Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1935, Page 43

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1935, CaPITAL'S RADIO PROGRAMS Friday, September 20. PM. WRC 950k | (Copyright, 1933) WMAL 630k | WISV 1460k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k COLUMBIA SIGNS FASHION WRITER Lois Long Will Conduct <0l Worrzms mdlo Review Masquerade 0 | 5 0 5 Tnmam Dmietrieff Betty and Bob Jackie Heller Ward and Muzzy Women'’s Clubs [The Grab Bag U. S. Army Band Today’s Winners | Al Pearce’s Gang Rod and Stream Sundown Revue Don Rodolfo’s Orch. Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Loretta Lee Melodic Moments Musical Novelettes Carleton and Shaw James Melton, songs News Flashes Tet"Dl-n&lnt Special Hour for Women Weekly. N INDICATION that Columbia is to center some of its con- centration upon ambitious daytime shows again this year | Joe Louis SSa Chasin’ the Blues [Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Tea Time Lowell Thomas = Evening Rhythms Liberal Varieties Jack Armstrong The Horn-Blower One Time Opportunities| “« Vocal Interlude Quanter Hour is apparent from the announcement that Lois Long, fashion writer, has been signed to conduct a special hour’s production each week for EVENING PROGRAMS, women. She calls it “The Woman’s Page nf Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Scores—Music Bulletin Board Bill Coyle 'Tony and Gus President Cup Regatta Dangerous Paradise Dinner Music Martha and Hal Arch McDonald Boake Carter News—Music Today in Sports Washboard Blues Salon Music 58588858 Jessica Dragonette Irene Rich Tragedy First-Hand College Prom Waltz Time True §tory Dramas |Beauty Box Theater Kurkdjie Ensemble Leith Stevens’ Orch. ' Wonderland Boys “Five-Star” Pinal News Spotlight Detective Mysteries the Air.” The premiere is scheduled Tuesday. The program will feature guest stars, authors and other personalities of the day, together with Mark War- now’s Orchestra. Last year a simila: | hour was conducted by Cobina Wright. * ok X X ““Hollywood Hotel™ Ray Noble Orchestrations| Dr. George F. Raynor “Grandma’s Night Out” 45 | speech will be picked up at a meetin” Pirst Nighter Hits and Bits Spelling Match Sinfonietta Richard Himber’s Orch. March of Time Musica! Cocktail Marilyn Lee, songs Wayne King Waltzes Popularity Contest George R. Holmes Leonard Keller's Orch. |Glenn Lee’s Orch. News Bulletins Ink Spots News Bulletins Frank Dailey’s Orch. Jerry Freeman's Orch. Popularity Contest News Bulletins |Herbert Reminiscenses HERBERT HOOVER, speaking from | Oakland, Calif., has just been | scheduled for another broadcast. ‘fhe of the Young Republican Assembly of California the night of October 5. N. B. C. will do the broadcast. | * koK ok | the 6:15 to the 4:45 spot on Colnm- :THE “Three Little Words." popullrl harmony trio. will be shifted frum |Jesse Crawford Lotus Orch. Night Owl Ben Bernie’s Orch. Griff Williams’ Orch. Slum ber Hour Moon Dial Dick Messner’s Orch. e | The Hayshakers The Hayshakers Frank Juele's Orch. Red Gresh’s Orch. News Bulletins Sign_off Sign 2 1 = ofr |Sign Off Sign_off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Gordon Hittenmark ) |Gordon Hittenmark Cheerio e |Morning Devotlons Morning Glories |Breakfast Club Musical Clock bia beginning October 1. The team is composed of Billie Severance Fran- | ces Joy and Beth Raborn. It reached | network fame while broadcasting over WJISsV. £ ®x HELEV HAYES has added two mem- bers to the cast for her new net- work serial, “The New Penny,” start- |ing on N. B. C. October 1. One 1s | Agnes Moorehead, the minister's daughter, who has become one ct