The Washington times., 1930-09-27
RADIO
PROGRAMS
LOCAL STATIONS


12;45-National Farm and Home
Hour--Americsn Farm Bureau
Federation.
1:sO--MeIody Three.
2:00--The Marionettes.
s:oo--NB.c Program COWBOY Patt
and Lois Dexter).
s:15--w Wilma Miller. soprano.
s:s0--MelIow Melodies.
4:00--Revfsw of the National Anna
teur Golf Championship by
O. T. Keeler
4:15-I.ady Next Door.
4:45-The Tea Timers.
5.OO--rhe Jameses.
5ls--BlacH and Gold Room orches-
s;4O-Kseplnr up with The Times.
5:4S-Uncle Abe and David.
S:0O--Amos N Andy.
S;15-Concert quintet under the di-
rection of Daniel Breeskin,
courtesy of the Washington
Gas Light Company.
e:45-Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra.
s:s9-Time.
7:Oo--Major Bowes and His Capitol
Theater Family.
S:00-Address by George hussen'
Irish poet. painter ana ssrI- @
cultural economist. Introduc-
tory remarks by Hon. Nicho-
las Murray Butler. president
of Columbia University.
s:SO--General Electric hour:
9:0O-Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
lO:00--Troubadour of the Moon.
l0:1S-New Yorker Orchestra.
I:00--weather forecast.
:O1-Dance orchestra.
iugtOn--S30-4sS
1:OO--Army BOs, on football game.
3:O0-Na tIonaI Amateur Golf Tour.
4:O0-Glen Islanders; dance music
I:45-"Farm Science Snapshots,"
prepared by the U. S. Depart
ment OF Agriculture.
4:55-Studio program. -,
off and his orchestra; dance;
s:1s-"Ted HusinEs Sportslants:.
Lawrence Robertson. golf
writer \. Y. Telegram; Sum
mary the PGA Golf Tourna-
ment at Fresh Meadow"
5:45-Radi0 Topics. discussed by
James e. Chinn.
6:00-Time.
s:oO-The Crockett Mountaineers-
HILL Billy music.
S:15--Newa Flashes.
6:30--Donald Brown. concert pianist.
6:45-"A year Of Service to WASH
ingt0n"-Anpual report of
Charles W. Darr, president OF
Washington Chamber Of Com
merce.
7:O0-Time
T:O0-ROmance of American Industry.
7:l5-Kann Hour.
7:45-Wallace SiIversmiths.
S:00-Tinie.
S:0O-Hank simmons Show Boat
"The Village Postmaster" by
Alice r. Ives.
9:00-ChicagO Variety Program:
s:3O-Jesse Crawford-Poet of the
organ.
1o:0o-Mt. Royal Orchestra from Mon
treal-Dance.
10:30-Royal Csnadians-Dance music.
II .NO-Ri1tnOFa OrchPatFa-DaNc0 nnu-
so-Nocturne-Ann Leaf at the or
12:00-Time.
WashingtOD--I3IO-22S
13:SO-Ted stamford's Venus Or
chestra.
1:09-SiHning off.
3:30-Sports hour
4:30-Katharine Dunning, pianist.
4:45-Sports Hour continued.
S:O0-An evening in Rome, by r. X.
Hollenberger.
5:SO-One Time Opportunities.
6:00-Walter T. Holt, mandolin and
guitar program.
6:20-Musical interlude.
S:SO-JOseph Phillips Cavaliers.
7:O0--Musical InterIude.
7:05-Rose SOkol. soprano.
7:20--Late News Flashes from The
Washington Herald.
7:30-SigninG off.
vernon htHe, NS.-l40D~SVO
12:05-Virginia Home Players.
1:00-Sign off.
2:00-Afternoon Musicale.
S:00-Ryder Violin Ensemble.
3:30--Mother Goose Party.
4:00-On With the Dance.
Subsistence and History.
6:15-Down the Highway.
6:0O-Salon music.
6:15-Service hour.
S:30--United Press flashes.
6:40--C1assified hour.
7:00-MetropOlitan Police Bulletin.
7:1s-StudiO program.
7:$0-Franc time signal
7:31-Percy Silverberg and Jimmy
Walters.
S:O0-Jncle jerry.
S:l5-Nat Metzger, baritone.
S;30-InternatiOnal Sunday school
lesson.
S:00-The Tar Heel Four.
S:$0-Leslie Ryder. vioIinist.
9;45-Else Varle Lange and Greta
Ludwig.
1O:OO-Tar Heel Four.
10:3O--Georgia Blue Yodler.
11:00-Sign-