The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-12

JRES ON AIR
81. Scheduled for appearances in
the Casino are Jack Benny, Rudy
Vallee, Ted Flo RitO, Phil Har-
Fis, Lanny Ross and Art Jarrett.
Outstanding sporting events, Tea
turing A. A. U. stars from the
United States and Pan American
countries, win Be held In the Cot.
ton Bowl Stadium on the fair
grounds. Many Of the sporting
events are expected to be broad
cast over WOL.Mutual. Complete
details announced later ....WOL
10 :OO-INTERNATIONA BROADCAST
FROM JAPAN--A special short
wave program from BrOadcasting
Corporation Of Japan, hOnOring
the nn,I members ,r Of the japanese I Eco;
States, will be heard In this cOun-
try tonight ............. WMAL
MUSICAL & VARIETY
1;O0-MAGIC KEY OF RCA-HeIen
hayes will enact the ''prOpsaI
scene" from her famous legiti.
Ah1S0 bsHBU NoAhCAo WACtOEAS
Regina"-the first time any part
Of the play has been performed
ON the air since the opening Of
its New York run Other stars to
be heard during the hour are
tone; MarEret Brill, American
harplst; SOuthernaires, and Bunny
Berigan and his orchestra, with
Black viii lead the NBC sym.
phOny Orchestra in three selec-
tons and Milton Cross and Ben
Grauer will act Is joint masters
a:OO-T ~ sessmSH'e" OF MEIo WMAa
new series which features Or
chestral music especially designed
for summer moods Of diversion
and relaxatiOn-lIght classical
works and arrangements Of pop
ulaF tunes. The orchestra Il con-
Quoted by Walter Logan. .WRC
6;OO-JACk BENNY-welcOmes Andy
DeVine-after o months absence
on the movie lots. Every mem.
Der of Jacks cast, Mary Living
stone, Kenny Baker, Don Wilson,
Phil Harris and the Jester him.
self IL engaged in screen work
s:sO-ozziE NELSON'S ORCHESTRA
A 4IS!S, BOB ,h RIP P;IS wealthy
MINI, VIII tell Bob Of re-
markabIe incident that saved him
from death. Music will be fur.
nished BY OsEie's orchestra, vO-
Ssis by O11is and Shirley
s.sO-Fi FLEE REGiTXI - .Amef:
lean Lullaby" by Gladys Rich,
will be among the songs to be
heard. Helen Marshall will be
the SolOfst. With Sigurd Nilsson,
bassO, as cOsOlOist and the ArcO
Piano Quintet, the following pro-
gram will be heard under the
direction Of Frank st. Leger {.
loft to-. Philadelphia in the
Morning., Nymphs and Fauns"
e. and others ........ .WRC
7:OO-DON AMECHE and Joan Blondell
Of the films, and the sOng-writing
team Of ROdger and LOrenE Hart
are guest stars tomorrow. Miss
BlOndell will DO heard with DON
in dramatic sketch and with
w. @. Fields and Charlie McCar.
thy in O comedy "spOt." The reRu.
lar cast consists of w. G. Fields.
DON Ameche, Edgar Bergen and
Charlie" Mccarthy, Werner Jams
sen, musical director, and Dorothy
LamOur. Rodgers and Hart have
written two tunes especially for
this broadcast. "a Little Of You
On Toast" and "Please Make Me
Be Good. and they will Introduce
7:sO-CANrSR i' sERTEs.xil request
group Of musical selections, made
popular on Eddie's programs dur.
ing the past season, will be fea-
tured by little Bobby BFeen, who
will follow his famous comedian
mentor on an annual summer va.
cation. Maestro Jacques Renard
and his symphonic 'rhythmeers''
will provide another Walt Disney
request, "Three Blind Mice"
Jimmy Wellington the m. c., will
introduce the comedy Of Eddie
STANLEY HGavnnnPA-
telephone comedian ..... .WJSV
S:OO-RIPPL1NG RHYTHM REVUE
Bob Hope, HOnechile. Frank Par.
ker and shep Fields Orchestra will
Join in 9 comic dramatization Of
Will Bite You II You Don't
Watch Out" Mr.. Parker's solos
will be Summer Night" and at
Looks Like Rain in Cherry Bios.
son. Lane" SheD Fields and his
Go.ROund Broke Down." "a Pretty
Girl is Like . Melody" and
s:Oo-R KAY KYsER's suRPRisE VA" PAR:
TY-Kay and his mOtorcade Of
Rsr srps s1q Part tonr h hs
in Washington, d. c., tomorrow
flower Hotel, to broadcast an
other Of their sparkling hSlf-hoUF
over VOL and the Mutual net
work. Virginia Sims, Harry Bah
bit. sully Mason, Merwyn BOgue,
and Lyman Gandee will be spot.
lighted as feature sOloists, each
giving out in his individual style.
Kay" was recently credited by
Walter Winchell, noted New York
columnist a. holding second place
among radio orchestra leaders in
popularity Of the novel manner
in which he makes musical an.
nOuncement of the numbers that
will be sung or played by mem
beRs of his company VOL
TALKS
S:OO-FORUM HOUR-SenatOr Robert
F. Wagner. Of New York. will
speak on HOUSING" He will be
helm. chairman Of the recently
organized Citizens Housing COun.
ell Of New York. who will tell
how business and industry may
best cooperate with. Senator
Theodore Crank presiaing. VOL
9:3O-WALTER WNCHELL-will In
trOduce Rochelle Hudson, screen
actree0, aB . guest on his Sunday
night program. She Will be his
turn to Hollywood from Radio
City few weeks ago .WMAL
SPORTS
s:OO-(a. n.y. INTERNATIO NAL
BROADCAST FROM NUER.
BURG.RING, GERMANY-AUTO
RACE-Annual automobile race
at NuerburG- Ring in the EifeI
Mountain district Of Germany
will be described In a special
ahOFt.wave broadcast. Many Of
the brilliant racing drivers in
Europe. will compete in the
Rhineland classic. The 9O.miIe
course, ono Of the most difficult
-has 40 turns and 700 meters
variation in elevation. .WMAL
$500 IN. m.) SUNDAY EVENING
CONCERT HOUR - Concluding
the current 30.week series, pre-.
sentinE the Detroit Symphony Or
chestPa and chorus and guest
anlnlafa fhA final nPnErnm will