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The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 16

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SIXTEEN THE RACINE JOURNAL-NEVVS, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 3D, 1327. MAIWSES, GOim TO CHINA, BID FOND GOODBY oJds from her dramsile work, la mulc. hhe 14 an accomplished plan. Ut and drllKhia In composing. Hit mrlodlea wf her own.

Phe Is FILM FOLK RADIO AIDES ARE 111 CONSULTATION SBBBBSBBSBsBBBJBBaB Nine Zone Supervisors Meet in Washington to 'Give Expert Advice. fearofos SrwiVsia, tae. tdlsei getai ttsssttoM st rael la. sVtsat will he asaeisd ta this SMsasa. ra 6 aosawal tsets, assess a as kiss 6taee4 ttt s4arsss eoeeasoe.

444reaa ruas rsu litltaSt eaaa ot Jewrae hews, Oaomsht, 1616 ELISOR FAIR, hose real name is Elinor Crowe, waa born In Richmond, Virginia. Her hlfrh school days were spent Jn "Greenwich. Connecticut, where she took up interpretive dancing, and later he studied under Mme, Feviari In New York City. A contract followed and she was given a part in The Reckoning Dr" with Belle Bennett. "The Miracle Man." "Kismet-' and "Through the Back Door" so enhanced her popularity that she was selected "'1 a 1 Q.What la the date of birth of Hebe is that her real name? Is she mnrrled, and has she any children? What Is hrr height and wetsht? Hebe Daniels was born janu? ary 14, 1901, and uses her real name, iShe has never been married.

Her height Is five feet four Inches, and she weighs 123 pounds. Q. Please tell me where I can get a picture of Richard Barthelmess and Walter Miller. Are they married, and if so; to whom? What will be their next pictures, and who will play opposite them? A. Write waiter Miner ssoo Mis sion Road.

Hollywood, tJaJir. He Is married to Eileen Scofleld. "Melting Millions" opposite Allene Vmx' ill Via h.tI nlofliro WHt Richard Barthelmess 6360 Melrose i avenue, Hollywood, Calif. He is divorced from Mary Hay. "The Patent Leather Kid" opposite Dorothy i MacKaill will be his next picture.

TWO REVVES ON BILL AT RIALTO The vaudeville program starting tomorrow for thrss days at ths Rial to theater consists ot five big time acts, booked on the world's greatest circuit, the tame acts playing tha Palact-Orphsum theaters, Milwaukee and Chicago. The program Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Is headed by Paut Rahn, ths noted musical comedy star who with several charming and talented misses appears In a musical comedy act entitled -Leap Year." Paul Rahn possesses a remarkably clear voice and sings with a natural personality that denotes a pleasing affability. The beautiful young girls that surround him are perfectly trained in steps and wear exquisite costumes. Another elaborate act Is "The Garden of Roses," featuring Enrica and Theodore, In a very pretty dance offering.

These artists are late features of "Land of Joys," which had a two years run on Broadway. The others of the company are Billy Marshall and a bevy of dancing beauties. of laughter will be beard throughout the theater' when the famous Wilson Brothers appear in their hilariously funny act entitled "Hello Emma." These two vaudevfl-lians are real comedians. Lyrics and laughter will be provided In abundance by Sidney Meyers and Harriet Nolan, through the use of songs, jests and dances. George W.

Moore who Is known as a very clever entertainer, will complete th vaudeville portion of this big program. In addition to the vaudeville, the Rlalto will present the Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer picture, an Edmund Batchellor, New York; W. Van Noa-trand Atlanta; Theodora O. Peller. New Orleans; O.

R. Red-farn. Seattle; 8. W. Edwards, Detroit, and E.

A. Bean, Chicago. Commissioner J. F. Dillon, appointed to the commission from tha post of radio supervisor ot the fcan Francisco district, will consult with his colleagues on conditions there, while B.

H. linden, acting super, visor, remains In charge. No successor to Mr. Dillon has as yet been named. The Baltimore, district Is betnr represented at Washington by L.

C. Herndon. assistant 'supervisor, while Supervisor R. Y. Cadmus Is absent on an Inspection trip.

There Is some question whether the fact that the new radio law describes five radio zones wilt not cause a fusion of the nine districts under the department of commerce Into five zones. On the other hand, it Is stated the five-zone provision was simply a sectional device for the purpose of selecting regional representatives to comprise the commission. Present Division Oonvenlrat. The law, however, is Interpreted as contemplating five districts for supervisory and' administrative purposes as well. The present district division is deemed most convenient for purposes of easy and quick accessibility from the headquarters points to the scene of radio difficulties which the supervisors must Inspect.

