The Washington times., 1930-03-25
LOCAL STATIONS
WRC-WashInFton-s5O-s1e q


is;ts-Astsr Orchestra.
A'tb-National Farm and Home
X Hour; speakers, W. r. Beattie,
T. M. Davia and J. c. Nc
Dowell.
i:so-Mayfiower Orchestra.
5:So-The Melody Three.
s:o0--Band of a Thousand Melodies
s'sO-vMusic Supervisors National
a:3Q-Auction Bridge Game.
s:se-Ths Lady Next Door.
s:4o-yocationsig Guidance by the
E:SS--KeepinE up with the times.
s:Oo-Black and Gold Room orcheS-
ira.
e:3e-ATnsrican Home Banquet
I;0g--Amos m Andy.
I'lb~-,A Message to the World War
Veterans" by Mrs. Edith Nourss
Rogers, COnGresswomAn from
Massachusetts,. Soloist. Louise
-. Deuterman Allison, soprano.
I:So--CoTrect Time.
I;5l-Organ Recital by Lew white.
s:oo-Songs Of the Season.
s:so-The Florsheim Frolic.
9:o0-Eveready Hour.
a. g:S0--Happy Wonder Bakers.
ie:sO-Radio-Kelth K orphsum Hour.
1l:I-WeAther Forecast.
1:S2-Club Chantecler Orchestra.
WMAf--WashlngtOn-4SO-47S .
p. M.
aS:Se-YoeAg's Orchestra.
l:oo--Nstional Theatsr Players civic
Testimonial Luncheon by the
Advertising Club of Washing
ton at the National Press Club
Auditorium. Features will be
Introductory remarks by the
president Of the club. Ernest
g. Johnston. followed by ad-
dress by wilton J. Lambert,
local attorney. and the pre-
sentation Of the individual
i;so-savoy Plaza Orchestra.
2;0O-The A1tecs.
2s0-American schoo of the Air
Dramatization of the life Of
Thomas Jefferson.
S:00-Columbia Ensemble.
s:50-For Your Information.
A'oo-U. s. Army Band concert. Will
liam J. Stannard. leader.
b:0O-Rhythm Kings Dande orcheS-
e5o-Brunswick Panatrops Hour.
e;00-Correct Time.
e:00-News Flashes.
S:1S-'Making the House Home, "
"A talk interior furnishin gs
and decorations. by Miss Helen
Shelby, Clothing Specialist OF
the University of Maryland Ex-
tension Service.
g:50-Popular Piano Syncopator.
s;95-Adtiress on Civic Matters und er
auspices OF the Washing ton
Board of Trade.
7:oo-Hawaiian Melody Boys
1:1S-Jack Harris, of Philadelphia
in popular songs.
7:30-Mary Templin. mezzo -contralto,
Jack Irving. baritone, and
Elsie Cranmer pianist, in joint
recital
SOO--Correct time
N:00-Bfackstone program.
9:SO-Romany Patteran.
s:O0-old Gold-Paul Whiteman Hour.
i0:eO-Graybar's "Mr. and Mrs"
io:30-CoIumbia symphony Orchestra.
f1:so-Ted Weems' Orchestra from
Chicago.
l1:30-Bert Lown's Orchestra.
ashingtOn-1S1O-224
p. N.
1:3O-To be announced.
2:OO-Communtty Chest-nuts; Fred
East, baritone.
3:30-Happiness Girls.
S:Oo-Nell Lewis Stafford. original
s:sO-EtheI X. Brown. popular
4:oo-surprise Party.
4is6-Mt. Alto Request Program.
S:Oo-Wilhur F. Swanson. concert
E:3o=-Hazel Brown and her uke in
Bits Of Past Hits"
S:46-Ths Town Crier.
s:O3-D. C. Congress Parents and
..,LPs,.1 Psschss,; sns Keur.y F.,
S:4O-Gertrude Lyons. musical pro-
7:oo-6inner music
T:3O-George Corley'S Orchestra.
WJsV-Mt. Vernon Hills. Va.-14sO-2OO
p. NJ.
i2:1S-Daily market report
i2:20-Farm chat by David Martin
1:OO-Musical sign-of.
3;O0-The afternoon musicale.
I:S0-Studio presentation.
E:00-Fairfax Chamber CT Commerce
6.SO-Classified Hour.
6.50-Your English.
7:Oo-Musical Interlude.
7.IS-Metropolitan Police Flashes.
7:s0-Franc Time Signal.
T.3I-MontRomery Players
s:00-Representative u. 3. Guyer OF
Kansas. w.
a.lO-Emma Shoemaker and Ina
Webb.
a.OO-The Fireside Hour.
e.25-Percv Silverberg and Art Stone.
1O:O5-EIxin's Washingtonians.
il:O5-Sign off.