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The Washington times., 1928-06-27
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HOLLYWOOD, June with
Mrs. Cheyney" in the discard,
the combination Of John Barry
more as star and Ernst Lubitsch
as director will carry on with 4
story titled Conquest" as their
vehicle.
1T IS an original by Inbitsch.
who, besides being such an excel
lent pictorial story-teller, Is en-
dowed with the ability to write
them on paper as we'll as on
celluIoid. 1T IS announced that
John Considine. supervisor Of
Barrymore pictures for United
Artists, will do his utmost to as
sist in ma king Conquest 3
bigger and better" photo-drama
than Tempest, the current
Barrymore release.
What with the news Of Mae
MHrray's year-old motherhood.
and the sad death Of George
.Seigmann, Hollywood Is torn be.
tween congratulations and con.
colences. The story that Macs
small princeIing M'Divani has
attained the age of 16 months
without making his bow to Macs
public has the town hnmming
like an eight-cylinder motor.
Since the dear dead DAYS Of
Hearts OF the World" George
Seigmann was known as one Of
the very finest "heavies on the
screen, His most recent pictures
are 'Uncle Toms Cabin and
Hotel Imperial. His death
was caused by pernicious anemia.
His age is given as 70
These stunt men don't always
come through their daredevil.
tries free from harm. Every
now and then something goes
wrong. For instance, john Mon
tito was retained to fly In in
airplane directly at q speeding
motor car. Just at the crucial
moment the car was supposed TO
swerve out Of the way, according
fo Montfio. But it didn 't-ands
the unscheduled crash came off.
John sued Samuel Goldwyn. Inc,
IOrs Il SfduuI UhS Ao'S $50
they say Mary has saved the
curls which fell on the cutting
room floor when she had her
locks bobbed. So all those VINO
would like a curl viii kindly form
a line to the left. And don't
crowd. please.
Judge Lindsey must be putting
I'M some long hours at his type
writer, for, in addition TO The
Revolt of Modern Youth Hiz-
zoner has completed another
movie yarn titled "The New
Love" The judges initial ven
ture in screenlaud comes with
'.Companionate Marriage" which
Ii to be shown in Detroit next
month, according to present plans.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
|AHENFEA TUREIS
ISaONN0NSCREEN

Earl Colleen Mcoresin HAP
pinegs Ahead. AT Ii.40, ISL, 4.
5.43. T:52, and 4 q b. M.
COLUMBIA Emil JanTiings In
.'The Street OF sin. AT l0:45
a. m, 1915. 2.I5. 4:IO, 5:5S. 7:55
and ass 3. M.
FOX Victor AIacI.a glen IN
'.fIangnan's House AIT 1880. 2:46.
AS. 3 and 1910 b. m.
MFTROPOLlTANHe Helen Eos.
ter In THE Road To Ruin. At
1ls40. 100, 3:05. AS. $50, S.I5.
and 9:55 b m.
EtIAI.TO--Isaura I.aPlante I'M
Thanks for the Buggy Ride. Az
1870 a... M, .1;35. $40. b:35. 7:40g
and 9:4O ii. nj.
FAI.lA(i Wallace reery and
Raymond Hatton iii Partners I'M.
Crime. AT 1915, 1:50. $50. $50 {
TAO. and $40 b. HI.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
GIRL FLIER'S
ARRIVAL In
NEWS REEL

The first motion pictures OF the
arrival in Europe OF the Ameri-
can girl, Amelia Earhart, first
woman to fly over the Atlantic
Ocean, are being shown at
the Rialto and Loew's Palace and
Columbia Theaters by M-G-M News
and International Newsreel. A
thrilling race to get the pictures
was won by M-G-M News and IN
ternational Newsreel.
Negatives, as we'll as prints, of
the epochal subject arrived from
Europe on the lie de France.
Speed boats, seaplanes and tugs
met the steamship at quarantine
where the pictures were taken
off. M.GM News and Interna-
tional Newsreel had engaged a
Gar Wood runabout speed boat
which made a remarkable trip
from quarantine to the foot OF
Twelfth Street in the North River
with the motion and still pic
lures. Dodging the heavy traf-
fic in the bay and river the speed
boat covered the distance of nine
miles in the remarkable time of
IL Minutes. The pictures were
rushed by motorcycle from the
Twelfth Street dock to the Hearst
laboratories on West Nineteenth
Street. New York, and within an
hour prints had been delivered to
Broadway theaters. Other prints
were sent by airplanes through
out the country.
The pictures show the landing
of Miss Earhart, her pilot, viii.
mer Stultz, and her mechanic,
Lou Gordon, at BURY Port,
Wales; their reception at South
ampton. where the lady mayor,
Mrs. l.. M. Welsh, congratulated
the dauntless girl flier, and the
remarkable demonstration &C.
corded the intrepid Americans in
London
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

