Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1936, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, RADIO WORKSHOP THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936. EX-ICE WAGON DRIVER SUCCEEDS ZIONCHECK Orphaned as a Boy, W. G. Mag- nuson Worked Way Through colored, was slain. Saying eight bul-| around. I went to Charlie’s place and lets missed him and he returned six,| told him I wanted my woman back. ‘Williams explained: Charlie said I couldn’t have her and “Shucks, we were just foolin'|so we just got to shootin’” Your Auto Deserves Protection Tennyson’s Nurse Who Inspired Poem ‘In Memoriam’ Dies CarrtaL’s Rapio PROGRAMS Thursday, November 5. (Copyrisht, 1936.) Eastern Standard Time. WRC 950k PM. WMAL 630k WOL 1,310k WISV 1,460k | AFTERNOON PROGRAMS N 00 [Midday Merry Go Round Story of Mary Marlin Jules Lande" The High Hatters Dan Harding's Wife Happy Jack B Gene Arnold and Cadets Ensemble Margaret Paduls i Honeyboy and Sassafras Arm Chair Quartet Farm and Home Hour Farm and Home Hour Vaughn de Leath Dot and Will Violin Vignettes News—Music Petite Musicale Palmer House Ensemble Dance Music Siesta Logan’s Musicale Mary Mason Words and Music “ w Education for Living Music Guild 'Wakeman's Sports Page P Rich Man’s Darling Afternoon Rhythms Mabelle Jennings Academy of Medicine Howells and Wright _ Doris Kerr School of the Air Happy Hollow Pepper Young’s Family (Ma Perkins Vic and Sade 'The O'Neills Music Guild Light Opera Company w e Baltimore Handicap ‘Wakeman's Sports Page |Al Pearce’s Gang News—Melodies Do You Remember? Style Show Chasin’ the Blues Answer Me This Light Opera Company o Vocational Guidance Afternoon Melodies Sundown Revue Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie Evening Star Flashes Tea Time The Singing Lady Mrs. I. N. Ornburn Dinner Dance Dinner Club Lowell Thomas EVENING PROGRAMS Today's Winners “ . “ = P Folio of Facts “ w (Everywoman'’s Hour 'Twilight Reveries 'Tony Wakeman Ed Dinant—News Editorial—Music Musical Moments Concert Hall All Hands on Deck Salvation Army Band Clyde Barrie Evening Rhythms ‘Wilderness Road |Sarah Churchill lArch McDonald Elsie Thompson, organist. [Renfrew of the Mounted Amos 'n’ Andy Voice of Experience |Jackie Cooper |Question Mark Hittenm'k Easy Aces Music is My Hobby Dixie Harmonies Canadian Salute Jack Little’s Orch. Arthur Reilly Varietieg “ Tu Blue Flames Rubinoft 'Vee Lawnhurst Boake Carter ) {Rudy Vallee |Canadian Salute |Rochester Philharmonic Five Star Final Concert Gems |Guy Lombardo’s Orch. "Deucnve Mysteries The Band Wagon Rochester Philharmonic Norsemen Quartet ‘Town Meeting Fulton Lewis I |Johnny Johnston's Orch. | Old Favorites | Maj. Bowes' Amateurs . - Music Hall - - LR {Town Meeting Contract Bridge [News Buletins |Northern Dramatic Co. Kay Kyser's Orch. News—Night Owl Arthur Reilly Midnight Frolics Slumber Hour “« « Art Brown Al Kavelin's Orch, |Shandor {Frank La Marr's Orch, | Bobby Hayes' Orch. [ e | |Night Watchman iEnoch Light's Orch. Claude Hopkins Then and Now March of Time Buck O'Neill George Olsen’s Orch. News Bulletins Eddy Duchin’s Orch. PROJECT RESUMED Courses in Building Pro- grams Planned at New York University. ARRYING forward its plan of “teaching teachers how to teach radio,” the Federal Education Radio Workshop Project has resumed its alliance with New York University and has an- nounced that two more six-week courses in building and producing radio programs, script-writing, acting and other phases of broadcasting will be offered to special groups of stu- dents at the university. ‘The first such course was offered last Summer and 19 students, many of them radio and speech instructors at various schools and colleges, were graduated. The new courses will last from November 9 to December 23 and from January 4 to February 11, respectively, with the staffs of the Radio Workshop and the university project collaborating. The Radio Workshop Project, headed by Dr. John W. Studebaker, United States commissioner of education, and directed by William D. Boutwell, edi- tor of the United States Office of Edu- cation, is operating under a $113,000 W. P. A. grant, which will last nine months, and which supplements the $75,000 grant which it operated until October 1. Some 75 persons, drawn largely from C. C. C. camps and re- lief rolls and supplemented by trained personnel, are emjloyed—half the staff being located in Washington and half on the New York University campus. AS ‘TELEVISION presents itself in another demonstration late Friday afternoon, apparently the greater stress is to be laid on its program pos- ORMOM! BY the Associated Press. LONDON, November 5.