FRIDAY, JANUARY PAGE 4D The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS :30 XH Wit Pror ram KMOX. rilOTOPLAY THEATERS ON THE AIR TONIGHT CHAIN PROGRAMS TONIGHT TnnaY.L POSITIVELY THF DIGGEST SHOW EVER HERE ARRAY OF TALENT TO TELL THE WORLD ABOUT! "The SPECIALIST" Himself! y-- sh Nw LouU Favor- Pip of Show "BIRDS of a FEATHER" If I With Those Funny Fellows Mi THE ARNAUT BROTHERS 4 And Those Red Hot Steppers At the 4 CARLTON BROTHERS Mi rgan STELLA POWER Tif MIRIAM LAX fTTN FRFD E-GIRLS ru otAYM hL 35 50 65 I thr' Cts. to ct.o cts. I i SctT 'tiitsaw NUht.
I He, Jlf5e i an Post-Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station KSD 550 Kc. Dally 9:40, 10:40, 11:40 a. 12:40, 1:15 and 1:40 p. m- complete market news service and weather reports direct from the Merchants' Exchange of St. Louis, 1:00 p.
m. and 3:40 p. news bulletins. Friday, January 9 12:00 M. Palais d'Or Orchestra.
1 :00 1. M. 1 Coronado Orchestra. 1 :30 I M. Edna Wallace Hopper.
Talks. 2:151. M. U. Navy Band Concert.
4:00 P. M. The Lady Next Door. 4:30 P. 51.
Tea Timers. 5:00 P.M. The World in Music. 5:15 P. M.
Black and Gold Room Orchestra. P. SI. "Uncle Abo and David." 1 :00 P. M.
i i a Service Hour. 8:001. M. Clicquot Club Eskimos. 8:30 P.M.
Enna Jettick Song Birds. Careless Ixve. 9:00 P.M. Crime Prevention Hour. 9:30 P.
M. RKO -Program. 10:00 P. M. St.
Regis Dance Music. 11:00 P.M. Glen Brandy and His Coronado Dance Orchestra. 11:30 P.M. Palais d'br in 'CHARACTER STUDIES OF LIFE' ARCHIE GERTIE FALLS "A Few Hard Knocks" National Broadcasting Co.
Red 5:15 Black and Gold Room Orchestra KSD. WEAP, WHAS. WSM, WFAA. KOA. WW J.
5:43 ITnele Abe and David KSD, WEAF. WGT. 6:00 Montrose 1. Moses, Pianist WEAF, WWJ. WSAI.
KOA. 6:15 College Memorams WEAF, W3AI, KOA. 6:30 Odt Company Proeram WEAF. 7:00 Cities Service Orchestra. KSD, WEAF, KYW, WOW.
WBAF, KSTP, WWJ. WOC, KOA. WFAA. WSAI. WEBC.
WHO. 8:00 Clicquot Chib Eeqalmoa KSD, WEAF, WGY. WOW. WSAL WRAF, WWJ, WOC, WHO. 8:30 "Careless Love" KSD.
WEAF, WRC, WGY. WWJ, WSAI. WON, WOW, WHO. WOC, WDAF. :00 Crime Prevention Proeram KSD, WEAF.
WWJ, WSAI, WDAF. lOrOO National Sojourners Club KSD. WEAF. 10:30 St. Reds Orchestra KSD.
WEAF. WDAF. WWJ. WGY. WSM.
WOC, WHO. WMC. WSB, KSTP. KOA. 11:00 Tnrrtgan's Orchestra WEAF, WWJ, WDAF.
WSM. 11:3 Morgan's Orchestra KSD. WEAF, WWJ, WOC, WSM. WDAF. National Broadcasting Co.
Blue tOO Raisin Junior WJZ. Ballew's Orchestras WJZ. KFAB. 5:43 I-owell Thomas WJZ. KDKA, WLW.
Amos and Andy WJZ. KDKA, WCKY. WLW. WJR. 6:13 Ballads WJZ.
