Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1935, Page 22

“B-% SGNEDFORRADID Celebrated Actor to Be Starred in Drama Series Starting October 6. ESLIE HOWARD, one of the most romantic and brilliant figures on the modern stage and screen, has been signed for his first radio series. ‘The celebrated actor, equally re- nowned in the films and on the stages of Broadway and London, will be etarred in a weekly half-hour of drama to be heard over the Nation- wide Columbia network each Sunday, beginning October 6. The signing of Howard, one of the biggest names to be added to an al- ready brilliant roster of new Fall shows, is generally regarded as a significant coup de main in the radio production fleld. It completes a scin- tillating hour of entertainment on the Sunday evening schedule of the C. B. 8. chain, for Howard will regularly follow Eddie Cantor'’s half-hour of comedy which also makes its Fall [_° debut on the same network Sunday, October 6. Howard's exact vehicle and type of drama has not been determined, but it is expected that he will be cast in a typical Howard role of romance and adventure, such as has won him a tre- mendous following both here and abroad and which, in a short span of years, catapulted him from compara- tive obscurity on Broadway to high prestige in drama today. Sk 'LEM McCARTHY, whose name in radio has been more closely asso- ciated with turf experting than any one other subject, is to do the blow- by-blow wordage in the broadcast of the Baer-Louis fight tomorrow night. In the past Graham McNamee has been called upon for most of the fight broadcasting With McCarthy will be Edwin C. Hill as between-the-rounds speaker. PR JERRY BELCHER and Parks John- son, tireless interviewers of Mr. and Mrs. Average American in the weekly Vox Pop broadcasts, will con- clude their current series Sunday. | ‘The two former newspapermen from ‘Texas began their sidewalk interviews for a national audience last July for the period between the departure of the Bakers' broadcast for the Sum- mer and the return of these pro- grams in the Fall The Bakers'| broadcast, which this year features | Bob (Believe-It-or-Not) Ripley. Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra and Harriet Hilliard, return to the air Sunday, Oc- | tober 6. JERSEY GOVERNOR ASKS SALES TAX MORATORIUM| Suspension Plan Also Calls for Investigation of State's Finan- cial Condition. By the Associated Press. SEA GIRT, N. J., September 23— Gov. Harold G. Hoffman proposed a four months’ moratorium on the bit- terly opposed 2 per cent sales tax at & meeting of Republican leaders last night, 1t was learned from an official source, State party heads conferred with the Governof on next Tuesday's con- vention, While the moratorium is in effect, it was learned, plans call for a thor- ough investigation of the State's financial condition by a financial advisory committee of three which will report to the legislature on Jan- vary 31, 1936. Gov. Hoffman is understood to have volunteered to finance emer- geney relief for the four months' | moratorium period with available funds in other State departments. | MISSING MAN IS FOUND SLAIN ALONG HIGHWAY Bullet Entered Body of New | Yorker Near Shoulder and Pen- atrated Heart, Autopsy Shows. By the Associated Press. GLENS FALLS, N. Y., September 23 —State police today were investi- gating the death of M. Earl Davidson, 28, member of a prominent Glens Falls family who was found dead along a highway with a bullet wound in his back. Davidson had been missing from his home since Friday night when | he left the house ostensibly to mail | & letter at the post office. Lieut. Merritt Doescher of the New | York State Police said “there is little doubt but that it is a case of | murder.” | A .32 caliber bullet entered his | body near the shoulder and pene- trated through the heart. an autopsy by Dr. Herbert A. Bartholomew, Warren County coroner, revealed. Dr. Bartholomew said there were powder burns on the body. Loose-Leaf Covers PERFECTION — 2 -ring cover of extra heavy board. Takes Io 8x10'; paper c ROYAL—3-ring Imitation Leather cover. Sizes 812x53, 912x6 and 11x81; - 25c Fillers for above, 5¢ and 10c. Worthmore Writing Tablets Size 5x8 inches; 140 sheets; ruled .. e 8C Scrap Books Size 15x11 inches; 40 leaves; fancy covers...... 