Evening star., 1936-07-03
ROOSEVELT ON AIR
At ESQ AND 9:35
President Also Br0adCastS
Tomorrow at 10 Am. at
Monticello.


today, the first time at 2:30
4 pm. when he speaks at the
dedication of the Shenandoah Ma
tional Park at Great Meadows, Va,
which will be carried by WMAL and
again at 9:35 pm. when WJSV will
broadcast his talk.
The President will speak from
Monticello tomorrow morning as part
of the Fourth of July observance.
WJSv. WMAL and VOL will carry
tomorrow's program starting at 10 Am.
Secretary of the Interior Ickes and
Gov. Peery of Virginia also will speak
THOMAS ALVA EDISON'S widow,
Mrs. Edward Everett Hughes,
will attend and speak during the
broadcast of The Boy Edison" over
the Columbia network from las to
2 pm. This will be the first broad
cast in which she has participated.
Postponed from June 26, because
Of the Democratic Convention in Phil
adelphia, this will be the final one
of a series Of programs presented
under the auspices of the Thomas
Alva Edison Foundation in cooper
alton with the Columbia Broadcast
ing System to perpetuate the memory
of the inventor. Scholarships are
given yearly to 100 deserving boys
throughout the country for contin-
uance of studies in scientific and
industrial fields.
The boy Edison" series has de-
picted early events in the life of
Edison, pointing to the establishment
OF his career as an inventor. A new
series is being planned for the Fall
JULIA SANDERSON and Frank
Crumit will present humorous
skit based on their Interpretation Of
the popular song. Night on the
Water" as high light of their pro-
gram with Hal Kemp's Orchestra
and the Seven G's on the Columbia
network Sunday at $50 pm. Their
"vest pocket" version of The Arcad-
ians," previously announced for this
program, will be postponed to later
date.
Frank and Julia also will be heard
In a duet offering Of Camp, Camp,
Camping on Your Doorstep" Miss
sandersons solo will be The Girl in
the Garden" and Crumit will sing
the popular Summer novelty, Beside
the Sea-"
Kemp's orchestra and the Seven G's
will feature Let's Sing Again" and
"Stardust" Halls musical lads. in
addition to Kentucky Medley,
will also offer Mickey Blooms rous-
ing new number, Pursuing the Blues"
Bloom is the hottest of hot" trump
eters in Kemp's band Coin to
Dance My Way to Heaven" will con-
clude the program.
MARION TALLEY, operate soprano
N now in Hollywood, where she
Is being presented in a weekly broad
cast over the N. B. c. red network
will be heard at new time, 10
pm, beginning tonight. Heretofore,
Miss Talley has broadcast over the
same network a half-hour later on
Fridays
For her first program at the new
time, Miss Talley will feature the
Kreisler composition, Stare in My
Eyes" from the motion picture, The
King Steps Out" Accompanied by
Josef Koestner's Orchestra, she will
also sing Bonnie Sweet Lassie" and
Strauss "Tales from the Vienna
Woods.
Miss Talley recently resumed her
professional career after a temporary
retirement following her sensational
Metropolitan Opera career several
years ago.
THE 4O-piece Oriental Band of
Chicagos Medinah Temple will
be presented as guests on the Con-
tented program. Monday at 9 pm.
Coadng weird music from odd-looking
Turkish and Arabian instruments,
these players will play "Rameses" and
receive in turn salute from Morgan
L. Eastman's Contented Orchestra in
the number, MOBILES of the Mystic
Shrine" The guest appearance Of the
Medinah Band on this program is in
honor of the A. A. o. N. M. S., which
will hold its annual conclave in Seattle,
July 13 to l6.