KFAB. 6:30 Phil Cook, the Quaker Man KWK. WJZ. WLW. WEBC.
KFAB. KSTP. KOA. 6:43 Brownbilt Footlites KWK. WZ, KTHS.
KFAB. WEBC, WHAS. WSM. WMC. KOA.
7 KM) Nestle's l'rocram KWK. WJZ. WFAB. WJR. WLW.
KDKA. 7:30 Les Trio Morcan WJZ. KFAB. 7:43 Famous Loves KWK, WJZ, KDKA. KFAB.
8:00 Interwoven Pair KWK. WJZ, KDKA. WWC. WHY. KSTP.
KYW. WEBC. WSM. WSB. WCKY.
8:30 Armour Program KWK. WJZ, KYW. KSTP. WCKY. WHAS, WSB.
KDKA. WWC. WHY. KSTP. KYW.
8:00 Armstronc Quakers KWK. WJZ. KYW. KSTP. KDKA.
WHAS, WSM. WSB. KOA. WLW. WFAA, KTHS.
9:36 Inder the Jolly Roger WJZ. KDKA. WLW. 10:00 Amos and Andy KWK. WMAQ.
WDAF. WHAS. WSM. WSB, KFAB. KTHS.
KOA. WMC. 10:15 Wumber Music KWK. WJZ. Richardson's Orchestra WJZ.
KFAB. KOA. WLW. 11:30 Fnnk's Orchestra WJZ, WLW. KOA.
Columbia Broadcasting System Anto Show Program WABC, WBBM. My Bookhouse Story Tl KMOX. WMAQ. WCCO. Lanln's Orchestra WABC, WBBM.
WCCO. KOIL, 6:30 Evanceline Adams, Forhan's Astrologer KMOX. WABC. KOIL, WOWO. 6:43 The Vaca bonds WABC.
WMAQ, KOIL. WOWO, KM B0. 7:00 Lowell Thomas KMOX. WA'JC, WMAQ. WOWO.
KMBC. KOIL, WCCO. 7:13 Grand Opera Miniatnres WABC, WOWO, WMAQ. KOIL. KMBC.
7:30 Weed Tire ProKram 'KMOX. WABC. WCCO, WOWO, WMAQ, KMBC. KOIL. True rifory Hour KMOX.
WABC, WOWO. WMAQ, KOIL. KMBC 9:00 Columbia Male Chorus KMOX, WABC, WOWO, WMAQ. KOIL. KMBC WCCO.
AMUsem*nTS VERCELL SISTERS AND SIX BOY FRIENDS in "A STUDY IN RHYTHM" SOGLATcTJSPpljLArrOS BERT ROME HENRY DUNN in "HARMONY AS YOU LIKE IT" JOETMARKS uiifft Mae Leonard Eddie Ryan Leo Fellows in "THEN THE FUN BEGAN" TALKING SCREEN tLike a tornado right across-the' country "tiP this picture is battering down the reserve of the yXSri nation and starting a cyclone of. helpless laughter. C-j XlH CHARLES RUGGLES lVl tl JUNE COLLYER I I Surpassing I llriEP 1 IV Proton of WCCO. KMBC, KOIL. California Melodies KMOX, WABC KOIL.
KMBC. 10:30 Komanelll'a Orchestra WABC, KOIL, KMBC. WCCO. Lown's Orchestra WABC. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS KYW 1020ke) 6.
Curtis program 6:30, Hamp's orchestra: 6:45. Crest Chieftains; 7. NBC; 9:30. studio proeram: 8:45. Hydrox Sparklers; 10.
Sports reports: 10:16. Features: 10:30. Wayne Hint's orchestra: 11. Spitalny's orchestra: 12. Panico's orchestra: 12:15.
Hamp's orchestra; 12:45. Panico a orchestra. i KSL 870ke) 7. Family party, variety: 7:15. Harmony Boys: 7:30.
