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. President Roosevelt's address tonight at Madison ‘Square Garden, New York City, will be aired locally at 8:30 o'clock WIRE and WFBM. >

at St. . Louis—WLW, WIRE. of WFBM-—at 9: 30 o'clock. Col. Frank Knox, ai Chicago, will be heard on WFBM at 7 o'clock. At 8:45 p. m., G: O. P.- Chairman John Hamilton is to speak from Boston over WGN. The National Jeffersonian Demoe crats will have two speakers on the

speak from Albany, N. Y., over the NBC-Blue chain at 8:30 o'clock, and Richard Clevelands son of ‘the late’ Grover’ Cleveland, is. to speak over the same network at 8 o'clock. "2 =» ".

The Socialist Party is to have hive. speakers on the NBC-Blue network. tomorrow. - Norman - Thomas ‘will speak at 4:45 p. m. from Madison. Square. Garden, and two. other speakers are to Share 15 minutes starting at 2:15 p. Roscoe Conklin MOS, Chie cago,’ will speak at 2:30 p. m. to=

under sponsorship of the Republics an National Committee. The speech of Raymond - ‘8, Springer, Indiana . Republican gui bernatorial : candidate, - will broadeast from Evansville at.7:45 o'clock tonight by several of he

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. four months of broadcasting. from the Texas Frontier Celebration with his program at 8:15 o'clock tomorrow night over WLW. A féa« tured number will be the “Wile verture played . in fox-frot time, - $k BY. 8 8 Np Joe Rines’ Dre§s Rehearsal; a new: program starting’ on the NBC-Biue network (WLW) gt 10:30 a. m. to=

tainment ‘to Sunday, listeners.

between comedy acts Pinky Lee, the man who lisps, and Miss Mabel Alberson, “The Countess, of Klepe tomania.” XW ® =n =» x

will emanate from the hayloft at 10 o'clock tonight when the Nae tional Barn Dance is aired by WEW and WIRE. “The Boogie Man 5 8 “Masquerade” and “The ." 4 O’Lantern Man” will be some y of the numbers played o celeb Al] Saints’ Day.

WGN at 1 o'clock forforre

fessional football game between the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers. Bob" Elson is to bis at the microphdne. : 8 =n = ; “Jules Verne's ‘geographical classie, “Around the World in Eighty Days,” is the drama to be presented by the Wonder Show, (WGN). at 8. p. m, tomorrow. The. Wonder Show is to leave. the air after the Sunday, ov, 15, Pertonmance. Ae ” Miss Andras Girl is to be nesrd

on the airwaves when Phil Spitalny

and ‘his all-girl orchestra make their WIRE debut at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. The orchestra will play numbers composed by women, ‘foam

-| turing women soloists.

The Hour of Charm is to be pres sented each Monday over WIRE. 8 ” ” . Sportscaster Ed Thorgerson will interview a noted football coach, on the CBS (WFBM) Football Revue at 7:30 o'clock tonight. The musical part of the revue - il be Kay Kyser, who will present his glee club in a m of songs Jopular on every e campus; . yk Jerry MA Sh yearoid. fore mer slave who lost his master in the Civil War, promised that the Con= federate flag always would fly over Durham, .N. C.. He still keeps his promise. He will tell his story. to=

Gino Palmisano, who, without hands, mastered Chopin and Paderewski on an especially constructed piano. Fy

gathered his attractive se : from the first book of preludes. His you will excuse thé Enge lish vr gt include “Delphio Dancers,” “Veils” (or “Sails,” how. ever you choose to.translate), Hills of Anacapri,” “What the Wind Saw,” “The Girl With Flaxen Hair” and “Minstrels.” Schmitz, at last reports, sure whether the concluding ber would be “The Interrupted Seres nade” or the popular and _oftSuestsd “Engulfed ." Both of these, too, are from the ; collection. |

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