10c Spiral Bound Memorandums, Composition Books and Stenographers’ Note Books Pen and Pencil Sets CariTaL's RADIO PROGRAMS Monday, September 23. | WRC 950k P.M. WMAL 630k | (Copyright, 1038) WISV 1,460k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k | P.M, Betty 3:00 \Woman's Radio Review o e Songs 3:15 3:30 |Masquerade 3:45 |Alice Hutchins Drake Garden Party and Bob and Storles Chicago Varieties Legion Auxiliary s T4:00 |Al Pearce's Gang | Teddy |Alice in Orchestralia |{Sam and Dick Singing Lady |Little Orphan Annlo__;‘nw Guizar Do, Re, Mi Melodic Moments Musical Novelettes Hill's Orch, /America’s Little Mouse Todn‘_y'l Winners - n® The Revelers News Flashes ‘Tea Danssnt |Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues Tarzan Lowell Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Tea Time Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong ‘Thomas Concert Miniatures Rudy Vellee's Music 'William A. Roberts EVENING PROGRAMS, 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 One-Time Oppori.. ..iies |~ 5:00 5:18 5:30 5:45 Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra |Education in the News |Scores—Music |Bill Coyle Tony and Gus Cup Regatta Dangerous Paradise Arch McDonald Martha and Hal Singin® S8am Boake Carter ‘Spanish Music Today in Sports Cup Regatta Government Family Charles Reeder’s Orch, |Fibber “And Sudden Death” - Margaret Speaks |Evening in Paris McGee Pick and Pat Lombardo Road |\Dance Music “Five Star Final” News Spotlight Detective Mysteries ) |Horlick's Gypsies |Grace Moore Greater Minstrels Princess Pat Players Radio Theater Scotch Lad and Lass “Great Plays" Amateur Hour Contented Program Cardinal Hayes Cuckoo Clock Wayne King's Orch, ”» March of Time = Manhattan Choir Max Berman |Leonard Keller's Orch. |Glenn Lee’s Orch, Jesse Crawford |News Bulletins |Ink Spots |Al Donohue's Orch. |Amatefir Hour Frank Young Bob Miller News News Bulletins Carl Hoff's Orch. Jerry Freeman's Orch. Eddie Bonelli’s Orch. [London Symphony Herbert Reminiscences Night Owl Arthur Reilly Oliver Naylor's Orch. Slumber Hour |National Moon Dial “ bt Seymour Simon's Orch. Eddie Prior's Orch. Zeeman's Orchestra |Midnight Watch |Sign Off |sign_ofr Sign off :30 |Gordon Hittenmark EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. |R.F. D. Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions |Morning Glories Cheerio |Sun Dial ) |Gordon Hittenmark |Breakfast Club ‘Musical 0 |Gordon Hittenmark |Girl Alone (Sylvan Quartet (Three Shades of Blue News—Cleo Brown Edward McHugh Today’s Children News Bulletins Sun Dial Romany Trail |Betty Hudson Terry Carter |Songs of Hawaii Police Flashes Musicale k Ward, organist |Human Needs }Morning Parade |The Honeymooners U. 8. Wendall Hall 2 Cardinal Hayes avy Band ‘Mllky Way Just_Plain Bill | Three Scamps Merry Madcaps Simpson Boys |Honeyboy and Sassafras The Doctor Says Listening Post 3 Curbstone Queries |Rhythms Voice of Experience Rhythm Bandbox Mary Marlin AFTERNOON PROGRAMS etles Sage’s Album Bobby Worth Band Box |Variety and Value |Radio Romeos Dance Music (Clark Burton, tenor | 11:00 12:00 Merry-Go-Round 12:15 Dick Fiddler's Orch. 12:30 Merry-Go-Round R. C. Patterson, jr. Luncheon Music | |Farm and Home Hour » - Concert Music News Flashes Luncheon Concert |Church of the Air 12:45 Music Guild | 1:00 Music Guild 1:15 5 = :30 Rhythm Octet 45 | iy - Farm and Home Hour Golden Melodies |Little Prench Princess Between Bookends Happy_Hollow Romance of Helen Trent| Club Car Revue Musical Specialties 2:00 |Home, Sweet Home 215 |Vic and Sade 2:30 [Ma Perkins 2:45 [Dreams Come True |Silver |Nellte |King's Flute The Woman's Revell = - Jesters - - ~3:00 |Woman's Radio Review 3:15 “ i ki 3:30 Masquerade 3:45 Pietro Betty and Bob Aces New Polish Liner Science Service Along the Volga Bolek Musicale | |Musical Speciaities ‘Symphony Orchestra 4:00 Mrs. Herbert Hoover 4:15 (Pan Americana 4:30 |Boston Civic Orch. 4:45 | = & New Polish Liner Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Dick Messner's Orch. Musical Novelettes |Three Little Words |Arthur Tracy, songs News Flashes Tea Dansant 75:00 |Sundown Revue g (e 5:30 Chasin’ the Blues Evening Star Flashes Dot and Will |Tea Time “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary,” will be the Radio Theater presentation on WJSV at 8. Ethel Barrymore will play the leading role. Nevin's “The Rosary” and “Morning” will be featured by Margaret Speaks during ,her recital on WRC at 7:30. William Daly's Orchestra will play as | its principal number the “Barcarolle” from Offenbach’s “Tales of Hoffman.” | WRC will broadcast, at 9:30, the | highlights of a session of the seventh national Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland. Cardinal Hayes will speak. The Palestine Choir also will be heard. “The Hills of Time,” & three-act liENO‘leé. o o your I:om; Particular Renovizing—/or Particular Peoble. A. EBERLY’S Dionity. your” nome, DISTRICT 6557 | Phone “Eberly’s” 10™ 1™ F a0 G now available. | at 8:30. 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