The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-17


list and his singing compensation
will be heard tonight In the first
Of q new series of spiritual revival
meetings direct from the Church
OF God here '"Ob
MUSICAL g. VARIETY
6:OO-Tic Toe Revue-FeaturinE youth
full talent, makes its debut to-
night. The new show presents
Barry Mckinley, baritone; Jean
Tune Twisters, and Hughie Bar.
ret and his orchestra. .WMAL
7:OO-Georgie burns and Oracle Allen.
George IL still hauinE~a frantic
time keeping up with Oracle
Ted hfI Dick Foran, hero Of
cowboy films. Ronald Drake and
Ray Mobiles Orchestra. Oracle
will step out of character long
enough to sing ~ot Isnc Ing the the
band will feature tunes in vogue
in London during the coronation
festivities .................W RC
S:OO-"RadiO Theater-With Mrs. Sarah
DeIanO Roosevelt, the Presidents
mother, will be heard in an In
teryiew with Cecil b. DeMille be-
tween acts of the program star.
ring Bette Davis and John Beal
In an adaptation Of another
Ls%suaE e. Rose 4 FramEtG w StSEy
7;OO-Horaee Heidi and his Brigadiers
will present popular tunes In
humorous novelty treatment. Lys-
beth Hughes. harplst will be n
featured artist ........... .WJSV
s;OO-COntented Program. HeaIenl Of
the South Seas and his string
ensemble, guest artists, which
features vivian Della Chiesa. So
pranO; the Quartet. the Lullaby
Lady and an orchestra under the
direction of Frank Black. During
visited musicaIiy. The program
starts with a tribute to American
ave Saw the Sea-" Some Of the
numbers to be heard are Wear.
ing OF the Green" Ozark Eyes,
"SonR Of India. ............ WRC
9:OO-Richard Himbers Champions.
Edward G. Robinson, motion pic
ture actor. will be heard in q
dramatic sketch. which will be
. scene from Rope" play by
Patrick Hamilton. Stuart Allen.
tenor. will be heard as usual on
this program ...,........ WMAL
TALKS
2:OO-Ernest G. Draper. Assistant Sec
rotary Of Commerce, is scheduled
to address convention in the
auditorium of the Department Of
Commerce Building today. George
New England Mutual Insurance
Company and chairman Of Life
Insurance Week, will also be
heard on this program. VOL
2:3O-Let's Talk It Over-PrIncess Can.
taCuzene interviewed by Anne
Hard ..................' WMAL
9:3O-Sehator Clyde l.. Herring Of Iowa
will speak on What should Be
Done for the Farmer. .WRC
Of Commerce Daniel c.
Roper will officially open For
eiGn Trade Week with talk en-
titled "RelatinG Our Domestic
Economy to Foreign Trade"
WJSV
1O:15-Dr. Charles u. Drayton. president
Children's Hospital The Crusade
DANCE Music
1O:0O-Isham Jones, Orchestra. WJSV
1O:SO-Rubv Newman's Orchestra .WRC
Eddie VarEOs' Orchestra. .WMAL
II :OO-McWilliam's Glen Echo Orches-
11:O5-CharIes Dornberger's Orchestra
1l:SO-Ted F1orito's Orchestra. .wJsv
Henry Kings Orchestra. VOL
12:00-Maxim loves Orchestra. .WJSV
12:3O-JOe Sanders Orchestra VOL
SPORTS
2:15-TOny Wakemans Sports pages.
VOL
5:35-PauI Douglas. sports ....WJSV
6:15-Arch Macdonald ........ .WJSV
1O:OO-B0xing Bouts ........... VOL
IL :0O-BiIl COyle :. WRC
TUESDAY RADIO FEATURES
EARL GOODWIN. Times RaGfO News,
heard daily, except Sunday, $3.50,
9:45 a. m. ............ WMAL
~ :30-NatiOnal Farm and Home Hour
with Secretary Of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace. WMAL
1:0O-WOrld Goodwill Program pro-
gram presents as their speakers
Willard f. Owens. Executive See.
rotary National Education AssO-
citation; James l.. Fieser, Assist
ant Secretary General American
Red Cross: Selma BerCha rtlt,
American Teachers Federation.
and DIR. j. w. Crabtree. Acting
Secretary General. World Fed