radlo’s best-known actresses. The other is Fred Uttal, one-time ditch | digger, who came to the air via mo- tion pictures. {Musical Clock Gordon Hittenmark Bamuleers |Gypsy Orchestra | Mari ):00 | c:\psul Cadet Band m 15 |Morning Parade 10:30 | 5 10:45 | | News—Cleo Brown |Edward MacHugh |Sun Dial Jewish Devotional e Deville iut‘s Pretend ___ [News Bulletins | Children’s Frolic |News—Civic Forum |Civic Porum Diversity |Popular Vocals |Radio Novelties ‘Rndlo Kindergarten \Radio Kindergamn {Varieties anys' Band 11:00 | Minute Men 11:30 Merry Msdcaps 11:45 | |Simpson Boys 11:15 |Honeyboy and Sassafras Genia Fonariova |Words and Music iOrlenfi'fs | Al Roth’s Syncopators Ruth Karelle. songs Variety and Value |Dance Music Morning Musicale AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Merry-Go-Round Lee Gordon's Orch. Curbstone Queries |Herm Crone’s Orch. Jack Shannon Jack and Gi! Luncheon Conzert |News Flashes ,AMATEL‘R camera men specializing * ok ok x their first opportunity of taking pic- tures at a big broadcast October 8, when the studlo housing “Crime Clues” is thrown open to them. Cash prizes are to be awarded for the best photographs. R BROADCASTE to and from the con- ference, both in the United States and abroad, with President Roosevelt delivering the keynote address, and Mrs. Roosevelt closing the meeting, are now being planned for the three- day assembly of the New York Heraid- Tribune's fifth annual forum on cur- rent problems opening October 15. Fifteen girl studenst of India re- cently toured Europe. - HEALTH DEPARTMENTS AIMS TOLD ROTARIANS George C Ruhland Speaks on Gains Made in Fight on Dreaded Diseases. Dr. Accomplishments, aims and pur- poses of the District Health Depart- ment were outlined by Health Officer George C. Ruhland at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club Wednesday at the Willard Hotel. Dr. Ruhland explained that great strides have been made in improving the general health status in this country in recent years, notably An‘ the elimination of smallpox Lhmuxh‘ vaccination, a marked reduction in communicable diseases such as diph- theria, malaria and yellow and typhoid | fevers, which are now in the very rare stage. The health officer pointed out that | heart disease, cancer, pneumonia sad | tuberculosis, in the order named, head the list of death causes in the District. | He urged the club to co-operate to its fullest extent in curbing the 'ubexu culosis menace. First Railway. Kansu Province of China, with an area of 125.000 square miles, is to have WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station| 2015 14th St. N.W. SiBcks and Shoes for College in the popular “candid camera" | type of photography EDUCAT ’SP“A‘NISH S 18 Prof from Spai Rapid Progress. | SE(RETARI ES EARN Good Money -inDemond Bovd Graduates win prize po- sitions Review ning Sessions, duates. Inauire. ; BOYD SCHOOL,.3 &% | 0 |Women’s Clubs Dick Fiddler's Orch. |Farm and Home Hour Afternoon Rhythms |Billy Mills & Co. Battle's Ensemble neemble |Eddie Prior's Orciestra TETE ™ [Musical Pot Pourr B | 12:30 Every young man can use several pairs of these good-looking slacks of smooth cassi- mere or cheviots. Pleated, wide English drape, side-buckled models in window pane checks. Gray, tan, brown. 14 to 20. 3 95 Prep-styled Fit-Rite shoes with straight tips in black or brown calf. The soles are sturdy Farm and Home Hour lMadl:cn > ,',,; A | Goodyear welts. Sizes 6% to 8. 