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PAGE 6 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES JAN. 22, 1936 Riviera Party Tonight Amos Gives Radio A bingo party is to be held to- THE LOCAL AND NETWORK DIALS night at the Riviera Club. 57th and RADIO WAVES Illinois-sts, for of Boy Member stations and kilocycles of the 11:00—Henrv'a Russes (NBC) Hall (NBC* (NBC* the benefit a a a orchestra Wendall WJZ. 3:3o—Radio Guild WJZ, WIRE Alone ana network are: WEAF. WIRE. Popular Varieties WFBM. Sundown Varieties WLW Broadcast Scout Troop 21. Arrangements are H * orc *,e *tra (MUTUAL) NBC-WEAF—WLW (7041). WIRE mri Three Keys iCBSI. Cause and Cure of War (NBCi ! in charge of E. V. Mitchell. F. B. WLW* 10:30—Climalene Carnival v'NBC) WEAF, WEAF. For the first time since the Amos WTAM (1079), WMAQ (870), and WSM Shandor .NBC* WJZ Greetings from Old Kentucky (CBS* McNeeley and R. W. Shank. Atop the roof and Andy Negro team America's War-Time Chieftains to Be 16.50). Indiana WFBM Our Singing Neighbor WFBM. dialect land- I George Olsen's orchestra 'CBS). WLW. NBC-WJZ—WI.W (700), WIRE (I0). U. S. Navy band 'NBC) WJZ. 3:45 —News and Financial Notes WLW. ed on the air lanes almost eight 11:30 Lights Out. (NBC* WEAF, WIRE Mrs Farrell's Kitchen of the Air WENR (870), WLS (870), WMAQ (670). Moon River WLW. WFBM. years ago. Freeman (Amos) Gosden Heard in Broadcast Tonight. and WSM (650). Earl Hines orchestra 'NBCI WJZ. Mrs. Wiggs Cabbi’ge Patch *CBS). was to the TOXIGHT Henry s forced broadcast program WFBM (1230), Halstead orchestra ,CBS) 10:45—Broadway (MUTUAL) CLUB WILL HEAR HILLIS CBS-WABC— WOWO WFBM. WLW Cinderella alone recently. Lordly Andy. Henry (1160), and (770). WBBM Just Plain Bill (CBS). Van Porter, the landlord, Jenkins Refreshment D. BAKER. Secretary of War under President Wilson, 12 (Mid.)—Sign off (NBC) WEAF. WIRE. McKinley Group to Meet Tonight and all the TODAY Clyde Trask s orchestra other characters por- NEWTONand Gen. James G. Harbord, Chief of Staff of the A. E. F. Sign (CBS) WLW. 11:00—Marie DeVille iNBC) WEAF. WIRE. at 2217 E. Michigan-st. trayed under 'Programs are subject to station changes* off WFBM. Mary Alcott WLW. by Charles Conell were ab- Gen Pershing. are to discuss the A. E. F’.'s part in settling America's A M Time” P M. Simpson Boys iNBC) WJZ. Glen Hillis, Kokomo, sent. "Andy” Correll was absent, problems in Europe the War, during 12:15—Jan Garber’s orchestra (MUTUAL) Voice of Experience (CES* WFBM. frequently after World a half hour broad- I:oo—Concert hour 'NBC* WEAK, WIRE WLW. surprising his father at a party in presents cast an Bofc Nolan s band WLW. 11:15—Honeyboy and Sassafras (NBC) mentioned as a prospective candi- (£££ss% over NBC-WJZ hookup at 8 tonight. 