Marching-Men; 8. "The Praine President." WEN'R. 870ke) ri. Harvey's orchestra: :30. Farm profcram: 6:45.
Luke and Mirandy; 8:30. feature proeram; 9 music: 9:30. variety music-ale; 10. Amog and Andy; 10:15. popular studio proeram.
10:30. Mike and Herman; 11. air vaudeville. WMAQ (OTOkr) 5:30. CBS: ,6.
concert orchestra: 6:15. Vaoex program; 6:30. concert orchestra: 7. CBS: Y-ie-holdt rrocram: 10. Amos and Andy: 10:30.
Dan aud Sylvia; 10:45. music: 11. orchestra. XVGS 720ke) 6. Punch and Judy: 6:15, Tea Room Melodies: 6:30, Mickelberry Maids: 6:45, Harold Teen: 7.
Syneo-pators; 7:10, Komiss program: 7:0. Al Nilson. pianist; 7:30. Serenade; 8, Serenade: 8:30. Concert prosrram; Tho Girls: 8:45.
Musical Revue: 10:10. Allan Grant, pianist; 10:30. Symphony orchestra; 11. Flo Rato's orchestra; McCoy's orchestra. WLW 7Oke 6.
Amos and Andy; 6:15. Isham Jones' orchestra: 6:30, Phil Cook; 7. NBC; 7:30, Hoosier Editor; 7:45, orchestra: 8. Heatrolatown Sona-teers; 8:30. Armour prog-ram: 9.
Kin-taste: :30, Bob Newhall: 0:45. Isham Jones orchestra: lO. Variety; 10:30, Castle Farm orchestra: 11. orchestra; 11:30. ors-an: 12.
Orchestra. WBBM f770kc) 6, Gendron's orchestra; 6:15. Len Festy: 8. Snellin? bee: 8:30. i Gerua's orcMestra: 8.
Bloom's orchestra: 8:30. Dance music; 11:13. Around the Town. Tae Oup the Spots BEFORE cleaning a garment, brush it well to remove every particle of dust. Take out grease spots by placing brown paper over them and running over this with a hot iron.
Shiny spots can be removed by sponging with water containing ammonia then pressing on wrong side with a warm iron. Heavy garments like men's clothes, coats and woolen dresses can be nicely cleaned with ordinary salt. If necessary sieve the salt to remove lumps and sprinkle a light layer of the salt over the garment lying flat. With an old linen handkerchief folded into a pad, rub the salt thoroughly into the fabric but be sure and rub with the nap. Then shake the garment to remove the salt and brush well with a stiff brush.
A second application may be required for especially soiled parts. The Kitchen Oilcloth. Put the white oilcloth on the kitchen table with ordinary flour paste instead of tacking it down. It will last longer. Another big help is to purchase brass ends for corners.
They are inexpensive, attractive and will last indefinitely. AMUsem*nTS 20 ALL STAR ACTS 20 JACK HALEY AL LYONS (Masters of Ceremonies) Arnaut Stella Power, Miriam Lax, Four Carleton Fred Eyans Girls. (From "Birds of a Feather Ambassador Theater) RKO ARTISTS FROM ST. LOVLS THEATRE Lysle Talbot, Joseph Creehan and Doris Underwood (Grand Central Players) in "A Cure for Deafness." C. C.
Stroud. Marty White, Miller Twins, and The Twins: Elca, St. John, Clute Falla, Nolay, Holly, Parker and Maltby (From "Seeing Fox Theater Preview Showing: IN A CLAIRE in "The Royal Family of Broadway" HM.iry-mwm Chinaware Nlte. Kdmund micnigun lwa In Yard." 7224 Michigan Also "Indians Are Coming" MONTGOMERY 15th Montgomery Tsorothy Mackalll In "Flirting Widow." Ken May-nard, "Fighting Through." HEW SHENANDOAH f. 2227 S.