—Sister Emma Durham, 88, who nursed Alfred Tennyson, the English poet laureate, through serious illness, is dead. It was at her request, according to friends, that Tennyson wrote the poem “In Memoriam.” sibilities rather than its technical progress. This is indicated by the fact that while the R. C. A. system of picture broadcasting will be used, the show- ing is to be in complete charge of N. B. C, its television program ex- perts and its talent having television attribuies. Extensive preparations are being made for the demonstration, the sec- ond of the R. C. A. system this year for newspaper men. C T. SOLT of the communications * division of the United States Coast Guard is announced as the speaker at the November meeting of the Washington section of the Insti- tute of Radio Engineers Monday at 8 pm. Official Service Delco—Remy—Klaxon MILLER-DUDLEY/; ST.NW. NORTH 1583 RENOVIZE ... DEPENDABLE EFFICIEN 87 Years T 7 Years INEXPENSIVE 87 Years EBERLY’S your home SONS . DISTRICT 6357 v home. Phone “Eberiy's” GBURY'S PANCAKES College and Studied Law. BS the Associated Press. SEATTLE, November 5.—The late Marion A. Zioncheck’s successor in Congress will be Warren G. Magnuson, orphaned as a boy, blond, handsome, 31, and a former ice-wagon driver. Magnuson is regarded as one of the Democratic veterans of the first con- gressional district, comprising the city of Seattle and Kitsap County. He came here from Moorhead, Minn., when he was 17. He worked his way through the University of Washington Law School by driving an ice wagon. Zioncheck filed for re-election, but & few days later leaped five stories to his death from a downtown building. “Just Foolin’ Around.” DALLAS (#)—Pete Williams, 29, colored, was held to account for & gun battle in which Charlie Miller, 40, also —and you are entitied to immunity from parking wol S, The solution is simple—sure—and eco- nomical—PARK AT THE CAPITAL GARAGE. “Capi- tal protection’’ is worth much more than the small cost —in saving of time—in convenience—and the satis- foction of knowing nobody is doing any damage to your property, 25¢ first hour; 5c each additional hour. Theater parking, 6 p.m. to 1 a.m., 35c. Capital Garage 1320 N.Y. Ave. GOETZE’S HOME DRESSED LOIN POR K |DEPENDABLE 0 | Sign Off |Night Watchman (1 hr.) % / LL 1 ~ Ted Fio Rito’s Orch. Just add milk or water —stir—and bake the finest pancakes you ever tasted! Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW T |IFOODS a# ) |Gordon Hittenmark Gordon Hittenmark ‘Today's Prelude “- - “« - 'The Wake Up Club Morning Devotions LANG'S OR LIBBY’S The Wake Up Club Cheerlo s : ' ] No. 21/2 PILLSBURY'S L% GOETZE'S Sunsweet Tenderized Prunes__2 1 w. pkes. 23¢ FLOUR ALSO PILLSBURY'S BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE FLOUR DOLE'S Pumpkin, Fancy Quality_________ize. can 10¢ PINEAPPLE | | fumekin, - o SPEARS Blue Bell Shoe Peg Corn 2 no. 2 cans 25¢ Fancy Quality French’s Prepared Mustard 12¢ N. B. C. Ri 23 = '|9c itz < )0 | Gordon Hittenmark i PR Gordon Hittenmark The Old Timer 'The Streamliners Morning Glories g = Mrs. Wiggs | Alr Sweethearts John's Other Wife Viennese Sextet Just Plain Bill Josh Higgins Today’s Children Myriad Voices David Harum Myriad Voices Backstage Wife Home Sweet Home 'How to Be Charming |Honeymooners ' Timely Tempos Voice of Experience |Edward MacHugh Minstrel Show AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Midday Merry Go Round Secretary Hull Salon Music Story of Mary Marlin Curbstone Queries News—Music Florida's Treat Farm and Home Hour |Swing Time Better Business n it Church of the Air 1:00 Red River Valley Days |Farm and Home Hour |Music From Texas Betty and Bob Modern Cinderella [John K. Watkins Betty Crocker Magazine of the Air Romany Revels Whole or Half Frances T. Northcross Famous Radio Voices Ed Fitzgerald & Co. The Chicagoans Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe 'The Gumps Happiness Talks Helen Trent Romance Rich Man’s Darling Afternoon Rhythms Lou Harold's Orch. George Hall's Orch. Musical Potpourri Song Stylists | - = Make Believe |Wakeman’s Sports Page |Through a Woman's Eyes| g School of the Air Dan Harding’s Wife Happy Jack |The Garden Calendar Music Clubs Mary Mason E Program from Vienna Dot and Will Music Appreciation N. B. C. Social Tea Bisc . 