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BLUEFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, Bluefield, W. Va. Attractions at Bluefield Theatres and Gossip of the Studios and Hollywood Movie Celebrities Noted Victor Recording And Broadcasting Orchestra Has Been Engaged For Public Dance At City Auditorium Ted Weems and his orchestra, hailed as the biggest dance attraction ever hrought to Bluefleld, wil' be presented at municipal auditorium the evening of September under sponsorship of the Pickwick club. Spokesmen (or the organization which successfully sponsored Art Kassell and his Kassels In the Air, expressed keen gratification yesterday at fortuitous circumstances wltlch enabled them to secure such a famous band. Further inducements of hearing the Internationally renowned Victor recording and orchestra lie In the comfortable facilities that will be afforded dancers.

A complete ventilation system and adequate sound effects will bo Installed in the spacious auditorium The amplification system will better enable dancers and spectators to en- Joy the smooth, Weems rhythm, as well as the novelties his orchestra carries. Thirteen reasons for the outstanding success of Ted Weems' celebrated orchestra, according to the gracious conductor, are the thirteen members of the unit who responl to the baton instructions of the fourteenth, The make-up of the orchestra follows: Jack O'Brien, pianist Hails from Allentown, Penna. Attended Muehlenberg college and la a fraternity man. Played In Pittsburgh for some time and is quite popular there because he Is not the "Philadelphia Jack O'Brien." Thin, dark- haired, dark eyes and a favorite with the ladies. Wrote latest sons, "Remember Me," with Gus Katm and "Toyland Band" novelty with Ted Weems.

In band for last five years. Art Weems, trumpet, and little brother, who has been with him since the beginning. Co-organizer of band. Very quiet and much like Ted. Boasts typical Weems nose and head for business.

Weston Vaughan, guitar, banjo and tenor soloist. Worked for radib network and played in Pittsburgh orchestra-for several years. Parker Gibbs, saxophone, clarinet and distinctive baritone vocalist. Home is Toledo. Attended Ohio State university.

Played in Colura- bus for several years with his own With Weems' orchestra iov five years. Red Ingle, saxophone and violin, as well ae tenor vocalist. Home also Is Toledo. Air licensed pilot, and auto speed demon.S'Llv.ea up to his name with moustache "ahd hair. Is co-starred Elmo Tanner, soloist, guitarist, sobbing tenor vocalist aud dialect specialist.

Brings? down-'4he house with his i Negro Imitations. Memphis, where he first went on air, his home. Was grabbed by Chicago station and next by Weems. Country Washburn, bass, arranger and vocalist. Houston, Texas, claims him.

With Weems wrote "Oh Monah," England's novelty song hit. Had own band In Columbus and Dayton. Ormond Downes, drums. Home nt Haddonfleld, N. J.

Introduced South American guiro for rhythm effects. Is world's greatest drummer, bar none. Don Watt, saxophone stylist, clarinet. Phrases sax unusually. Home Is Grand Forks, N.

D. Fritz Hummell, tromhonlst. Another Columbus boy. Went to Ohio State university and started dance hand work while there. Merrill Connor, trumpet.

Springfield, 111., started him off. Outstanding musician. With Weems five years. Dick Cunllffe, all wind Instruments. In the "One Man Band" novelty.

Dick plays nine different Instruments. With Weems last six years. Dudley Fosdlck, mellophonimn, the only Instrument of its kind In the world. Fosdlck Invented it him-, self. With Weems produced the fosophone, which Weems Insisted upon naming for him.

Plays Weema' own Invention, the gootus horn, ST. ALBAN'S MAN COMMITS SUICIDE Charleston, Sept. 7. State police said today a note written by Clifford H. Sutherland, 28, an hour before he was found dead In his automobile In front of the St.

Albans post office, solved the shoot- Ins. Sergeant Jay Rowe declared the note addressed to Maxlne. the widow, told her to take care of the children and added: "I'm sorry we could not make a go of it." Relatives had advanced a theory of murder. ORC A CITY AUDITORIUM BUJEFJEU), VA. SEPT, 18 TICKETS Sale.

