Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1935, Page 16

CaritaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS {Thursday, October 3. (Covyright, 1935) | WRC 950k WMAL 630k | WOL 131k | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1,460k | P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 3 00 |World Serles Gnme us\ N World Series Game Book of Melodies Frank, James McGravy Duke Ellington Music World Series Game Trades Convention Do You Remember? News 400 | Interlude | Betty 4:15 | Woman's Radio Review | Charl 4:30 | _1 45 Tint)pe ‘Tenor |Green Bros.’ Orch. | Westminster Choir and Bob Today’s Winners es Sears <! 2% “ “ Salvation Army Band Steel Pier Hawalians Old Kentucky Greetings 5:00 |Sundown Revue 5:15 |Three Scamps, 5:30 |Chasin’ the Blues | 5:45 |Matinee Musicale Little |Evening Star Flashes |Tea Time Singing Lady Salon Music Orphan Annie Dance Tunes One-Time Opportunities Howells and Wright Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong | Tito Guizar EVENING PROGRAMS College Sweethearts World Series Resume |“The African Crisis” | The ‘Word Man—Music | Labor [World Series Resume ‘Ex ening Album ‘Lo»\ ell Thomas ‘Today in Sports Dinner Concert News Bulletins 's Constructive Goal Government Family Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Russian Bear Orch. Miss Mae Helms |Amos 'n’ Andy Easy |Popeye the Sailor | The Pacemakers Dr. W. L. Darby Yoichi Hiroka, xylophonist Aces Dixie Harmonies News Spotlight rrett Prettyman Betty Gould, organist Eddie Duchin's Orch. Myrt and Marge Martha and Hal Kate Smith Boake Carter | Rudy Varlee Nickel “ - |Good 8:45 |Hendrik Van Loon Joe Holman Five Star Final Capitol Hawaiians Detective Stories lodeon Will Program Harve and Esther Kent Hour "9:00 | |Lanny Russ 915 {0 | 9:30 | « o« . w. 9:45 “ o News | Death Valley Days London Symphony U. Forum Bulletins Ray Noble's Orch. ‘Women in Government Orch |Walter O'Keefe “To Arms for Peace” 10200 Whiteman's Muqc Hall |Citize 10:15 | o Spelll 10:30 L “ 10:45_ ns' Federation ng Match Wrec(lmg Mat,ches |Heidt's Brigadiers March of Time House Party ll 00 | Totus oOrch. 11:15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 | Meredith willson's Orch.| 11:45 Jesse Crawford Slumber Hour News Bulletins “‘Moonglow" Billy Hayes’ Orch. Midnight Watch |Claude Hopkins' Orch, {Moe Baer's Orch, e 12:00 Shandor | Sign 12:15 |Ranny Weeks’ Orch. 12:30 Chas. Dornbergers Orch.| 12:45 7 | “1:00_ Sign off i — off Sign off News Bulletins Johnny Hamp's Orch. Henry Busse's Orch. |sign off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW N.B. | Yodel |Sons | Hi-Hilarities C. Revue Musical Clock ing Philosopher of Pluneers - | Mornii 8: 8: 8: 120 Fingers of Harmony Cheerio ing Devotions | Musical Clock 9:00 | Gordon Hittenmark 9:15 |Richard Leibert 9:30 |Kay’s Column. 9:45 ‘The Upstaters | |News |Breakfast Club Bulletins Dick Newton Variety and Value Morning Concert Police Flashes—Music Sun Dial | Dear Columbia |Sally at the Switchboard |Cadets Quartet 70:00 |News—Fashion Talk 10:15 [Home, Sweet Home 10:30 'Sweethearts of the Air 10:45 |Betty Crocker |Edwa |Cleo Brown | Today’s Children | Listening Post Dance Rhythms rd MacHugh Variety and Value Views of News Greenwood Songsters | Captivators | Betty Hudson |Dot and Jack Reid |Saundra Brown 11:00 |'The Song Garden 11:15 |Music Federation 11:30 |Four Dots b 11:45 |Better Business Bureau = P.M. Music Appreciation Hour Joyce Litsky Theater Row - s | Wesley and Romey | Cooking Close-ups |Blanche Sweet Rhythms |Just Plain Bill AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 |Martha and Hal 12:15 Honeyboy and Sassafras Curbs 12:30 |Merry-Go-Round |Farm 12: 45 Merry Madcaps y e | The Simpson Boys Luncheon Concert News Flashes Luncheon Concert | Church of the Air tone Queries and Home Hour | Voice of Experience ‘The Gumps Mary Marlin H. B. Derr %5 Soloist 1:15 |Silverberg Ensemble 1:30 (Dick Fidler’s Orch. 1 Farm Charl (B Happy Jack and Home Hour | Steamship Radio es Boulanger's Orch.| Musical Specialties | Cuncheon Music—News 00 | Vogues and Vagaries 15 |World Series Gsma . % “ | Musical Interlude |World series Game Today's Winners Luncheon Music—News ‘World Series Game World Serm Game 3 2:4 3:0( 3:1 4! 