It is possible that five headquarters points might be established with various branch points where assistant Inspectors might be stationed. It is pointed out that the present nine districts were, after all. established when radio communication, meant largely maritime communication, eight of the nine headquarters points being ports. Today the necessity is as great, if not greater, for Inland supervision In view of the great Increase of program broadcasting. as one of the "Wampus Baby Stars" of 1924.

Her greatest Interest, RACIXFTS LKtlI.R TITK-XTRK I '14V Scene.top, at railroad station In Jersey City when TJ. S. marines from the Brooklyn navy yard. China bound, departed for shipboard at Philadelphia. "Below, snapshots ot farevrelis when a contingent from 'the Charleston, navy yard departed from Boston for embarkation at Philadelphia.

TOfilTE JOHN GILBERT and REXKK ADOREE hi THE SHOW Also Jam ot "THi: COLI.EGI.Vf 5 BIG TIME ACTS OF mm Ftom tho WORLD'S FEATURING PAUL RAHN CO. With a Galaxy of rretly Girls In a Mnsical Comedy Act Entitled i "LEAP YEAR" "GARDEN OF ROSES" Fealnriag; EMUC.Vmd TOEODOUE wUh BILLY MARSHALL AND Gilt LIES THE CLEVER PAIR 'i HALEY EVERYTHING TO MAKE YOU HAPPY A 2S an so as to have the building completed before the summer is over. The fully-equipped stage will permit the addition of first-class vaudeville attractions to their popular programs. No expense will be spared In order to obtain the most beautiful electric lighting and other decorative effects. The Joint owners, Louis F.

Rossa and Walter Kruslenski, are to be congratulated upon their great willingness to supply the needs of the residents of North Racine. American cities spent 37. per cent of fhelr entire income In 1155 for maintenance and operation of their public schools. VaWV' Has Ho Gas flow One a woman of her age had to be careful. Today, she eata anything ahe wants! A Stuart tablet and after-eating distress vanuus.

Chew a Stuart tablet after tha heartiext meal, and you. too. can smile at indigestion. Stops all traa and belchinc. Ends aour risinas.

belciun. A nveet Uomachfor tzvtnty-fiv cttut. FuIIBoxFREEI Every druetrst has Stuart's tablets. 25c and 60c Or. a full boxre if you srrire thai F.

A. Stuart Dept. 69. Marshall. Mick.

Get a mere! box of Stuart's for the pocket and keep it tailed I Hearty eaters hard smokers high livers aad Stuart's boon and blessing! STUARTS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS NOW PLAYING Coupon FREE School Notes THOMPSON. letln board menta. for further announce- There was a meeting of the Rho Theta Sigma at the McMynn yesterday at 7:30. The Trl Alpha will have a meeting In the McMynn tonight, and the new members of the club will furnish the entertainment. DOUGLAS THEATER PLANS APPROVED Building Inspector Nelson this morning approved the plans and specifications as prepared for the large extension to the Douglas theater.

Work Will be started this week DOUGLAS THEATER BENEFIT SHOW Touchers' Board Sokol Mladoccck For Wednesday Thursday Featuring Cecil B. DeMille's Production "EVE LEAVES" Starring Letrtoe Joy Jimmy Adams Comedy WHOA EMMA" Lowe's HODGE PODGE Some Sense and Nonsense Admission Two Children Adults 20c on One Ticket STATE Ronald Colman ilma Banly ORG AX SPECIALTY "ETOLmOX OP IOYE BaBaBBBBSBSBaBBBjSaBBSBBBBBBSBBSBBSBBBBS By ROBERT HACK. Special Correspondent. (Copyright. 1127.

by The Consolidated Press Association.) WASHINGTON. XX. March JO. Expert advice from the field la bing given the federal radio commission by district radio supervisor of th department of commerce. Mho have been called to Washington by William D.

Terrell, chief of the radio division. It Is anticipated that no small degree of consideration will be given the suggestions and recommendations of the supervisors respecting broadcasting license applications, for no one knows better than each supervisor the service being rendered by various stations In various regions and the amenability to reasonable restraint the stations owners have shown In the past. Bringing his aides together from each of the nine zones of supervision is la to way connected with the public hearings on radio called by the commission. Mr. Terrell says.

