Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1936, Page 38

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Caprrtal’s Rapio PROGRAMS Thursday, June 25. WRC 950k PM. (Copyright, 1936) WOL 1,310k WISV 1,460k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS | WMAL 630k Eastern Standard Time. PM. 12:00 >Democrmc Convermon 12:15 12:30 57 i 12:45 s i Democratic Convention Democratic Convention Democratic Convention 12:00 12:18 12:30 12:45 1:00 | Thursday Mntmee 1:15 1:30 Mnry Mlson 1:45 | Farm and Home Hour Music Guild 2 00 ‘Fm-ever Young :15 |Ma Perkins :30 |Vic and Sade ‘The O'Neills Music Guild Harold Nagel's Orch. King's Jesters Democratic Convention “ “ News Bulletins Musical Potpourri Democratic Convention Music in the Alr Salvation y Band Howells and Wright Do You Remember? ~3:00 Woman's mdlo Review 3:15 | o 3:30 |Gene Arnold 3:45 Martha and Hal Foxes of Flatbush Back Stage Wife Radio Guild Afternoon Concerts Edison Program Spirituals Dance Time All Hand on Deck Kentucky Greetings 400 Carl Landt_ 415 ¢ 4:30 Answer Me This 4:45 | Tune Twisters Radio Guild The Singing Lady Little Orphan Annie Today's Winners Nationals vs. St. Louis 5:00 |Frazier Hunt 5:15 |Bulletin Board 5:30 |Chasin’ the Blues 5 |Chandu, the Magician PM. Evening Star Flashes Animal Close-Ups Tea Time Lowell Thomas EVENING PROGR Fantastic Facts Walkathon Reporter 1S Nationals vs. St. Lopis Renfrew of the Mounted 6:00 Amos 'n’ Andy 6:15 Voice of Experience 6:30 Jimmie Allen 6:45 Three Maids |Easy Aces Ferde Grofe’s Orch. Bill Coyle Dorothy Thompson Today in 8] Music and News Editorial—Music Musical Revue Evening Rhythms Arch McDonald Kate Smith Boake Carter 7:00 Rudy v-llee 7:15 7:30 745 “ “ Democratic Convention Roy Shield’s Orch. Democratic Convention |Five Star Final News Spotlight Varieties Detective Mysteries Portland Symphony 8:00 |Show Boat CEy I 8:30 8:45 | Death Valley Days Goldman Band Joe Holman Sophocles T. Pappas Dance Music Caravan Columbia Feature 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 Roy Shield’s Orch. Nickelodeon Democratic Convention Democratic Convention 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 | News—Music |Phil Levant's Orch. |Lippmann Fletcher Henderson's Or.| News Bulletins Russ Morgan's Orch. | Dornberger’s Orchestra Walter Lippmann Democratic Convention News—Music Democratic Convention Glen Echo Orch. 11:00 |Arthur Reilly |Shandor 11:15 [Jimmy Lunciford’s Orch./Slumber Hour 11:30 KMhi.nne Froucs 11: 45 Varieties Dance Parade AM. 6:00 6:15 6:30 | Gordon Hmenmlrk 645 | EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW |Orville Knapp's Orch. News Bulletins Jacques Fray's Orch. Sssh! 7200 7:15 7:30 - = 7:45 # - |Gordon Hittenmark Morning Devotions |Melodies Cheerio 8:00 |Gordon Hittenmark 8:15 z Z 8:30 8:45 |Morning Glories Wake Up Club Breakfast Club | Musical Clock & W “« = |Sun Dial “ = | Musical Clock Sun Dial .- - 9:00 9:15 9:30 Mystery Chef 9:45 Todnv 's Children ‘-Gkur_don mnenmnk |News Bulletins Home Sweet Home Josh Higgins Dan and Sylvia Musical Clock |Police Flashes—Music |News—Music | Betty and Bob Modern Cinderella Worry Clinic | Betty Crocker 10:00 ‘Dnnd Harum 10:15 |Air Sweethearts 10:30 | The Wife Saver |The Honeymooners |Joan and Escorts Morning Concert |Waltz Themes Frances T. Northcross | The Goldbergs Betty Hudson Judy and Jesters ANNOUNCER PRIZE GOES 10 ELLIOMT Victory Trophy to Be Award- ed WJSV Man at Luncheon Tuesday. ARRY ELLIOTT of WJSV, Co- lumbia’s station in Washington, was selected as the best local announcer, on the basis of dic- tion, sincerity and effectiveness, in the annual contest sponsored by the Henry J. Kaufman Advertising Agency, it THURSDAY, JUNE 25 1936. Dorsey of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. LL entries in the “$100-a-Month- for-Life” Contest being conducted by the sponsor of the “Crime Clues” programs must be mailed no later than July 4, according to an announcement today. As soon as possible after In- dependence day, the judges will an- nounce the name of the winner. programs. He will serve as narrator and commentator, and will adapt plays, motion pictures and hitherto undramatized magazine stories for Ppresentation on the air, OBERT RIPLEY, the Believe-It- or-Not man, signs off for the sea- son after his broadcast Sunday at 6:30 over N. B. C. He expects to spend his vacation on a round-the-world trip by air, and will return to the microphone October 4. CLARK GABLE and Madeleine Car- roll will appear as zuut stars on the premiere of the new “Caravan” series over a C. B. 8. network next ‘Tuesday at 8:30 pm. They will play the leading rolls in a radio version of the 1934 Pulitzer prize play, “Men in White.” X Rupert Hughes, noted author, will be master-of-ceremonies on the weekly Canadian Parliament Closes. OTTAWA, June 24 (#)—The Do- minion Parliament ended a session of nearly four months yesterday, the first since the Liberal government under Premier Mackenzie King was returned to power last Fall was announced today. Elliott will re- ceive the Victory ‘Trophy, & silver cup, at & lunch- eon at 12:15 pm. ‘Tuesday at the Willard Hotel. ‘The presentation of the award will be broadcast. Bill Coyle of WMAL,winner of last year's con- test, and Hugh | Mcllrevey, also of WMAL, were runners-up in this year’s race, held from May 25 to June 15. Only regu- lar “staff” announcers were eligible this year. Judges were the radio editors of the local newspapers, and the following: William D. Boutwell of the Interior Department; E. H. Rietzke, of the Capital Radio Engineering Institute; Martin Codell, editor of Broadcasting magazine; Comdr. W. J. Ruble, Mau- rice Lowell, of the Educational Radio Larry Elllott lhuh foxatives should be used only on the of @ physician. Try Sunsweet Prune @ delicious, wholesome food-drink with @ gentle, naturel laxative effect. Makes @ tasty eppetizer before dinner. Serve chill- od with a slice of lemon. Project of New York, dian lore, music, nature study, photoge raphy, creative writing, tennis and outdoor cooking. The Barn Theater, a recent ac- quisition, will open under direction of Miss Alice Sigworth Morse, Stuart Junior High School instructor. Miss M. Florence Dunlap, assisted by 16 college graduates and senior students, will begin her twelfth season as camp director. KAMP KAHLERT STARTS 13TH SEASON SATURDAY Several Hundred Women and Girls Expected to Spend Vacation at Y. W. Resort. The Y. W. C. A. 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