The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-03
MUSICAL AND VARIETY

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the Jewellers will assist DIR.
Frank Black and the Magic Key
Orchestra in the musical portion
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"The Stars and Stripes Forever"
Irwin 8. Cobb, humOrist, author
and racOnteur, win tell stories:
mentator, will describe the Inter
national Boy Scouts Jamboree
which has brought moro than
$1,000 Scouts from all over
Washington, d. C. .WMAL
s:OO-JANE FRoMAN, soprano, sup
Of ceremonies. Freddie iiEhtner,
comedian. will be guest during
the initial broadcast. Others in.
Cluded on this program as the
Twisters and D'Artega's Orches.
ira. This new show is taking
over the spot vacated by Jack
Benny and Mary Livingston, who
are mentioning .WRC
6:SO-sUMMER STARS - Harry Won
Zell, master Of ceremonies, pre-.
Budd as O'G guests s'Of aRs EWilr s aGd
bring to the micrOphOne Vivian
della Chtesa, soprano. Others in
t Guided ON the program include
Band and Ken ChriStie's Swing
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6:3O-WERNER JANSsEN,S ORCHES.
EFRA-XVnPnAR NnyfI1 hn ata T.,
his own series starting tomOr.
row. He headlines a paraphrase
of George NJ. COhan's numbers,
as a sort of a birthday celebra-
ton for the actor, producer, play.
right and songwriter. Loretta
Lee, guest soIoist-in this first
prOgram-will sing "Tiger Rag"
and Moonlight on the Ganges."
7:OO-DON AMECHE, Zasu Pitts viii
be featured in a drama called
cop % Me Thumb" when she
is guest on the program tOmOr-
row evening. HOagy Carmichael,
popular song writer, has also been
added to the lineup. Others in
the cast include Dorothy LamOur,
Edgar Bergen and Charlie Nc
Carthy, W. G. Fields and the or
chestra directed by Robert Arm.
The new home cii:' Of W. 6. Fields MGG
in the exclusive Bel-Air district
west Of Hollywood, boasts one of
the finest views in Southern Cali
fOrnia. The comedian IL now
complaining that it's making him
healthy and wise because to see
the sunrises he has to get up
with the first rooster and go to
bed after shutdown SO he can get
up to see the sunrise.
7:SO-CANTOR PROGRAM In COM
memOratiOn of the birthday of
one of Americas most beloved
composers, Stephen Foster, whose
birthday is also the anniversary
of the adoption of the Declare
ton of Independence, jacques
Renard, maestro Of this program,
will dedicate q cavalcade of FOs-
ter ballads to the memory Of the
composer.
Comedy will be dispensed by Ed.
die Stanley and "SaymOre Say
MOORE" assisted by Pinky Tom
lin, song writer, and Jimmy Wal
liDgtOn, the NJ. c.. VOcals by
Ella Logan and Igor CORN.
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S:OO-RIPPLING RHYTHM REVUE
Del Casino, tenor, will be heard
as a guest artist and for an in
definite period thereafter. He
fs %SSfsG sost an Of t tho pr t%r%HF
Bob Hope. comedian and mas.
ter of ceremonies, Honeychile,
and shep Fields Orchestra, com.
pleI0 INC cast Snep FIeIuS
looked forward to a coat of tan
when he began his club engage
ment at Atlantic Beach, l.. i.
But between the inside work at
at the seaside and the Ripping
Rhythm rehearsals and broad
casts-the maestro Is still just
looking forward ...... .WMAL
9:OO-SUNDAY NIGHT PARTY-Ian
Keith, dramatic actor, will con-
tribute q patriotic touch to the
Fourth of July program of
JJames Melton. He will do a
scene from "ValIey FORGE
playing the role Of George Wash
ingtOn. Continuing the holiday
mood, all the cast will partici-
pate In q medley of George NJ.
Conan songs. The cast, besides
Melton and Keith. include
Donald Dickson, baritone; Jane
PiCkens, soprano; Tome Howard
and George Shelton, comedians;
New Workers Chorus. and Robert
Emmett Dolan's Orchestra. WRC
0:0O-KAY KYSER'S SUR p r is 4
PARTY-Atlantic City, Amer