They have come to consult concerning the regional situation in their respective districts and to be instructed as to the administrative phases of radio control they must carry' out under tha commission's orders. DUtrlct Supervisors. Seven supervisors have come to Washington from the following '--trictt: C. C. Kolster, Boston; Arthur (Compile By United TmrnT WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 AJtMY BAND ON NETWORK Tonight's conesrt by tha Uattad Jutit Army Band taransfh WRC WJZ and KYW.

will Inclads ths 'allowing lctVona Grand Seatiaa (root Lohaasnn" (Watnsrl; Tmi-pat solo. Uaithar's draara song front Dta MaUtsrsingsr'" (Wagtsar); Can-eart wait. Undar tha Trsas" (Lopas) and a saarch by Woodward taboos arranged alpfcafectteatly by cities. Jim eolosao fcatMro Standard Tiasa. sae-and coiaaaa Central Standard Tina.

Alter Midnight heary afurts.) (Eastern at CesOreJ StaaaUrdl Tlsse) ksT) (est) W3B, ATLANTA 4X1 -700 k. :00 Art liulham pianist. 7:00 00 School oi tha air. 9 KW Concert from WJZ. 11:45 10:45 Art l.tilhara.

pianist. WE1 BOSTON 54S.S leO a. 4:45 Dinner masse; Stonrs. :00 7 :00 Studio fearers. 'rrwn WEAF.

WNAC, BOSTON ISO-t k. 4:00 Chub; Dmner music. 7 :00 Concert prof ram. SO 05 -05 Dance orchestra. WOK, BUFFALO Sit MO JO .4 Msxiae Dance Orchestra.

:00 7:00 laser's Entertainers. -00 1 :00 Prof rims from AF. JI rW 10 Statler Orchestra. WMAK, BUFFALO 28 3 llJOk. 4.

15 Buffalo AC Orchestra. -OO 7:00 Kemmgton Band. Musical futures. CFAC-CNRC CALGARY 9 Aeonan farcer. KYW, CHICAGO 534.45.0 L.

7:00 Stones; Dinner rnostc 7:00 Programa- from WJZ. 30:00 9 rOO concert. 11:30 Stndis: program. WMAQ. CHICAGO 447 k.

7:00 r0O Orfaa: Stonea. 9:00 8:00 Orchestra; Lecture. 10:00 9:00 Studio recitihsts. 11:00 10:00 4 hoars of ranetT. WEBH-WJJD.

CHICAGO 370 2 119 k. :00 5:00 Atones; Dinner ranaic 9:00 sOO Children's hour. 10:00 9 .00 RCA Radiotrons. 11:00. 10:00 Popular programs.

WCN-WTJB, CHICACO 342.4 990 a. 7 :00 6:00 Markets; Dinner nrastc :00 7:00 Lectures: Concert. 9:00 8:00 Troobadours. "10:00 9:00 Arabian Nights. 1 1 10:00 Sam Henry, others.

WLS, CHICACO 344.4 170 k. 7:00 6:00 Dinner maw. 00 7:00 Musical Ititurtl. 10:00 9 Concert program. 11:00 10 :00 Popnlar entertainers.

WLW. CINCINNATI 42X3 7 1 1 k. 7:00 6:00 Gibson Orchestra. 8 :00 7 Studio ieatnres. The Heermatm Trio.

9:4 Tnhanna Crosse, organist. 11:00 Castle Farm Orchestra. 11:30 10:30 Latonia Melody Boys. (Compiled sy L'aited Press). THURSDAY, MARCH 31 THURSDAY'S BEST FEATURES WTAM Cleveland Symphony Or- WEAF HOOK-UP Goodrich hoar; Hans Barth, pianist; Eskunoa.

WMAQ U'MAQ Playara. KCO KGO Players. WHB Vbeekly airplane flight. Wlf Band concert. (Sutiont rrPfH ilphabetitally by etttes.

first column tatters Standard Time, second column Central Standard Time. After midnight heavy bgurrs. (Eastern Central Staaara Tune) 1T) fCST) WOU AMES IHOk. 1:30 7 JO Lectures anrf music. WSB.

ATLANTA 42SJ 700 k. t-0) Art Giiiham. pianist. 9:00 :00 Concert. 10:00 9:00 Uoodnch hoar.

