Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1937, Page 26

B—8 » GORDON AND REVEL TUNES FEATURED Johnny Green to Present Popuiar Composers’ “Hits That Missed.” HE almost unbelievable will be demonstrated by Johnny Green | and his orchestra on their pro- gram when four “hits that Missed” from the prolific and success- ful pens of Mack Gordon and Harry Revel are presented over WRC at 8:30. As another special feature, Green will contrast the early and recent styles of another famous song-writing team, Rodgers and Hart. Although they are still considered by the composers as among their best works, the Gordon and Revel tunes to be played never have achieved commercial success. They are “Oh, But I'm Happy,” “Won't You Stay for Tea?" “Many Moons Ago" and | “Let's Give Three Cheers for Love.” LUIS ALBERNI, popular character actor of the films, will appear as guest artist during Benny Goodman's *“swing school” program tonight, heard through WJSV at 8:30. EPRESENTATIVE FRANK W. FRIES, Illinois Democrat, speaks | in behalf of his bills calling for a| eensus of the unemployed—on WOL at 8:45. JEAN SHASSERE describes her career as a steel saleswoman during Ed- gar A. Guest's show on WMAL at 7:30. The Four Pennies, child musl(‘u\ns who saved their parents from finan- | eial difficulties, also will appear. YORINNA MYRA, soprano, and Julio | Martinez Oyanguren. famous gui- | tarist of Uruguay, are the guests of Edward Tomlinson on his O\hnri Americas program—WMAL at 9 p.m. *J<LAMING HATRED."” voung lovers caught in the web | of national antagonism. is the vehicle | of the Northern Dramatic Company— WOL at 10. ORMAL aquestions and informal answers are aired once again to- | night in the Vox Pop program, a8 WRC | feature at 8 o'clock. | DISABLED GO ON CRUISE 800 Veterans of Four Hospnalsf Sail Down Potomac. Under the sponsorship of the Amer- {can Legion Auxiliary more than 300 | disabled veterans from Walter Reed, | Mount Alto, St. Elizabeth's and Naval | Hospitals yesterday took their annual cruise down the river aboard the steamer Potomac. Transportation was provided by the Red Cross and the Army. Music was provided by the W. P. A. RETIRES AFTER 37 YEARS |~ Franklin Little Began U. S. Work | in Census Bureau. Yranklin Little of 1510 Varnum etreet retired from Government em- ployment. yesterday after 37 years of eervice in various agencies. He was| working in the Collections and Loans Division of the Veterans' Administra- tion at the time of retirement. His first Government appointment was to the Census Bureau in 1900. Cathedral Honors Explorer. Natives have constructed a cath- edral honoring David Livingstone, the explorer, on the island of Likoma in Lake Nyasa, in Africa. Air Headliners Afternoon Programs. 3:00 pm.—WJSV, Washington- Cleveland Base Ball Game. 4:45 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star Flashes. 5:15p.m.—WRC, WMAL, An- nouncers’ Race. Evening Programs. 7:00 pm.—WJSV, Hammerstein Music Hall; WMAL “Husbands and Wives.” 1:30 pm.—WRC, Wayne King's Orchestra; WISV, Grant Park Concert. 8:00 p.m. —WMAL, Ben Bernie's Orchestra; WRC, Side- walk Interviews. 8:30 p.m.—WRC, Johnny Green; WJSV, Benny Good- man’s Orchestra. -9:00pm.—WOL, Community Sing. 10:00 p.m.—WOL, Northern Dra- matic Co. 11:15 p.m.—WMAL, Hour. Slumber Short-Wave Programs. 8:45 p.m.