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ASIUIRY PARK EVENING PRESS. tfHURSbAY, MARCH 27, 1900 said tne Honorable Porker. even somo of the old timers are In facing the mike. They may even help overcome that nervousness by providing a visible audience to, play to. 234-210M WCAP 12S0K Tojiight's Program "We think so," said the geese.

"But you don't know anything. Your family name is Goose, and that lust shows you of the hens. I'm gallant and I hava good manners as my father had." "You haven't any brains If you give away food," said the Honorable Porker "We live up to the family name of Pig." said Squealer Pig. "You spoke the truth then," said one) of the cows, and John and Peggy laughed and nodded their heads. (Tomorrow "Leavintr the 'It shows us nothing," said the Geese, and they walked oil with their heads in the air.

Sundown Stories "Im a fine gentleman too," said Crown-Head, the Rooster. "I often a for the playboys of Broadway. Now, as the Times Square radio studio, It is open, to the fans of ether artists, who are a different and vaster set. During the past year, says Phillips Cavlin, thi announcer, 12,000 guests swarmed the Fifth avenue studio of NBO and every time anybody coughed it vent out over a coast to coast network. Hence the new studio, which accommodates 600 guests and has a six-ton glass curtain thru which the audience can see, but not be heard.

For a while it is to be used for a magazine's Sunday hour and those who want to see, as well as hear, what takes place before the mike may obtain admission by writing to the broadcaster. said the Little Black Clock, Then all the animals came around to be Introduced and to look for food, and Peggy got so she could quite understand the cackling hens, the shrieking geese, the crowing roosters, the squealing and grunting pigs, the mooing cows and the neighing horses. And all of them boasted. "I am the finest of them all," said Crown-Heada, the Rooster, "I crow so magnificently." "You can't crow as softly and beautifully as I can moo," said the cow. "Nonsense," said the Honorable Porker Pig, "you can't grunt and squeal as we can." "You can't be nearly so uppish and proud and cross and superior as we are," shrieked the geese.

"jit's not superior to be uppish and pick up a worm and present it to one P. M. 6,45 Berkeley-Carteret Dinner Music. 7.15 Abrams Program. 7.25 Butler Presentation.

7.30 Trebinos Banjo Boys. 8.00 Medical Talk. 8.15 Wilbur Gardner, Songs. S.30 Mayfa.tr Pan-Am Banquet. 10.00 DlcUr Von Nortrand's Music 10.30 Purim BARNYARD WAYS Some of our friends will be glad to hear of our visit to the barnyard," said John.

"A number of them have been asking me if you wouldn't take us to one some time. "I had been meaning to ask you, and then you brought us here anyway." ''It was a good guess on my part," Tomorrow Morning A. M. 5 10.00 Tustlng Better Music. 10.15 Abrams Program.

10.30 Lingerie Presentation. 10.45 Paris Announcement. 10.50 Doll Presentation. 11.00 Butler Program, 11.10 Belmar Program. 11.15 Reynolds Presentation.

11.20 Automobile Show. 11.30--Reid Hour. yt- DEALERS' DAIL RADIO PROGRAM TODAY THURSOAV, MARCH 27 v. tiu Tht Associated Press' T'rosramn tn Eastern Standard tune. All tim I M.

