Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1936 — Page 19

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TURSD. AY, SEPT. 1, 1036

Football to Make Fall Debut Tonight on WGN and NBC With Broadcasts of

~ Annual Charity Encounter at Chicago

Literary Digest Presidential BILLED ON NEW RADIO HOUR

Poll Results Are to Be Aired.

1 Cubs

stretch

: With badly National Chicagoan: tention to where the . son's 'lid

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11 ague pennant r will turn their Soldiers i 1936 footh:

be blow:

: tonight.

, The pcecasior {charity game between {Football League cha Lhe Detroit Lions—and th jall- stars. WGN J Bob Elsc the mike, v ] Pp. m, 15 minute Hal Totter * ¥eteran Mills for the ginning at Sportcaster marks three-vear-ol relative merit ‘tween 1 civic figure

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That vane, tial poll, i weekly reports at row over WLW. °, .author-and comme? You return i a s day and Friday until th Jations are anne eve... Political do guest time. This. poll activities da 1924. Int) the Coo

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electoral cations in ‘curate in . Vote, Digest fim vielt-Hoover

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Report Strong, silent wired for} sou broadcast at This same th fore, but Harpo i couple Grouche hand tonight, is said to have rewr n a from Ibsen's * ’ for occasion. were booked for Your ) Lie formerly the <tr and now a i

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‘A: | national magazine wants lock Halmes?

_detective story Richard “SherGordon to: conduct a coldmn on “Can You Solve This Mystery?" —Gordon to write the _puzzlers and the fans to submit the answers.

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Bronzed and full of ideas aft a Bermuda vacation. Fred Waring will be back on his regular Tuesday evening —WFEFBM spot at 7 o'cleck tonight. Fred and his band nrembers, who . vacationed the way from Jarsey to Southern California, back to New York Friday first rem Har rehearsal.

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The grand old man of the ican theater, Daniel Fr recently celebrated his irthday, has been coaxed radio ‘appearance by Ted stein for his6 o'clock broad: WFBM tonight. Though he hasn't been ing theatrical years, Mr. in Actors’ movement:

* Goad Music ~ BY .JAMES THRASHER Philadelphia Orchestra, of Leo St okowskl, very far Wh did vite & [visitor to wield baton, Was pretty sure to be i guished artist. Arturo Was one, With th ~mandy, ently will be in It was cided some time ago that Kowski would amd Mr. Ormandy eept the guest conductor. Is to be—Paul Whi

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Mr. Whiteman has been seen and

“heard on the . podium during some |

of the Robin Hood Dell summer concerts, but when he raises his | baton above the famous orchestra | Nov. 27. it will be his first time as | director in the regular subscription season, > The rotund veteran dance-band leader is no stranger. to concert halls nor symphonic procedure, for he had served with West Coast symphony orchestras before he de< serted his viola for Lady Jazz. A tentative program of novelties already has been annoynced.” It includes the premiere performance of William Grant Still's “Eben “The Station Caller.” - whose advanée description is “a musical recitation and song,” by Richard Rodgers. and Ferde Grofe's “Tabloid Suite.” which Philadelphia audiences heard with enthusi-asm-under Mr. Whiteman's direction this summer. A

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one of the Marie

as well as Grand Duchess

cript for her performance on the new

to make its’ bow at 9 a. m. to-

Her Imperial Highness will share top billing

the premiere.

TUESDAY EVENING PROGRAMS

{The Indianapolis Times. is not responsible for changes afier press time

caused by station

nouncements INDIANAPOLIS WFBM 113 (CBS Net.)

WIRE 1460 (NBC Net.)

INDIANAPOL 1s

inaccuracies in program ane

CHICAGO WGN 720 (Mutual Net.)

CINCINN AT1 WLW 00 (NBC-Mutual)

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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LI'L ABNER WAL-EF HAINT MISS SANDRA MUST APO!.OGIZ FO’ GOIN’ T'SLEEP

WHILE VISIT NIG

HOOPLE MUST Be

HEARD THE DOGS YAPPING UP THE

STREET FOR THE FIRST

TIME IN TWO WEEKS,

THE HOUSE A COVEY : OF BILL COLLECTORS WERE ROOSTING ON HIS | FRONT

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BUT-YO HAIN’ Do IT MISS

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SAN SINCE ‘WE WAS CHILLUN TGETHER SAH VE LOVED

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NY ROM ELSE - ‘SPECIALLY GETTING HIM YOu ” TEC

. Wis e Crackers .... Melodies C . Melodies . Singing Lady ...Urpnan Annie

Band 11 Thomas

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Wise Crackers - ... Ensemble .++ String Trio Ensemble

...% Unannounced Voice of EXP. Lum, Abner ++» Crus saders . Reisman’ s Or, Reisman's Or. . Ed Igar Guest Edgar Guest

... Bob Elson «+... Rubinoff 1 .«+ Nelson's Or.

