Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1935, Page 36

B— LATIN-AMERICA SERIES ARRANGED Gerard Swope and Edward Tomlinson Will Appear on Opening Program. NEW series of broadcasts de- signed to make the United States better acquainted with the people and cultures of Latin America will be introduced by N. B. C. December 6. Gerald Swope, president of the Gen- eral Electric Co., and Edward Tomlin- son, internationally known authority on Latin America, will start the new series with a discussion of “What the Other Americas Mean to Us.” ‘Tomlinson also will serve as master ©f ceremonies for the programs which will include music of the various Latin ‘American countries and contributions by outstanding South American artists, For the initial broadcast, the over- ture to “Il Guarani,” by Carlos Gomes, Money Crammed In Mouth During Hold-up Dime Shy By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, November 29.—Jim Wilson, colored, lost a dime in a hold-up, but the rob- bers didn't get it. Suspiclous of two men ap- proaching, Wilson crammed $15.60 into his mouth. Fis fears were well grounced. The men searched him and fled without loot. But when Wilson took the money out of his mouth, he could find only $15.50. Brazilian composer, has been selected as the musical high light. * ok K X SENATOR BORAH, Republican, of Idaho has promised to take part in Columbia’s “Public Opinion” pro- gram December 7. He will discuss “Purchasing Power.” The address will originate in the studios of WJISV. * ok ok % THE Boston Symphony Orchestra has arranged a special program for its broadcast on N. B. C. December . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1935. 7 in honor of Jean Sibelius, who will be 70 years old the following day. Three of Sibelius’ compositions, ‘“The Swan of Tucnela,” “Pohjola’s Daugh- ter” and “Tapiloa,” have been given prominent places on the program. * kK X BOB ‘TROUT, former WJSV an- nouncer, who graduated to the network, has been assigned the job of describing the Beaux Arts ball for Columbia December 6. ‘This ball, to be held at the Waldorf- ‘ Astoria, is regarded as New York soclety’s most elaborate costume affair of the Fall season. * ok X X T}m name of De Wolf Hopper is to be perpetuated in radio. Willlam De Wolf Hopper, jr., son of the famous actor, will make his public radio debut during the Roses and Drums sketch on N. B. C. Sunday. This is the dramatic serial in which his father started four years ago. * ok koK UP IN Torrington, Conn, they laughed when Louis Costellie started to learn accordion playing out of & book. Last Sunday night the laughs turned to cheers when he played during Maj. Bowes’ amateur hour on N. B. C. As a result he will not return to his job as a machinist but will leave shortly with Maj. Bowes’ amateur touring unit No. 11 for an extended vaudeville engagement. CarrtaL’s Rapio PrRoGRrRaMs Friday, November 29. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k | P.M. (Copyright, 1935) WOL 131¢k Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1460k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 3:00 Pat Kennedy | Ma Perkins |Vic and Sade - | The O'Neils U. 8. Marine Band The King's Jesters The Vagabonds 2] Sunshine Boys Carison Robison fflm of Speech Betty Sundown Revue o “ . = George Hall’s Orch. Rod and Stream - e Tea Time - - and Bob Today's Winners Eddie Duchin’s Orch. Musicale | ‘Sino-Japanese Relations’ Down by Hermans News Bulletins Vivian Della Cheisa Prof. W. M. Aiken U. 8. Army Band ‘ 00 |Al Pearce's Gang 5:15 2 . 5:30 |Tom Mix 5:45 ’Clm. Lu’n' Em Evening Star Flashes Aunt Sue and Polly Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Vocal Interlude Quarter Hour One Time Opportunities Liberal Varieties, Terry and Ted. Jack Armstrong News Bulletins PM. EVENING PROGRAMS | Tarzan Sports Review—Music Bulletin Board The Word Man—Music News—Music String Ensemble Bill Coyle Lowell Thomas ‘Today in Sports Talk and Music Dinner Concert Washboard Blues Amos 'n’ Andy | Uncle Ezra “‘Question Mark” Uncle Zip Dinner Concert Stamp Club Yoichi Hiraoka, xylophone| Popular Varieties Dangerous Paradise Dinner Concert News Spotlight j Pegey and Buddy )| Jessica Dragonette Irene Rich Bob Crosby's Orch. College Prom Hawaiian Echoes “Five Star Final” Tempo King Detective Mysteries Waltz Time ‘Human Relations Court e “ “ - “ Beauty Box Theater Howard Amateurs Washington Amateurs H. V. Kaltenborn |Arch McDonald Strickland ‘Gillilan Martha and Hal |Myrt and Marge Lazy Dan Boake Carter Sketchbook News Bulletins PFirst Nighter Campus Revue G. W. U. Forum Volga Boatmen Boxing Bouts Washington Amateurs George R. Holmes |Night Owl Midriguera’s Orchestra Slumber Hour Russian Troika “ 1 - W 2 o Dance Music | Jesse Crawford News Bulletins Richard Himber’s Orck. | 10:( = - - March of Time [Mary Eastmen Dial Emory Dougherty’s Orch. | Leon Belasco's Orch. “w Romanelli’s Orchestra Sign Off Sign oft News Bulletins Ted Fiorito's Orchestra Frank Dailey’s Orchestra, EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW Sign off The Grab Bag Sons of Pioneers Farm and Home Visit Musical Clock Sun Dial Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions Happy Jack Cheerio “ - Musical Clock “ “ - - Sun Dial {Gordon Hittenmark Dick Leibert Fields and Hall The Vass Family 2 News Bulletins Breakfast Club Organ Music Morton Downey Nick Lucas Police Flashes—Music |Sun Dial |Dr. Abram Simon Bandwagon Music—News News—Muslc The Banjoleers Gypsy Orchestra News—Art Tatem Edward MacHugh Children’s Frolic Children’s Concert Varieties Boys’ Band Joe and Harry ) |Our American Schools ‘The Norsemen Marimba Orchestra Honeyboy and Sassafras ‘Week End Army-Navy Game Children’s Frolic ‘Whitney Ensemble Curbstone Queries [Farm and Home Hour George Dulfy's Orchestra Farm and Home Hour Yale vs. Princeton Joe and Harry Varieties Morning Concert Views of the News Civic Forum Let's Pretend Conservatory of Music AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Luncheon Music News Bulletins Dance Music Male Voices Orland Keyburtz Rhythm Revue Orientale Jim Settis’ Orch. George Hall's Orch. News Bulletins Foot Ball Souvenir Army-Navy Gn.me Army-Navy Yale vs. Princeton “« . Piano Moods Show Shopping * Crazy Quilt Army-Navy Game “ . Yale vs. Princeton S K Symphonic Concert “ e ~ Waltz Themes » Musical Novelties Army-Navy Game “« “« w Methodist vs. Téxas PR “« Yale vs. Princeton Teddy Hill's Orch. Sunday School Lesson Billy Bissett's Orch. ‘Along Melody Lane Dance Tunes Army-Navy Game _ | Methodist vs. Texas Evening Star Flashes Ty Jackie Heller Dance Tunes i Tea Time . Army-Navy Game Labor News Review MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Jean Harlow- and Spencer Tracy will be the guests of Dick Powell during his “Hollywood Hotel” program on WJSV at 9., They will present several scenes from their new screen play, “Riff Rafl.” “The Covered Wagon” will be the Beauty Box Theater presentation on WMAL at 9. Marion Davies, motion picture star, will have the leading role. “When We Are Married,” from “Sidewalks of New York, George M. 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