Bdwy. i Jects. hinaware Nite. HEW WHITE WAY! MILTON SILLS' LAST PICTl RE. "THE SEA WOLF." 6th Hickory O'FALLOH NANCY CAR W.
Florissant 1 I in "The Lone (ROLL In Rln-Tin-Tin "The Lone Defender." Overland Overland. Mo. Norma Shearer in "Let Be Gay," "Indians Are Com-Ine." Comedy and News. OZARK Webster Groves KDDIE CANTOR In "WHOOPEE." Virginia Valll and William Russell In "IStAPK" and Rln-Tin-Tin In "ROUGH WATERS." Also Comedy. PALM 3010 N.
Vniou PAULINE nOOOdaxton Kdmnnd Lowe In "SCOT-fJVND YARD. and "The Gorilla." Also Colleglates. nilEENS I nrrt "I-t of the M'B-fcr Lone Wolf." Ken Mav- 4700Mffitt nard In "Fighting Legion." Red Wins) 45.17 Virginia "ALL qt'IKT ON THE WESTERN FRONT." robin 5170 Robin Also Comedy. SOUTHAMPTON 9oO0 InsdowB NANCY CARROLL In LAtfiHTriL" tIo Comedy and News. Virginia St 17 Virginia Merchants' Nite.
Jack Holt and Dorothy Revler In "The mueaier." 100 Talking. Wellston C11! Fasten Chinaware to Ijtdles. Manrit-e Chevalier In "PLAYBOY OF PARIJS. AMBASSADOR THEATRE Colossal Stupendous Mammoth SPECIAL BENEFIT PERFORMANCE TOMORROW NIGHT AT 12 O'CLOCK A $3 SHOW FOR $1.00 added FRANKJPANUS BANI A talk on the "World In Music is set for o'clock over KSD, The Black and Gold Room or chestra will play this music at 5:15 over KSD: HrildiFunesmarseh Jolly Robbers Overture vod feuppe Meditation Delmas The Toe Danoer Brockton Elections from "Sweetheart" Herbert Adagio Caotabile Strauss Sans Knuci rtumrti Pirani Ballet ol tho flowers Part 1 Hadley At 5:30 a Baokfiouae Story Time talk is scheduled over KMOX. Uncle Abe and David are billed for 5:45 over KSD.
Amos and Andy will be on WLW at 6 o'clock. A Korhan's broadcast is set for over KMOX. Phil Cook, the Quaker man, -will Iks on KWK at 6:30. A Brownbilt Kootlighters' pro-Kram of dance music is scheduled at 6:45 over KWK. "Gershwinesque," an arrangement of George Gershwin's songs, will be featured during a Cities Service concert at 7 o'clock over KS1.
The program: On Parade Herbert Orchestra. Jessica Dragonelte t'avaliers Eicerpis from Ke-ytman Ballet Orchestra Beautiful Lady Caryll Jessica Dragonelte I Got Rhythm Gershwin Cavaliers When the Orean playeU at Twilijrht Cau.tbell Orchestra Maybe It's love Meyer Leo O'Rourke. tenor Gershwinesque. Gerhhwin Orchestra. Jessica Drattuuetto Cavaliers DartM SI are Chabrier Orchestra Were You.
Where Was Soprano and baritone Gitana Kreisler Zayde. violinist. Cavaliers El KeJicario Padilla Jeseiea Dragonette The Peanut Vender Orchestra Calm as the Night Bohm Orchestra. Jessica Dragonette Cavaliers Fannie Brice, the comedienne, will bo featured in a Xestle broadcast at 7 over KWK. The program will include: "Lindy Hup," orchestra: "Lusy to Me." orchestra; "My Man." Fannie Brice: Keep a Sonj in Your Soul," orchestra; "Loving Von the Way I To." "June" iTsehamowski).
orchestra: Fannie Brice; "Tiempre Ewpana." orchestra; "Semd Hand Fannie Brice, and "Three Little Words." orchestra. Lowell Thomas will discuss current events at 7 o'clock over KMOX. Arias from well-known operas will be sung during the Grand Opera Miniature broadcast at over KMOX. Poloists will nclude Julia Mahoncy. soprano Lillian Buckman, soprano; Barbara Maurel, contralto: Theo Karle, tenor; Charles Carlisle, tenor; Chester Tallman, baritone, and Crane Cal-der, bass.