WEAi. 11. i 10:5 Ortii recital. WPG. ATLANTIC CITY 1000 k.

7:00 News; Organ recttal. 7:15 concert. 9. -00 8:00 Brown U. Glee Club.

:45 8.4J Novelties: EMO. 19:20 9:20 lesn Weiner. crganist. 11:10 10:10 Dsnce music Frolic. WBAL.

BALTIMORE S4S 1220 k. 6 nW 5 :00 Sandman Dinner mastc 7 :30 :30 Organ recital. a -00 8 :00 mnsical program. 9:00 8 KK) WBAL. Ensemble.

10 -00 9:00 WBAL staS concert. 11:00 10:00 WBA1. Dance Orchestra. WEEL BOSTON 34S.6 460 k. .45 5 .45 Big Brother; Features, 8-00 7:00 Musical programs.

8 :00 Prorrsms from WE A r. WNAC. BOSTON 430.1 697 k. 6:00 5:00 Oub: Dinner dance. lJO 7 :30 Metrooolitan Theatre.

WGR. BUFFALO SIS 940 k. 6: JO Statier Orchestra. l-00 7:00 Prrversm from WEAT. BUFFALO a4J 1 131k.

6-1 5:15 Lafayette Tno. -30 6 30 Canadiana Orchestra, g.ji) Musics! programa. 9:3 8:30 WMAK recitals. KYW. CHICAGO SM k.

y)5 6 00 Stones: Dmaer mnsic. Zoo 7 :00 Programs from WJZ. 10 -00 9 Classical 10:30 Studio urogram. WMAQ. CHICAGO 44? 479 k.

7:00 Organ: 8-0O 7 -CO North Park College. a -o) 8 OO Lecture; Whitney Trio. 10-00 9:00 WMAQ Players. H-0O 10:00 Vincent-Lopex Orchestra. 12irt 11:00 WO oopatar program.

WEBH-WJJT. CHICACO 370.3 1 9 k. 5 Ster-s Dinner music 7 5 "rrhestra; Theatre. Oft 8:00 Children's hour. j3 -OO 9:00 Musical features.

WCft-WUB. CHICACO 0I 990 k. 6 Dinner mosic Srwej. 8:00 Programs from WEAK. 11:00 10:00 Popular eatertainers.

WLW, CINCINNATI 432-1 71 k. 7 r00 6 00 Orchestra. 1:00 7:0 Studio leaiarta. BSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB GEO. W.

MOORE MEYERS NOLAN Happy Entertainer Lyrics and Laughter Gouldlng production entitled "Women Love Diamonds," starring Pauline Starke, Owen Moore. Lionel Barry more and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. PAUL--4e-aMh 6:15 5 US Children's hour. 4:45 :43 Talks and markata. 7ilJ 6:15 Song recital; Talks.

8:15 lecture; Talk. 9:00 8:00 Popular utertauaman. ti ia.aa VmIim nuartal. 1 1 10 10:30 Dane music; Orgas. WSM.

NASHVIHX 143 1040 k. 7:15 4:15 Tslks, itorlas. music. 9:00 6:00 Unwell hour. 10 :00 9:00 James Mo) ton.

tenor. 11:00 10:00 spmtuaW. WOK, NEWARK 404J 740 k. 4:15 IMnser tnic. I -IS 7:1 Vandarbilt Orckastra.

9:00 1:00 Studio Guild program. 10:13 9:15 Sitting Trio. 11:00 10:00 Hagan's Orchestra, WEAF, NEW YORK 49 1.4 414 k. a -on -oo Waldorf dinner music. 4:45 5:45 Tl? synagogue nw.

4:30 South Sea Islanders. 7:00 Debate Mala ouartet. 7 :30 Daeia Saaophona Octet. ipana Troobadours. 1:30 Balkitt Cycle of Romanes, 9:00 Smith Brothers.

9:30 "Pirates of Penxanee. 7i30 1:00 1:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:30 10:30 Dance music. WJZ. NEW YORK 444 460 k. 7 :00 6 :00 Commodore Orchestra.

7:25 6:25 Talk; Army Band. 8 :00 7 :00 lodentainers. 8:30 7:30 The Ann Chair boor. 9:00 8:00 Maxwell hour. 10:00 9:00 RCA Radiotrona.

