The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-30
RADIO FEATURES on AIR TO-DAY

EARL GODWIN-TIMEs RADIO NEWS
lis HEARD DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY from $3.50 to 0;45 q. m
IWMAL-Saturday Mr.. Goodwin
will be heard at 9;15 a. NJ
over the same station (WMAL).
HUGH CONOvER, popular WJsV an
nOuncer, starts tomorrow on q
combined vacation and belated
honeymoon; When 'HuEh vas
aEer, for time off for q honey.
moon. Said Jess: "YOu can
have the same length OF time l
had when i got married" The
time was eight hours That's
radio for you!
COOLIES MIsERABLEs-"Jav IT,
the second episode Of 0rsCn
great classic, will be heard this
evening. Martin Gabel, star of
the legitimate stage, win play
Javert. Fantine will be played
by Alice Frost, one Of radios
foremost actresses, while Welles
will be heard as Vatican alias
Madeleine In addition to enact
ing the role of narrator. VOL
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
5:OO-GYPsY MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
cOrdiOnist. who has been heard
over WJSy all summer, is going
for q well-earned vacation. His
last program over this station ID
this afternoon, when he features
two guitars, a Russian folk song,
20 va Ya," Spanish folk song
and several popular songs. In.
cidentally, we hope he IL cured
Of some of his wanderlust. since
he was married last Sunday to
the former Kay Harmans OF
Dlueuelu' va. ......''.......'.. WOSN
7:3O-HAL KEMP's ORCHESTRA -
by Irving Berlin as the highIight
of the program tonight, featur.
ing Alice Faye, as vocalist, WJSV
S:OO-HOLLYWUOD HOTEL Bobby
Breen, Marion Claire, and Basil
RathbOne, make their debut on
the program tonight. They will
enact dramatic scenes nan and mus, mus,
picture, make n WISH" Others
on the program include Jerry
Cooper, singing star, with Frances
L.angfOrd, Anne JamisOn; Igor
CORN, and Raymond PaIge'a
Orchestra .............''.W JSV
S'OO-ToMMY DORsEY's oRCHEs
presenting his famous swing
music-adds a bit of novelty,
in the way audience participa-
ton shows: Taking its cue from
the eyer-fascinatinE game Of
coming more popular every day,
the new feature will be called
ASK Yourself Another" Each
week group Of five persons
specially invited to lay them
selves open to inward analysis
will amuse the radio audiences
by having their eccentricities
and inward souls laid bare by
a string Of 10 questions. Per.
haps you can get a better idea
of this new feature by tuning In
on .................... .WMAL
9:OO-THE BENSONAIRES-A cOIored
male quartet. The boys. accom-
panied by guitar. sing their
own arrangements Of everything
from spirituals to original com
positions Of their leader. Willie
Clement. Typical of the latter
class is Zulu from BambOola. !"
which concerns the pulchritude
and general desirabiIity Of q
bOoIa which. according to
Willie. is a town in -
Africa ......,...........W JSV
1O:45-STARDUsT sERENADE-A new
program Of popular music Of the
nightly from 1O:45 to 1880 p.
m. NOte-The time will change
M, Immediately following q new
period Of last minute
news '.''''.''''.'' ''''''' "1sE
SPORTS
5:1S-PREVIEW OF YACHT RACES
sherman HOyt. one Of this cOun
try'a outstanding yachting au
thOrities and John Scott Hughes
who enjoys q similar distinction
In England, will be heard with
Ted Husing discussing he Amer
ica's Cup racing series.
HOyt. who is closely connected ia
Harold s. Vanderbilt, owner OF
"Ranger"-Oae of the racing
yachts and HuGhes-the personal
representative Of T. O. NJ. Sop
with, owner Of s"EndeaVOur H.
will be with Huslng during the
brOadcastS Of the actual races.
WJSV
S:4S-TOMORROW's RACES. .WOL
7:l5-PREVIEW OF YACHT RACES