The program: Overture to Sicilian Vespers "Verdi Orchestra In Diesen Heilijren, from 'The Mack; Hute" Mozart Crane Calder and orchestra Eeforna. VituMUir. from Aida Verdi Lillian Buckman and oreheotra. Vejstl Ja (Ttubba from Pasltaeei Leoncavallo Theo, Karle and orchestra Harcb. from Tannhsuser Wagner Double quartet and orchestra Ride of the Valkyries Warner Orchestra A modernistic version of "Foor Butterfly" will be featured in the Weed broadcast at 7:30 over KMOX.
Program details follow: "I'm Tickled Pink with a Blue-Eyed orchestra: "Poor Butterfly. orchestra and quartet; "Look for Silver Lining-." William Hain and Jfnrie Gerard with orchesl ra; "Bidin My Time." orchestra and quartet; selections from Carlo." orchestra- "He's Not Worth Your Tears. Harriet le; Bill" Shadows orchestra; "Pale Noon." orchestra; "Gypsy Love," William Hain; orchestral medley. "Serenade" will be sungby Enrico Toselli. baritone, during a Natural Bridge Revue at 7:45 over KWK.
The program follows: Baby's Birthday Party Ronell Orchestra. In Memory of You Vocal trio. Vndrr the Spell of Your Kiss. Orchestra. Serenade Toselli Baritone.
Selection from Apple Blossoms Kreisler-Jacobi Orchestra. Tins Clicquot Club Iskimos are to play this music over KSD from to My Love for You Kahn O. Tennessee 4 The Bully of the Town Keep a Satis in Your Soul Hill Overnight Alter Hum' the Siirnii CJii Lewis Th. Toy PHirade Velaieo mid Iireaminc Curtis Stars and Stripes Forever So us, a The Interwoven Pair will be on the air as usual at 8 o'clock over KWK. The detailed program follows: "If You Jl.iven't tlot a Oirl," Billy Jones and Ernie Hare; Jennio Ijre," or-rtn-Mra; "Wedding lts Are Kiivimr li-r Sally." Billy "Would You Like to Take Walk?" Or tho Winding Santa Billy and F.rnin Han-: "My Old Kentucky Hume." orchestra: "I'd Oive a Thousand Pillars to Bf a illioruiire," Kr-pi Hare; "Blue Billy Joins and Ernie Hare.
"A Woman's Greatest Sin" is the title of the True Story to be dramatized at o'clock over KMOX. An Enna Jettick Bird program will be broadcast at over KSl. The Jubilee Fingers, a group of Negro employes of the Armour plant in Chicago, will sing on the Armour program at 8:30 over KWK. l'rogrsni details follow: "The Birth of the Blues." orchestra: "Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray." Jubilee SmtriTs; "Mct'lny of Southern Airs." or-chcMrs- flown Moses." Jubilee Sinir-eif: "Mardi from "Mississippi'' Buue (Glutei, on-histrs. "Careless 8:30 over KSD.
will begin at Another Crime Prevention program may be heard at 0 o'clock over KSl. An Armstrong Quaker concert will begin nt 0 o'clock over KWK. The program: "I'm Brmjrimr a Red, Rr Ttone." rn-semtilr; K-'itiarie." tMt Brnnt-tt. soprano; OveniiKhi," "Ulralto ami tnw "My Ideal." on-hesira and contralto; "Ma Linrtr Iu. nusnet- "Two Hearts Swlnr In Ihrw Quarter Tlnle' soprano and tenor.
