Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1936, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Caprral’s Rapio PROGRAMS Friday, July 17. | WRC 950k | PM. WMAL 630k | (Copyright, 1936) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WOL 1,310k Eastern Standard Time. | WISV 1460k | PM. 1 Merry-co-nound 12:15 [Hand Car Derby 12:30 |Charles Stenross orch. {Words and Music [Curbstone Queries l\rm and Home Hour Bobby Worth, songs News - Church of the Air 12:00 |Blue and Silver Orch, rd o 12:15 ‘Walkathon Reporter - i Rhythmaires Farm lnd Home Hour Edward Davies Women’s Clubs Tuning Around Hit Tunes Radio Flaymates | Afternoon Rhythms Happy Hollow Dorsey and Dailey Do Re Me Trio Porever Young Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neill's Joe Parson’s Baritone Dorothy Dreslin, songs 'The Rangers Spanish Rhythms Musical Potpouri News Bulletins [Sweet and Hot 'Three Consoles Public Affairs Gene Arnold | (Grace Shannon [Foxes of Flatbush Jackie Heller Gaylord Trio Strolling Songsters Robert Keller Afternoon Concert Accordian Aces Hollywood Varieties Biliy Mills' Orchestra U. S. Army Band *| Three Naturals ‘The Gauchos Rod and Stream Air Breaks La Franconl & Manners |The Singing Lady . o Little Orphln Annie - & Today’s Winners Bulletin Board Chasin’ the Blues lchnndu the Magician Evening Star "Flashes | Fantastical Facts Midge Willlams - = ' Tea Time i = Lowell Thomas ‘Walkathon Reporter Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra Dance Hour Uncle Zip (Mary Small Bill Coyle Evening Album Carol Deis, Soprano EVENING PROGRAMS Margaret McCrae Dorothy Gordon Mark Warnow’s Orch. Wilderness Road Buddy Clark ‘The Skipper News—Rhythms I Renfrew of the Mounted | 5:48 Today in Sports Music and News Editorial—Music Jessica Dragonette Irene Rich Opera Gems Frank Fay Calling Five-Star Final News Spotlight Detective Mysteries Waltz Time ‘Human Relations Court Waring's Pennsylvanians Clara, Lu and Em Lewis and Young Dance Music ¥ Bob Hurleigh Washington Concert Sidewalk Interviews Melodies Arch McDonald Food Review Boake Carter ol Red Horse Tavern Broadway Varieties " " {Hollywood Hotel 1 PR Marion Talley Old Timer Great Lakes Symphony Women's Symphony Vivian Della Chiesa Galeties | Lou Harrold's Orch. Phil Boby's Program Kostelanetz’s Orchestra | 4 March of Time Register and Vote. ):00 | News—Music Sports Review Pete Macia's Orchestra |George R. Holmes News Bulletins Leon Navarro's Orch. | Phil Boby's Program Walkathon Reporter News Buumns—uusle |Joe Reichman’s Orch. Arthur Godfrey Air Breaks {Shandor Art Brown Radio Circus JOAN MARSH, young songstress of 0. CRUSADER T0 URGE CITIZENS T0 VOTE COmmander of Group to Make Appeal in 9 Broadcast. Fred G. Clark, national commander of the Crusaders, will make two more appeals to members of the radio au- dience to register and vote in the coming elections when he speaks from the studios of WHK, Cleveland, to- night and Thirsday, July 30, from 9:45 to 10 o'clock. The talks will be along the general lines of one he made | over the network on July 1 and are to be non-partisan. WJSV will carry the program locally. * ek ok the “Flying Red Horse Tavern” program, will celebrate her birthday with & party tonight as a feature of her weekly appearance over WJSV. Guests at the party will be all the stars of the Tavern program, includ- ing Walter Woolf King, Lennie Hay- ton and his orchestra, the Tavern Singers, Four Red Horsemen and Rhythm Kings. Each will bring a musical offering. One of the features of the program will be a duet by King and Miss Marsh, “Another Candle cn Your Birthday Cake.” “Another Mile,” latest composition of the well-known theatrical producer, Billy Rose, will feature the Tavern Singers and or- chestra. Other numbers of Friday night's program will include “When I'm With You,” sung by Walter Woolf King and the Four Red Horsemen; “Honey- suckle Rose,” featuring the orchestra; “Farmer’s Daughter,” sung by the Rhythem Kings, and “Love Is a Dancing Thing,” with the orchestra and complete ensemble. ‘The program is heard at 7 o'clock (E. D. S. T). * ok x ok ELEN VINSON, the talented mo- tion picture actress, who in pri- vate life is the wife of Fred Perry, No. 1 amateur teunis player of the world, will be the guest of Prancis Anthony FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1936. Fay on his broadcast tonight at 7:30 o'clock over WMAL. Miss Vinson arrived from Europe this week on the liner Normandie. She is scheduled to tell Fay just how her husband defeated Baron von Cramm for the unofficial world cham- pionship at the Wimbledon tourna- ment recently., It is expected, how- ever, that the program will develop into something of a story-telling sen- sation, since Fay is considered no mean tennis player himseli. The high-hearted elf of the etker, in addition to chatting with Mrs. Perry, will sing several new songs “a la Fay,” to the accompaniment of Bobby Dolan’s Orchestra. AUTO woRy CENTRAL, REDUCE THE HOLLYWOOD WAY LOSE POUNDS—FIEEL YEARS YOUNGER Lovely Marion Talley, star of opera and concert stage who now weighs 107 pounds, says, “It’s so e look and feel years young: wood Habit mhich mesns e, KkOM y to er. Ifollow the Hnlly- at sensibly, exercise u ularly and use ¢ Ry-Krisp Wafers as bread every meal.” Try it yourself—it’s fun to reduce this way and you'll love RY-KRISP,, Ry - Krisp Waf ” TPENING JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO.'S night HOLLYWOOD Andy Sanella’s Orch. 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