Not since the nationwide hookup Of movie stars by the
radio has tie teater boxoffice been given such Waop
the Democratic dongs at Houston provided last night
Claude g. Bowers editorial writer for the New York World
was the Wireless headner who held regular theatergoers
glued to the loud speakers and microphones
II is easy H imagine Tex Rckard sitting in the pro-
ceedngs bordering much the would have been
with each the air assessed 20 cents On that
base this the enterprise of youthful
Lanier Place Snowman possibly future Marcus Loew.
Democratic Convention by Radio, Five Cents read the
SIGN outside of his garage He seemed be doing thriving
IIcinn s Il
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
WELCOME NEWS TO FOLKS
AFFLICTED WITH PILES

that no, matter how long or how
severely one has suffered they can
forget nasty salves, suppositories
or ugly operations and be relieved
in a simple, scientific, harmless
fashion.
when began taking Colac Pile
Pills / was in bed suffering severe
form or bleeding piles. but in days
was UP. and in two weeks entirely
cured. In eight months l have had no
return of the trouble, declared Wm.s
Day, Troy, N Y. one Of the thousands
who suffer no more Even delicate i'm
yaIids troubled with piles, sit walk and
sleep comfortably without pain in
few hours in many instances and report
complefe relief in few days Doctors
endorse this harmless, affective internal
way Glorious lasting relief so positive
and sure that several druggists here
have sent for q supply and are featur-
ing them now. Certainly with such
simple treatment available now, no one
young or old should suffer another day.
Just q couple pills each meal--few days
If your druggist hasn't Colac Pile Pills,
send 75c to Vasco Products, Inc. Brent
wood Nd. with name and address for
full size bottle, 40 tablets, plain wrap
per. return mail with full directions.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
Interference Heads
Coming Programs

Fairbanks In The Three Nus
keteers.'
GLEN ECHO PARK This big
amusement resort Is preparing for
big weekend crowds and record
turn out Tor Independence Day,
July 1. Thrill hunters will find
satisfaction In the aeroplane
swing which offers all the excite
ment Of an air trip without the
hazards. The old mill, midway,
whip, and caterpillar are among
other welI.patronized anausemenfs
In the dance hall nightly, except
grinding out jazz rhythm and
dancers There II plenty 81 park.
ing space around Glen Echo.
Those who come by trolley are
assured Of d pleasant ride. The
automobile roads are in fine
shape Admission IS free.
CHESAPEAIlE BEACH Free
water slides give added thrills to
bathing in the bay at ,Chesape ke
Beach, only an hours ride from
the city. Springing boards and
floats also are at the service Of
bathers. The entire bathing area
fl Enclosed BY q fine net that ex-
Guides foreign objects. The bot.
tom is sandy and has a gradual
slope that makes bathing per-
fectIy safe for those who cannot
swim. Large umbrellas along the
shore line afford shade for those
who care to- Toll on the warm sand.
Raymond kidneys Milo Ram
blers furnish music every after.
noon and evening for dancing on
the over-th water pavilion. Arnuse.
rnent FairyIand boasts five big
rides and countless other novelties.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
Scenery Shows SIums

