Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY,«OCTOBER 10, 1935. CarrraL’s Rapio PROGRAMS Thureday, October 10. (Copyright, 1935) Eastern Standard Time. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k l WOL 1310k | WISV 1,460k —_— ! WG e A P.M. “3:00 [Pat Kennedy 3:15 |Ma Perkins 3:30 |Vic and Sade 3:45 | The O'Neills AFTERNOON PROGRAMS N. B. C. Music Guild Eddie Iuchin’s Orch. Herald of Sanity Vaughn de Leath Norsemen Quartet Book of Melodies Harmonica Specialt! P.M. Navy-Virginia Game tos “ “ Eddie Duchin’s Orch. " i Betty “4:00 (Woman's Radio Review w @ " Charl 4:15 4:30 |Sundown Revue 4:45 | & ¢ 'Westminster Choir Xavier Cugat’s Orch. and Bob "Today's Winners les Sears 24 i Navy-Virginia Game | 5:00 |Edith Warren 5:15 Three Scamps 5:30 |Women's Clubs 5:45 Chasin’ the Blues P.M. Little Evening Star Flashes Tea Time Singing Lady Vocal Interlude Orphan Annie Spanish Rhythms EVENING PROGRAMS One-Time Opportunities Howells and Wright Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Tito Guizar "6:00 |College Sweethearts 6:15 |Sports Review 6:30 |“The African Crisis” 6:45 | The Word Man—Music | Lowell News—Music Mrs. Fannie B. Ingram Bill Coyle | Today in Sports Salon Orchestra News Bulletins 1 Thomas T7:00 | Amos ‘0’ Andy 7:15 |Popeye the Sailor | The Pacemakers Rudy Vallee Easy Aces Phil Regan Nickelodeon Edward Davies Hendrik Van Loon Dixie Harmonies Government Family Paul Whiteman's Orch. 'Yoichi Hiroka, xylophonist' News Spotlight Citizens' Federation | Guy Lombardo's Orch. Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Dick Messner’s Orch. ] Myrt and Marge Martha and Mal Kate Smith Boake Carter Joe Holman Five Star Final Capitol Hawailans Detective Stories Harve and Esther Kent Hour 9:15 9:30 9:45 | Death Valley Days Herbert Hoover Casa Loma Orch. Betty Gould, organist Women in Government Louis Katzman's Orch. | | The Caravan “To Arms for Peace” 16:00 News 10:15 10:30 “ o C 1045 | « - - “ Whiteman's Music Hall Ballet Russe Bulletins Wrestling Matches “ “ Heidt's Brigadiers March of Time House Party 11:00 |Lotus Orch. 11:15 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 |Naval Academy Program = 1145 “ “ “ . Slumber Hour News Bulletins “Moonglow™ o Frank Jule'’s Orch, o Midnight Watch 12:00 |Naval Academy Program 12:15 |Ranny Weeks' Orch. 12:30 | Chas. Dornberger’s Orch. 12:45 | = * “1:00 |Sign Off L AM. sign Shandor Sign off o EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW "6:30 Gordon Hittenmark 6:45 & Grab nmark o Hi-Hil - Yodeling Philosopher - - * |Sons of Ploneers - Claude Hopkins' Orch. Moe Baer’s Orch, News Bulletins George Olsen’s Orch. Henry Busse’s Orch. |Sign off R.P.D. Bag Musical Clock larities 5 ¥ Sun Dial 0 Gordon Hittenmark : & 20 Fin | Morning Devotions 1 - Cheerio | “ “ Musical Clock ngers of Harmony N -~ |Sun Dial 0 1 3 4 ol 5 0 5 0 Gordon Hittenmark |News 9:15 ;R;c‘nard Leibert 9:30 |Kay's Column 9:45 |The Upstaters | Brealgfast Club Bulletins Dick Newton Variety and Value = Morning Concert Police Flashes—Music Sun Dial Dear Columbia Sally at the Switchboard Cadets Quartet News—Fashion Talk Home, Sweet Home Sweethearts of the Air Betty Crocker News—Art Tatem |Edward MacHugh Today's Children | Listening Post. Dance Rhythms Variety and Value | Views of News | Greenwood Songsters |Josephine Gibson Betty Hudson |Dot and Jack Reid |Saundra Brown The Song Garden 5 Music Federation | Four Dots - 5 |Better Business Bureau ol | Music “Appreciation Hour Joyce Litsky Wesley and Romey Theater Row “ - “ - AFTERNOON PROGRAMS | Cooking Close-ups Blanche Sweet Rhythms Just Plain Bill 12:00 |Martha and Hal 12:15 Honeyboy and Sassafras 12:30 |Merry-Go-Round 12:45 Better Housing | The Simpson Boys |Curbstone Queries |Farm and Home Hour Luncheon Concert News Flashes Luncheon Concert Church of the Air "1:00 | Soloist 1:15 Silverberg Ensemble 1:30 |Dick Fidler's Orch. Farm and Home Hour Health of People Charles Boulanger's Orch.