—SANTIAGO, Latin American Music, CB960, 31.2 m, 9.60 meg. 9:00 pm.—LONDON, “World Affairs,” GSI, 196 m,, 15.26 meg; GSF, 19.8 m,, 15.14 meg.; GSD, 25.5 m., 1175 .meg.; GSC, 313 m, 9.58 meg. 9:15 p.m.—CARACAS, “Mr. In- formation,” YVSRC, 51.7 m., 5.8 meg. ATHLET FOOT; 3X® ENDS ITOR MONEY BACK OUR GUARANTEE! 1f not absolutely satis- factory return used bonle for full refund. The 3XB Corporation, 370 Lexington Avenus, New York. money and time with make- > Your doctor will tell you that ordinary germicides are worthless for Athlete’s Foot. It is a fungus—not a germ. Nothing has stopped it—effectively and 3XB was discovered. Now ing institutions, colleges, hospitals, doflm and chiropodists use 3XB as the one unfailing treatment. It swops the itching instamtly. And in 7 to 15 days the fungus is destroyed. 3XB costs $1.00 a bnt\loT low price to pay for sure relief. Solg b A, G. Spalding & Bros.. People's getts, Whelan's. Unity and other story of two | _ CAPITAL'S RAD TODAY'S PROGRAM P.M.| WMAL—630k WRC—950k THE EVENING STAR..“'ASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1937. IO PROGRAM JULY 13, 1937 |__WOL—1.310k | WJSV—1,460k 2 00 Ladies” Handicap 2-30 Kidoodlers Have You Heard? Pepper Young Ma Perki Vic and Sade The O'Neils Wakem Theater Matinee ; .| Concent Hal Wakemaiis Sports | " " 3:00/ Club Matinee 3: ls[L.a... Handicap 3:30/Club Matinee 345 - - Grace Shannon Waltz Favorites Lorenzo Jones |Texas glm Lewis The Guiding Light| Beb and Byvon Dental Dramas Sing and Swing News Bulleting Ray Keating's Or. Wakeman's Sports | Oxford Conference|Nellie Revell Escorts and Betty |Symphonic Choir mg Lady |Don Winslow |Evening Star Flashes| To Be Announced | Quartet Wakeman's Sports |Del Casino Science News S ncopators xplflm'mn Today’s Winners 5:00/Science News [Sundown Revue 5: 15| Announcers’ Race |Announcers’ Race 5:30/ Tea Time Ne 5:45/Lowell Thomas | Radio | Cocktail Capers Black und White J. Messer's Or. Betty Hudson Evening Rhythms News—Scores T6:00 Easy Aves Amos ly 6:15/Benno_Rabinoff |Vocal Varietie: 6:30 Radio Joe Piano Duo 6:45/News Bulleting | Question Mark ‘Wakeman on Sports| Five Star Final |Arch McDonnId Nye Mayhew's Or.|Jay Frecman's Or. News—Music Ikgias :30 Edgar A. Guest Wayne King's Or. :00 Husbands-Wives |Russ Morgan's Or.| Freudburgs Or, Music Hall "R)\!!hm‘. Symphony Gv:m 'Plb Concert :oo Ben Berme's Orch. S 15 130 Love Songs e ewalk Tterview Johnny Green | PDDD NN | s g’u Sanders” Orch.| Watch the Fun {Piano and Organ | = Rhythm Rhapsody | Goodman's O, [Congress Today | * £00 Ofer Americas | Joany_Green £30 Harpichords Jimmy Fidler Vic and Sade ©000 |Commurity Sing | U. 5. Navy Band Andy lena's Or. |Variety Program Sty | Blue Velvet | SO0 NBC. Night Cub | News—Music 1 | Supper Dance 10: 30 C. Molina's Or. Pete Macias’ Orch.| N. Dramatic Co. Art Brown G. Henchen's Or, B. Berigan's Or. Robert Horton X. Cugat's Or Bill Coyle Arthur Reilly Midnight Frolic | News—Heidt [Bert Bl>ck's Or. Horace Heidi's Or| " |Eddy Duchin's Or. {Tom Dorsey's Or, Sign O | The Witching Hour [News Bulletins |Sign O | Larry Kent's Or. Tom Tucker's Or. Gordon Hittenmar| TOMORROW'S PROGRAM | Tights Out T ‘ | {News—Sun Dial Sun Dial :00 Morning Devotions Gordon Hittenmarl :15 Today's Prelude | * R il e o .. k Musical Clock | Sun Dial |News—Art Brown = |Art Brewn Gordon Hittenmarl