Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1937, Page 38

CAPITAL'S RADIO PROGRAM TODAY'S PROGRAM PM. | WMAL—630k | WRC—850k | WOL-1310k_| July 8, 1937 WISV—1,460k 2:00 NBC. Light Opera|Pepper Young | Wakeman's Sporty Matinee | 2:15 2:30 Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Niells Do_You Remember Lorenzo Joner Grace Shannon To Be Announc Guiding Light Piano Duo Noveleteers U. S. Army Band Texas Jim Lewns News Bulletins J. Woodworth's Or, Wakeman's _Sports ed| Archer Gibson Back the Clock Don Winslow G 8 Lucille & Lanny :15] Stuart Grocery :30| The Singing Lady :45| EveningStar Flashes r oW S S Little Orphan Annie Wakeman's Sports| Senate Questions e Organ Recital Patti Chapin Dorothy Gordon Today's Winners Chamber Music Tea Time Lowell Thomas Sundown Revue Kenneth Roberts News—Music Radio Rubes Cocktail Capers Black and White Howard Wood's Or. Betty Hudson Evening Rhythms News—Scores George Hall's Or. Easy Aces Amos 'n’ Andy South Seas Vocal Varieties News Bulletins Helen Troubel Sen. Rush Ho];Qunlwn Mark Poetic Melodies Arch McDonald Clyde Barrie's Or. To Be Announced Wakeman's Sports Five Star Final Rhumba Rhythms Melody Moments Scout Jambores | Rudy Vallee Robin Hood Dell EES HB5 3| 8853 S News—Music Vespers—Music Lombardo’s Orch. To Be ,Announced Robin Tood Del Byrd Honor Joe Sanders” Orch. Carroll Tate Morton Gould = Major Bowes 25858 To'rm Meeling 2 i Bing Crosby Wiich's, Tale [Floyd Gibbons Waliz Themes (March cf Time Art_Brown Dixie Harmonies Paul Sabin's Or. Pete Macias’ Or. |News—Music {Supper Dance Nc.r..hegu Lights Wrestling Bouts | Musical Moments g 1 Frank Dailey’s Or. Robert Horton Red Norvo's Orch. %0 News Bulletins | Slumber dour Bl Coyle Arthur_Reilly Midnight Frolic 0| Night Watchman |Sign OF > M. | TOMORRO! Gordon_Hittenmas News—Music Sammy Kaye's Or. Eddy Dichin’s Or.| Moon Dial Al Trace's Orch, Chas Agnew's Or.| The Witching Hour o News Bulletins Joe Sanders’ Or. (Sign Off 1:00|Night Watch (Thr.) |Lights Out ———— e W’S PROGRAM rk News—Sun "'l Sun Dial [Morning Devotions {Today's Prelude Gordon_ Hittenmark k4 Musical Clock Sun Dial News—Art Brown Art Brown [Breakfast Club 5 Gordon_ Hittenma: ’?gn;_nm'\.u\n\-fg«a«og News—Hittenmark | Art Brown Sun Dial Godfrey and Salt Bachelor's Children rk| News—Art _Brown Mary Marlin Ma Perkins vs_Bulletins he Picnic Basket| Mre, Wiges John's Other Wi Just Plain Bil Today's _Childre S8R &8G2IEE58E85S Betty and Bob Betty Crocker Modern Cinderella John K. Watkins Scout Jamboree ife| Choir Loft |Marriage Clinic n_|News—Police The O'Neills Personal Column Vic and Sade Edward MacHugh 2 David Harum Backstage Wife To Be Charming Rhythm Parade 3000 Get Thia to Music Morning Concert | Rhythm Orch. Air Magazine Big Sister | Real_Life_Stories |U. S. Marine Band|Myriad Voices T e Mary Marlin The Cadets Better Business News—Music Dan Haiding's Wi |Love and Learn News Bulletins |Farm & Home Hr. Words and Music Air Ladies Len Salvo Theater Row We Are Four Golf Open Your News Parade Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday Ruth and Bill Pretty Kitty Kelly | Winston and Sutton Between Bookends Dance Music News—Music Strut Forum Church of the Air fe! 30| Piano Duo Mary Mason Peggy Wood W A. A. A. Luncheon Salon Orchestra Louise ‘Wilcher Dance Music A Woman's Eyes Afternocn Rhythms News Bulletins | Myrt and Marge Pepper Young Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills Base Ball Game Wakeman's Sports J. Hausser's Or. Wakeman's Sports Lorenzo Jones Rae and Brown Rhythms The Guiding Light Texas Jim Lewis News Bulletins Wakeman's Sports Base Ball Game Arthur Lang 30| The Singing Lady | EveningStar Flashes 15, 30 45 Mildred Fenton 5| Don Wieslow 45 :00] :15|Escorts and Betty! Home Folks Frolic, Litdle Orphan Annie| Today's Winners Wakeman's Sports F. H.A. Program Doris Kerr Funny Things Wasssluwwul 0C| Education News | “:15 H. Kogen's Or. :30|Tea Time 45| Lowell "Thomas Sundown Revue News—Music Fantastic Facts [y Spanish Serenade | Betty Hudson o Evening Rhythms Rudy Bundy's Or. News—Scores | Jamboree Journal PAPER TO PUBLISH, GUILD IS IGNORED Seattle Star Refuses to Sign Agreement With Strikers on Jurisdietion. