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New Store Hours THU RSDAY-FRI DAY-SATU RDAY
Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. M
8 A.M. to 10 P.M.
Capital’s Radio Programs
THIS AFTERNOON’S PROGRAMS_ JANUARY 28, 1937.
P.M. WRC 950k_
~3:00 |Pepper Young’s Family
3:15 Ma Perkins
3:30 Vic and Bade
3:45 The O’Neills _
"*4:00 Fashion Show
4:15 j
4:30 ’Follow the Mocn
4:45 |The Guiding Light_
5:00 While the City Sleeps
5:15 Tom Mix
6:30 Jack Armstrong
6:45 Little Orphan Annie
WMAL 630k
Mexocan Caballeros
Symphony Orchestra
M «•
M M
Mac Dowell Festival
• • M
Opera Guild
Tea Time _
Vocational Guidance
Airbreaks
The Singing Lady
Evening Star Flashes
I WOL 1,310k
Wakeman’s Sports Page
Esther Velas’ Ensemble
Wakeman’s Sports Page
M M
"Today's Winners
M M
M M
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Songs by Crosby
Johnson Family
Chateau Laurier's Orch.
Organ Reveries
1 WJSV 1,460k | P-M.
Theater Matinee 3:00
“ “ 3:16
Aviation Show 3:30
•'3:45
Concert Hail 4:00
*• - 4:15
U. S. Army Band 4:30
•< 4:46
Questions Before Congr’ss 5:00
All Hands on Deck 5:15
Evening Rhythms 6:30
Terry and Ted 6:45
P.M. THIS EVENING’S PROGRAMS_P.M.
6:00 Dinner Dance
6:15
6:30
6:45 _
“*7:00 | Amos ’n’ Andy
7:15 | vocal Varieties
7:30 Jackie Cooper
7:45 jQuestion Mark Hlttenm’k
"“sTocT Rudy Vallee
8:15
8:30 “
8:45 _
^9:00 Show Boat
9:15
9:30
9:45 _
10:00 Music Hall
10:15
10:30
10:45 "_
*11:00 News—Night Owl
11:15 Arthur Reilly
11:30 Midnight Frolics
11:45 “_
*12:00 Henry Busses Orch.
12:15
12:30 Frank Trombauer’s Orch
12:45 I " _
~1:00 iSign OS
1:15 ;
1:30 I
Dinner Club
«< M
N M
Lowell Thomas
Easy Aces
The Original Jesters
Dixie Harmonies
Rep. Maverick
"When the Flood Came”
«« i*
Rochester Philharmonic
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Rochester Philharmonic
Norsemen Quartet
America’s Town Meeting
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America’s Town Meeting
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News Bulletin!
Jamboree_
Russ Morgan’s Orch.
Flood Situation
Slumber Hour
" -
NightWatchman
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“
Night-Watchman (1 hour)
Tony Wakeman
Ed Dinant
News—Editorial
Melody Moments
Viennese Melodies
Arthur Reilly
Dance Rhythms
Waltz Themes_
“Five Star Final
Piano Capers
Guy Lombardo’s Orch.
Detective Mysteries
Tango Tempos
Red Norvos’ Orch.
Northern Dramatic Co.
I _
By the Sea
•« •<
Musical Review
a tt
ArtBrown
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Ted Weems’ Orch.
•« ti
Benny Goodman's Orch.
•t M
George Hamilton’s Orch.
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A1 Kavelin’s Orch.
« M
! Sign Off
Eddie Alexander e:uu
Arch McDonald 6:15
Carveth Wells 6:30
Renfrew of the Mounted 6:45
Poetic-M e I od ieg 7:00
Charles Beck 7:15
Alexander Woollcott 7:30
Boake Carter_7:45
The Band Wagon 8:00
- - 8:15
“ - 8:30
« - 8:45
Mai. Bowes' Amateurs 9:00
~ “ 9:15
•* » 9:30
- - 9:45
FToyd~Glbbons 10:00
•• •• 10:15
March of Time 10:30
_ 10:45
Abe Lyman's Orch. 11:00
11:15
News Bulletins 11:30
Isham Jones’ Orch. 11:45
Ted Piorito's Orch. 12:00
! « •• 12:15
Vincent Lopez 12:30
l Witching Hour_12:45
iSigrTbff 1 '00
1:15
j__L30
AM EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW A.M.