unless otherwise Sthv.in. on left of call liters, kilocycles on right VA 3 WEAF New Y(ik 660 (NBC Chain) ua Gold nooiu pinner orcrestra-Also WCAE WKC CKGW WSB Hume Bunyutt-Aito WEEI WT1C WJAR WCSH WFI WRC WGV WUR WCAE WWJ WSA1 WTAU 7:00 Midweek Hymn Slug, Mixed Quartet Also WCSH WJAR WWJ WSB Hour in Nation's Capltal-Also WJAR WTAO WRC WSAI, WBT I Sunshine Hour, National Cavaliers, Vallee Orchestra Also WEEI WTAO WJAR WCSH WFI WRC WGY WGR WCAE WFJC WWJ WBT WJAX WIOD WHAS WSB WSA'I WRVA WSM WAPI CKGW WTAM WKKI WJAR WIAQ WCSH WFI WRC WOX WGR WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI HAS WSM WBR WBT WJAX WRVA WJAR WTAO WCSH WFI WRC WGY WGR WWJ 10:00 Nathaniel Shllkret Concert Orchestra and Feature WEEI WJAR WTAO WCSH WFI WRC WGV WGR WCAE WFJC WWJ WSAI WRVA WBT WJAX WIOD WHAS WSM WSB KW WTAM 11:00 Grand Opera-Also WFI WKC WGR WWJ WRVA CKGW WBT WTAM 348.6 WABC New York 360 (CB8 Chain) i 6:30 J'lavs Alsci WHH WJAS VI FPL WKBW WWNC WDBJ WKRC 7:00 l'layer-Only to WEAN WNAC WLBJZ WFBL, WHEC WKBW; Levltow Ensemble-WABC only 7:33 Tip Top Club Variety Program Also WEAN WNAC WCAU WCAO WJAS WKB1, WHK WGHP WKBN 8.0J only; The Vagabonls Only to WEAN WNAC WCAO WMAL WLBW WKBW WKRC WKBN WWNC WDBJ WIJOD Naval Conference Also WEAN WNAC WFAN WCAO WMAL WJAS WLBW WFBL WKBW WHK WKRC WGHP WKBN WWNC WDBJ 8 30 Shoemakers-Also WEAN WNAC WFAN WCAO WMAL WJAS WLBW WFBL WKBW WADC WHK WKRC WGHP WSPD WWNC WTAR I CO Detective Mysteries Also WEAN WNAC WCAH WCAO WMAL WJAS WLBW WFBL WHEC WKBW WADC WHK WKRC WGHP WSPD :30 The Redskins Also WEAN WNAC WCAO WCAO WMAL WJAS WLBW WFBL WKBW WADC WHK WKKC WGHP WSPD 10:00 Voice of Columbia Also WEAN WNAC WFAN WCAO WMAL WHP WLBW WFBL WKBW WAUC WHK WKRC WGHP WKBN WSPD WWNC WOOD WLA( 10:30 Forum Also WEAN WNAC WFAN WCAO WMAL WHP WLBW WFBL WKBW WADC WHK WKRC WKBN WSPD WWNC WDBJ WBRC 11:00 Observer WABC only: Dream Boat Also WEAN WFAN WCAO WMAL WHP WLBW WFBL WKBW WKRC WGHP WSPD WWNC WDB.I 11:30 Will Osborne's Orchestra Also WEAN WFAN WCAO WMAL WHP WLBW WFBL WKBW WGHP WSPD WWNC WDBJ WBRC WDOD 3DI.C WJZ New York 760 (N3C Chain) 6:00 Orclitstra-WJZ; Th Captain's Table WJZ 6:45 Prohibition Poll-Also WJR WRVA WLW WPTF WJAX WIOD WBT 7:00 Amm Andy-AIpo WBZ WHAM KDKA WJR WRC CKGW WRVA WPTF WBT WJAX WIOD: 7:15 Alls Edward Tavlor W.15C Days-Also CKGW: 8:00 Gems Also KDKA WHAM 8:30 Sparkers. Sports Drama Also WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WLW WJR :00 Lambert Hillpot-Also WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR :30 Harold Sanford Orchestra Also WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR. WLW WHAS WSM WBT WJAX WRVA WSB KYW WIOD 10.05 Midweek Hour-Aim WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR WGN 11:00 Mumber Music ftrinf? Ensemble (1 KDKA i 11:33 Amos Andy Second Broadcast) Onlv to WHAS WSM WSB 11:45 Prohibition Poll (Second Broadcast) WHAS WSM WSB 12:00 B. A.

Rolfe's Danca Orchestra hr.) Also WJR EASTERN CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS Behind" The Voice And this is what there is to Bee: An r-rchestra on a platform at the back, two microphones and the company of folk who read the story dramatizations. The slowly descending glass curtain and then the show, the sounds thrown Into the auditorium by amplifiers. Whatever else It may do, the studio will Introduce fans to the ways of radio artists;" It will let thenr see that all must wear formal clothes, that actors go thru etage gestures and facial expressions while they read lines, and that they let each sheet of the manuscript drop to the floor as they finish with it, so that no sound of rustling paper will mar the broadcast, They will also see just how nervous FANCY FORM CREAM ICE DVJ? DIRECT COMPARISON with any act yon own or any act you may think of baying wiU weprorelnyonrhome that There is nothing finer than a StromberCarispn OH TJ Today. MAIN FIRST ASBURV PARH VJ Open Evenings Tel. 4297, 4298 Belmar Store: Stat Highway at Entrance to Belmar 1 DIRECTORY "ABlT" REYNOLDS Majestic RADIO STORES A.

P. 8073 Fbonea A. P. 8078 Neptune Bradley Beach "The Home of Reliable Radio" Authorized; tifents For "EADIOLA" "STEIMTE" Sold On Payment Plan Eiprrt Service and Repairing show. The stars include Olive Thomas, Dorothy M.ackalll, Martha Mansfield.