11:00 10:00 Astor Dance Orchestra. OTHER NEW YORK A'ATIONS WNYC (434) 6:00 to WABC (J14 7sJ0 to 11:00 10 p.m. :00 pun. WLWL 344) 8:30 to I I WHN (3411 4:30 to 1:00 a.m. WMCA (341) 4:00 to 1:00 a.m.

KGO, OAKLAND 34 1-1 130 k. 9:00 8:00 Bern's Orchestra. 11:00 10:00 Farm program; WOW Tries WLTT, PHILADELPHIA 3S4J 740 7:15 6:15 Dream Daddy record club. 8:00 7:00 Programs from WEAF. 9 :00 8 :00 Stanley Theatre hoar.

10 rf)0 9 :00 Arcadia Orchestra. 10:30 9:30 WEAF Lifht Opera Co. WOO, PHILADELPHIA 4040 590 7:30 4:30 JWCI Band concert. 8:15 7:15 Cantata, "Rose 8:25 Fox Theatre Orchestra. WCAE, PITTSBURGH 441 650 k.

5:00 Dinner music; Talks. 8:00 7:00 Salon recital. 8:30 7 :30 Programs from WEAF. 11:30 10:30 Dance orehestraa. KDKA.

PITTSBURGH SOO.l 970 k. 6 :00 5 :00 Dinner music. 1 7:30 6:30 Reports and lecture. 8:00 7:00 Programs from WJZ. WRVA.

RICHMOND 344 If 70 k. 1:30 7:30 Hymns: Muaic club. 10:00 9:00 Organ Recital. 11:00 10:00 Tno Recital. WGY, SCHENECTADY 3TSJ 790 4:00 5 :00 Reports Firm program.

7:30 6:30 South Sea Islanders. 8 :00 7 :00 Remington Band. 9:00 8:00 Proerams from WEAF. WBZ. SPRINGFIELD 133.1 900 k.

6:15 5:15 Dinner raustc; Talks. 7:30 6:30 Radio Nature League. 8:00 7:00 lodeata; Canto Ouartet. 9:00 Programs from WJZ. WRC WASHINGTON 444.4 440 k.

6 Dinner mnaic: Talk. 7:00 U. S. Army Band. 8 :00 7 Entertainers.

8W0 7:30 Progrsms from WEAF. (LIS) (art) (err) 9:30 1:30 Popular programa. 12:00 11:00 Dance selection. WCCO. PAUL 41447204.

5:13 yuartet; Keports. 7:15 4:15 Osbom's Orchestra. 10 7:10 Sermon; Buttercup Twins. 9:00 1:00 Programs from WEAF. WSM.

NASHVILLE 143.4 1960 a. 7:15 4:15 Keports; Dinner music 9:00 1:00 Joint song recital. 11:00 19:00 Solos: Orata recital. WOOL NEWARK 401741 k. 6:15 3:15 leaner music Soaga.

1:00 7 iSO Studio programa. 11:00 10:00 Lsti tow's Orchestra. WEAF, NEW YORK 40 1J 410 a 0:00 WgUerl dinstr tnuac 7:00 4:00 Midweek hyms inf. 7:30 4 :30 Literary program. 1:30 7i30 Haaa Bank, ptaoist.

9:00 1 :00 Choauot Qub Eskimos. 10:00 9:00 Goodrich hour. 11:00 10:00 Lopes Orchestra. WJZ. NEW YORK 444-3 440 k.

7:00 7:00 Talk; Cossaaodore Oreheatra.1 1:00 7:00 CoL Tra and Hia Boy. I 1:30 7:30 Markers Orchestra. I 9:00 1:00 Our Musical Uutad Statu. 10:00 9:00 Virginia Rickarda. 9:30 Twin Oaks Orchestrs.

OTHER-NEW YORK STATIONS WNYC 434) 5:40 to 14:35 s.as. WGBS (314) 4:46 to snidsigkt. WLWL (144) 0:30 to 1 1 lO WHN (341) 4:45 to 1:00 WMCA (341 34:00 to 1:00 svan. WRNY (374) 7:00 to midnight. KGO, OAJCLAND 341 J30 k.

9:00 1:00 Bern's Orchestra. 11:00 10. -00 KGO Players. 1:04 12:00 Steinbeck's Oixhsstra. WOW.

