Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1936, Page 27

N.B.C. OBSERVING TOTHANNIVERSARY 24-Hour Birthday Broadcast Planned by Chain No- vember 14. ENTH anniversaries in enter- tainment radio haven't been 50 numerous as to become too commonplace. Stil! there have been quite a few, both by stations and talent, When it comes to network broad- | cast, the story’s different. There is | only one, and it is taking place right now. The celebrant is the National Broadcasting Co., now finishing its first decade of station hook-ups for e distribution of talent in sound. In that 10 years many things have happened. This first chain started | with 19 stations divided into two groups. Today the number has reached 101. | competition. Now there is a rival coast-to-coast network, C. B. S.; an= other, M. B. S, planning to extend to the coast, and many regional chains. Other statistics show N. B. C. start- ed with a total station power of 40,- 000 watts. Today the wattage sum is 2,000,000 or thereabouts. The first network headquarters in New York had four studios. In 1927 a new building gave it 12. Then 1933 came along with Radio City and its 24 studios. There are other studios in Chicago, San Francisco and Holly- wood. Improvement in engineering and studio to¢chnique has grown apace with other developments. Back in 1926, it was thought a real feat to put on entertainment from Chicago for the inaugural broadcast. That was the voice of Mary Garden. Will Rogers was on that program, too, talking from Independence, Kans., as were Weber and Fields and others. 24-Hour Breadcast Planned. Now the engineers bring in Europe with a snap. They go aboard trains, ships, airplanes, into mines, subma- | rines and numerous other ordinarily lnaccessxbls places for their programs. A big birthday broadcast will call attention to these accomplishments. THE EVENING STAR, WA the night of November 14, running all night and keeping up until the next night. A NEW weskly musical séries, to be identified as “The Story of the song ” will make its debut on Colum- bia Thursday. The programs will fea- ture outstanding concert artists in recitals of vocal masterpieces. ENza- beth Wysor, contralto, will take part in the initial broadcast. N B. C.'s Washington staff has challenged the local Columbia force to a handball game in lieu of the annual golf match. In anticipa- tion of the challenge, N. B. C. has selected its team with Vincent F. Cal- 1ahan as coach . .. Bud Barry, former Boston athlete has started a seties of daily sports broadcasts on WRC at 5:10 p.m. . . . Melody Matinee, one of Radio’s oldest sponsored programs, will return to N. B. C. November 15. LR SR G Chicago Gets Skating Exhibit. NEW YORK, October 19 (#)—The Executive Committee of the United States Figure Skating Association voted last night to hold the national championships in Chicago, moving the event west of the Alleghenies for the Reductions on all three of our popular brands, and above all, they're fresh, regular scheduled deliverres 1 dur warehouse keep them so. GTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1836. Prices quoted effective in Washington and vicinity until close of business Wednesday, Oct. 21st. — Butter Prices! | Samtary&(P’g Your Search for Good Meat Ends Here Competent men, backed by years of experience, select the meat that goes to your table from our markets. These men are charged with a responsibility to uphold @ meat policy that has built thousands of ¢onfident regular cus- tomers. These customers have learned that the place to get good meat, day in and day out, is at their Sanitary or Piggly Wiggly market, and they know that any dissatisfaction will be adjusted. We know, however, that the time o correct dissatisfaction is before the sale . , . by oflenng only GOOD MEAT. Fast turnover ond PORK LOIN ROAS Whole or Half !b- 25° Fresh Spareribs..» 19¢ Ground Beef..._.."» 19¢ Sanico Hams Y24 » 29¢ End Pork Chops. » 27c - Center Pork Chops™33c - Boiling Beef .__.