Settings and technical work
were regarded with the highest
Importance in the production Of
"The street of SIN starring Emil
Jannings, and which is now play
ing its second week at Loews
Columbia. The background Of
the London sTums was executed
at the Paramount Studio by Hans
Drier. noted artist. The technl-
cal fidelity of the picture IS
largely credited to Bertram johns,
a friend OF Thomas Burke, VINO
wrote the famous Limehouse
stories. Johns knows every inch
of Limehouse.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

washington win have first
peep at the latest underworld
picture. 1T is Diamend Hand
cuffs" starring Eleanor Board.
man and featuring among others
Conrad Nagel and Lawrence
Gray. The feature is the first
by Miss Boardman since her
memorable work in gThe Crowd. =
1t comes to the Columbia Satur-
day.
Some natives OF the Old Do
minion took unkindly to the girl
representing Miss Alexandra"
who was paraded in the beaI-v
lineup of the Prince of Pilsen"
at Polls on Monday night. Carry
ing the colors of the ancient
city across the Potomac was a
representative m w h a t be-
dragged and with nose hued in
a color indicating why dry planlSs
are desired in both party plat
forms. The disopproval was such
that the management has ar.
ranged to have this delegate OF
OF Virginia conform TO the State 3
pride in its beautiful women.
Emil Jannings. nov decorating
the Columbia screen in The
Street of Sin," will have Ruth
Chatterton for his leading woman
in his next feature picture. Singu-
larry enough it was ct the Column.
bia Theater and in e stock COM
pany that Miss Ghatterton began
the stage career that took her
to the top. Lately she has suf-
fered from the need of a suitable
play and has turned to Hollywood
where she seems 10 have reg
istered pleasingly enough for the
camera 10 be given this very i'm.
portant job. Ralph Forbes, her
English husband, from whom she
has separated. has already made
his mark in pictures. He scored
with Norma Shearer in "rhe
Actress" among other things. and
is now rated among the foremost
of screen leading mer.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

This guide has been carefully prepared by
Resort and Hotel expert whose knowledge can be
relied upon to assure you the best in summer va
cation accommodations.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
You Can Relieve Piles Now
Without SaIves or
Operation.
a SIMPLE INTERNAL
REMEDY ENDS IT ALL

A famous chemist asked himself
one day: "Why can't / coat pill
with a substance impervious to
gastric juices so it will pass
through the stomach into the
bowels and then dissolve into a
healing, soothing liquid to reach
the innermost cause, allay the
pain and help nature Danish piles
and hemorrhoids in a lasting, COM
plete and permanent way?
His researches brought their re-
ward. Thousands of tests prove
The Washington times., 1928-06-27
Prima Donna Role

Lillian CHASER, prima donna with
the DeWolf Hopper Opera. Com
pany at Polls. who has blossomed
forth to heights never claimed for
her by the press agent, will ap.
pear in the delightful role of
Edith Adams in the famous
Pixley and Luders musical com.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

..weno SAYS De W0M Hopper.
mournfully, its one of the
breaks Of this show business that
the first time ] have some after
moons free OF rahearsals Bucky
Harris must take his ball team
to Boston"
Rox Rommell plays his final
piano solo in Washington at the
o'clock Rialto show tonight.
Rox sails for Berlin on Satur-
day. He knows the town having
studied music, acquired taste
for Pilsener and learned to speak
the Rhine language there as
student. His first task in the
new assignment as major-domo OF
Universal's German theaters will
be to cue orchestrations to fea.
ture pictures. a la American style.
There appears to be universal
agreement among the Metr0poli-
tan critics that George Bernard
Shaw makes a first class actor
for the camera Movfetoned, g.
3. S. says, Really ladies and
gentlemen, am delighted to talk
TO YOU. People who only know
me through my books or seeing
my plays sometimes get a most
unkind impression of me. See,
I am not always stern. / can
smile Suiting the action to the
word the be-whiskered literatenr
then permits a broad smile to
filter through his snow white
flowing beard. There is much
more and all is said to be good.
In fact, Mr.. Shaw is generally
accorded the distinction Of being
the best subject yet Movietoned
Also there Is better than rtmor
G.. B. s. was not lured SO much
by the Fox Company's check as
by the fact that the motion pic.
ture publicity will help the sale
OF his latest book, credited BY
critics with being mot SO hot.
And on the subject OF Movie.
tone, it is announced officially
that the campaign speeches OF
Secretary of Commerce Hoover
and Governor Smith, lpresunablyl
viii be caught BY the talIxies in
full. High lights viii be utilized
for the news reels but the COM
plete remarks will be available
for such tlleaters or halls as have
the facilities and desire to use
them.
The Washington times., 1928-06-27