OMAHA CIS 570 k. 0:30 3:30 Stories; Diaaer hour. 1-00 7 Randall Orckastra. IOuOO 9.00 Song recrtsX inoo 10:00 Brown's OkUhwaaaas. WFT, PHILADELPHIA 344-4 74 k.

4:30 3:30 Hoists Orchestra. 8:00 7:00 To be 9:00 8 Proerams (son WEAF. Wir, rMILADELPI HIA 444 590 k. 6:00 I. -00 1:33 9:05 10:05 1 Weather; Dinner music 7:00 Bridge game RecitaL 7:15 Hegensan a Band.

1 :05 Lotus Quartet. 9:05 Dance orebostras. PITTSBURGH 441 40 h. :00 Dinner music Talks. 7:30 6:50 Book talk Recital.

1:00 Proa-ranss tratm W(AT 9:00 ayAiljM jVi Paulino Slarko LIONEL BARRYMORE and In a Story of Lore isv avw aws4 ta-ar 711 Racine High ESTHER All the clubs In the high school are busy making arrangements to have their pictures taken for5 the Klpi. and members of the Enlcar staff have already hnd theirs taken. Below are listed the datea for the club pictures; Student council. Friday, April 1, at at the Memorial building. Spanish club, Friday, April 1, at 3:80, at the Memorial building.

Cartoonists club, Friday, April at 12:30, at the studio. French club. Monday, April 4, 1. st 3:30, at the Memorial building. Hl-Y.

Tuesday. April 16, at 3:30. at the Memorial building. Audobon club. Thursday, April 7, at 12:30, at West park.

Trl Alpha. April 6, at 3:30, at the Memorial building. O. O. Thursday.

April 7, at 3:30, at the Memorial building. Sigma Iota Sigma, Friday, April 8. at 12:30, at the Memorial building. Daily club. Friday, April 8, at 3:30, at the studio.

All the Soph B's met at the Me morial building last night so Pavak could take their pictures for the Klpi. The Soph A's will meet the mme place tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 for the same reason. This Is to get -their picture in please be -prompt. the Klpi, so All girls who are Interested in any spring athletics, either track, archery, tennis, golf or baseball, will please meet In the lower assembly Thursday at 3:30. Baseball will start as soon as the weather permits.

The bowling tournament has al ready come to a close with the Juniors in the lead. Only two games have been played. The Seniors beat the Sophs, and the Juniors beat the i Seniors by a very high score, with Luella Thompson bowling 223. All the athletic girls will have a party at the Knapp school, April 22. The committees have not all been chosen yet, but watch the bul- IF Bq sate Sixteenth St.

Tonifcht and Thursds)" A 0 Ktyl 0 0 CsMsaasai Patsy Ruth Miller Clive Brook Ruth Reeaer at the Orsan Comedy Kilo crams Extra Attraction Friday Only Amateur Night COMING FRIDAY ONLY rrs AN OLD ARMY GAME" (2 1 3S i i WSAL CrNCINNATl 33S.B 921 k. 6:40 Ptano recital; Talk. 7:15 6:15 Chimes; South Sea. 10:00 9:00 Smith Brothers. 10 9 Popular program.

11:00 Smtou Orchestra. WFHH. CLEARWATER 3a4 841.4 k. 6:00 ru Harrison Urckeatra. 7:45 6 :45 Orella Baad.

6:30 7 :30 Harttour's Urchestrs. 10 :00 9:00 Dean's Orchestra. WTAM. CLE Vs. LAN MS .4 771k.

6:00 5:00 The Neapolitans. 7:00 6:00 Tik Studio recital. 1:30 7:30 lavia Sasophona Octet. 9:00 8:00 Public Auditorium. 10:00 9:00 Studio profram.

11:00 Koth Ottneetri. WHK. CLEVtLAND 271.S llSOk. 7:00 6:00 Four hour program. WEAO, COLUMBUS 3-S 1929 a.

7:00 News and music. 9:00 8:00 Hour oi music 10:00 9:00 A.A.I. A. program. WOC.

DAVENPORT 4S3.S 410 k. 6:45 3:4 Talk; Sport news. 7:30 6:30 Vow Vagabonds. 10.00 9:00 Trade ana Mark, songs. 10:30 Mrs.

k-lliott, organise 12 :00 11 :00 Stler King Orcoestra. KOA, DENVER 323.4 938 k. 8:30 7:30 Dinner mosic Stonea. 10:15 Optimists' Oub program. WHO.