__™ 12¢ LAMBSALE | ROUND In 1926 there wasn't any chain |It will be a 24-hour affair, starting | first time. Land 0’ Lakes % Pound 39‘ Prints A 3c per pound rMuclum on AMHOII finest quality 93 barer. “Taste the v Gimeronce weet cream’ makes. Sanitary Butter »3Te The old. old favorite in the tier rea oull ke it % Shiouna ‘soodne CarrtaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS Monday, October 19. C k 3 REASONS why it A (Copyright, 1036) y it’s 30 good. WMAL 630k WOL 1,310k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Catholic Women Salon Music Mary Marlin i o News—Music Gene Arnold and Cadets 'Farm and Home Hour Siesta Rosa Lee, soprano & < Dance Music Red River Valley Days fusic From Eastern Standard Time. WISV 1,460k . First—Always Fresh And vou know its fresh because there's a date stamped on the wrapper. Second—1007%, Pork No words are needed to convimee you that an all-pork sausage 1s superior. Third—Seasoning The secret of good sausage is h' seasoning. Our sausage is set Just right. Sanitary’s P.M. 1200 [Merry Go Round 12:15 12:30 . ALE m Shoulder Roast__m. 17¢ STEA‘K =T 2%l - 29 Shoulder Chops mw. 23¢ Armour’s Star Sllced Bacon._.® 37 b. 35¢ Loin Chops_____m. Hormel Sliced Bacon - - - - _ _ _ %> 18¢c The Gumps > reast __ Happiness Talks Helen Trent Romance Rich Man's Darling Afternoon Rhythms v, Pound Prints Music From Texas Metropolian Ensemble Mrs. Morgenthau Palmer House Ensemble |Rhythmaires Singing Lady e Wakeman's Sports Page |In a Woman's Eyes Farm and Home Hour Dan Harding’s Wife Happy Jack Education Forum Vaughn de Leath Dot and Will U. S. Navy Band - School of the Air Happy Hollow Pepper Young's Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade i The O'Neills i "I Rochester Orchestra News—Melodies Al Pearce's Gang Concert Hnu - S3a WD a8 Style Roll Jumbo Butter v JBe Country PALACE BRAND SLICED Sausage Meat And_it's gell- ing below last year's price. > 30¢c CAUTION eper eat raw porkc : sure to cook thoroughly. A_high aquality butter in_roll which gives you a saving over the vnm_ butter. Jumbo has been & Washington “Best Seller” for years. N.B. C. Feature Beatrice Mack S Jackie Heller Landon Radio Clubs Tea Time Sundown Revue Evening Star Flashes Sundown Revue s Tal Empire City Race Today’s Winners Safety Musketeers News—Melodies Chicago Varieties g R T sgtgl BACON* WA A 5 8 Vocals by Verrill Evening Rhythms “Lét’s Talk It Over’ | Tom Mix i ! Jack Armstrong The Singing Lady Chasin’ the Blues Little Orphan Annie EVENING PROGRAMS |Tony Wakeman ‘Music and News |Editorial and Musie |Ruth Somers, contralto Jack Little's Orchestra |Arthur Reilly Musical Hits Harmony Hall |Five Star Final In Old Vienna Musicale Folio of Facts Symphonic Strings Cocktail Capers Savings Here! Jell-O Desserts Royal Desserts_____ s Crisco___11b. ean-2lc 3. em 57¢c Standard Peas 6~o. 2 eans 40c Standard Tomatoes_6 No. 2 éans 40c Silver Run Corn____2 No. 2 eans 19¢ Harvest Blossom Flour 12m.ssex 39¢ Golden Heart Flour__12 m. ssex 39¢ Domestic Sardines 4 eans 15¢ Libby's Peacties large ean ‘TS¢ Libby’s Pears targe can 17¢ Libby‘s Corned Beef Libby's Sauerkraut___2 sig eans 25¢ Phillips Beans Fu: 1. ean 5¢ Campbell’s Beans Fork —_3 eans 20¢ Columbia Salt_ 3 voxes 10c Lighthouse Cleanser___.___ean-3c Swan Matches Toilet Tissue *®0%g.aaet 0. K. Laundry Soap o onenen More Values! 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Renfrew of the Mounted W)llmm Hard |Popeye the Sailor |Goose Creek Parson |Boake Carter Heidt's Brigadiers Dinner Club amao PR 53858 Dinner Dance S Lowell Thomas | Jerry McQuade Literary Digest Poll Music—Word Man John Herrick, baritone | Helen Hayes in “Bambi” Honey Nut . doz. cans 21 25¢ l | - Margarine Sealect Mil 85¢ 4 cans 29¢ PureLard - - - . 21 27¢ Gold Medal Flour 25 59¢ Pillsbury Flour _ _ .5 59¢ Cigarettes .ooaicin 2 phes 23¢ Apple Sauce 1% 4727 29¢ Ccm pbell’s = cans 20 N.B.C. Ritz Crackers phe. 2'|c |Amos 'n’ Andy Uncle Ezra | Musical Moments What's in a Name? Fibber McGee and Molly S& 8 aslaa «8:00 8:15 8:30 | Margaret Speaks, soprano Melodiana % % ) Detective Mysteries 20, 000 Years in Sing Slng Greater Minstrels Dick Jurgen's Orchestra |Radio Theater 99 5 - |{Stamp Club of the Air = s Richard Hlmbers Orch. |Bainbridge Colby | Rhythm Rhapsody d - Bainbriage Colby For Mother and Dad Pipe Smoking Time 9:00 10:00 -Contenud ngnm 10:15 10:30 10:45 1:00 ‘Wayne King's Orch. News Bulletins Choral Voices Slumber Hour “Roosevelt Progress” Benny Fields | Buck O'Neill Hall's Radio Rubes |News Bulletins |T. V. smith |Art Brown News—Night Owl 1:15 |Arthur Reilly lBen Bernie's Orch, 11:30 |Midnight Frolics Dick Jurgen's Orchestra |News Bulletins 11:45 S o i |Eddy Duchin’s Orch. 12:00 |Shandor Night Wamhmm Dance Parade Slecm Time 12:15 [Bill Strickland’s Orch. " “ “ % 12:30 |Bob Crosby's Orch. S . Johnny Johnson's Orch. B 12:45 [or 2 Dance Parade < o “1:00 | Sign off |Jight Watchman (1 hr.) | Sammy Kaye's Orch. Sign off AM. 