Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1937, Page 30

B—10 =x CAPITAL'S RADIO PROGRAM | HOWARD S GUEST TODAY'S PROGRAM WMAL—630k | JULY 29, 1937, | WOL--1310k | WJSV—1,460k PM. | WMAL—63 WRC—850k 2:00]N. B. C. Light Opera/Sepper Young SHHE Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Niells ~ 3 Caballeros 5|Rhythm & Romance ~ Wakemen's Sports M-.pnn» S Chant Georgi Lorenzo Jones Home Foiks Frolic Frieda Hempel Guiding Light Texas Jim Lowis |Howelh & Wright News Bulletins [Novelteers Wakeman's Sports/U. S, Army Band Archer Gibson |Lucille and Lanny S Back the Clock Stuart Gracey The Singing Lady |Don Winslow Evening5tar Flashes| John _Johnston Wakeman's Sports| Senate (Questions Do You Remember? Organ Recital | Chamber Music | Sundown Revue News—Mus'c Radio Rubes Tea Tinae Lowell Thomas &858 S. Willams' Or. Black and White Cocktail Capers Ray Beck Margaret Daum Evening Rhythms News—Sports George Hall's Or. Amos '’ Andy [Vocal Varieties Terri Fianzoni Question_Mark Easy Aces Alberta Hunter News Eulletins Dinner Hour 115/ Poetic Melodies Arch McDonald Elmer Davis Patti Chapin Wakeman's Sports Five Star Final Dance Music Melody Moments Roy Shields” Or. |Rudy Vallee Rotin Hood Dell = News—Music Vespers-—Music Lombardo's Orch. | * Concert Hall L RO ol -0 RUTTEVS PR TRV | SEB8ESEBE8 Robin Hood Dell [Show »n® &S5 Soviet Tlyers Toe Sanders’ Or. [Major Bowes Opera House = Bob Burns Music Hall Sl :45 Witch’s Tale Floyd Gibbons March cf Time |Concert Favorites Art_Brcwn T0:00/C. Molinz's Or. 10: 15| Rep. F. E. Hook Pete Macas’ Or. |News—Musiz |Supper Dance Beauty Quesiion |G Haenschen's Or. Frank Dailpy's Or. Robert Horton Wrestling Bouts News Fulleting 5 Slumber Hour Bill Coyle H. Buste’s Orch. Midnight Frolic ‘ | s | ‘ |N | Bert Bl: S Edfi_y Qlchm'l Ch».i . Goodman's Or. )| Night Watchman Gordon_ Hittenmark TOMORROW'’S PROGRAM |C_Gaylords Or. o News Bulleting Joe Sanders’ Or. |Sign O Lights Out [} News—S5un Dial Sun Dial :00 Morning Devotions 5/ Today's Prelude Gordon Hittenmark Musical_Clock | Sun Dial News—Art Brown| * |Art Brown News—Hittenmark Breakfast Club DA Gordon Hittenmark At Brown Sun Dial = Jack Berch Art_Brown Bachelor's Children Mary Marln Mrs. Wiggs 5|Ma Perkins John's Other Wife :30 |News Bulletins | Just Plain Bill 5|The Picnic_Basket Today's Children | Sweethearts Pretty Kitty Kelly Choir Loft Louise and Lads Tunes for Two Between Bookends News—Iolice Angelo Patri The O'Nells |David harum 5| Personal Column 'Backstage Wife Vic and Sade |To Be Charming Edward MacHugh | Rhythm Parade [Get Thia to Music|Air Magazine [Morning Concert | * * s Big Sister [Real Life_Stories U-_S. Marine Band Myriad Voices S Mary Marlin The Calets Better Business 12:00 Love and Learn | 12:15 News Bulletine 12:30 Farm & Hoae Hr. 1245 | News—Music Dan Haiding's Wife Words and Music Winston & Sutton Your News Parade |Helen Trent |Gur Gal Sunday Organ Recital Theater Row We Are Four | Dance Music Betty ard Bob News—Music Betty Crocker | Musical Program |Grimm's Daughter | Church of the Air{In Hollywood 1:00 Farm & Home Hr. 1:30|Five Hours Back sl Manhatters Mary Mason Serenade | Afternocn Rhythms News Bulletins Myrt and Marge Salon Orchestra Louise *Wilcher 1Sid Gary Pepper Young Ma Perkins Vic and Sade The O'Neills 00| Salzburg Festival Salzburg Festival The Witching Hour | P THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1937. ON VALLEE HOUR Tim and Irene, Radio Duo, Also to Appear in Variety Show on WRC. ORGANIZER CHARGES EJECTION FROM TOWN Woman Claims Crowd of 250 Forced Her to Leave Mill Town of Barnesville, Ga. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., July 20.—A young woman who identified herself as Miss Betty Bailey, organizer for the In- ternational Ladies Garment Workers of America, said here last night she had been forced to leave Barnesville, ILLIE HOWARD, popular vaudeville and musical|Ga, earlier in the day. comedy funny man, and| She sad “about 250 peoplpe” ac Tim and Irene, well-known | radio duo, have been signed to handle | the mirth-provoking chores on Rudy | Vallee's variety show tonight, heard ! through WRC at 7 o'clock. Adelaide Klein is to present a monologue which | combines drama and comedy as an- other feature of the program. Hugh O'Connell and Irene Purcell will be starred in & new one-act play, and John Frederic, creator of many “hit” styles in women’s hats, is to be | interviewed by Vallee as the news- worthy personality of the evening. TALE of a lumber inspector who | was bound to a carrier feeding a whirling buzz saw will be related Floyd Gibbons during his true adven- ture program, a WJSV feature sched- | uled for 9 o'clock. JAROLD BAUER, Rudolph Ganz and George Copeland, three of the | .| world's outstanding pianists, are to be | soloists with the Robin Hood Dell | Orchestra tonight over WMAL at 7:30. | | AT BARNBS' OPERA HOUSE is a | new variety show being produced by the Mutual network, and it has been spotted for 8:30 by WOL, FORTUNIO BONANOVA, “the Clark Gable of South America,” and Adolphe Menjou and Madge Evans American screen stars, are guests of Bob Burns tonight—WRC at 9. T tunes from current motion pic- tures, a group of Negro spirituals and a medley of sea songs will be of- fered by the singing performers of the Show Boat program—WRC at 8 o'clock. . NOTHER eerie witch's tale is to be presented over WOL at 9 o'clock | “’THE SUGAR PROBLEM” is the| subject chosen by Representative Frank E. Hook for an address over | costed her when she was leaving a lunich room across from her hotel and told her she must leave. She said she refused to go, and was forcibly placed in an automobile and brought to Atlanta. At Barnesville, Sheriff J. G. Morris said there was no disorder as & “group of about 50 persons—mostly women— went up to the hotel where she was staying and asked her to ‘“leave on the first bus.” “Some one in the crowd offered to take her out of town in an auto- mobile and they left headed toward Atlanta,” he said. 2 e Gambrinus, a mythical Flemish king. is credited with the first brewing | of beer. “I'VE FOUND THE PERFECT DRESSING FOR FISH!~ TARTAR SAUCE 1 cup mayonnaise 3 tablespoons DURKEE'S Dressing 1 tablespoon chopped pickle 1 tablespoon minced parsley of stuffed olives Blend well and chill. Send for aet of 12 informal menu auagestion cards for your kitchen file FREE! Durkce Famous Foods, Elmhurst, L. I. New York. (Cut out thia rece ipe for your acrapbook or file.) 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