DES MOINES 62 5 0 k. 7:00 6:00 WHO Little Symphony. 8 :00 7 :00 Chnstensen's Orchestra. 9:00 Popular artists. 10:00 9:00 Phiibreck Orchestra.

WWJ, DETROIT 3S 2.7 850 k. 6:00 5:00 Dinner concert. 8:00 7:00 Musical program. 9.00 8:00 frogrsms from WEAF. WCX-WJR, DETROIT S1SJ 560 a.

6 :00 Dinner music. 8 :00 7 Organ recitaL 10:00 9:00 Murphy crenadera. 11:30 10:30 Merry Old Chief. WBAP, FORT WORTH 47 638 k. 5:00 Organ: Minstrels.

KTHS. HOT Si RINGS 37-S-8 Seek. 10:00 9:00 Light opera gems. 11:00 10:00 Jubilee singers. 11:50 10:50 Dance frolic.

WSUL IOWA CITY 443. 420 k. 8 :30 7 :30 Correspondence com se. WJAX. JACKSONVILLE 33a 890 k.

7:00 Utnner mnaic; stonea. 8 .00 7 :00 Little Symphony. 11:00 10:00 Dance music. WOS, JEFFERSON CITY 440.S 480 8:00 7. -00--Farm school; Address.

9:15 8:15 Daniel Boone Jones. WD KANSAS CITY 35 629 k. 7 :00 6 :00 School of the sir. 9:00 8 Programs from WEAF. 10:30 9:30 Walk-Over Cavaliers.

11 Ntehthawk frolic. KFAB. LINCOLN 340.7 860 k. 6:30 3:30 Lincoln Orchestra. 9:30 8:30 Request night.

KFL LOS AN GET ES 4S7 442 k. 8:30 7:30 5 V- hour program. WHAS. LOUISVILLE 3dSJ 7S0 k. 8:30 7 30 Concert.

9:00 8:00 Programi from WJZ. WMC. MEMPHIS 4S9.7O00 k. 9:00 Maxwell hour. WIOD.

MIAMI BEACH 34.4 780 k. 8:30 7:30 Dance mosic 9:30 8 Concert orchestra. 10:15 9:15 Solos: Organ recitaL WHAD. MILWAUKEE 276.1 1090 k. 7:15 6:15 Dinner dance music 9:30 8:30 WHAD Players.

11 :30 10:30 Dance orchestra. (it) (etr 10:00 9:00 Castle Farm Orchestra. 10:30 9: JO Popular entertainers. 12:01 11:05 Night Howls. WSAI, CINCINNATI J33.S 920 k.

3:40 Tslk; Chimea. 7:00 6:00 WSAI studio program. 10:00 :00 Goodrich hour, WtAF. 11:00 10:00 Sinton Orchestra. WFHH, CLEARWATER 13.4 14).

4 k. 8:30 7:30 Ksrassa trttstt. WTAM. CLEVELAND 143.4770 k. 4:00 3:00 Gill's Orchestrs.

7:30 6 :30 Landoleers; Saubbeea. 9:15 7 1 5 Cleveland Symphony Orck. 10:00 Wandenag mstreia. 11 :00 10:00 Wylit'i Orchestra. WHK.

CLEVELAND 1 100 k. 4-00 5:00 Fie hoar program. WEAO, COLUMBUS 3S3J 1020 k. 8:00 7-00 Talks and music WFAA, DALLAS 47 SUS 410 k. 7:30 6:30 Baker Orchestra.

9:30 1:30 Joint recitaL WOC DAVENPORT 4434 420 k. 7:30 6:30 Fema hour. 8:30 7:30 Molme lowboys 9:00 8:00 Programs from WEAT. 11:00 10:00 Officer Murphy's Gang. 11:30 10:30 Joint recital.

KOA, DENVER 33X4 930 k. IrOO 7:00 Reports: Dinner music 10:00 9:00 Orchestra: Kowehie. WHO, DES MOINES 434 579 k. 1:30 7:30 Philbreck'a Orchestra. 9:00 8:00 Mastcai program.

12 :00 1 1 :00 Dance nroa-ram. WWJ, DETROIT 343.7- 15 k. 6:00 5 -00 Lhnner concert. 8 00 7 KM Prorrsms from WEAT. WCX-WJR, DETROIT SI S3 5(6 k.

