Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1936 — Page 49

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Hendrik William Van Loon, noted ee author, historian apd geographer, is TT pT to inaugurate a new series of talks RADIO THIS EVENING at 6:45 o'clock tonight over the L/I\L | kL ho NBC-Red network. He also is to be (The Indianapolis Times 1s not responsible fer inscouracies ia program ane Hoard ai the same hour on Tuesday ncuncements dafised by station changes sfier press time.) CHICAGO Author of the widely read “The DNS. Tine re SEW ee CHICAGO | Story of Mankind,” university lec (Mutual Teo Wer and war correspondent, Mr, ere rm Mee an Loon proposes to discuss toEdward VII, Edyard VII Toy Band foretae | day’s news in its historical connosdy Margery Graham - | tation, and hopes to make his talks Bess : es SEUBEN AUN | st moiety both educational and diverting. _ Sr = a A EA alodies \ Bite Oe Sm, RMN. BSSTeer JAA ap MARY? -~ MARY Bids Rest Sports Powel Thomas ef file | Also from the movies are Ann p dL o- A J : — dt - othern and Gene Raymond, coAY —~ come SHOULDN'T stave ANSWER ME / r a mall Andy "Chuck Wagon “Smartest ond? “MARY ) A LET HER PLAY AROUND THE TIDE ‘S HELP, SoMESEDY # veye Vice ars Hot Sies rn do on I FELL OFF THE THE Dow? IN AND F's | | -WHERE, DID SHE : Gib ..- SRE Sitios Sam Sports Y ed No, MARY? MARY. AWFUL DEEP FALL INT J rer oie as Cirele, whe will be fest on Kopteln nets’ or. Jack Peart _, Denth Yalley y Lons Ranger Wisk will carry at 9 o'clock tors i : mrs rr The movie team will be heard Hdlinted; Hotel | Top, Tugs . Wighy's, On - fetes Or from Hollywood singing a group Freddie - Twin Stare Men Only orve’s OF. . of popular romantic songs. From Barthelemy) W cng Hpunie-Sports New York, accompanied by Shep Philadelphia Sym. Radio Court First Nighter Kayelin’s Or. Fields | and is Ripiing Blyth noo, » 0” W oY orchestra, nay Ven ues Ausernstisnal Vivianiells Chelss Denny's Of, "hind Gamers singer, is to introduce “Gee, But BON ah LE orn I'm Happy,” a new song by May Mortimer Gooch fo Basen Paul Sullivan ley OF. Singhi Breen and Peter De Rose. abis’s Or.

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