Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1935, Page 41

CarrtraL’s Rapio PROGRaMs Thursday, October 24. | WRC 950k | WMAL 630k WOL 1310k | WISV 1460k i P.M. 3:00 3:15 3:30 Anita Boyer Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Music Guild Herald of Sanity Vaughn de Leath Norsemen Quartet (Copyright, 1935) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Book of Melodies Wayne King's Music Lunceford’s Orchestra Ambrose's Orchestra THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Eastern Standard Time. The Oleanders (Waltz Time Do You Remember? Music and News Woman's Radio Review | Betty % - 0 Charl Sundown Revue Alice Hutchins Drake N. B. 'Von Unschuld Piano Club and Bob Today's Winners les Sears = i C. Feature Salvation Army Band 'The Hawalians Kentucky Greetings “ Chasin’ the Blues Halloween Talk—Music Clara, Lu 'n’” Em Little Evening Star Flashes Tea Time Singing Lady Famous Voices Orphan Annie ‘Tea Dance EVENING PROGRAMS One-Time Opportunities Skipper Mellichampe Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Music and News College Sweethearts Sports Review Dorothy Frocks The Word Man—Muslc G. W. Lowel News—Music Bill Coyle .|Today in Sports Talk and Music News Bulletins U. Forum 1 Thomas Amos 'n’ Andy Popeye the Sailor The Pacemakers “ - Ruth Easy Aces Citizens’ Federation Yoichi Hiroka, Xylophonist, Capital Hawalians News Spotlight G-Men Revue Lyon i Rudy Vallee John Spelling match Joe Holman Five Star Pinal Dixie Harmonies Hamilton % Detective Stories Government Family e Buck Rogers Arch McDonald Frank Dailey’s Orchestra Myrt and Marge Martha and Hal Kate Smith Boake Carter Harve and Esther [Everett Marshall, baritone I.Anny Ross Presment Roosevelt Death Valley Days President Roosevelt Martha Simons President Roosevelt Philharmonic Orchestra The Caravan President Roosevelt Whiteman's Music Hall |News Pittsburgh Symphony Bulletins “Love Time” Beautiful Music News Bulletins Beautiful Music Heidt's Brigadiers March of Time House Party Lotus Orch. Arthur Reilly | Meredith Willson’s Orch. Jesse Crawford Midnight Rhythms |Ranny Weeks’ Orch. |Chas. Dornberger’s Orch. Sign )_|Sign Off Shandor Sign off oft EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW | Gordon Hittenmark surm? and Moonglow P‘nnk Juele’s Orchestra Harry Alpert’s Orchestra Dick Gardner’s Orchestra News Bulletil George Olsen’s Orch. Grab 0 |Gordon Hittenmark “ “ Sons i Yodeling Philosopher News—Pioneers Bag Musical Clock of Pioneers = o |Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions 20 Pingers of Harmony Cheerio )| Gordon Hittenmark News School Symphony Fields and Hall ‘The Upstaters Breakfast Club Dick Newton Police Flashes Musical Novelties Bulletins Sun Dial Dear Columbia Sally at the Switchboard | News—Music News—Fashion Talk Home, Sweet Home |Sweethearts of the Air Betty Crocker |Eawa |News—Art Tatem Today's Children Listening Post Dance Time Old Favorites Piano Rhythms Wesley and Frank rd MacHugh Josephine Gibson Betty Hudson Agnes and Lou Margaret McCravy ’I'he Song Garden |Green Brothers' Orch. Four Dots |Better Business Bureau " /Music Appreciation Hour Variety and Value | Lawrence Gould ‘Theater Row Views of the News Cookmg Close-ups kBlnnche Sweet |Morning Melodies {Just Plain Bill AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Martha and Hal Honeyboy and Sassafras Merry-Go-Round Farm {Merry Madcaps ¥ | The Simpson Boys Curbstone Queries Luncheon Concert News Flashes and Home Hour String Trio o o e Church of the Air Voice of Experience The Gumps Mary Marlin How to Be Charming Soloist |Concert Miniatures Tommy Tuckers Orch. Happ. Farm and Home Hour Charles Boulanger’s Orch.! Organ Recital | Salon Music y Jack. Dance Music Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor |Afternoon Rhythms Luncheon Music News—Music )0 | Magic of Speech Word Airbreaks Rosa. 