News—Ilittenmark |Art Bmwn | Sun Dial l | Godfrey and Salb | Newl-‘/\rl Brown |Bachelor's Children 0 Mary Marln Mrs. Wiges 3 a :30 News Bulletins 5 Doctor Says {Just Plan Bil 1Today's Children {John's Other Wife Choir Loft TArt Brown | Betty and Bob |Hymn Frogram | Arnold's Daughter | | John K. Watkins |Marriage Clinic [News—Police 10:00 The O'Neils :15 Personal Column :30 Vic and Sade 5 Edward MacHugh [David Harum |Backstage Wite [To Be Charming The Old Refrain Get Thin to Music Piano Capers Raoul Nadeau Waltz Themes [ Magazine of the Air | | |Big Sister [Real Life Stories Young Washington Working at t’m mural in the John Burroughs School is Frank Rolston, 11, who attended the sizth grade there last year. Frank is rhe son of Mr. and Mrs. Rolston, 1515 Lawrence street northeast. Tomorrow: Carol Sievers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sievers, 2121 Monroe street northeast —Star Slafl Photo. D |GN|T|0N REPAIRS | adLO Starter—Lights—Coil S TUEN e | MERDDIEYG 1443 P St.N.W. N0.8076 Trail Finder 15/ Grace and Scotty :30 The Cadets 11:45 Helen Behlke Myriad Voices {Mary Marlin | Three Marshalls | Joe White |Organ Recital |Morning Concert Bill Lewis We Are Four |Helen Tmn |0ur Gal Sunday PM. P e e 12:15/News Bulletins | Dan Harding's Wit 12:30 Farm & Home Hour Words and Munc B 0 Joan Merril ¢! News—Music Dance Music Ruth and Bill Pretty Kitty Kelly Four Stars Between Bookends 1: 00 an Home Hour s 4 30 Consumers Pgm, | Mary Mason 1:45|Peggy Wood s |Salon Orchestra |A Woman's Ey HawaiianEchoes |Afternoon Rhythms | Melody Matinee |News Bulletins £~00 Southernaires 2:15] Vnmhu 2:30/ G 2:45) Alice Drake Pepper Young Ma Perkins | Vic and Sade The O'Neills Embasey Trio yrt and Marge |House Questions | Concert Hall Torenzo_Jones Rae and Brown Rhythm Guiding Light TRoxanna Handicap | Base Ball Game News Bulletins J. Wadvorth's Or * = Wakemen's Sports| * * Ammal News | Kidoodlors 5/ Musical Program |{Home Folks 0| The Singing Lady |Don Winslow 5, Evening Star Flashes| John Johnston |Rainbow Four | Base Ball Game |Wakeman's Sports | * |Today's Winners '5 Ofl‘Hlny Kogen's OrSundown Revue 115 Carol Deis |News—Music W. P. A. CUTS ARE HIT 0/ Tea Time Betty Hudson Evening Rhythms News—Scores |S. Williams™ Or. & Serenade Center Plans to Be Mapped. Plans for late Summer activities will be discussed at a meeting of the Serv- ice Council of the Jewish Community Center at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the Workers’ Alliance Group Protests 892 Layoffs Here. | ministrator, 1692 layoffs from District W. P. A. | rolis. A delegation of executives repre- senting the nine locals of the Dis- | trict Workers' Alliance yesterday saw | David Niles, assistant W. P. A. ad- to protest against the Headed by W. A. Thompson, presi- dent of the District Council of the Workers' Alliance, the delegation asked | that the layoffs be recalled and that | the District W. P. A. quota be raised | to 7.000. An increase in wages also | was asked. At last! ELASTIC STOCKINGS light, coo =and they give O MORE uncomfortable, old- fashioned, heavy rubber stock- ings. Now you can get Elastic Stock- ingsthat arelight, cool, comfortable, and really good looking—you can wear them under sheer silk stockings or even alone. And that’s not all! 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