Jacqueline Logan, Billie Dove, Helen Lee Worthing, Frances Wlilte, Mary Hay and Jessie Reed. Of these, two came to tragic ends Olive Thomas, as Mrs, Jack Pickford, died of drugs in Paris; Martha Mansfield was burned to death. A couple of others retired Jessie Heed to marry a Chicago clerk and disappear into obscurity; Mary Hay to many first Richard Barthelmess and then David Bath, a newspaper man. All of them, at one time or another, made the New Amsterdam roof a merry, merry place. There, before night clubs, Ted Lewis wah-wahed to fame, Fannie Brice sang about Rose, the Washington Square girl with a past.

IV COLOR! Living Room Suites Our store Is leaa-OdirilllCU we must sell at any price to make room. MILBERG aiiSr Van Dvke Electrical Co. l'linne tl.t 812 Coobman Ave. Times Square Studio iJow the New Amsterdam roof is nga an aerial theater, but in a different sense1 from that which caused it to be 50 named in 1904. As the Aertal theater, then the Palais dei Danse and Midnight Frolic, It was UNQUESTIONABLY, Hildebrecht's Fancy I Form Ice Cream is becoming Asbury Park's favorite dessert for all special occasions Birthdays, Bridge Parties, Special Dinners, Anniversaries high days and holidays.

Hildebrecht's Fancy Forms can be had in any color combination to match table decorations, in individual forms or beautifully decorated Dutch Pudding, Melon Moulds, etc. Order from your dealer or phone 1823. Dutch Puddings and Melon Moulds 7 Portions, $1.5011 Portions, $2.50 Fancy Forms, $2.50 a dozen RADIOS lLaufer's SELL THE Majestic 3 (S (S Tablets Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia In 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria In three days. 666 also in Liquid Scott's RADIO Shop Bee uj before going elsewhere We specialize on the, following elec. eu MAJESTIC KOL6TER-EVERRE AD SILVER RCA Expert Repairing on all Seta 4ifl MAIN STREET PHONE Mild Exclusive Spring Lake Agent for FADA and STEINITE RADIOS Eipert Serviie end Ki-pairlni On All Alike luitioi C.

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Most liberal terms possible may be arranged. Stare Open Every Saturday Kvenlns Otber Erenint! by Appointment Albert Lifson Sons Broadway at l.lbrrty Long Branch 872,6 VVPO Atlantlfl City 1100 Recital; Organ 1 Moonlight Serenaders High School Band 10:00 Tenor; Subway Boys 10:30 Soprano and 'Cello 11:00 Danes Musle Hour 282.8 WBAL Baltimore 1060 7:00 The Baltlmoreans, 8:00 Daniel Wolf, Pianist WJZ Programs 2 hrs.) Memories; Witching Hour 222.8 WTIC Hartford-1060 8:80 Party; Sparklers: -News 6:30 Same as WEAF 30m.) 422.8 WOR Nawark-710 6:00 Unci Don's Stories 6:30 Concert Orchestra; Talk 7:30 Cabbies Orchestra Soloists 8:00 Bamberger Little Symphony 8:00 Rangers; Mandy's Chilhm Red Laque.r A Jade Jansen's Orchestra News; Dance; Moonbeams WCAU Phlladelphla-1170 1:00 Pianist; News; Orchestra WABC (30m.) Ebony Inn: Fur Trappers Same as WABC (1 hr.) Pickers; U. of Penn, 11:00 Danca Music Hour f. 305.9 KDKA Pittsburgh 980 6 30 Little German Band 7:00 WJZ Musical Programs Programs hrs.) 11:80 Tom Gerun's Orchestra 260.7 WHAM Rochester 1150 ,6:00 News: Piano; Orchestra: Skit 7:00 WJZ Quartet; Songs 8:00 WJZ Programs (3 hrs). Recital (1 hr.) 379.S WOY Schenectady-790 Music: WEAF 7:00 Feature Program 7:30 WGT Agricultural Program "l-oo-Same as WEAF (3 hrs.) 11:00 Dar.ce and Organ Hour 302.8 WBZ Sprlngfield-990 8:30 Melodies; Investment Talk 7:00 WJZ Melodeers 7:30 The Boys; Chimney Swallows Program iSH hrs.) 11:00 Sports; Lowe's Orchestra The Cream of All Ice Creams" Will Deliver One Home Demonstration It Desired Tel.

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