Tom, Dick, Harry

Bernie's Or, Quin Ryan 2's OTs sarees Football . McGollett Football ..McGollets Football

2S OF. coevvivas Hen derspnts or. Henderson's Or.

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.. Amos 'n’ Andy . Queen's Minstrel. ....Men Only ..Men Only

Field's Or.' Sanders’ Or. Sanders’ Or.

Lewis’ Or. Lewgs’' Or. i's Or, Heidt's Or.

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IRE 1100 Win Net.)

IND! AN APOLIS

CINCINNATI CHICAGO WLW 00 WGN 730 (NBC-Mutual) (Mutual Net.)

*Golden Hour ..++ Golden Hour

Cheerio Cheerio

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«++ New Golden Hour - Ar hur Chandler .. Whisties -.Robinsons ... Timely Tunes ..Calendar .. Good Morning

Hall Trio . Aristocrats --Peppet Young .Jean Macy ..

Good Morning /e Four Calendar’ . Constitution

Happy Loos thears ...

Jack- Loretta . Honeyboy Crime Light Madcaps

dymns : ee... Sweet Home «.s». A. Chandler ee on Girl Voice of EXp. «..0. Children

Girl Alone seesssss. Painted Dreams > Turner-Small .Serenade - ,e¢ ee Xid Sister

Medal &.. oe Jos ‘White Medal . 3 Naturals Farm-Home .Farm- Home

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‘Three Broadcasts

Annbunced by CBS!

combinations favorite | slated by CBSifor the week-end | On this date a football |

twin-star an old

Two new and the return of! and s of Oct. program will feat sen as interviewer mise by Yd Vincent d Gibbons, series.

popularity

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Kay Kysers Lopez, start a

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tor, ore “asSsisted by FIG} new wuto-sponsored Joe Penner, whose drooped rather badi Vv a his sen network success, 1s to be another Season—without his duck. we understand—on Sunday afternoon. Oct. 4. He'll be heard from Hollywood, with Jimmy Grier’'s ‘band. § WIRE had a daylight called Magazine of the spring and early summer; has =a® similarly titled show - Thursday evenings, and now a third Magazine of the Air, “pub- | lished” hv CBS, debuts on WFBM at 9 a. tomorrow. Maybe they | don’t, .cppyright radio program | titles.

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2 = Robison, - “evangelist of and apostle of suave and melody, will have a new

n Willar rhythm" soothing

NBC program schedules for fo- | morrow announce a Festival Con- | cert from Budapest, with Eugene |

on: the Blue netwark-=*only that | and nothing more.”

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‘Jacques Jolas has been chosen. Popular request, to close the 5 series of Wednesday afternoon recitals at 2 P. Mm. tomorrow 'F He the

| Ormandy conducting, at 1:15 p. m. |

and commenta- |

program |

WGN |

Best Short Waves

TUESDAY

SCHENECTADY —4:35 np. m.—Short Wave Mail Bag. W2XAF, 53 meg. sp ADRID. 8 Dp. Beh sis] panish Lesson. EAQ. 8.87 , LONDON— 6:25 p. m.—* Worl Affairs. V. Hodson. | GSP. 15.31 meg. ab, 11.75 meg.;' GSC, 9.58 BER! IN—6:45 pn. m.—“Sp anish Music in the time of Sharia Vv." DJD, 11.77 meg. BERLIN--7:30 bp. Face of German Cities. meg. LONDON D. —“Stepping It Ou ith Maurice Vinmck and his GSF, 15.14 meg., GSC,

New 11.77

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Or chest ra. 9.58 meg. MONTREAL—-3:30 np. m —Lullaby Lagoon. CJRO. Winni peg. 6.15 meg. CJRX, Wi i 11.72 meg. TOKYO er ersnas

11 pm Program.” IH, Nazaki, 14.6 m.

star for his Nocturne series, broad-

| cast tonight and each Tuesday at 9

| p. m. She is Ruby Elzy, who sang the role of Serena in Gershwin’s { opera, “Porgy and Bess,” last season. Educated in a Tennessee mission { school, the young Negro soprano won la scholarship at Ohio State University. and®later graduated from the { Juillard School of Music in New | York, n

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Capt. Frank Hawks, noted aviator, will do some stunt flights for a watch manufacturer, then discuss

{the thrills in a series of broadcasts.

| begirining today.

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THATS A DIFFERENT

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AM, WELL!

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WELL, SAKES ALIVE!

WHAT ARE YOU DOIN’ TO THAT J DEMONSTRATION MEAT 2 OF SOMETHING I LEARNED IN SAWALLA

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BUT MR GRANVILLE . SEVENTY" SIX YEARS OF AGE ? WHY MS PREFOSTEROUD!

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