The Columbia male chorus and crt hestra may be heard at 9 o'clock over KMOX. The usual RKO program will go the air at 9:30 over KSD. KMOX will broadcast a Nit Wit RKO 2nd Anniversary Greater Show Mont '-mm THE YEAR'S MOST SPECTACULAR ENTERTAINMENT! arner Bros. Musical Romance By SIGMUND ROMBERG Muny Opera Idol Eaiton Grand and Shenandoah in "FEET FIRST" M. Bid.
ol HMven i Samuel Goldtevn't VI New Star in And VITAPHONE VARIETIES 25c 50c Nights A Timid a uty Hungers for Life and Love and Finds It! LI3iDEU. Grand and Nebert Union and HAROLD' LLOYD A 11 Charley of AIK1: iNK TORS" Saturday (Daytime) 8:00 8:15 8:45 9:15 10:15 11:45 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:45 A. M. uaker Early Birds, "Gene and Glenn." A. M.
Morning Melodies. A.M. Program. A. M.
Mrs. Blake's Radio Column. Radio Household Institute. A. M.
Dancing Melodies. P. M. 1 Coronado Orchestra. P.
M. The Lady Next Door. P. M. Tea Timers.
P. M. Black and Gold Room Orchestra. P. M.
Uncle Abe and David. program from 9:30 to 10 o'clock. The annual banquet of National Sojourners' Club at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, will be broadcast over KSD, from 10 to 10:30 p. m. KWK will broadcast Amos and Andy at 10 o'clock.
A California Melodies broadcast at 10 o'clock over KMOX is to originate in the studios of KFRC, San Krancisco. Thirty popular tunes are to be performed in as many minutes. Juanita Tennison, soprano; Robert Olsen, tenor; Tom my Harris and Edna O'Keefe, harmony team; Edna Fisher, pianist, and the Clark Sisters, Singers, are to assist an orchestra. The St. Regis dance orchestra will play dance tunes at 10:30 over KSD.
KSD will broadcast dance music by Glen Brandy's orchestra from the Coronado Hotel at 11 o'clock over KSD. The Palais d'Or orchestra will play at 11:30 over KSD. LOCAL STATIONS KFCO 7:15 a. Meditation: Rev. Schuice: oreran.
9:25. chapel service: orean. 12:1.3. Address. Rev.
Kull-moi-Ken: organ. 3:00 i. ni Radio play; orsran. 6:00. Children's protrrain: music: Bible clabs; Prof.
Mueller: music. KMOX fl090ke 5:00. Children's feature; 5:45. Curtis program; The Anybody: PhilliDS orchestra: Evana-eline Adams, astroloirer; :46. Dr.
Le Gear rrorram: 7 Current Events; 7:15. Grand Opera Miniatures: American proeram: True Story hour: :00. Columbia male chorus- 0:30. Nit Wit hour; Cal- V.Vr.n,a "eionies: John and Ned: Phillips orchestra: 11:30. Jacoul-not Jules, oriranist.
Tomorrow daytime on KMOX 6-45 a. t'nele Lem: :00 a. Tony's Scrap Book: 7:15. Melody Musketeers: 7:30. Morning- Pe-votions: 7:45.
Mornina Minstrels: 8:00. Somethincr for Everyone: 8:30, Mornine MoKls: Male trio; 9:30. Kddie 'mer. ruitarist: Newscastinir; New York Philharmonic 10:4:. Home Keonomics period: 11:15, Vagabond club: 11:30.
Peli Reed, tenor; 11:45. Helen of Hollywood 1 1:50. Farm Flash: 12:00. Farm hour; 1:00. Ford Rush, baritone- 1:15 Ora-an recital; 1:30.
Columbia Salon or-ctiesira; Four clubmen: 2:30 or-chestra: 3:00. John and Nl. KWK Tonecasters- 5-CO, Children's Club: 5:30. The MiiKicalities: Hits and Bits: 0:15. to be announced: 6-30.