1:30 Week End Kevue Popular Rhythms Orchestral Concert Orchestral Concert 2 ‘Down by Herman's” 4 |String Ensemble 00 Week End Revue Tht Village Green (Second Floor. Prep Shop) 2:1 2:3 2:4 3:00 3:1 5 | “ " |Bob Hurleigh 0 N. B. C. Muslc Guild . |Carol Deis 5 ‘The Norsemen Music Magic Buflalo Prcscnu fBarne)’ Zeeman's Orch. Kate Smith’s Songs Teddy Hill's Orch. Three Little Words |The Chicagoans |Today’s Winners Opening New Classes Day and Evening TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING 14th Street at Park Rosd |Fascinating Rhythm bisis St 3:30 [Our Barn | Lol B hu.n e Col 3000 3:45 - 2 'Tfln Guizar & - 4:00 |Novelty Strings Musical Adventures ‘Fellx Ferdinando's Orch. |Spanish Rhythms 4:15 |Blue Room Echoes Sunday School Lesson | o News Fiashes 4:30 | Temple of Song String Ensemble |Elisie Thompson, organist Dance Music 4:45 | = Gabriel Heatter \ = 3 “ “ 5:00 |Sundown Revue {Tea Time 5:15 |Kearney's Walton’s Orch. Evening Star Flashes 5:30 /Chasin’ the Blues !Max Baer Program Dr. Smlth Surgeon Dentut The Dental Ofllcl which has been doing business for ‘ over two generations. |Prederic Willlam Wile |One Time Opportunities i DR. H. W. SMITH |Evening Rhythms o “ | 5: Surgeon Dentist b 'Alian Leafer's Orch. Nordica Orchestra Adloinine Ef:ffii Yo\ o ME! Hours, "% o 630 Daily MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. UNG MEN ABOUT TOWN Snappily dressed young Tim- Except Sundays PHILCO AUTO RADIO CREEL BROTHERS 1811 141 ST.NW.++DEcarun’ 4220 RENOVIZE + e+ your home Unusua: . . Renovize mons has been showing Gracie and her cousin the “sights” in W ashington. From what we see of them it looks as if they were more interested in Timmons than in the scenery . .. and cer- tainly they like his appear- ance. That checked <uit gives him a “smooth air.” Sheldon Hi Two Trouser Suif Cassimere in new fall checks, window pane checks, plain tones or mixtures in blue, gray, brown and tan. Single or double breasted. Many sport back variations. Ages 16 to 22, 31 to 38 chest. sented by Jessica Dragonette, the Cavaliers Quartet and Rosario Bour- don’s Orchestra during the Service Hour on WRC at 7. The selections include “My Hero,” from “The Choc- olate Soldier”: “Day Dreams.” from “The Spring Maid,” and “All That I Ask of You Is Love.” Irene Rich will play the principal role in “Stolen Emeralds,” a mystery drama, to be broadcast by WMAL; A. = . EBERLY’S i SONS 1108 K N.W. Dignify_your_home. Carole Lombard, blond star of the Favorite tunes of a few years back screen, will preview scenes from her and popular song hits of today are latest picture, “Hands Across the included in the program of Richard Table,” during the “Hollywood Ho- Himber and his orchestra on WJSV tel” program on WJSV at 8. at 9. “Carmen” will be presented by the Stanley Woodward. Arch Ward and Beauty Box Theater on WMAL at 8. Bill Henry, sports writers, will discuss Rose Bampton, Theodore Webb and the forthcoming foot ball season dur- Jan Peerce will sing the lead roles. ing the College Prom program on “Hold That Tiger.” an original WMAL at 7:30. three-act comedy, will be the First A group of songs that were sensa- nghber presentation on WRC at 9. | tional hits 25 years ago will be pre- EDUCATIONAL, Enroil for s now forming in SPANISH Method EDUCATIONAL. Practical Trade Course in REFRIGERATION Repair and Servicing Factory Trained Instructors Columbia “Tech” Institute 1319 F St. N.W. MEL. 3626 Send for Catalogue The Sherwood School FOR BO' 2128 Whemine Ave, Reopens September 23, Grades I-VIII Wett SeohmiCAnaapolis Courses Athletics—Manual Training—Recre- Practical Trade Course Fundamentals of ECTRICITY Shop, Lab., Theory, D. C. Code Blueprint Read., Est., Armatures. Columbia “Tech” Institute Seng for Catalogue 1319 F St MEL. 5626. 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