Britain would prefer its Amer
lean drama unaduiterated for
home consumption Now that Eng
land ii convinced thai most Amer
leans are quite normal and do
not disguise the mother tongue
beyond the point Of travesty, the
theatergoers Of London want to
see New York plays ii the origi-
nal.
So says B. A. Mayer London
producer, who has Just sailed back
home. american plays must not
be Anglicized in any detail on the
London stage. he said. When
they are brought over intact they
are sure OF success. broadway
ii one example and The Trial of
Mary Dugan another. have
seen everything fiji New York and
there are productions here that
could be spoiled easily for London,
al. for instance, 'Burlesqne. The
Bachelor Father, Diamond Lily;
ali Of these should visit :Is Just az
they are. They are sure Of sue
cess
Broadway's unsnorn pI oducer Of
hits. Jed Harris. declared war en-
the cut.rates yesterday ny assert
ing he would not place his plays,
.sCoquette and The Royal Fam
ily.' on sale in their cellars.
The policy win hold for future
productions as well. Harris stated,
adding when any Of his attrac-
lions become sensitive to seasonal
sIumps in the theater, he will
adjust his box office prices,
rather than place tickets for
these attractions on sale away
from the theater at reduced
prices"
Two companies OF Whispering
Friends" will go on the road next
season. william Harrigan head
ing the Philadelphia troupe and
Spencer Tracy the Chicago outfit
ssThe Baby Cyclone" and The
Merry Malones' will tour the
south and far West.
Harry Delwar has taken an OF
flee at ISL West Forty-sixth St
and begun casting for his second
edition Of ''Delmar's Revels. due
IN the fall. Thelma Temple and
Jola Moreno, chorus girls In the
first edition Of the revue, Will pc
given speciality roles IN the new
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
ACCOUNT Of FIGHT
ON RADIO TONIGHT
McNamee to Give Running
Description-CarIin Be.
tween Rounds.

Through a nationwide hold-up of
broadcasting stations, the raoio auoi,
euce of the country will have ethereal
ringside seats tonight at the Tunney-
Heerey fistic classic of 1928.
wRC will be a link in this extensive
station chain when the microphones
are cut In on the bedlam In the YAM
kee Stadium in New York. Although
the championship bout Is not Sched-
uled to get underway before 8:4S
o'clock. Washington time. WRC and Its
associated stations are to begin their
broadcasting from the ringside arena
at 5 o'clock The prelude will consist
chiefly of a description of scenes in
the big stadium and running account
OF the preliminary bouts.
Blow-by BLOW Account.
Graham McNamee. dean of radio
sports announcerS, will with the assist
ance of Phillips Carlin, serve as the
all-saeing eyes of the vast radio audi
ence for the battle. McNamee Will give
the blow-by-blow description and Car
lin will summarize between rounds.
Although the championship scrap
will overshadow all other radio attrac-
tions, number of outstanding musical
features are billed to precede and fol-
low the contest. The United States
Navy Band under the baton of Lieut..
Charles Benter will open the evening
broadcast at o'clock with an hours
concert. The River Choisters and the
Hoover Sentinels also will be heard
prior to the fight.
WRC had scheduled its usual period
of siumber music and the Jardin Lioo
Orchestra to follow the Yankee Stadium
broadcast, but the latter was can
celed, and its program will end at II
o'clock instead of midnight.
Business Talk.
While Tunney and Heeney are
clashing Louis Rothschild, director of
Washington's Better Business Bureau,
will be at WNfAL's microphone. An
interesting scientific talk on Horned
BOOSTERS" also is on this stations pro-
gram.
The United States Army Band will
provide the principal musical attrac-
ton. It's concert will be broadcast
from the Capitol Plaza from 1880 to
$3.50 o'clock.
WRHF's leading attraction this after-
noon is a play by play account of the
second dual contest between the st.
Louis and Washington base ball teams.
A similar description of this also will
be carried by WRC from The Stars
studio with Thornton Fischer an
uouncing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
Local Radio Entertainment
Thursday, July 26,, 1928 ;.