12:30—Mill Osborne's (MUTUAL) Peoria, 111., on the occasion of the Other Dreams ol Long Ago *NBC) WJZ. orchestra WEAF. WIRE. top-notchers on tonight's radio bill of fare include: A! Trace and Symphonesrs (CBS* WLW. To be announced WLW. date for the Republican nomination elder Correll's seventieth birthday. RAY NOBLE Connie of the WFBM. 12:45—Enric Madriguera's orchestra WLW. Merry Macs iNBCt WJZ. Boswell famous I:oo—Sign Jack Shannon (CBS* WFBM. for Governor, and former Howard Consequently, Amos, the Kingfish Sisters 4:15 —Jack Armstrong WLW. off WLW. and his orchestra Boswell *rio. is featured “Mexicali Rose” and then ‘‘One Clyde Barrie (CBS*. Madcaps (NBC) County prosecutor, is to speak at a engaged 11:30—Merrv WEAF, and Brother Crawford in a 'trith cast of start soloist on Ray Noble's program at Night in Monte Carlo.” Tea Time Tunes WFBM. WIRE. meeting of the McKinley Club. 2217 j discussion of married life. Only supporting 8:30 4:3O—A Rose Room Melody WIRE. Livestock and financial reports over WABC-Columbia net- a a a WLW. E. Michigan-st, tonight. Mr. Hillis: once since March, 1928, have Amos Columbia Network Tom Mix . work. 'NBC* WEAF. National Home the Singing Lady (NBC* WJZ. WLW. Short Farm and hour also is a former member of the; and Andy missed a broadcast. That Every Wednesday a animals are foolpd Jack Armstrong (CBS*. Best Waves *NBC* WJZ "One. Man's Family” regular (CBS) American Legion was by Clarence ROME—S:IS P. Life of Mary Marlin WFBM. national executive when they were delayed on a feature over WEAF-NBC network EVEN Straight's NBC 4:45 —Terri Franconi, tenor (NBC* M—Piano recital. council. I WFBM 8:30 P. M. one-man animal show, WEAF. WIRE. 2RO. 31.1 m. (9635 kc.). 11:45—Natio.ial Farm and Home hour hunting trip. jgf at 7. Tonight's episode will have broadcast Little Orphan Annie (NBC) WLW. L WJZ, BERLIN—S:IS P. M.—Thomas Paine. as its theme old Wednesday and Friday after- WLW. DJC. 49.8 m. (6020 kc.). Five Star Jones (CBS) WFBM. the fashioned noons The Goldbergs (CBS) WFBM. habit of horse trading. at 5:05. LONDON—6:IS P. M—Folk lore, Clarence can do a bark legend, and folk song. GSC, 31.3 12:00 —(Noe;,) —Rhythm Parade WIRE. a a a that 5:00 Flying Time iNBC* WEAF. WIRE. m. ‘9580 kc.). Naws and financial reports (NBC) drives dogs crazy from coast to Old Fashioned Girl <WLW). ¦WEAF. Animal News Club iNBCI WJZ. PXRIS—7:IS P. M.—Literary life. M. And Grade Allen, noted prima coast. He imitated “howling F. de FYA, Hoosier Farm Circle WFBM. a Borowsky’s Gypsies WFBM. Teramond. 25.6 m. The Merrymakers (CBS). donna the Opera House, night monkey” so well he Buck Rogers (CBS* <11.720 kc). NEW-BETTER-yet at of fooled a P. M. noted explorer. s:ls—Lee Gordon’s orchestra (NBC) BERLIN—7:3O P. M.—German Male who announces that she is to sing WEAF, choirs. DJC. 49.8 m. ,6020 kc.) 12:15—Rhythm Parade (NBC) WEAF. Whinnying, says, WIRE. Matinee (CBS). “ Clarence is Evening Memories the stirring aria, Concert WLW. LONDON—9 P. M —Shiver Mv Tim- i" easy for horses but for human be- Mary Small, songs *NBC) WJZ. bers. GSD. 25.5 m. (11,750 kc.l. 12:30 —Ideal Reporter WIRE. “ NO IN PRICE: great Sketches ADVANCE from 's opera ,” ings School WFBM. Pat Kennedy iNBCI WEAF. it is next to impassible. It Bobby (CBS*. • first performed at Benson Julia