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Today on the Radio Monday, April 17, 1933 TODAY ON THE RADIO MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1933. OUTSTANDING EVENTS ON ALL STATIONS. 10 :30-10 :45 A. M.White House Easter Egg-Rolling PartyWJZ (WABC at 3:00) 11:00-11:15 A. M."Be Kind to Animals," Marlen E. Pew, Editor of Editor and PublisherWABC 11:30 A. M.-12:00 M.Forty-second Annual D. A. R. Congress, Washing- ton, D. C:; Speaker, Mrs. William R. Magna, President General- WEAF 12:30-1:30 P. M."A Sword Over Education," Dr. Glenn Frank, Presi- dent University of Wisconsin, and OthersWJZ 12 :45-1 :00 P. M.Wells College Glee ClubWABC 2:00-2:15 P. M."Financial Independence," George S. Van Schaick, Superintendent of Insurance for New York StateWJZ 4:00-5:00 P. M.Radio Guild Play, "Prunella"WJZ 6:30-6:45 P. M."Kindness to Animals," Irene Castle McLaughlinWJZ 9:00-9:30 P. M.Gypsies Orchestra; ' Frank Parker, TenorWEAF 9:30-10:00 P. M.Secret Service Spy Story, "Easter Plot"VVEAF 9:30-10:00 P. M.Pasternack Orchestra; Melody Singers QuartetWJZ 9:30-10:00 P. M.Shilkret Orchestra; Mary McCoy, Soprano ;Woods Miller, BaritoneWABC 10:15-11:00 P. M.Concert Orchestra; Lois Bennett, Soprano ;Robert Simmons, TenorWJZ 10:30-11:00 P. M."Postal Reorganization Under the New Deal," James A. Farley, Postmaster GeneralWEAF 9 :30Secret Service Spy 3:15Ivia Marshall and Dick WNYC-570 Ko StoryEaster Plot Teela, Songs; Stokes Orch. 11:00 A. M.Aviation Re-10:00Eastman Orch.; Male4:00Radio Guild Play- port: Civic Information Quartet Prunella 11:05Katherine McDonough 5:00The Century of Prog- 11:15The New-Born Baby10 :30PostalUnder the Reorganization New Deal ress and FictionKarl Dr. Charles Bolduan James A.Farley, Post- Detzer, Author 11:25Marston Musicale master General 5:15Dick DaringSketch 11:50-12:00Health TalkDr.11:00Frances Langford, 5:30The Singing Lady John Oberwager Contralto; Organ Music 5:45Little Orphan Annie 8:00Aviation Report 11:15Johnson Orch. 6:00Booth Tarkington's Chosnyk, 11:30PanAmericanPro- Maud and Cousin Bill Violin gram;MiamiBiltmoke Dramatic Sketch 6:20What Our Cities Are Hotel; Barry Devine. 6:15King Kill Kare, Songsl DoingRalph E. Gossage Baritone; Cutler Orch. 6:30Kindness to Animals 6:30Gotham Male Quartet12:00Ralph Kirbery. Songs Irene Castle McLaughlin 6:45Exploring the Amazon12:05 A. M.Lopez Orch. 6:45Today's NewsLowell Desmond Holdridge 12:30Hollywood on the Air Thomas 7:00Instrumental Trio 7:00Amos 'n' Andy 7:30Time; Police Alarms WOR-710 Ho 7:15Townsend Murder 7:35Vincent Peace.Songa MysterySketch 7:45Your Play in the New6:45 A. M.Gym Classes 7:30Groucho and Chico DealLeroy N. Whitelaw3:00Talks and Music Marks, Comedians 8:15-8:30Crime Preven- :30Martha ManningTalk8:00-Reset' Orch.; Gay Ellis 8:45Studio Orch. and Jimmy Brierly, Songs tionTalk 9:00Kath'rine 'n' Calliope8:30Don Carney, Dog Chat WMCA-570 Ho 9:30Thrifty Suggestions 8:45Phil Cook, Comedian; 9:45Studio Ensemble Andy Sannella, Guitar 8:00 A. M.Roy Shelley, 10:00Pure Food TalkAl-9:00Minstrel Show Songs; Exercises. fred W. McCann 9:30Pasternack Orch., 9:00Phantom Organist 1:00BeautyNell Vinick Melody Singers Quartet 9:10Health Talk 1:15Roxanna Wallace, 10:00Tariffs andTrade 9:15Sunshine AlleySketch Contralto BarriersEthelWarner. 9:30Dan Herman, Tenor 1:30ThriftAnn Stevens Director Academy of 9:45Dagmar PerkinsTalk1:45Beauty Talk Political Science 10 :00Western Songs 12:00Psychology Talk 10:15ConcertOrch.; Lois I 10 :10String Trio 12:15 P. M.Beauty Talk Bennett, Soprano; Robert 10:30Beauty Talk 12:20Advice on PetsDr. Simmons, Tenor 10:45-11 :00Health Talk George Cohen 11:00Ann Butler, Comedi- 12:00Midday MessageRev.12:30Carnegie Hall Organ enne I 1:00Press Orch. Frank Kingdom 1:30The Homemakers Op-11:15Welcome Lewis, Songs 12:15 P. M.Movie Guide portunityLaura Fawcett11:30Welsh Choir 12:30Stock1:00Morgan Quotations Martin, Songs1 55Beauty Talk 12 :00Lown Orch. 