4 :00 5 :00 Dinner programs. 8:00 7:00 Studio WBAP. FORT WORTH 4TSJ 4)4 k. 8-30 7 :30 Sans Saxophone Octet. 10:30 9:30 Royal Hero and Heroine.

12.00 11:00 John Tosey, organist. WTIC, HARTFORD 630 k. 5 :00 Hueblein Trio; Kews. 7:00 6:00 Midweek kyma sing. 7:30 4:30 Staff artists: Owlets.

8:30 7 :30 Capitol Theatre program. KTHS. HOT SPRINGS 374.4 400 k. 10:00 Eastman Ensemble. 4:4 Harmon Poor Onartct.

11:15 10:15 Danca WDAF. KANSAS CITY 348.4 120 k. 7:00 School of the air. 17:45 11 :45 Nighthawk frolic WHB. KANSAS CITY XV44 020 k.

8:00 7:00 Organ recttal. 8:30 7:30 Royal Tag Oictsaarta. 9 :00 8 rOO Studio pros atRtw 10. -OO 4 -no AtmUne tligit. KFAB.

LINCOLN 344.T 880 k. 6:30 Hotel Lincoln KHJ. LOS ANGELES 404-3 740 k. 9:30 8 :30 4U. howr KFL LOS ANGELES 447 442 k.

1:30 JU hour program. WHAS. LOUIS VTt. 1 100.4 730 k. 1:30 7:30 Musical program, 9 :04 1 :00 Prosrram from WXAT.

WMC. MEMPHIS 444,7 400 k. 10:00 9:00 Program from WEAF. WMBP MIAMI BEACH 144.4 710 k. 7 .00 6 Concert program 11:00 10:00 Dance music.

WTOD. MIAMI BEACH 719 k. 1:30 7:30 Dance musfc. 4:30 8:30 Concert orchestra. 10-15 Sotoe: Orsraa recital.

WHAD. MILWAUKEE XTS-l 1090 k. 7-13 6:15 Danee select ioes. 1:11 Festursa. SSi II -sauuv i- I a a GREATEST CIRCUIT TWO REVUES 'isass 73v i Owen Llooro DOCGL.S FAIRB.VXKS JR.

and Luxury Lure v0 ETery Mfht at SMS JiihW A Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer picture which will not be shown else where. In IVacine aU-WAYS THE BEST FIRST RUN PHOTOPLAYS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BEST VAUDEVILLE VaaderlUe at 1:15 7 Photoplay Gtmtlnuoua from UlTj 11 IMkr.H-IJAi.il I FOLLOW THE CROWDS AND SEE The Burton-Garrett Players in Jiggs, Maggie and Dinty IT WONT BE LONG K.rTW" FREE) Clip This NOW, IT WILL ADMIT ONE LADY ABSOLUTELY FREE i NO OTHER CHARGES THURSDAY, MARCH 31st WALTZ NIGHT WITHOUT COUPON AT DOOR 35c Howard Brown as "Jigs" Kathryn Sheldon as "Maie" Dick Ward as "Dinty A Riot of Fun MATINEE SAT. ADULTS 35c; KIDDIES 25c 11:00 10:00 Rrroe: Dance muaic. KDKA. PITTSBURGH M4.1 970 k.

4:00 5:00 Dinner concert. 7:30 4:30 Fsrm program. 8 -0O 7 :00 Features from WJZ. WRVA. RICHMOND 344V31 1 70 k.

4 -OO 8 rOO Three hears of variety. WGY. SCHENECTADY 374-4 70 4:00 S. -00 Reports. Dinner music 7:45 4:45 Lmrersity program.

9-00 1 :00 Program from WEAF. lOroe 4:00 Music; Kews. 110 10:00 Lopes Orchestra. 11:30419:30 Organ recital. WBZ.

SPRINGFIELD 133.1949 k. 4 5:00 Organ: Lecture. 7:00 6 MCA Vesper Choir. 1:00 7 from WJZ. 10.10 :30 MeEnethr'e Orrheatfa.

WRC WASHINGTON 444L4 440 a. 4 00 5 Waldorf Orchestra. 4:45 5:45 Kitt Hour of Music, 7:34 6 Raleigh Orrheatrs. 8 7 Emerson hour of music' :00 1 :00 Program from WEAF. 0JJ3 ALL THIS WEEK FREE I I FREE i.

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