| Musical Specialties Steamship Radio Voice of Experience The Gumps Mary Marlin H. B.Derr Luncheon Music 2700 |Magic of Speech CEG TS o 2:30 |Airbreaks 2:45 | "« - 3:00 Pat Kennedy 3:15 |Ma Perkins 3:30 |Vic and Sade 3:45" | The O'Neills Words and Music Rosa Linda, pianist Education for Living Today's Winners | “ “ “ “ French Princess | Flelen Trent Between Bookends »}jl&ppy Hollow Pedro Via's Orchestra Rolling Rock Race Musical Selections “ - fddie Dunstedter Ruhi Afnan Down by Hermans EXN ‘30 |Sundown Revue Woman's Radio Review Jackie Heller Rod and Stream Tea Time | Betty and Bob # Piano Selections News Flashes Tea Dansant Grab Bag U. S. Army Band Al Pearce’s Gang Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly One-Time Opportunitics | Evening Rhythms | Liberal Varieties FOREIGN PROGRAM RECEPTION 00D C. B.S. Brings Events From 25 Different Countries in Year. PANNING two oceans 144 times from September, 1934, to Sep- tember, 1935, Columbia brought programs to America from 25 different foreign countries in every | part of the world. Of these broad- casts, transmitted under every con- celvable condition, only five were Judged upsatistactory. Broadcasts from England rated highest in general average among V'V VVVVVVVVVN COMBINATION SALE {1 LB. BRIGG'S SAUSAGE MEAT AND 1 PKG. VA, SWEET PANCAKE FLOUR for 390 these programs which were trans- mitted by short wave and rebroadcast on the average of one every two and one-half days. Of the 72 broadcasts from the British Isles most of them compared favorably with local trans- missions. King George, Kipling, the Wimbledon tennis matches and a group of other special events and news commentaries arrived with un- usual clarity. Reception of Bernard Shaw was one of few to prove frac- tious, while Big Ben admittedly wasn't as clear as a bell. Manila is many thousands of miles further removed from New York than Paris, but in the ears of the men in the Columbia master control room it doesn’t mean a thing. Down in their log book at the end of each broadcast “TO ARMS FOR PEACE” HON. ALFRED E. SMITH Guest Speaher JASCHA HEIFETZ World Renowned Concert Violinist Guest Artiss “RETURN OF A HERO™ Radio Drama Jfrom the Great War Novel, “Plumes” by LAURENCE STALLINGS Howard Barlow's Symphouy Orchestra and Full Chorus DEEMS TAYLOR, Master of Coremonios TONIGHT W JSV 9:30 goes their honest opinion of the in- telligibility of the program which is strictly unbiased by distance. True, they make some allowance for the fact that it's coming on short wave from a foreign transmitter. How- ever, with no hostages offered to mileage, each lends a practical ear to the receiver and if nine words out of ten are understandable with no straining, it's an excellent program and marked up as such. ok ok ok N. B. C. has scheduled a series of *international broadcasts from the Hartz Mountains in Germany, Lugano in Switzerland and Vienna in Austria, | ] WAR | NEWS And A1l Other Current News Fresh Off the Wires DAILY AT. 950 15,035,085, ¢ Brought te You by 'WII.KINC COFFEE starting October 15. The first broad- cast will come from the Hartz Moun- tains and will feature music to the mountainous section of North- western Germany. * ® x x NOH.MAN E. BROKENSHIRE, vet- eran radio announcer, has re- turned to the N. B. C. staff. He left N. B. C. many years ago to become a free lance announcer. NTLD TLEL g sl ENTER THE CONT RAY NOBLE and his orchestra will Priziy Every Day begin a new series on Columbia Frizes Lyery llay October 30. A Listen Tonicht at 6:15 on WRC 2 Q MUSIC DROOP’S zors: A Real * Music Special = Standard and Well-Known Compositions Per T 0 1 Sc Copy—or Copies$ 1‘0 All Clean and Fresh Copies See Our Special Counter E. F. Droop & Sons Co. 1300 G St. N.W, STEINWAY PIANOS EVERYTHING MUSICAL Nation-Wide Stores offer a grand opportunity for thrifty housewives to save in a big way on their food budgets. 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WMAL will broadcast at 9:30 the address of former President Hoover at a dinner of Stanford University alumni in New York. “The Uni- versity of Tomorrow” is his topic. Alfred E. Smith and Jascha Heifetz, Singing Lady Popular Vocals Jack Armstrong FEATURES AND PROGRAM celebrated violinist, will take part in | | the “To Arms for Peace” program on | WJSV at 9:30. There also will be a | dramatic sketch, “The Return of a | Hero,” written by Lawrence Stallings. Goose 0Gslin, whose sharp single delivered the world’s series cham- pionship to Detroit Monday, will be one of the guest stars on Rudy Vallee's Variety Show on WRC at 8. Bob Burns and Ken Murray, comedians, and Edward G. Robinson, screen actor, also will take part. A broadcast from the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in the Metropolitan Opera House is scheduled by WMAL at 10:15. The program will include UNIVERSITY CLUB Feats of Magic Will Feature ‘“La- dies’ Night” Tonight. 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