' * JANUARY 29, 1937.___
6:30 Gordon Hittenmark
6:45 “ _■
* 7:00; Gordon Hittenmarlc
7:15
7:30 "
7:45 " "_
*8:00 Gordon Hittenmarlc
8:15
8:30 *
8:45 " “ _
"Y: 00 Gordon Hittenmarlc
9:15 The Old Timer
9:30 Flood Situation
9:45 Morning Glories_
"10:00 Mrs. Wiggs
10:15 John’s Other Wife
10:30 Just Plain Bill
10:45 Today's Children_
"l 1:00 David Harum
11:15 Backstage Wife
11:30 I How to Be Charming
11:45 i Voice ot Experience
Today’s Prelude
«« M
M «
The Wake Up Club
Morning Devotions
Morning Melodies
Cheerio
<• M
Flood Situation
News Bulletins
Breakfast Club
i Air Sweethearts
j Viennese Sextet
[josh Higgins
Neighbor Nell_
' The O’Neills
Personal Column
Vic and Sade
■Edward MacHugh_
Musical Clock
«t ••
Art Brown
M M
_ Art Brown
•« M
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Art Brown
Hits and Bits
•• ••
News—Music
Police Flashes—Music
Piano Specialties
Mrs. F. T. No.thcroes
i The Choir Jjoil _
Ed Fitzgerald and Co.
14 44
Theater Row
•‘Angelus”
Sash!
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~ sun Dial
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Sun Dial
i« «
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M M
;Sun Dial
i Metropolitan Parade
! The Wife Saver
! Betty Hudson
Betty and Bob
,Modern Cinderella
I Betty Crocker
'John K. Watkins_
Magazine of the Air
M ••
The Big Sister
Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe
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7:00 |
7:15 !
7:30 j
_7:45 !
8:00
8:15
8:30 i
8:45
~9:00j
9:15:
9:30
9:45 >
TO-OO :
10:15 !
10:30 ;
10:45 |
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11:15
11:30 !
11:45
P.M. TOMORROW AFTERNOON PROGRAMS_P M. j
12:00 Midday Merry Go Round
12:15 Story of Mary Marlin
12:30 Freddie Rich's Orch.
12:45 Better Business_
* 1:00 jDick Fiddler's Orch.
1:15 !The High Hatters
1:30 Dan Harding's Wife
1:45 Flood Situation_
*2:00 [Concert Hall af the Air
2:15 i
2:30 Mary Mason
2:45 j _
*11:00 Pepper Young’s Family
3:15 (Ma Perkins
3:30 jVic and Sade
3:45 I The O'Neills_
*4700 Tea Time
4:15
4:30 Follow the Moon
4:45 The Guiding Light
*~5T00 | Sundown Revue
5:15 jTom Mix
6:30 | Jack Armstrong
Honeyboy and Sassafras
Curbstone Queries
Farm and Home Hour
| to M
Farm and Home Hour
Flood Situation
Vaughn de Leath
Dot and Will
Music Appreciation
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Catholic Press
Tune Twisters
Twin Symphony
•• »»
Radio Guild
M M
« M
M M
Rod and Stream
A Capella Choir
Singing Lady
Violin Vignettes
News—Music
Dance Music
Church ol the Air _
Music From-Texas
The Hollisters
Lou Harold's Orch.
Song Styles_
Wakeman's Sports Page .
Harold Turner, pianist
Wakeman's Sports Page
Melody Matinee
Wakeman’s Sports Page
Organ Recital
Newark Orchestra
Wakeman's Sports Page
Today’s Winners
«« M
M «
M M
Organ Reveries
Johnson Family
Dance Music
The Gumps
Between Bookend*
Helen Trent Romance .
Rich Man's Darling
Five Star Revue
Afternoon Rhythms
| «i <«
Real Life Stories^_
Through# Woman's Eyes
School of the Air
«• u
Myrt and Marge_
Kreiner String Quartet
Billy Mills’ Orchestra
i it «(
Elsie Thompson
..
'Among Our Souvenirs
Salvation Army Band
The Skipper
Evening Rhythm*
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12:15
12:30
12:45
1:00
1:15
1:30
_1:45
2700
2:15
2:30
2:45
3:00
3:15
3:30
^3:45
4:00
4:15
4:30
4:45
5:00
5:15
5:30
Brian Aherne Also on Variety
Program—New Chorus
to Make Debut.
PERCY GRAINGER, famous con
cert pianist, will make one of
his rare radio appearances as
a guest star on Rudy Vallee's
Variety Hour tonight at 8 o’clock over
WRC and other N. B. C. stations.
Sharing the spotlight with Grainger
Will be Brian Aherne of movie fame,
a new quartet called Men of Gotham,
and Eddie Green, colored comic.
Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees
have just returned to New York after
an engagement in Florida. Next week i
the broadcast will originate in St.
Paul, Minn.
Pearse. The Evening Star, treasurer.
Those elected to the Executive Com
mittee were Paul A. Conlin, Time?;
Elizabeth May Craig, Portland Press
Herald; C. Stanley Garrison, United
Mine Workers’ Journal; Herbert Little,
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance;
George T. O’Dell, Newspaper Informa
tion Service; Joseph L. Ranft. Herald;
Harrison Salisbury, United Press;
James D. Secrest, Post; Richard L.
