The Washington times., 1929-07-09
LOCAL PROGRAMS
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B.C.).
7:1s-Federation Morning Devotions
(N.B.C.).
7:30-Cheerio (N.B.C.).
7:5o-Parnassus string Trio IN.
B.c).
s:OO--Mflt Coleman. songs (N.B.c.)
s1s- Harry Markurs Orchestra IN,
B.c.),
s:45-N.B.C. studio program.
10:00--Panassus String Trio IN B.C.).
1O:1s-Radio Household Institute IN.
1o:8o-N,B.c. studio program.
1O:45-NB.C. studio program.
IL :00--TweIve O'Clock Trio IN. .Bc0.
11:4S-Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra
(N.B.C!D.
I2:4s-Organ recital
1:30-National Farm and Home
Hour-''Ths Garden and
Flower Calendar" aud '"rhe
Weather Bureau and You" IN.
B.CJ.
2:15-continuation organ recital.
2:so-Mel1ew Melodies (N.B.C.).
3:00-Play by Play account of the
Washington Detroit baseball
game. broadcast from Wash
ington Daily News studios.
4:30---JoIly Bill and Jane tS.B.C.).
5:00-B.ack and Gold Room Orehes-
ira (N.B.cD.
5:55-Motion Picture Guide. SO
s:0o-"Roads OF the Sky"--W. 1rv-
ing Glover, Assistant Post
master General in Charge of
Air Mail lN.B.c1.
6:30--Bulova correct time.
6:31-Baseball scores.
6:35-Recital by Sylvia Altman, pI-
anist; Julian Altman. violinist.
and Robert Aaron, Gel ist
7:O0-Lansburgh and Brother En-
semble.
7:3o-Prophylactic program tNB.C).
S:00-Clicquot Club Eskimos IN.
s:sO-Harbor Lights tNB.C1
10:00-Nea politan Nights (N.B.C.).
l0:30-Slumber music.
11:90-Weather forecast.
11:01-Hotel Manger Orchestra IN.
WashlnEtOn-13lO-2e
7:s0-The Musical Clock.
S:00-Birthdays: A Thought for the
s:os-Musical Clock. continued.
S:o0-The Variety Hour.
10:00-HousehoId Chat By Peggy
Clarke.
1o:SS-Ths shopper Guide.
Bertha Parker.
11:1O-The Shoppers Guide contd.
P. NJ.
s:OO-Play-by play account of wash
ington and Detroit baseball
game broadcast from the
studio of The Washington
Times.
5:45-The Town Crier
s:00-The Public Service Man.
6:O3-Andy Claus
6:10-Dinner music and whats on
the Air Tonight"
7:00-Dean William c. Ruediger, Of
University.
talks ON Course in Parent
Teacher Work"
7:11-Amos m ANDY.
7:so-News flashes from The wash
inKtOn Herald
63O-47S
A. NJ.
1o:Oo--"Radio Home e-Makers." Ida
Bailey Allen &c. 81.
10 030--Columbia ensemble &c Bsl.
1:00-Agricultural program tC.B.S.)
11:30-The Meridians. Midday Music
p NJ
1:4s-Health talk (C.B 81.
2:0Q--L'Apres Midi (c.h.S)
3:e0-washington- Detroit game II
played. otherwis" scheduled
s:oO-Unifed States Navy Band.
Lieut. Charles Benter leader
(CBS.).
4;O0-The Rhythm Kings &C. B.s).
5,00-United symphony Orchestra,
Howard Barlow, leader &C. B.S.)
5:30-Panatrope Hour of Music.
6:0O--COrrect time
S:00-News flashes
6:15-"What You Can Sell to the
Tourist talk on the posi-
biities of roadside marketing,
by DR.. s. H DeVaulL. Univer-
sity of Maryland.
S:3o-Popular Piano syncopator.
6.4b-IOWd and Hyar popular en-
tertainers.
7:00-sergei Kotlarsky and MathiIde
Harding. in joint recital (Vio-
lin and piano). (C.B.S.).
7;30-Flying Stories Aviation News
s;OO-oId Gold Paul whiteman Hour
cBs,), from Universal City,
s;OO--Fada salon Hour (new pro-
gramD (C.B.S.@. featuring large
orchestra under direction of
David Mendoza.
s:s0--Story in Song &C. s..
10;O0-Pipe Dreams Poetic Reveries
1o:so-The Dream Boat. slumber
Music &C BS),
11:0O--Jardin Lido Orchestra
WJSv-Mt. Vernon Hills, va.-146O-2OS
6:30-Classified hour.
7:3O--Request program.
S:00-Novel Presentation.
s:15-Dolly Mack, blue singer.
S:30--National Patriotic Council.
S;457-Studio presentation.
9:00--Hon. Edward I. Franks, vice
chairman OF the Federal
Vocational Board.
9:20-Old Hickory.
s:30--Columbus Trio.
1O;s0-Dance program.