String Ensemble Le Brun Sisters Singing Lady Bolek Musicale \Science Service Kogen's Orch. |Concert, Miniatures Musical Novelettes Orphan Annie |Three Little Words ick Messner's Orch. |Dick Messner's Orch. Today’s Winners - - “ . [Spanish Rhythms | 0 |Sundown Revue 5:15 Garden Party 5:30 |Chasin’ the Blues Eyening Star Flashes Dot and Will |Tea Time |Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong One-Time Opportunities Pl Vocal Selections MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Grace Moore, soprano star of the| musical comedy and operatic stage, will resume her weekly series of re- | citals on WRC at 8:30. Her pro- | gram includes “Through the Years,” “Can't You Hear Me Calling, Caro- line?” “Last Rose of Summer,” “Mu- ‘Love Me Forever” and “Estrellita.” Jouett Shouse, president of the American Liberty League, wili dis- cuss “Breathing Spells” in a broad- cast over WISV at 10. The Italian-Ethiopian crisis will be analyzed by Daniele Vare, Italian envoy extraordinary and minister plenitopentiary, over WRC at 10. “Leah Kieschna” will be presented by the Radio Theater on WJSV at 8. Conrad Nagel and Judith Anderson will have the leading roles. | Particular Renovizing—for Particular People. POOR BELLE, SHE SEEMS SO ALONE “Buried Treasure,” & three-act ro- mantic comedy, will be the presenta- tion of the Princess Pat Players on WMAL at 8:30. A vocal version of the “Meditation™ from Massenet’s opera “Thais” wm! be the highlight of Margaret Speaks’ recital on WRC at 7:30. She also will | sing “Japanese Sandman” and Men- delssohn’s “On Wings of Song.” Former Gov. Frank O. Lowden of WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. Tllinois will speak over WMAL at 9:30. His topic, “Is the Constitution Out- worn?” N, PAL, HES &4 N2 AER THAN B g & ¢ HE BEGAN TUNE IN TONIGHT 7P.M.—WJSV NEXT DAY | | DENGRATS SPLT ON CONSTTUTON Senator Thomas Replies to Kirby on Intention to “Dictate” Nominee. By the Associated Press, Controversy over plans of some Democrats to raise the constitutional issue against President Roosevelt in the party convention next year pro- vided an unusual prelude today to the Nation's annual observance of Con- stitution day. A prediction by John Henry Kirby, chairman of “The Southern Commit- tee to Uphold the Constitution,” that his movement would defeat the Presi- dent and “dictate” the Democratic nomination, brought quick retort from Senator Thomas, Democrat, of Utah. “They've got to point out some con- stitutional guarantee that's being de- stroyed—that's their first task,” he said. “They haven't gotten around to it yet.” Forerunner of Campaign. Both administration and Republi- can leaders prepared to make tomor- row’s observance of Constitution day, marking the 148th anniversary of sub- mission of the Constitution to the States, a forerunner of campaign bat- tles to come. “Forward With the Constitution” was announced as the subject of an — | address to be delivered by Secretary Roper. Henry P. Fletcher, chairman of the Republican National Commit- tee, topped a long list of those to —___~ | speak on the other side. A preliminary to these exchanges will be an address tonight by Jouett Shouse of the American Liberty League. He said he would discuss l———— | “breathing spells,” mentioned by Presi- dent Roosevelt recently in a letter asserting the administration’s legisla- tive program was substantially com- plete. In announcing plans for & revolt first Ford V-8 Truck. to face. FVE KNOWN AND LIKED IN THE WORLD | | WONDER WHY SHE AND JIM NEVER MARRIED ME NEVER GOES TO SEE HER NOW. 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Describing himself as an old-time Texas Democrat, the 74-year-old com= mittee chairman said that if the Re- publicans next year nominate a can- didate who is “loyal to the Constitue FOR YOUR OLD STOVE TOWARD THE PURCHASE OFA_ tion of our fathers we may support im.” Senator Thomas took issue with Kirby’s contention that President Roosevelt had “quarreled” with the Supreme Court, and expressed belief that “a hasty constitutional amend- ment now is definitely out of order,” arguing that “the people haven't been licked yet.” He sald new industrial legislation like the Guffey coal bill and the Wagner labor disputes bill should be tried before a constitutional amend- ment is considered. He contended administration legis- lation has been designed for the safety | of private property, and that the social | security bill represents “a renewal of | the theory that individual ownership is possible only when individuals can have something.” Rural Uplift Drive. India has a rural-uplift campaign. 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