NAA-Washington Navy Yard (434.5
Meters-690 Kilocycles).
3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
9:55 pm.-Arlington time signals.
1905 pm.-Weather Bureau reports.
WRHF-American Broadcastinr Co.
1924 Me.ers-930 Kilocycles).
Sis pm.-Grillbortzer musical.
5:45 p.m.-The Town Crier.
6 to Z p.m.-Dinner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Household talk by Gladys
Young.
1925 a.m.-Health talk.
1890 a.m.-Advertisers period.
II a.n.-Beauty talk by Bertha
Parker.
1905 a.m.-Lost and found.
11:10 a.r1.-Household economy.
WMAI4-Washing.on Radio Forum
GALS Meters-l,240 Kilocyc.es).
s:55 p.m.-Thirty Club. conducted by
A. Cloyd Gill.
7:15 p.m.-"Horned Rosters" by
Science Service.
7:30 pm.-Army Band concert, broad
cast from Capitol Plaza.
$3.50 p.m.-Correct time.
1871 pm" Harmony Hic" Parker,
entertainer.
Gas pm.-"Facts VS.. Fakes" by Louis
Rothschild, director of Washingtons
Better Business Bureau.
1855 p.m.-Phil Hayden and Les Col
win, entertainers.
els p.m.-Merchants' hour of music.
1915 to 1890 p.m.--News flashes.
ypr-p.d;o rorror.f,c,, ~ A,n.r;c.
(46S.5 Mesers-S40 Kilocycles).
2:3o p.m.-Play-by-play account Of
the Westinghouse. Louis double-head-
er, broadcast by Thornton Fisher from
The Evening Star studio.
5:55 p.m.-Motion picture guide.
$3.50 p.m.-Base ball scores, courtesy
of the Associated Press and The
Evening Star.
pm.-Concert by the United States
Navy Band.
p.m.-The River Choristers.
1880 p.m.-Hoover Sentinels.
p.m.-Tunney-Heeney boxing con-
test
10 p.m.-Correct time.
10 pm.-Slumber music.
| II pm.-Weather forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 a.rn.-Tower health exercises.
7:l5 a.m.-Parnassus Trio.
7:30 to 7:50 arn.-Cheerio.
| GAS a.m.-ParnassuS Trio.
| l0:15 am.-Radio Household Insti-
| tute.
1890 a.m.-Studio program.
10:45 a.m.-Studio program.
II a.m.-Organ recital
l1:45 a.m.-Palais dor Orchestra
12:45 p.m.-Studio program.
p.ni.-LotuS Orchestra.
2 p.m.-Parnassus Trio.
2:15 p.m.-Studio program.
2:30 p.m.-Una-Son Boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
ROB BANK AND ESCAPE.

LAMONT, Okla, July % R.-Two
men who robbed the First State Bank
OF Lamont Tuesday kidnapping the
cashier, Harry Matthias, last night APP
parently had made good their escape,
with loot estimated at from 81 ZOO to
1880. Matthias was released unframed
soon after the robbery after a 12-mile
ride into the country with his captors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
BOND ELECTION WINS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PURCELLVILLE, Va, July 26.-An
election to determine whether Purcell
willie should issue an additional $50, 900
in bonds for installing a gravity water
system was held TUESDAY.
One hundred and four votes were
cast-97 in favor of the bond issue.
A $4,000 bond issue had been au-
thorized, which would make possible
the installation of filtration plant with
pumps. It is estimated that gravity
system can be installed for an addi-
tional $4,000.
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RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT


6:00-U. S. Navy Band; Concert
program-WJZ, WRC, WBz.
7:00-Retold Tales; Further Ad-
ventures Of JEFF and Andy
WIZ, KDKA, KYW, WJR,
WIKI, WHAM.
7:00-River Choristers; cool Sc
lections-WEAF, WIFI, WGY,
WGR, WCAE, VITO, WRC,
WEEP.
8:00-Tunney Heeney Heavy
weight Championship Fight
WEAF, WEEP. VITO, WAR,
WTAG, WCAE, WWJ, WCSH,
WIFI, WRC, WGY, WGR,
WTAM, WSAI.
S:30-Maxwell Program; DIVERSE
fed - WIZ, WBZ, VIDAL,
WEAM, KDKA, WLW, WJR,
KYW, WHAS, WSM, WSB,
WHIT.
9:30-Flit Soldiers; music and
comedy--WJZ, KYW, WJR,
WLW, KDKA, WHAM, WBAL,
WEI, WIT, WSB, WHAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26

Asi.S-wEAF New yerk-eie
eoo-Mid-week hymn sins.
7:a0-Hoover sentineiS.
s:oo-Tunney-H eeney hsht.
to;0o-Dance music.
454.3-wJZ New York-66o
s:oS-Unitsd States Navy Band.
7:O0-Retold tales.
7:30-Orchestra,
s:00-Orchestras that diner.
e:0o-Michelin Men.
.e:30-Elit Soldiers.
2s2.6-WPG Atlantic City-1.1O0
S:4S- Organ; dance music.
6:4S--Castillians organ;
s:i?-Noyelty trolley ride
9:00-Dance q hours.
.s5.5-WBAL Baitimore-l.O50
4:o0-~salon music
s:ssS-plnn ERIN music SIC m n;arn
s asssEMiasfi e Tf9snen.
9:30-Flit Soldiers.
5os.:-wEEI Boston-59O
s:sS-SoWard Comfort.
5so-Hoover sentinels
S:00-Tunney-Heeney f1ght
4Gl.3--WNAC Bcston-6B0
5:oo-Juveniie Smilers; dance.
630-Interview; piano.
7:00-Op'ry house tonight
Establishments program.
,S:oo-Theater program
l0:15-Dance music
302.S-WGR Buffalo--90O
5:3O-Orchestra.
6:30-Science news.
s:os-Tunney- Heeney fight.
10:00-Orchestra
s4s.i-wMAK BuHalo--sse
5:30-Orchestra; theater overture.
6:30-Dorothy; studio program
S:eo-Tsnor; movie CLUB;
l0:45-Organ recital
535.4A-Wr IC Hartford-560
500 -scngs; Pet League.
5s;SsoS-!Cnoristers :.n Victory Eys. hour.
1o:00-Dance music.
i::.s-woE Ncwark-,lo
s:oo-study period; ensemble.
6:3o-Dance music.
'7:00--Recital.
s:SS-ssmSser psHf Lizzie symphony.
10:0S-Dance music.
3Oy.l-WADC New York-91O
6:o4-Andy Wright hour.
s Sabine, snS music Mcs. q WS Sas:, piano
3iS.6-MGBS New iOrk-SGO
3:30-Studio musical
5:00-Jester; talk.
310.2-WMCA New York-S10
7:00--Harmony Twins.
7:30-Trio; chat.
s:oo-Pete Wendlins; songs.
10 00-Dauce; Merrymakers.
S.G-WNYC New fork--51O
S:4S-Piano; .viclin.
6:35-Air COLLEGE; contralto
B:00-Band concert.
ssiO..-WtAt' Pi,'iahe.Dhia--i.i50
5:30-Orchestras Bakers.
7:00-Bfne Anchor hour
7:S0-Presentatton; Neapolitans.
S:S0-Harmony Four; piano.
9:30-Dance orchessraS.
4O3..-wFl-Wi.iT Phiiadeiphia-s4O
7:00-River Choristers.
7:30-Hoovel Sentinels
6:00-Tunney-Hecney night
i0:00--Dance music.
iS3.6-WJAR Pr0vidcnce-62O
6:30-Coward Comfort.
7:0S-Orchestra.
8:00-Tunney-Heeney fight.
.sO..-WHAM Rochester, .O,O
$50 Studio.
7:0o-Retold tales; music.
s:3o-Maywsll program.
9:30-Flit Soldiers.
10:0S-Da nee.