The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-15

Vanderhoof, whose hobby l. col.
lecting old restaurant mends, fea-
lures D ave Elman,s Hobby
Lobby" program tonight. The
oldest menu In Mrs. VanderhOOf's
collection, which was started by
her mother, is from the North
Western Hotel In Liverpool. dated
10 sSs Mr., AicS s-t On me Pd p5Ss bo
collects Old-fashiOned buttons;
Irwin Davidson, lawyer, who
has collected 10000 examples OF
Jewish wit and humor; LauEance
JOhansen, whose hobby II raising
moths and butterflys, and Arthur
Lucas, salesman, has accumu-
lated 1900 swapping turtles In
Two years ........,.....,.,W VOL
MUSICAL ANI VARIETY
7:OO--JOHNNY WITH RUSS NOR.
CAMS ORCH t r A-Jack
Cooper, who, while q convict In
Texas In 1888, invented busting
machine that saved the States
entire cotton crop that year will
be the hero Of Martins Thrill Of
the Week" Following the drama
tiEatiOn-COOper will be presented
at the micrOphOne. Russ Morgan
and his orchestra, Frances Adair
and Glenn Cross, the CieFsdOFf
Sisters, the Swing Fourteen and the
Rhythm ROgues will supply the
music .....,.........,,. WRC
7:3O-AL JOLSON-wilI enact the col.
Orful role Of the Mexican bandit,
PanehO villa, taken from the play
viva villa" which Wallace Berry
made famous In q moving picture,
during his Cafe TrocaderO" pro-
gram. He will also sting several
songs and act as m. 9. In addi.
ton to AIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tina Raye and Parkyakarkus will
be on hand and victor Young and
his orchestra will provide the
music '''''...'..,''..... WJSV
S:OO-BEN BERNIE AND ALL THE
LADS-Ben will have as guest
tonight-StOOpnagle and Budd
radios comedy team .WMAL
s:OO-wATCH THE FUN GO BY-ChI-
cagO IL the city tonight to en-.
terrain Al PeaFce and his Gang
when the m. c. presents this pro-
gram. Others to be heard include
Arlene Harris, the "human chat.
water, Carl HOff'S Orchestra and
Al himself. 1t Is said AL owned
the first ukelele in the United
states, Of course. this maybe Q
mistake, about owning the first
one, but IL he wants to take the
blame for 1t let him. A bOyhOOd
friend. Charlie Lewis, returned
from g vacation trip to Honolulu
ukelele made of sugar pine, 1t
had no strings, but Al finally
strung 1t and AIS mother, who
Is an expert guitariSt. suggested
turning the instrument like the
first four strings Of her guitar. His
mother taught him to play the
luke" which helped Al to many
entertaining Jobs.
s:SO-JACK OAKIE's COLLEGE
president" Oakie will present
Joe Joe. PsnneE IN q return appear;
to the pupils. In gratitude for
yoe's return. Judy Garland, sing.
ing stars. Shaw and Lee "vOcal
siamese twins" and the Orches-
George StOll as well as the
President" himself will contri-
butte their talents to the hour
OrOaocast '.'.............WJ SV
TALKS
MEM ORAL INsTI.
TUTE. Speakers-Admiral Cary
q. GraysOn. chairman board Of
directors, GOrgas Memorial Insti-
tute; Mrs. Henry L. DOherty;
DIR. Bowman G. CrOweIl; william
DAWES ARBORETUM g . 9
Tunney. former heavyweight
James W. WadswOrtS, former
WMSeu States senator from New
York, will participate in the rites.
officials of the arbOretum, an
endowed institution Of S2S acres,
VIII speak ON the historical and
educational purposes of the man.
made forest. established in 1919
by Beman G. Dawes. .... .WMAL
4:OO-IRENE RICH INTERVIEW
Irene Rich, one Of radios most
popular actresses, will be inter
viewed by Nellie Revell. ....WRC
S:15-INTERNATIONAL LABOR CON.
FERENCE, FROM GENEVA,
SWITZERLAND r. bert l.,
Watt, secretary Of the Massachu.
sets State Federation Of Labor,
will speak on the subject, "a
Workers Impression of the
Twenty.third Session Of the Inter-
national labor Conference. WMAL