Spousorefl By PICKWICK; Hull R. Croejwtt Care Wartlck I'lauo Boomi rttriLL Fil ROGERS breaks his own laugh records In his latest Fox Film laugh holiday, Thomas." Will plays the part of a sausage manufacturer whosa wife suddenly becomes stage-struck. His efforts to cure her provide many rlb-rocklng sequences. Now playing at the Granada theater, beginning Sunday, September 8. Today's Radio Program SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 (Eastern Standard Time) NOTE: All programs to key and basic chains or groups thereof unless specified; coast to coast (9 to o) J410 Bluefield, W.

Va. Tower Music the Comics Mission Capers Concert. Scrapbook Romance" of' Print- Ing Tunes with Hugh Ike Shott -To Be Announced- Moods Strains Program of Memory Revue Melodies MONDAY, Melodies Time Signal Haven of Rest Music Scrapbook Varieties Melodies Cliff' Musical Moments House Furnishing Company Rise Bottlln Company Be Announced Hardware and Furniture Company Dance Time Elgnal Revenue and Tones Maid Melodies Box of SOUK Dance Music I. Cheyney, talk Mint Sport Review" with Stubby Currence Time Signal the Market Facts Jigsaw Reporter Interlude Tunes Musical Moments" with Tommy Mc- LauKhlin TUESDAY MORNING Melodies Time Signal Dance Music Maid Melodies Mission Heart League designation all available stations. Programs subject to change, p.

M. (Daylight time one hour iater.) NBC-WEAF NETWORK weaf wlw weel wtic wjr wtag wsch kyw whlo wfbr wrc wgv ben wcae wtam wwj waul: mldt NORTHWEST CANADIAN-wtmj ksd wmaq wcfl who wow wdaf wkbf wiba watp webo wday ktyr crot cfcf wptf wwnc wls wjax wfla-wsun wiod warn wmc wsb wapi wjdx wsmb kvoo why wfaa wbap kprc woai kbts kths wsoc wave wlar kdyl kgir kghl kfi kgw komo khq kfsd ktar kgu kpo kex kga kyr kya East: Dramas of Bible A Cappella Choir Levltow Ensemble Penthouse Serenade Roblson Orchestra Dresleln, song Rogers, songs Rhythm Symphony Fennelly, drama Heatherton, baritone to Varieties, orch. Service Story from the Fireside Dreams, 2 Trios Bowes Go to of to Charlie Tent Show Be Sunset for west Crawford, organist News Period Lee and Orchestra Fiddler Orchestra Kayo's orchestra CBS-WABC NETWORK wabc wade woko waco waab wnac wgr wkbw wkre wbk cklw wdrc weau wjas wean wflb wspd wjas wbns: Midwest: wbbin wfbm kmbc krriox wo wo whas kfab wbec wlba wfea wore wlcc ctrb ckac wibx wmas wsfa wbrc wqam wdod klra wrec wlao wdsu wtoc krld wrr turh Ktsa waco koaia wdbo wbt wdae wblg wdbj wwva wrnbg wmb wala ktul kgko wcoa wdnc wnox kwkh wmt wmbd wlftn wlbw kfh wsmk wkbn wcco wsbt kscj wnax woe klz kob ksl koln kfrc kol kfpy kvl kfbk fcwg kern kdb kgmb kgb Eastt Augustine's Music the Bookends Eton Boys, songs Symphonic Hour Louis Goes on Parade Lyman's Melodlana 1 t-Sanderson, basic; Musical West Amateur Night 3 of The Dictators Chiesa, soprano Serenade of Summer at 8, Manhattan Horaclo Zlto's Hour, drama King King by Benay Venuta Opinions Moderne, orchestra News Period Simon's Dell Coon's 1 Masters' Orchestra Dalley Orchestra only NBC-WJZ NETWORK wjz wbz-wbza wbal wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal wfll; Mldt woky wenr, wls kwk kwer koll wren wmaq kso NORTHWEST ft CANADIAN-wtmJ wlba kstp webo wday ktyr orct ofct wptf wwnc wli wjax wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmo wab wapl wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc wool ktbs kths wsoc ware kdyl kglr kghl kgo Ml kgw komo khq kfed ktar kpo kex kga kgr kyr Eastj Linda, Pianist America, talk Operetta yespers program Via, orchestra Crawfords, organ String orchestra 4 and Drums, serial DANCE SPEED WEBB AND SIS OKCBESTBA HILLSIDEVIEW Wednesday, September Hth FBOM 9 ADMISSION Single, Couple, AT LAKE SHAWNEB THUBSPAY, SEPTEMB WHITE PEOPLE TUNT flying Is considered quite a feat. But tosslns a plane about In the air with your hands tied above your head, using only the feet, Is even more' of a feat. That's what Johnny Crowell, of Charlotte.