1:15News Reports 2 00Newark String Trio12:30 A. M.Robbins Orch. 1:30Italian Program 2 15Anson Depue, Tenor WABC-860 Ho 2:00TalkBide Dudley 2 30N. J. Audubon Society7:30 A. M.Organ Reveille 2:15Independent Mer- TalkB. S. Bowdish 8:00Salon Music chants' News; Organ 2 45Mildred Cole, Songs 8:30Sunny Melodies 2:30Mathias Orch. 2 55Health Talk 9:00TalkTony Wons 3:00Johnny Jarvis, Songs3 0Consumer Information9:15Reis and Dunn, Songs 3:15Mary Jayne, Songs ServiceW.B.Duryea,9:30Waltz Dreams 3:30Stock Quotations Secretary N. J. State De-9:45Jack Little, Songs 3:45SportsJack Filman partment of Agriculture0 :00String Orch. 3:50Abe Bloom, Songs 3:15Kenneth King, Bass 0 :30Merrymakers Oreh. 4:00Kent-Vincent Orch. 3:30Foot HealthDr.E.0;45Osborne Orch.; Pedro 4:30Yankee Philosopher C. Stanback de Cordoba, Readings 4:45Carrie Lillie. Songs 3:40Robert Pereda, Organ11:00Be Kind to Animals- 5:00Studio Party 4:00Ariel Ensemble Marlen E. Pew, Editor of 5:30Harold Rose, Piano 4:30Feldkamp Orch. Editor and Publisher 5:45-6:00Make Yous. Own5:05Program Resume 11:15Morning Moods FunniesThornton Fisher5:15Sonia Troyano. Songs11:30Epidemic in Slow Mo- 8:30Dorys LeVene and 5:30What Men Think of tionTuberculosisDr. IL Hannah Lefkowitz. Piano the Modern GirlRuth E. Kleinschmidt of Na- 8:45Jews in Scattered Seinfel, Author tional Tuberculosis Asso- LandsEgypt 5:44Discoverers Club ciation 9:00Vagabond Singer 6:05-Uncle Don 1:45Rhythm Kings 9:15Jewish Troubadour 6:00Uncle Don 2:00Tremaine Orch. 9:30The Traffic Problem6:30Detectives Black and2:30 P. M.Concert Orch. R.S.Wise,Chairman, BlueMystery Drama 12:45Wells College Glee N. J. Traffic Commission6:45The Song Weavers 9:45Dorothy Cole, Songs7:00SportsFord Frick Club 7:15Harry HershfieldTalk1:00Hays Orch. 10:00NewsGabriel Heatter7:30Studio Program 1:30String Ensemble 10:15Opera, La Traviata 7:45Girls Trio 2:00The College Girl's At- 11:00Meyers Orch. 8:00Chandu the Magician titude Toward National 11:15Variety Musicale 8:15Jack Arthur, Baritone and World Problems 11:30-2:30 A. M.Dance 8:30Sisson Orch. Helen M. McClellan, Music; Talk; Songs 9:00Male Chorus Senior at Wells College, WEAF-660 Ho 9 :15Cosmo Hamilton,In- Interviewed by Mrs. terviewed by Robert Lit- Cleveland E. Dodge. Trus- 6:45 A. M.Exercises tell tee of Wells College 8:00Doc Whipple, Organ 9:30The Witch's Tale 2:15Salon Orch. 8:30Cheerio. Inspirational10 :00Unwritten History- 2:30Indian School Program Talk and Music Cosmo Hamilton 3:00White House Easter 9:00Morning Glee Club 10:15Kathleen and Joe Egg-Rolling Party 9:15Current EventsAnne10:30Same as WEAF 3:30Ethel Hayden, So- Hard prano; Arthur Lang, 9:30Instrumental Trio 11:00Time; Weather Baritone 10:00Breen and de Rose,11:02Moonbeams Trio 3:45Anton Rovinsky, Play- Songs 11:30Bestor Orch. ing Electric Piano 10:15Variety Musicale 12:00Osborne Oreh. 4:00Westphal Orch. 11:15Four Sharps, Songs WJZ--760 Ko 4:30J. P. MorganLyman 11:30Forty-secondAnnual7:30 A. M.Don Hall Trio Beecher Stowe. Author Congress of Daughters of7:45Jolly Bill and Jane 4:45Crane Calder, Bass the American Revolution,8:00Martha and Hal, Songs5:00True Animal Stories Washington, D. C., Open-8:15Morning Devotions Don Lang ing Address by Mrs. Rus-8:30Dance Orch. 5:15Berrens Orch. sell William Magna, Pres-9:30Moss and Jones, Songs5:30SkippySketch ident General 9:45Fred Miller. Songs 5:45The Lone Wolf Tribe 12:00Johnny Marvin, Tenor10 :00Parenteau Orch. Sketch 12:15 P. M.String Trio 10:15Clara. Lu Em 6:00Reis and Dunn. Songs 1:00Market Reports 10 :30White HouseEaster6:15Program Resume 1:15Wylie Orch. Egg-Rolling Party 6:20Hall Orch. 1:30Stern Orch. 10:45EtiquetteEmily Post;6:30Jack Dempsey's Gym- 2:00The Revolving Stage Edward Nell, Songs; nasiumSketch 3:00Government Activity Harding Sisters, Piano 6:45Just Plain BillSketch in the Hospital FieldDr.11:00Singing Strings 7:00Myrt and Marge George Baehr. 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