'Women's Clubs s and Music Dance Music Linda, pianist News—Music Happy Lewis Revue Between Bookends Happy Hollow School of the Air |Happy Hollow Pat Kennedy |Ma Perkins |Vic and Sade 'The O'Neills Pedro Via's Orchestra Vaughn De Leath King's Jesters o Book of Melodies Woman's Radio Review |3Betty Sundown hevue 3 L |Ray Heatherton Rod and Stream sl Tea Time = and Bob Today’s Winners Louis Katzman’s Orch. Cab Calloway’s Orch. Mark Twain Centennial Down by Hermans News—Music U. s, Army Band Al Pearce’s Gang % “ R Tom Mix Evening Star Flashes Singing Lady Sue and Polly Male Choruses One ‘nme Oppon.umnu |Evening Rhythms |Libesal Varieties | Jack Armstrong MAJOR * President Roosevelt's address open- ing a series of broadcasts in behalf of the 1935 Mobilization for Human | Needs will be carried by all four Washington stations—WRC, WMAL, WOL and WJSV—at 9:30, Everett Marshall, baritone, will join — FEATURES AND PROGRAM William Daly’s Orchestra in present- ing the Kent program on WJSV :t 8 30. He will feature a new song, “ Live for Love.” “I Got Plenty ot Nuttin’” will be another one of his selections. Rudy Vallee, on WRC at 8, will cele- brate his sixth anniversary as a show- man by presenting an international NOTES. variety show, with such stars as| Philip Merivale, Gladys Cooper, Lu- | cienne Boyer, Vicente Escudero, Stepm Fetchit and Frede Grofe. ‘ Jane Froman, one of radio’s most | popular singing stars, will headline | the Music Hall show on WRC at 10. | Oliver Wakefield, stuttering English comedian, also will take part. _TWO DIE IN STRIKE; TRUCE IS CALLED| Pickets Slay Port Guards at Lake Charles, La., in Pitched Battle. By the Associated Press. LAKE CHARLES, La., October 24.— ‘A truce was called yesterday in the In- ternational Longshoremen’s strike fol- -Jowing a pitched battle in which two men were killed and eight wounded. Gov. O. K. Allen ordered the port closed for three days while attempts are made to reach an agreement. W. R. Mayo, president of the L L. A. local, said pickets and guards would be withdrawn from docks while the negotiations are in progress, A meeting was arranged at New Orleans between Joseph Ryan, na- tional I. L. A. president; Charles H. Logan, district director of the National Labor Relations Board, and port au- thorities, ROBERTS WILL SPEAK TO FILIPINOS SUNDAY People’s Counsel to Be Principal Figure in Program Marking | Islands’ Flag Day. People’s Counsel William A. Roberts , will be the principal speaker at a * meeting of the PFilipino Center, Inc., Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at 1105 Sixteenth street. The program will be arranged to observe the Philippine Flag day. Other speakers will be B. A. de Guia, chairman; N. P. Donesa, presi- dent of the center, and Alfredo E. Cruz. Mrs. Mercedes Balsco will recite. Music will be furnished by the Fili- pino string orchestra and Mrs. Mabel P. Mediran. Arrangements are being made by & committee comprising Mr. de Guia, Mrs. Hazel Needham, Mrs. M. M. Shoup, Mrs. Mediran and Mr. Balco. IMPEACHMENT PLANNED DENVER, October 24 (#).—Gov. €. Johnson has announced he will call & special session of the State Legisla- ture October 30 for “the sole purpose of considering the impeachment of Becretary of State Jimmy Carr.” Previously the Governor had said the session also would consider re- vision of the State liquor code. The Legislature will investigate Carr’s conduct of the office of chief Yliquor ‘licensing authority, [SCHOOL OPENS SPORT STRUCTURE TOMORROW Basket Ball Game, Rally and| Talk by Principal Will Mark Dedicatory Exercises. A $60,000 new sports building will be opened tomorrow at the Madeira School for Girls, Greenway, Va. Dedicatory exercises will include a basket ball game, a student rally and a brief address by Mrs. Lucy Madeira Wing, principal. The building was designed by Wal- dron Faulkner, New York