N. Is going to do at the Bluefield Air show to be held nt municipal airport pext Sunday. tlonal events will feature the show. Many other gensa- Becker Chat on Dogs JVlazzuechi, 'Cello Grenadier Band Hotel Dramatical Ross at the Fair Voice of the People NBC String Symphony Van Loon's Talk Prevln's Orchestra 0. Skinner, skit Goodelle, songs with Seth Parker Haas orchestra Singers, quartet News Period and His Cornelia repeat Ross, Lanny repeat In the Twin Keller orchestra WEEKLY FOREIGN SHORT WAVE LENGTH (Listing Subject to Change Without Notice) Station Mega.

Meters RV59, Moscow 6.00 oO.OO DJC, Berlin 6.02 49.83 GSA, London- 6.05 49.58 GSB, London 9.51 31.55 DJA, Berlin 9.56 31.38 GSC, London 9.58 31.30 EAQ, Madrid 9-86 30.43 FYA Paris U.70 25.63 GSD, London 11.76 25.53 DJD. Berlin 25.51 12RO, Rome 11.81 25.40 GSE. London FYA, Paris HVJ, Vatican 15.12 19.84 GSF. London 19.82 DJB. Berlin 15.20 19-74 FYA, Paris GSL, London 17.70 16.86 Most U.

S. short wave stations may be found on the 49, 25, 31 and 19 meter bands, amateur phones on 20.75 and 160 meters, police transmitters on 120 and 175 meters and airplane dispatchers on 55 (day) and 100 (night) meters. These bands are interspersed with other stations of various classifications. in ,1 i i. Albert Of The Belgians- Harry Of The Police On February 17, 1934, Albert king of the Belgians, fell from a cliff and the world mourned.

On the very next day Harry Donahue, of the Philadelphia police, succumbed to a gangster's bullet, and his friends wept. The sovereign of an entire nation and a guardian of a city's nectlou bad a one great thing In jommou way of knowing, loving and serving God. Each assisted at maas on Sundays. Each confessed ills sins to a priest. Each received Into hia breast his God in Holy Communion.

Each prayed to the Bleaaed Vlrglu Mother and to the saints. King and policemen are now no more, but Albert' and Harry will live on forever. They have gone, wp believe, to to hobnob with. the fisherman who died on a the colored woman, who washed other folks Michelangelo, the painter of cathedrals and Donnelly, the painter of fences and barna the scientist who save us the waiter who served smith with his beer. The church that shows the same way, the same truth, the same life to a Belgian monarch and an American a first century fisherman and a twentieth century surely the one church NOW PLAYING AMUTTVCAL Paramount Pictorial and Foj Movietone that can be rightfully called "Catholic;" and Just as surely, to our tnlnde, the one kind of church that an all-knowing, all-just God csuld and would establish.

Doesn't that really sound logical? Catholic Literary League. P. 0. Box 68E, Parkersburg, W. Va.