01 | World Sefles Game World Series Game pegrioied brdrarin brgragribrg drir 2 2: 3 @ 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 5 0 3:3 4:1 4:3 R P world Sena Game Piano Selections News Flashes Tea Dansmt. U. S. Army Blnd “5:00 Sundown Revue 5:15 | e 5:30 |Tom Mix -— |Evening Star Flashes | |Aunt Sue and Polly |Singing Lady | Popular Vocals One 'nme Opportumtlcs Evemng Rhythms |Liberal Varieties Jack Armstrong Sn38 5385853808 58a8 MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Pranchot Tone, Hollywood star, will | Sannella, Peter de Rose and Sam| Lanny Ross, tenor, will direct the take part in Rudy Vallee's Variety 8how on WRC at 8. He will take the, leading role in a condensed version of “Mutiny on the Bounty.” Muriel Dickson, opera singer, and an in- strumental trio composed of Ancy. Herman, also will be heard. “To Arms for Peace” a forceful radio drama, will be presented during the World Peaceways program on WJSV at 9:30. Senator Nye alsn will speak. | SNYDER TO COMMAND CRUISER DIVISION 6 Rear Admiral to Succeed Rear Admiral Richardson, Reeves’ Chief of Staff. Rear Admiral Charles P. Snyder, commandant of the Portsmouth, N. H., | Navy Yard, will be detached from his | post on October 10 and assigned as commander of Cruiser Division 6, the Navy Department has announced. Ad- Show Boat program on WRC at 9. Grete Stueckgold, concert and operatic soprano, will be the guest artist during the Kent Hour on WJSV at 8:30. William Daly’s Orchestra will support her. miral Snyder makes his permanenc‘ home in Washington. | In command of the cruiser divi-| |sion he will succeed Rear Admiral| James O. Richardson, recently ap-‘ pointed chief of staff to Admiral Jos- | | eph M. Reeves, commander in cmef of the United States Fleet. The Navy Department said that no | successor to Admiral Snyder at Ports- | mouth has yet been designated. Fast Dirigible Building. 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HE supreme radio penalty of ex- | tinction from the ether has been ordered for three Brook- lyn broadcasting: stations by the Federal Communications Commis- slon because they have “failed to serve public interests.” The broadcast division of the F. C. pylova, watchmaker and half owner C. has ordered the silencing of three . | of four stations which now divide time | — |on a four-way split on the 1,400-kilo- cycle channel. They are KVFW, owned by Paramount Broadcasting Corp.; WLTH, owned by the Voice of REE RADIO SERVICE Anywhere in the City Let Our Service Ensineer nspect Yours. Phone CO. 6653 GUARANTEE RADIO CO. 3142 11th St. N.W. D. C., Brooklyn, and WARD of the United States Broadcasting Corp. The fourth station—WBBC of the Brooklyn Broadcasting Corp. — will benefit through acquisition of one-half time, while a newcomer is given the remaining one-half. It is the Brooklyn Dally Eagle. In deciding the case in this fashion the F. C. C. tossed aside the recom- mendations of its examiner who hac. presided over protracted hearings last December. The case has been hanging | fire for some two years, with each of the four stations seeking to oust the others, and with three other applicants seeking the same facilities. The examiner had recommended that the newspaper’s application be granted and that all four of the in- cumbent stations be deleted. He rec- ommended, further, however, that should the F. C. C. deny the Eagle ap- plication, then the petition of Arde of Station WNEW, New York, and of Norman K. Winston, New York reaitor, be granted. Whether there will be appeals to the = FREE INSPECTIONS NY MAKE RADIO BY or‘()l,‘l'lADICD EXPERTS PECIAL_PRICES ON sAl..l.-vuvl RIALS 938 F ST. N.W. 20th Anniversary and Remodeling CELEBRATION Friday, October 4th, 8 P.M., at S. Rosenblum’s Model Food Store 400 15th St. S.E. Souvenirs—Prizes—Music—Refreshments You are cordially invited to attend and bring your friends. 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All parties have 20 days from the date of the decision in which to note an appeal. ‘The deletion of the Brooklyn sta~ tons is another evidence cf the majled- fist attitude the F. C. C. has adopted. A month ago §f ordered Station KFYR of Bismarck, N. Dak., off the air pe- cause of alleged violations of the tecn- nical regulations by stepping up its power. This order does not become ef- fective until October 29. During the Brooklyn station hearings it was contended that a four-way split is unsatisfactory both for the statioa operators and the listeners. Moreover, there was evidence ldduced that t.he Difficult Renovizing—Neatly Aceomplished A. EBERLY’S 1108 K N.W. Dignify_your_home. DISTRICT 6337 Phone_“Eberiy’s” Listen Tonight at 6:145 on WRC for Hahw's Word Man TER THE CONTEST § time-sharing stations were almost con- tinually embroiled in controversy. * x % % 'WRC has scheduled two new pro- | - grams for the same sponsor be- ginning October 23. 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