Phil Cook. Quaker Man: :4.. Brown Bill Footlites: 7:00. Nestle Choeolatiers: 7:30. Chaso orchestra: :4..
Famous Love: Interwoven Pair: Armour proeram: Armstrong- Quakers; Building: Industries prorram: Amos Andy: 10:15, Villaee Rhymster; 10:27. t'has orchestra: 1 1 Jefferson orchestra: Chase orchestra- 12 00. MldniKht Merrymakers. Tomorrow dav-Itme on KWK: 45 a. social period; 7: Music Box; 7:30.
Ford and Wal-Hcc: Jolly Bill and Jane: Mornins- Melodies: 8:30. Vernon Lumber Jacks: 8:45. music: 9:00, music; 0-45. Manhatters; music; 10:15. Instrumentalists: 10-3O.
Onran melodies- 11. Strinss and Bows; 11:30. Farm and Home hour: 13:30. Keystone proa-ram; 1 :00. Blue Chasers: 1:30.
Afternoon Gems: oo. nam! of a Thousand Blue Rhvthms: 2 1 5. nusic. WII. (12O0ke 5.
Twilight keveries; 5:15 Orchestra: 5:45. Transcriptions; Masters of Melody; Louie's Hungry Five; Masters of Melody; Civic Service program; 7, Bailey's orchestra; 7:16. Studio prog-ram; 7:80. Bailey's orchestra; 7:45, Goluh trio; 8, Studio prosram; 8:15. The Tropicals; 8:30.
Hondorus; 8:45. Jim Jerome: 0, Danea orchestra: 9:30. IV Molay prt-s-ram: it :45, lxzy Ood: lO, (Irchf slrl 10:30. Nankine Inn orchestra; 11. Lance's orchestra; Palais P'or orctiestra.
Tomorrow daytime on W1L --7 a. Breakfast Club proeram; H. Mtisicsl Clock proeram; 8:10, Rosalind Pay; 8:30. Nalwrhood hour: l. Gk1 Mornliif Musical; Trsnscnptions; 10.
rcw prorrsm; 10:15, Hotsy Totsy our: 10:30, Farm news: Tuneful bits; 11. Poiur of the Strincs: 11:15. rn recital; 1 1 Children's prn-irram; 12. 3d. Luih li'on dansante; 1.
Oklahoma Cowboys: 1 '30, Arcunii the World; 1:45, ylvati Trio; 2, Polc 210. Old Fashioned Album. MK.W (7Ok 4 P. Book review. Rev.
Rennet; Histortcal Lights, Rev, Kenny. It is nice for a change to put the cabbage through the coarse blade of the grinder Instead of chopping it for elaw. Chase JOHN BOLES Entire proceeds to Chief of Police Gerk's fund for temporary relief of destitute families. Tickets $1.00 Each Buy tickets now from any policeman, any fireman, at all police stations and fire engine houses, at leading hotels and box offices of theaters. KM iBn DFT 1 Joseph Sehlldkraut In "The AdnUnU-nCA Sidney and! sou rsewsieau i in -uiva ana im BADEN 8201 N.
Bdwy. Ann Hardin In "Girl of the Golden West." No. 5. "The Indians Are nnnUHTKl! IxraWe Talkie Program Rroadwav' 20th Bremen and "Breed of the West." I ll Chinaware Nlte. John Winuerciisa Gilbert In Wsj For Ai Cherokee Iowa i Also Serial.
FA vi Kddie Cantor in "Whoop Ice." Also Vltaphone Actj 5640 Kaston I News and Serial. I A 6324 Bartmer "GOOD NEWS" Kins Bee 1710 N. Jefferson "WHOnPKK" with KDDIK CANTOR. Also Comedy and News. Kirklitnnil "Kouxh Waters" and i "iarel A Hardy Murder Kirkwood.