architect, and constructgd by the James Baird Co. It is brick and harmonizes with the architecture of the rest of the school. Construction cost $50,000 and equipment $10,000. Contributions came from alumni, sudents and friends. Equipment includes basket ball, ten- nis and badminton courts as well as a recreation room, with soda foun- tain, locker room with showers for day pupils and a natural dancing room. RESTAURATEUR FINED Second Forfeits Bond on Charges by Health Department. The Health Department yesterday added two more to its list of restau- rant operators alleged to have violated the health ordinances. One was fined and the other permitted to forfeit. Ciro Galotti, operator of a res- taurani at 1304 G street, was fined $15 by Judge Gus A. Schuldt on charges of having unclean ice boxes, range and kitchen shelves. Sol Clip- ker, whose of business is at 1744 F street, forfeited $10 on charges of failing to thoroughly sterilize glasses, cups and silverware. WINS RADIO CONTEST Lansing Hatfield, Baltimors Bari- tone, Is Duchin Selection. The National Broadcasting Co. has Ed.|announced that Lansing Hatfleld, Baltimore baritone, who represented the Washington area in the Eddie Duchin country-wide amateur radio contest, had been adjudged the na- tional winner. Hatfield competed against Tom Daw- son of Devon, Pa. for top honors in | the national finals of the men's divi- sion October 15. The radio audience responded with 200,000 votes and gave Hatfleld a majority of 40,000. Bus Strike Effective. A strike of 1,700 omnibus bus men | | recently stopped all public road trans- | { port in West Wales for more than a | | week. RENOVIZE . . . your home Difficult Renovising—Neatly Accomplished | A. EBERLY’S 1108 K N.W. Dignify_your home. DISTRICT 6357 Phone “Eberiy's” =54 FREE INSPECTIONS ON_ANY MAKE RADIO BY OUR RADIO EXPERTS SPECIAL_PRICES ON ALL-WAVE AERL 938 F ST. N.W. 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It will de- scribe how, as a boy, he overcame the handicap of bad health and bad eye- sight, and outline his early political career and his charge up San Juan ' COURTESY SERVICE QUALITY ECONOMY BANQUET ORANGE TEA PEKOE l Leaves No 4 hn c Bitter After Taste COCOMALT D. C., Hill during the Spanish-American War. The climax will come after his election to the Vice Presidency, when, upon the assassination of William Mc- Kinley, he was summoned to Buffalo and sworn in as President. By means of a switch-over from the Buffalo Broadcasting Co. studios, the last scene will take place in the room of the Wilcox home on Delaware ave- nue where the ceremony was held M I O ANUPHER symphonic group, the Pittsburgh Orchestra, directed by Antonio Modarelli, is preparing to Join musical organizations broadcast- ing weekly. As a preliminary to the series, ex- pected to start on N. B. C. the first of the year, the orchestra will present a THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1935. concert on the “blue” network and ‘WMAL tonight at 10:15 o'clock. * k * X FOR the third consecutive year Jes- sica Dragonette, N. B. C. soprano, will be the featured soloist at the Armistice day ceremonies of the Amer- ican Legion at the Tomb of the Un- known Soldier in Arlington Cemeury. Her program will include “Roses of Picardy,” “There’s a Long, Long Trail A-Winding,” and “Taps. * x *x * GOGO DE LYS, a singer of “hot” songs, has been added to the Co- lumbia entertainment staff. She will Atiants NATION-WIDE SERVICE GROCERS Substantial savings on round trips to all parts ST.LOUIS‘ NEW FAST THRU EXPRESSES-NO CHANGES Also New Fast Express Service to: 9.00 ll!hm'l 3 begin a series of regular broadcasting Saturday. A Prench-Canadian by birth, Miss De Lys’ real name is Marie Jeanne Gabrielle Germaine Belzemiere Belan- ger, or Gogo for short. W. M. Kiplinger to Speak. W. M. 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