TO GIVE RADIO ADDRESS ON CONSTITUTION TODAY Hugh Ike Sliott will nzake the tenth of a series of talks on constitution this afternoon at 1:45 o'clock, over WHIS. The subject will be If.ie third object expressed in the preamble, "To Insure Domestic Tranqulllty." MULLENS HAS BELIEVE IT OR NOTS A Mullens writes the Dally Telegraph as follows: "Man bites exactly that, but here is something Just about as unusual: "This year Miss Ruth Mullens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Mullens, of Mullens, W. was 15 yearo old on the fifteenth day of the month, Thelma, another daughter, was 23 years old on the twenty-third day of the month, Ted, a son. was 25 years old on the twenty-fifth day, and Arnold Cook, ft first cousin to the parties above, was 26 years old on the twenty-sixth day. "And here Is something else: Mr. Basil Cook, of Nuriva, anothsr cousin, has a cow that'a few days ago gave birth to a fine set of twin calves.

"Oh well! Maybe the Democrats had to do with It, but nothing like this has ever happaned in our community under any other administration." OF PEETS FILED Sum Sought For Improvements To Carolina Community Home; City Seeks Funds For Swimming Pool A large number of proposed WPA projects for Bluefleld and Mercer county were filed yesterday at the district office at Lewlsburg. Included in the lists were several school projects. City Manager Kyle Bruce on behalf of the Carolina Community home filed an application for $24,800 which Is the estimated cost of some Improvements desired at the home. He also filed another application for $12,000 to be used in paying wilte and colored women engaged In handicraft work In Bluefield. Among the applications filed on behalf of the municipality was a request for $50,000 for a.

public swimming to be used in finishing theN painting of the municipal building; approximately $24,000 to rock surface a number of dirt streets connecting with pavements; $23,000 for sewer extension and $31,000 for completion of the stadium. these projects are seperate from the PWA projects filed several days ago, providing for an extensive sewer program and the construction fa community center building. A Florida law makes barbers professional meu and places them on a level with doctors and lawyers. GRANADA SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY HIS NAME MEANS ENTERTAINMENT Here he is again to hand you a hundred howls a minute! With Billie Burke Alison Skipworth terling Holloway nd Gail Patrick A FOX PICTURE Betty Boop and Grampy Paramount Newt Marion Davis, charming Cosmopolitan star, seems to be saying to Dick Powell, her "big moment" in her first Warner Bros, release, "Page Miss Glory," in which she will appear at the Colonial theater today with a 12-star supporting cast and score of featured playera. FRED ALLEN'S TOWN HALL AMATEURS TO SHOW IN BLUEFIELD The vaudeville show which comes Wednesday at the Colonial "beatm will Introduce one of the Kreatost attractions In the history of Bluefield.

The featured attraction will be Fred Allen's Town Hall Tonight Twenty-five young, talented, first prize winners of Allen's nationally contest have been combined In to ono glamorous, musical and laughter revuo has been produced by Fanchon and Marco. There Is not one professional In the cast. One might say that hers will be presented tne cream of amateur talent of America as Judged on the leading program of the air. Only a master showman like Allen, could scan the country and select in cooperation with the listening nubile a troupe of show stopping specialty artists. THE COLONIAL'S NEW SEASON RACES ON! AGAIN WE BRING TO YOU EASILY THE BEST COMEDY DRAMA OF THE SEASON COLONIAL NOW PLAYING I MARION CONQUERS THE TOWN IN A BLAZE OF MB IN A BLAZE OF GLORY And every one of her 12-Star supporting cast shares the acclaim I Make this grand and glorious romantic laugh hit your "must-see" for today 1 MARION DAVIES In her first Cosmopolitan Production for Warner Bros.

PAGE MISS GLORY" With grtateji can of comedy you'll ice (hit (caion including PAT O'BRIEN DICK POWELL MARY ASTOR. FRANI McHUOH. ALLEN JENKINS, PATSY KELLY. LYLE TALBOT. AL SHEAN, JOE CAWTHOBH Dlr.cl.d br MEflVYN LEBOY ADDED: MUSICAL, CARTOON AND NEWS COLONIAL mluK WEDNESDAY On Oar Stage FRED ALLEN'S "TOWN HALL TONIGHT" 25 Of National Radio In Person On Our Stage You will rave about the music You will thrill to the glorious You will laugh till you cry You will ehout that Real Entertainment P.LAN NOW TO ATTEND Hated by Crogley, aj the must.