Mo. I Case." Also other subject LP Mtf. Wally Wales i. Mttiii irons 4366 PA KA DISK ISLAND." LEMAY 3tS Lenta lerry Road Spencer Tracy In "I'p The River." Episode No. Indians Are inming.
IMnflf linrf Murray in "Hide1 fut." Also "The Shannons Arsenal 1 of Hroadway. Marquette ftlV mm rranaila II rait" with Buck Jones. McNAIR SI OO restaloaal rreo Silverware. a arrnu in "Xnitnier." Itou ble omedy and Acts. MELD A Grand A Miami Glassware Nite.
I Rcent In "The Silver Horde." Also Serial. MELVIN 1 Wheeler and Root. "7 Shot at B9I3 Chippewa! Sunrise." 'Scarlet I'attes." WORLD PREMIERE OF I BELASCO'S COMEDY HIT Not in all her glorious screen career has Marion Davics had a role so ricfi with fun and thrills and romance you won't he to rrtt'st her any more than her bachelor fr.tlt.-r could here is the most entert with America's favorite tomedienne you'll love hit and general human interest With RALPH FORBES C. AUBREY SMITH Wecome Rmturn of thm Jams Aristocrat AI Ly ons Musical Master of Ceremonies AlaSKXAB iJoiBiE program w. LYRIi; THEATEKS GEORGE BANCROFT "A Soldier's Plaything" in "DERELICT" And Bsn'Lvnn Nn.h .4 1.
Hfl-POl'TK NOW PLAYING fillANADA 1001 McCsutland AT TWO THEATERS 4StJGravis Lew Ayres in "The Doorway to Hell" Granada Only Granada Grand Concert Orches. of 4Q Men. Inn GUI directing. (ItAVOlS now playing 3tACIlliSTliIt S. Jsttsrssa AT BOTH THEATERS UZ Warner Baxter in "RENEGADES" uofblk program SHAW S43S E.
Grand AT BOTH THEATERS 7 OI-ORIA SWANSON WARNER BAXTER In "WHAT A WIDOW" A1sp In "RENEGADES" PLAYING T1VOI I THEATERS n.i-V. "THE GORILLA" ON THE STAGE FANCHON MARCO'S "SEEING DOUBLE" JDEA Featuring CLAUDE end CLARENCE STROUD MARTY WHITE MILLER TWINS and the Twin ELCA ST. JOHN! CLUTE FALLA NOLAY HOLLY PARKER AND MALTBY FOX GRANDORCHESTRA William Person. Cmndmcfr PAIiKAXT 8851 Dslmar HARRY GRIBBON LI LA I KK in Al ltKilT 4M. "EAST IM WEST" with I-ew Avres l.npf Yelei.
and "qtTKN HKiH." 4'4ILU3IIIIA 2S7 Southwest GM1RIA SWANSON In -WHAT A WIDOW," and "The Vtrtnons Sin." LAFAYKTTK imi s. j.rfs.. CLARA BOW In "HER WEPniNO NIGHT." MAPLfclVINID H.YROLO I.I.OVD In Che Laff Riot. -t KKT FIRST." NOW AT BOTH 3IAFFITT Norma Talmadca In WOMAN OF -PASSION." and "THE GORILLA" with Harry Gribhoa and Ula Lee. MIKADO 5M5 it Don hie Program: "College I -over" with Marian Nixon Jack Whiting.
A "Danger tJghts." JVEW COXGItESS I Witt HI I'ene-ewin 02t Ollvs JACK HOLT In "THE SOCEAUER. and '(jCEF-N HIGU." hw 700 gar-THK i'im ke evkkv woman will want to sr.K-m TAKES A HOLIDAY" oniaca wwh KENNETH MaeKKNN A RITA LA ROY RSIT RATRMVT "TA1 HI KI III.I1KK IIARDT tAm? tOMrnv HIT! Th POST-DISLTCH Keffularly print MOKK A-M Ads LUan ALL. Lbo otJUtr BU LooJs newifpapers t31BLM-M'.