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Watkins Jack Ward Hymns of all Churches Music Box Milky Way e Melodies The Big Sister | Rhythmaires Gordon Hittenmark The Old Timer The Streamliners Morning Glories §0:00 (Mrs. Wiges *10:15 |John’s Other Wife 10:30 |Just Plain Bill 10:45 |Today’s Children 11:00 |David Harum 11:15 |Backstage Wife 11:30 | The Mystery Chef 11:45 |The Wife Saver P.M. 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 1:00 i b gt b Good. mild Wisconsin cheese, Fresh and fine flavored. u,.yu..;fig; Whatever you do— 9, K i g Don’t miss this cookie value! Imagine a 2-layer cookie with creamed sugar center for 10c a pound! They are freshly baked by Weston Cookie Co., makers of good cookies for years. Two flavors—chocolak and vanilla—mixed. EMBASSY CREAMED CENTER CAKES Two-Layer Sandwich Cookie Co-operative DRIED FRUIT SAI.E The fruit growers have a large surplus ond we have joined with thousands of stores throughout the country to assist in moving it. See these products on display in our stores—you will find both the prices and quality oppealing. Sun Maid Raisins = = » 10¢ Fancy Apricots - - 2™ 45¢ Peaches =i - - - ™ 15¢ Sunsweet Prunes w 112c Sunsweet Prunes : » »:. 19¢ Bulk Prunes .Y 4 25¢ Bulk Prunes % 2™ 25¢ Dromedary Dates i1 3¢ Calimyrnatr Figs ¢ = »= 10¢ ala | Better Business Viennese Sextette Josh Higgins Aristocratic Rhythms Neighbor Nell Home Sweet Home Honeymooners At the Keyboard |Edward MacHugh Road to Romany EVENING PROGRAMS Honeyboy and Sassafras | Salon Music “Women of '36” News—Music {Farm and Home Hour | Dance Music o w Church of the Air Palmer House Orch. Pauline Alpert, pianist String Trio Modernized Classics Wakeman's Sports Page 2 5 Western sele Cte Storage Stored in the time of plenty and brought out mow in the season of scareity. You can depend uponh these esss. SANIC Extra milk and sugar is used to make this richer. sweeter loaf. Compare its texture and woodness. ‘The Gumps Happiness Talks Romance of Helen Trent Rich Man's Darling Afternoon Rhythms Mabelle Jennings Concert Miniatures Merry Go Round Story of Mary Marlin Myriad Voices Farm and Home Hour Strained Red River valley Day 1 Baby Vaughn de Leath Rochester Orchestra [ |Rochester Orchestra Song Stylists ‘Words and Music School of the Alr Golden Melodies g . “ - - Happy Hollow News—Melodies Al Pearce’s Gang String Quartet Dan Harding's Wift | Happy Jack Band Lessons doz. cans Mary Ma.son > 5303 89 19] #4 pa 2 ol b O g3 e S858|58% 8| Pepper Young's Family | Von Unschuld Piano Club! Wakeman’s Sports Page Ma Perkins Contmenul Varieties v {Vic and Sade 'The O'Neills ave You Heard? Cheerio's Musical MosaicsTea Time Maj. Frank L. Whittakergavarian Orchestra News—Melodies Landon Political Clubs Heroes Pop Concert Consumer’s Program vening Star Flashes . - Sundown Revue our Health Folio of Facts Jimmy Farrell Ay i Itzy Couato’s Orch. Science Service Twilight Reveries Evening Rhythms “« “« .- Today’s Winners Wi S|lada Billy Mills and Co. | 4:00 11 LY o et i [y he Singing Lady MAJOR FEATURE| AND PROGRAM NOTES. T Extra Good Quality Political speeches of Bainbfige Colby, former Secretary of State,ind farmer Gov. Ely of Massachusettiat » rally of National Jeffersonian In- ocrats in Baltimore, will be b t the Tender Apple Blossom,” as the feature of her recital on WRC at| 8:30. Her program also includes “Al- ways You,” “The Song Is You” and | an aria from Mascagni's “Cavalleria TONlGHT! WHITE ONIONS FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT Priced According to Siwe—aAll Rusticana.” Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the New York State Power Authority, will be the speaker during the “Roosevelt " program on WJSV at 10:30. “Nothing for Everything” is to be . | the “20,000 Years in Sing Sing” dra- matization with Warden Lawes on WRC at 9. Mothers! You’'ll love ; m Listen to him I's ON THE Al WRC TUESDAY, 4 P.M., WRC| Tuesday 9:15 A. M. SONOTONE WASHINGTON {. || Sponsored by the makers of 903 Shoreham 3 Shorsham B9s. | |IFIXT BAKING MIXES ¢ by WMAL at 9:30. Former Gov. Pinchot of Pe wania, will be the guest speak william Hard's program over at 7. “Capt. Applejack” will be the Theater presentation on WISV Frenk Morgan and Maureen O yan will play the leading roles. t Speaks, soprano, will hg the old Irish air, “Would God I OVIZE ...y iz ‘”W mP, Yea . EBERLY’S SON; 1108 K N.W. 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