10¢ Krumms’ Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles__3 pkgs. 25¢ Drano or Sani-Flush_ 20c Sunbrite Cleanser____ -3 cans 13¢ Nation-Wide Soap Chips_________ 1z. pke. 18¢ “SURE, I EAT SHREDDED - WHEAT. I'm convinced it helps keep me alert —and that’s the essential on my job!” Get Shredded Wheat from your grocer today! “- - - - “- - “- - Pan American Peace Wakeman's Sports Page - A Happy Hollow Concert Hall Pilisbury’s Best FLOUR % 816 B 6le Pepper Young's Family Ma Perkins Vic and Sade Radio Guild o 'The O'Neills Lo s “HARD DAY, TODAY?. & double Shredded Wh nanas and plenty of ¢ i the milk! That'll keep you going . for a whilel” Radio Guild Today's Winners T “w W Rod and Stream T Afternoon Melodies ol Airbreaks l"olh“ of l"lcu 'The Singing Lady Intercity Express MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Lanny Ross for the Show Boat per- formance on WRC at 9. Miss Jepson will sing “I Love You 80,” “I Carry You in My Pocket” and “Talking Through My Heart.” Gladys George, who played the role of “Personal Appearance,” will be the guest star on the “Music Hal” pro- gram on WRC at 10. Bruna Castagna, Metropolitan Opera contralto, and Warren Williams, screen star, also are on the program. “Ave Maria,” a play by Ronald Dawson, will be the Northern Dramatic Auth’s SAUSAGE MEAT SCRAPPLE Chasin’ the Blues Sundown Revue Sundown Revue ' Tom Mix Jack Armstrong NATION-WIDE CRANBERRY SAUCE " 15¢ *America’s Town Meeting,” which last season received the 1935 award of the Women's National Radio Com- mittee a8 the best educational feature on the air, returned to WMAL at 9:30. Dorothy Thompson, journalist; Law- rence Dennis, former member of the diplomatic service, and Scott Nearing, sociologist and economist, will open the new series. After two weeks' absence, Helen Jepson, Metropolitan opera soprano, will interrupt an engagement with the Chicago City Opera Co, to rejoin MEDICAL LIBRARY PLANS CENTENNIAL Briton to Deliver Oration at Cele- bration by Army Group on November 16. ‘The centennial of the founding of the Army Medical Library, largest medical library in the world, will be ;;vebnted the evening of November ‘ \ % - : FLORIDA GOLD L] L] . nkme e sane oo This Pepper is Grape Fruit ._8 OR Much Spicier liver the oration. Sir Humphry for- merly was president of the Royal Bociety of Medicine and the Royal College of Physicians. He will arrive on the Aquitania November 10, and than necessary to compl, ly while in Washington will be the guest ith food laws. S better. Goes farther. And purer because it's vacuum cleaned. Money beck if you don’t agree that it’s the best Co.’s presentation on WOL at 10. Cab Calloway and his orchestra, Olivia de Haviland, Sheila Barrett and Eddy Conrad will contribute to Rudy Vallee's Variety show on WRC at 8. Tito Schipa, Metropolitan opera | tenor, and Anita Louise, petite Holy- wood star, will be featured during the | “Sears—Then and Now” program on WJSV at 10. Schipa, in song and | dramatic sketch, will portray high points in the life of Enrico Caruso, Miss Louise will present a scene from “Green Mansions.” SPEAKERS ARE NAMED | ciation, will be guest speakers at & meeting of the Chillum Heights Citi- zens’ Association tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Joseph R. Keene School. A Product of INATIONAL BISCUIT 'COMPANY, 'MORE THAN A BILLION SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUITS SOLD EVERY YEAR it How they’ll love these delicious e Xl F1XT Gingerbread Muffins! will describe the Criminal Justice As- - sociation as a factor in the reduction . : - of crime. FRESH SHOULDERS SAUSAGE MEAT__ SLICED BACON_ VA. ROLL BUTTER » 37¢ . 43¢ ELK GROVE BUTTER-_ GREEN CABBAGE FANCY SPINACH ICEBERG LETTUCE ONIONS - 10¢ JUICY ORANGES a. 25¢; & 35¢ Snow-White CAULIFLOWER,2 heats 25¢ SWEET POTATOES 4 s 15¢ o T L) 3 'ui»25¢ | EGGS =45 Med. Size IVORY SOAP 4723 510 P&G NAPTHA SOAP LIBBY’S OR CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE 4 s 29¢ COFFEE % g 276 - 10¢ . 19¢ 2 neass 19¢ Mrs. Boyle and Hepbron to Ad- dress Chillum Heights Group. Mrs. John Boyle, jr., chairman of the Consumers’ Council, and James M. Hepbron, acting director of the Washington Criminal Justice Asso- Apple Sauce Grape Fruit Juice 2-"22 25¢ of Maj. Gen. Charles R. Reynolds, Army surgeon general. The program for the centennial cele- bration follows: Invocation, Rev. Oli- ver J. Hart; address of welcome, Maj. Gen. 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