Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1935, Page 12

Monday, September 30. WRC 950k . P.M. WMAL 630k (Copyright, 1935) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS l 00 'Alice Hutchins Drake :15 |Ma Perkins Vic and Sade ‘The O'Neils [Campbell’s Royalists Vaughn de Leath [King's Jesters ews Bulletins Book of Meluiles Plano Moods Death Woman's Radio Review |[Betty Sundown Revue Good “ “ Songs and Stories Tea Time and Bob 'Today’s Winners - Will Program Al Pearce’s Gang Tom Mix 'Tarzan Little [Evening Star Flashes /Aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady Bing* Crosby Orphan_Annie WOL 1,310k Sepian Syncopation One-Time Opportunities William A. Roberts % b THE EVENING -STAR, -WASHINGTON,- D..-C.,. -MONDAY, .SEPTEMBER -, 30, 1935. Eastern Standard Time. WISV_1460k News—Musicale Salon Musicale [Dictators i Driver’s Permits Chicago Variety Hour Do, Re, M1 Manhattan Matinee Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Columbia Feature EVENING PROGRAMS Flying Time 5 |Sports—Music Stanley High 45 |Bulletin Board Good Will Industries well Thomas Today in Sports IDinner Concert News Bulletins Government 7:00 |Amos 'n’ Andy 7:15 |Uncle Ezra 7:30 (Three Maids and a Mike :45 |George Hall's Orch. iDinner Concert Stamp Club Education in the News [Dangerous Paradise Electric Guitar [News Spotlight [Ray Noble’s Orch. ily [Paul Whiteman's Music [Myrt and Marge [Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Danish Voices w . [Martha and Hal [Singin® Sam [Boake Carter 00 | Hammerstein's Music Hall 815 i e 8:30 mrgu-et spenks 8:45 Pibber McGee and Molly [Evening in Paris Five Star Final London Symphony Scotch Lad and Lass Detective Mysteries Lombardo Road Pick and Pat 9:00 Humck s Gypdu 9:15 9:30 9:45 Gnce Moore Sinclair Greater Minstrels Princess Pat Players Amateur Hour Betty Gould, organist Lonesome Pine Singer [Radio Theater 10:00 Contented Program 10:15 10:30 |National Radio Forum: 10:45 | senator King of Utah. |Mrs. Roberta Lawson News Bulletins ‘Cuckoo Hour Amateur Hour News Bulleting Arthur Lewis, baritone Wayne King's Orchestra March of Time Postmaster Gen. Farley 11:00 (Night Owl 11:15 |arthur Rellly Club Habana Orch. handor Griff Williams’ Orch. Al Lyons’ Orchestra Gordon Hittenmark L ] Gordon Hittenmark N. B. Slumber Hour Sons of Pioneers Hi-Hilarities ' Yodeling Philosopher Orgon Music [Eddie Bonelli’s Orch. Eddie Bonelli’s Orch. Natlonnl Moon Dial Jerry Freeman's Orch. Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW ILeon Belasco’s Orchestra Seymour Simon’s Orch. Musical Clock C. Revue Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions | Morning Glories Cheerlo Musical Clock Gordon Hittenmark |Richard Leibert, organist | Yodeling Cowboys Hill Billies {News Bulletis Breakfast Club Songs of Hawaii Police Flashes Musicale Jack Ward, ogranist All Hands on Deck Men of Manhattan 'News—Beauty Talk Home Sweet Home Gypsy Trail Three Shades of Blue News—Cleo Brown Edward Mac Hugh 'Today’s Children Herman and Banta Varieties Sage’s Album ‘Bobby Worth Band Box News—Betty Hudson Romany Trail U. S. Navy Band Tde Bailey Allen Keyboard Sketches Morning Parade |Honeymooners 'The Doctor Says Listening Post. Bavarian Orch. Variety and Value Radio Romeos Dance Music Clark Burton, tenor Milky Way Clyde Barrie, baritone Columbia Feature Just Plain Bill EVENING PROGRAMS ‘Three Scamps Honeyboy and Sassafras Merry Go Round Merry Madcaps Simpson Boys Curbstone Queries -|Farm and Home Hour Concert Music News Flashes Luncheon Concert Church of the Air “@%ce of Experience Rhythm Bandbox ‘Mary Marlin Afternoon Rhythms Dick Fidler’s Orch. Farm Boulanger’s Orch. N. B. C. Music Guild Castles of Romance Happy Jack and Home Hour Club Car Revue String Trio Musical Specialties News—Music Luncheon Music |N. B. C. Music Guild Rhythm Octet ‘Words and Music Goldea Melodies |Musical Speciaities Symphony Orch. |Little French Princess Romance of Helen Trent Between Bookends Happy Hollow “The Pedestrian Angle” Ma Perkias Vic and Sade NBC Feature The Silver Flute Nellie Revell 'The King’s Jesters |Book of Melodies Concert Gems ‘Woman's Radio Review “ “ “ Sundown Revue Betty and Bob Gale Page Tea Time Evening Star Flashes Today’s Winners Bolek Musicale Science Service Three Little Words ‘Marimba Orchestra | Chasin’ the Blues Medical Association | The Singing Ladv Vocal Selections MAJOR “Alias Jimmy Valentine” will be| the Radio Theater presentation on\ WJSV at 9. Richard Barthelmess, acreen star, will have the leading role. “Myrt and Marge,” popular drama- tization of backstage life, will return PLANE SEARCH IN ARCTIC EXPECTED TO END TODAY Pilots Due Back in Fairbanks From Hunt for Four Who Vanished August 19. By the Associated Press. FAIRBANKS, Alaska, September 80.—The organized search for the lost Arthur F. Hines airplane probably will end today, authorities here said. Pilots Willilam Lavery and Herman Lerdahl are expected tc return from the Arctic Circle, where they have been flying in the hope of finding the missing ship, its pilot, Arthur F. Hines, and three passengers, Mr. and Mrs. John Lonz and Alton Nordale, all of Fairbanks, who vanished August 19 en route here from Dawson, Y. T. The city of Fairbanks then will offer s reward to any person finding the lost plane. The amount of the reward had not been announced today. —_——— FACES JURY IN SLAYING Thomas Lerow Drake to Answer Poison Death Charges. 1.0S ANGELES, September 30 (£).— Thomas Leroy Drake, 19-year-old honor junior college student in science, faces a coroner’s jury today to testify | concerning the poison deaths of his | uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinheuer. 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