Evening star., 1937-10-10

speakers to be herd in a commemora-
ton of Pulaski day; Bob Burns is
the first pinch-hitter as Burns and
Allen start their vacation; Barbara
StanWyck. John Boles and Anne Shir-
ley present radio version of Stella
Dallas; the centennial of Oberlin
College is celebrated.
TUESDAY-A concert on four of
the masters instruments COM
memorates the 200th anniversary of
the death of Stradivarius, greatest
OF violin makers; Columbus day is
celebrated; Amos n Andy return as
guests OF Hollywood Mardi Gras: the
composer of In the Shade of the
Old Apple Tree" is the guest of Edgar
A. Guest; Edward G. Robinson, screen
star, appears on the Al Jolson show;
l3-year-old Judy Garland sings on
Ben Bernie's' program.
WEDNESDAY-The life of William
Penn and the story of the SET
tlement OF Pennsylvania is the feature
OF the Cavalcade of America
"Whlmsy At Large comedy written
ny young member of the N B. c.
duplicating staff, is to be presented. :.
science outwitting bank robbers is
explained by Phillips H. Lord; Hide
garde. songstress, appears on the Hit
Parade program, collector of cannon
balls, and savers of typographical er-
rors. eavels and shoes are among the
lobbyists to be heard on the Hobby
Lobby show.
THURSDAY-The March of Time
moves to WMAL: Col Simpson,
Hollywood commentator with "rube"
accent. is among Rudy Vallee's guest
performers; Walter Huston and Betty
Furness are to be heard with Bing
Crosby in the Music Hall. the Music
Guild program offers a concert of the
music Of Samuel Coleridge- Taylor,
regarded as the most gifted of Negro
composers; FrepCflman vino escaped
from the dreaded Devils Island is the
guest Of Gabriel Heater on the We,
the People, program, as is the pro-
prietor of a school for persons over 10.
ERIDAY-Mrs. Franklin D. RooSe-
welt is heard III an address in
connection with the Silver Jubilee cell
ebration of the Camp Fire Girls; the
second act of Aida" is heard from
San Francisco; the Varsity Show
travels to the campus of Southern
Methodist University; Secretary of the
Interior Harold l.. Ickes is heard in
an address to the annual banquet OF
the Independent Petroleum Associa-
ton.
SATURDAY-A description of Capt
~ George E. T. Eyston's attempt to
break the speed record for automo-
bileS. held by Sir Malcolm Campbell,
will be broadcast from the Bonneville
Salt Flats in Utah; the political roper
cussions which resulted from the in
PRODUCTION of ice into the island of
Wells; concert is presented by STU
dents Of the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music.
HITHER AND YAWN-Harry R.
Daniel of the Department of Com
merce will bring back his Stories of
Industry series on October 19 E.
Sid Silvers is to collaborate with
George Price on a new Mutual show
:. Is the Burns and Allen vacation
intended to provide time for COM
pleting the arrangements toward their
appearance in a musical comedy on
Broadway? d Maggie and Gehrig
will get sponsor, telling of base ball
tl1Tillers :. Alice Marion is Richard
Himber's new faminine vocalist g.
Metro would like to have Kate Smith
as a successor" to Marie Dressler.
Katie wants S12,500 per seven days
toll . N. B. c. has created a sports
department locally. Purpose, to select
local sports events worthy of coverage
and arrange to cover same Arch
Mcdonald and Ed Goodwin will handle
a number of foot ball game descrip-
tions under sponsorship Radio
editors and ad men are listening to
announcers these days, attempting to
determine Washington's best COM
mercial announcer ANNOUNCER who
handles advertising, exclusive of "fea-
tured'' announcers, such as Godfrey,
Hittenmark). Wonder who the listen
ers like? Bob Hurleigh, formerly
of VOL, has been graced with his
first sponsor on his 15-minute news
Of the week review for wBR, Balti-
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