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, July 8.—James Scripps, treasurer of the Scripps League of Newspapers, announced early today the Seattle Star would reopen its strike-bound plant at 8 a.m. Friday. His announcement followed a promise by Mayor John F. Dore to use police to disperse picket lines, a resolution by the Central Labor Council con- demning the strike. Scripps said no agreement had been reached with the American Newspaper Guild, which called the strike Satur- day. The guild called the strike after 19 members employed in the newspaper's #OW DO YOU KEEP SO FRESH ON THESE #OT DAYS? EVERYBODY Kellogg's PEP is hot-weather pep! Crisp and delicious. Cool- ing and nourishing. 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HARLES WINNINGER, the original “Captain Henry,” re- turns to Show Boat tonight with a cast of 73 singers, comedians, dramatic characters and musicians. As an “extra added,” Win- ninger has programmed a slide trom- bone solo by himself. WRC carries the show locally at 8 o'clock, with a thread of narrative strung along the course of the program. The new line-up of supporting per- formers comprises Nadine Connor, soprano; Thomas L. Thomas, baritone; Virginia Verrill, “blues” singer; the Show Boat Singers; Jack Haley, comedian and “stooge,” apd Meredith Willson's Orchestra. 'HE story of a news photographer Wwho was ordered bl his city editor to obtain a picture of a “human bomb,” regardless of risk to his life, will be dramatized on Floyd Gibbons’ show—WJSV at 9. CEREMONIES honoring Rear Ad- miral Richard E. Byrd are to be broadcast by WMAL at 9:30, UY LOMBARDO and his orchestra draw a half-hour period on WOL's schedule tonight, beginning at 7:30. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR; Robert Irwin, baritone protege of John McCormick; Louis Armstrong, trumpet virtuoso; Joe Laurie, jr. comedian, and Cecilia Ager, theatrical trade paper writer, are the guest artists slated to appear with Rudy Vallee—WRC at 7. JOSE ITURBI, famous conductor- pianist, ascends the podium for the Robin Hood Dell concert tonight, fea- STAR, WASHINGTO turing the works of Brahms—WMAL at 7:30. WESTS of Bob Burns in his Music Hall include Mary Boland, Fran- chot Tone, the Foursome Male Quartet and Josephine Tumminia. Miss Tum- minia will present “opera in swing- time.” e Co-Ed Nears 82, GAINESVILLE, Fla, July 8 (#)— One of the co-eds attending Summer school at the University of Florida here, will be 82 years old Monday. She is Mrs. Minerva Drake Stivender of Leesburg, Fla, who is taking courses in Spanish and Shakespeare. Her professors said she is one of their best pupils. Air Headliners Afternoon Programs. 3:00 pm.—WMAL, Club Mat- inee. 4:45 pm.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. Evening Programs. 7:00 pm.—WRC, Rudy Vallee; ‘WMAL, Scout Farewell; ‘WJSV, ‘The Band ‘Wagon. 7:30 p.m.—WMAL, Robin Hood Dell Concert. 8:00 pm.—WRC, Show Boat; WJSV, Maj. Bowes' Amateurs. 9:00 p.m.—WRC, Bing Crosby; WJSV, Floyd Gibbons. 9:30 p.m.—WJSV, The March of Time. 11:15 pm.—WMAL, Slumber Hour. Short-Wave Programs. 7:00pm.—PRAGUE., Variety Program, OLR4A, 25.34 m., 11.84 meg. 8:00 pm.—CARACAS, Small ‘Town Sketches, YV5RC, 51.7 m., 5.8 meg. 10:00 p.m.—LONDON, “Holiday Cruise,” GSI, 19.6 m,, 15.26 meg.; GSF, 198 m, 1514 meg.; GSD, 255 m, 1175 meg.; GSC, 31.3 m., 9.58 meg. “Stay as Long as You Like, Dear, We'll Be Listening to the Philco!” PHILC AUTO RADIO No vacation trip is com- plete today without & PHILCO auto radio. It puts joy into every mile And " performance that only PHILCO can give Automatic volume con- trol. Electro - dynamic speaker. 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