Glass, pianist (NBC) WJZ, in , is a triple sound effect, he ex- ! s:3o—Press Radio news (NBC) WEAF, WLW. as . „ THURSDAY the feature of her broadcast plains—head tone, nose tone and WIRE. A. M. News WFBM. with Jacques Renard's Enric Madriguera's orchestra WLW. 6:3o—Jollv Bill and Jane (NBC) 12:45—Carson Robinson WLW. orchestra throat tone. Any you’ve got to Press Radio news (NBC* WEAF over WJZ. Morning Devotions WLW. Silverberg concert- ensemble (NBC) the WABC-Co!umbia net- sound all three tones at once. Wheeler Mission program WFBM. Pollock and Lawnhurst iNBC) WJZ. (NBC* WEAF. WIRE. work tonight at 7:30. Press Radio news (CBS*. Chuck Wagon WFBM. Dot and Will iNBC* WJZ. s:3s—Lee Gordon's orchestra (NBC) Organ Reveille (CBS*. Midday Meditation WFBM. ana WEAF. WIRE. 6:4s—Morning Devotions WIRE. Academy of Medicine (CBS). The King's Guard *NBC) WJZ. Yoichi Hiraoka, Japanese xylo- Police Chief Michael F. Morris- Vanished Voices (CBS*. phonist <NBC* WEAF. I:oo—Matinee Musicale (NBC) WEAF. sey is one of many police officials Music Tonight s:4s—Sons of the Pioneers WIRE. News flashes WLW. WIRE. Billy and Betty throughout the country, who have iNBC* WEAF. Current events WLW. BY JAMES THRASHER Lowell Thomas (NBC* WJZ, WLW. 7:oo—Reveille WIRE. Words and Music iNBC) WJZ. endorsed the Gang Busters series, “Golden Age” Suita by Milton Charles, orgairst (CBS) Chandler Chats WLW. Bohemians WFBM. broadcast by CBS tonight Organ Rhapsody tNBC* WEAF. To be announced (CBS). and the young Russian, Shos- Morning Devotions iNBC) WJZ. each Wednesday at 9. THE 6:oo—The Schultz Family WIRE. Earlv I:ls—Stories WLW. takovich, and John Car- Easy Aces (NBC* WJZ. Birds WFBM. To be (CBS). Alden Amos Andy (NBC, The Bluebirds (CBS). announced a a a 'n' WEAF. WLW. 'NBC) penter's “Sea Drift” are to be Sportscast by Len 7:ls—Musical Clock I:3o—Music Guild WJZ. WIRE WFBM. WIRE. Geography of Our Country WLW. Courtney, featured on the Or- Myrt and Marge (CBS). Divano trio WLW. Kathleen organizer Cleveland News and Happy (NBC) Three Scamps iNBC* WEAF. chestra's NBC-WEAF broad- 6:ls—Uncle Ezra's radio station (NBC) Jack American School of the Air (CBS) and honorary secretary of the WIRE. WEAF. WFBM. cast, of WEAF. Walter Cassel (NBC) WJZ. British Women’s Peace Crusade under the direction Paul Pearson's orchestra (Mutual) On the Air Today (CBS). Moosikers (NBC) WLW. I:4s—Pete Mack's POLK'Sr^ and acting Arthur Rodzinski, at 9 tonight. (NBC* WEAF. president of the Dis- Cap*. Tim's (NBC) WJZ. 7:3o—Cheerio WEAF WLW. is the composer adventures Salon (CBS). Geography of Foreign Lands WLW. MILK Shostakovich Paris Night Life Musi:ale RICH armament committee of the Wom- WFBM. EXTRA en's organization of the opera, “Lady Macbeth of Imperial Hawaiian band (CBS). trio (NBC) WJZ, -¦* ;/ International 2:oo—Home WIRE. Hr \ v in Geneva, Mzensk,” which crcatad quite 6:3o—Connie Gates WIRE. Folks is to he Claudine Mac- Our American Schools (NBC) B:oo—The Wife Saver (NBC) WEAF.
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