Turner, United Press, and Jay Walz,
Post.
Twins Are Not Related.
Misses Pauline Duke and Edith
Newman, both of Vernon, Ala., were
born the same day. They are both
twins, but are not related.
Air Headliners
Domestic.
4:00p.m.—WJSV, Columbia
Concert Hall.
5:45 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs.
8:00 p.m.—WRC, Rudy Vallee;
WOL, "Five Star Final”:
WJSV, The Band
Wagon: WMAL, "When
the Flood Came.”
9:00 p.m.—WRC, Show Boat;
WMAL, Rochester Phil
harmonic Orchestra;
WJSV, MaJ. Bowes'
Amateurs.
10:00 p.m.—WRC, Music Hall;
WJSV, Floyd Gibbons.
11:30 p.m.—WMAL, Slumber
. Music.
Short-Wave Programs.
7:30 p.m.—LONDON, Musical
Program, GSD, 25.5 m.,
11.75 meg.
9:00 p.m.—MONTREAL, "This
Is Paris,” CRCX, 49.2
m., 6.09 meg.
10:10 p.m.—LONDON, Musical
Program, GSD, 25.5 m.,
11:75 meg. >
Official Service
Delco—Remy—Klaxon
MliliRWDUY£
1716 l4& ST..N.W. NORTH 1583
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Is but one of many dependable
modernizing, repairing ond reno
vating services offered at our low,
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superior
CONSTRUCTION CORP.
1331 G St. N.W. MEt. 2495
VARIETIES,” heralded as
one of radio’s most unusual mu- .
sical programs, will make its debut on
WRC at 7:15.
A chorus of 14 voices, blended to j
produce the effect of a "vocal orches
tra,” will present the program. The ;
Instrumental accompaniment will be
composed of piano, organ, string bass
and guitar.
McLAGLEN, burly motion
picture star, will contribute to
Bing Crosby’s “Music Hall” program
on WRC at 10. Josephine Tunninia,
soprano, and Rosalind Marquis, screen
•tar, also are scheduled to take part.
CIXTEEN children will present a spe
cial revue as a feature of Lanny
Ross’ program on WRC at 9. Mary
Small, 15-year-old contralto, will act
as mistress of ceremonies. In addi
tion, she will sing “Winter Wonder
land” and "Alabama Barbecue.”
pLOYD GIBBONS will dramatize the
heroic capture of a robber by
Charles Heyler, deputy post office in
spector, during his program on WJSV
at 10. Two other authentic adven
tures also will be dramatized.
MAVERICK Of
lexas, uemucnv, will speak over
WMAL at 7:45. His topic will be “Is
the General Welfare Constitutional?”
D. C. NEWSPAPER GUILD
RE-ELECTS R. M. BUCK
President, Other Officers and Ex
ecutive Committee Chosen at
Annual Meeting.
Robert M. Buck of the Washington
Daily News was re-elected president
of the Washington Newspaper Guild
at the annual election in the District
Building last night.
Nathan W. Robertson, Associated
Press, was named first vice president;
Louis J. Heath, United Press, second
vice president; Carlton Skinner, Wall
Street Journal, secretary, and Ben
Tender Bent?
“Body'Dent?.. See Us!
COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
Friendly Prieet Always
Park Official Lectures.
James B. Williams, special collab
orator of the National Park Service,
spoke on “Recreation * in National
Parks and State Areas,” In the Gov
ernment Auditorium, Thirteenth street
and Constitution avenue, last night.
Movies of Yellowstone National Park,
the Chopawamsic Recreational Dem
onstration Area near Quantico, Va.,
and Alabama State Parks were shown.
Halley’s comet, on Its last appear
ance In 1916, had a long and very
brilliant tail.
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CREAM CHEESE i&XJ 2Xl5e
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Nearby
CLUB FRANKS «rs.. ..-15'
BOLOGNA SandWiches--19^
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By Public Demand We Are Offering Again
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• BREAST OF LAMB.* 5c
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• MILK-FED VEAL CUTLETS - - ,b 39c
• LEGS and RUMPS of VEAL Jt, ,b 19c
LOIN of PORK “•■S”'...
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• RIB and LOIN of VEAL CHOPS * 32c
RIB ROAST S.
• MEATY PORK CHOPS 3 - - - * 21c
• BONED and ROLLED VEAL JL. *• 25c
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SELF-SERVICE GROCERY DEPARTMENT <
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OXYBOL.. b,', 10‘ 2™«.15‘
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• Fresh Opened Stewing Oysters_p» 27c
• Fresh Caught Spanish Mackerel-»> 19c
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SWEET MARIES 25c
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