The Washington times., 1929-11-05
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You may romp around the
radio dials all you want tonight,
put you VIII have to travel pretty
3ar before your quest for some
thing new and different is re-
warded, 50 resolve to content
yourself with what the local
A stations have to offer. It may
ibe the same old story, but for
the most part, the stories will
have o definite note Of interest.
- II you have the same respect
Tor Jack London as this colum-
hist confesses, there is a worth
while moment in store at c. B. s.
stations at $50 o'clock, when
his LADY Luck" viii be pre-
sented.
In the broadcast Of this throb-
bing drama, that has for q SET
!. ting q bleak and almost deserted
Sportion of the Alaskan coast and
for its characters fugitive from
hjustice and o watchman Of q
salmon cannery, you are sure TO
. &nd touching tale.
Popular Duo Back
There is also the interesting
announcement that Frank Crunl-
NIT and Julia SanderSon, stars
of numerous Broadway musical
a comedies, win return tonight as
guest-artists Of the Blackstone
A hour over WMAL at 8 o'clock,
They will offer popular nunlnerS
in their distinctive way, with the
usual duets.
Whatever happens short Of the
Burning Of the old homestead
don't miss the Eveready broad
cast at 8 o'clock over N.B.C. sta
tions. The inimitable Chick Sales,
yes, the specialist we hear so much
about, will imperSonate a railroad
crossing watchman, and here, my
e lads, is watchman such as you
will never meet again.
y French and American airs will
mark the advance celebration OF
! aArmistice Day by Paul Whiteman
and his orchestra during the
weekly Old Gold hour at Q
o'clock over WMAL. Among the
patriotic airs will be "StarS and
Stripes Forever" "Over There"
"Madelon," "On the Boulevard" I"
"Ca C'est Paree" and group Of
wartime tunes. John BoleS,
~ tenor, viii be the featured guest
artist. Mildred Bailey, Bing
Crosby and Jack Fulton will
again sing individual numbers.
A group Of stage luminaries
Twill be presented as R-K-O artists
at 1890 o'clock over the National
, Broadcasting Company system.
There will be Leo Reisman and
his orchestra; Helen Ford. popu-
lar musical comedy star, assisted
by Herman Hupfeld; John Steele,
noted tenor; the Watson Sisters;
Hetty King, male impersonator,
and Steward Baird, baritone.
Aviation Talk
How a national traffic light sys-
TEN for highroads of the air was
Winstalled and operated will be told
by Col. Paul A. Henderson, in his
Atalk entitled Lighting the Sky
roads for AirplaneS" over WRC
= end the NB.C. system at o'clock.
Colonel Henderson was Second AS
SiStant Postmaster General during
: President Harding'S adminiStra-
ton and Is now the vice president
of TranScontinental Air Transport
Incorporation.
Speciality programs that are
bound to keep your interest high
eNwill be presented during the Clio
quot Club Eskimos frolic and the
HProphylactic Hour over the local
VN.BC. station. These are the pro-
grams one automatically classifieS
with the peppiest of them all.
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois will conduct
, the Parent Teacher program over
VOL at 6:03 o'clock. Mary Gear
Iardt Hagen, contralto, will be the
featured vocalist of the evening.
A dance program at 10 o'clock will
round out the evening presenta-
ton.
y The mid-afternoon musical at
WJSV is one of the best programs
NthiS station offers. The s. S. Silver
State orchestra will be heard at
) $3.50 o'clock. Percy Silverman,
tenor, and DR.. Thomas L. Miller,
a Teader, share honors as featured
&rtiSts. The Columbia Trio will
conclude the evening broadcast
at 1890 o'clock.