The Washington times., 1924-12-18

Recital by Sonora de Rodrl-.
guez Features Pan-Ameri-
can Night in Air

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droli de Rodriguez, internationally
known dramatic soprano, and Ar
senio Ralon, violinist, will feature
the monthly Pan American pro-
gram to be broadcast under the au-
spices of the Pan American Union
from WRC tonight.
Speakers on the program will be
Doctor William S. Culbertscn, Of
the United States Tariff Commits
sion, and Franklin Adams, Of the
Pan American Union.
Army Band to Play
Music win be provided by the
United States Army Band and the
Army Band Dance Orchestra. both
conducted by William j.. Stannard.
Following the Pan American
night program, WRC win broad.
cast jointly with WIZ, New York,
q concert of dance music by the
Hotel Astor Dance Orchestra, di
rect from the ballroom Of the
hotel.
Evening Program.
The detailed program for the
evening follows:
1880 p. m.--Concert Of Pan
American Indigenous music by the
United States Army Band, w. ].
Stannard, band leader. March,
Amor Patrio," Mencos (Guate.
malal; overture, I'll Guarani,"
Gomez BraziD; yaravi, "Ollantay,'
Orihuela PERU; waltz concertante,
'Eusuene Seductor," Rosas MEX.
ico).
1850 p. m.-Concert by the Army
Band Dance Orchestra. Saxophone
solo, Marcheta," adapted by Schert
Finger Sergeant Nicholas Il. King,
accompanied by the orchestral;
Argentine tango, La Rosita,' Du-
pont; waltz dansant, Three
O'Clock in the Morning" Julian
Robledo.
500 p. m.-SeIections of Latin
American music by Sonora Pedroli
de Rodriguez, dramatic soprano.
"Ay-Ay.Ay," Perez Freire lChlle);
Habanora. "Tu," Sanchez de Fuen-
ties lCuba); Estrellita, M. Ponce
lMexico); "Longina, Mariano
Corona (Cuba).
8:15 p. m.-Concert by the United
States Army Band w. J. Stan
nard, band leader Cornet duets:
La Golondrina (Serraden); Adios
(Carrascol Sergeants j. Dufresne
and H. Phillips. Intermezzo,. "Bene
Merito," Gonzales (Guatemala); Chill
can dance, "Manana" (Missuo);
characteristic, la Giralda,'' Con
zales (MexicO).
8:45 p. m.-Selections of Latin
American Music by Sonora Maria
PedroIi de Rodriguez, dramatic
soprano; Linda Guiana Sanchez
de Fuentes (Cuba); Aria from the
Peruvian Opera "Olianta" (zalle-
Riestra).
8 p. m.-Introductory remarks by
Franklin Adams, counselor, Pan
American Union.
9:05 p. m.-'The other Americas"
by Doctor William S. Culbertson.
9:25 p. m.-Selections Of Latin
American music by Sonora Maria
Pedroli de Rodriguez, dramatic
soprano; "Princesita,' M. Ponce
(Mexico); "A la Luz de la Luna, Il
J. Pa1las tCubaI; "Yo TIE AIno,"
Gonzales Roig CUBA.
9:35 p. m.-Violin recital by
Arsenic Ralon. Nocturne, "Senti-
mental tRalon); tango, "Chapina"
(Ralon); waltz, my First Love"
(Ralon).
GAS p. m.-Song' recital by Sonora
Maria Pedroli de Rodriguez, dra-
matte soprano. "Vivir sin tas Ca
ricias," Sanchez de Fuentes (Cuba);
"Ya Soy Feliz," Lerdo de Tejada
(Mexico).
10 p. 'm.-Violin recital by Arsenic
RaIon. Characteristic Guatemalan
dance, lei Meshita," Gonzales;
Luna de Mel" honeymoon, ar
ranged by Ralon (Guatemala); "El
Rey" (The King), Gonzales (Guate-
mala).
1910 p. m.-Song recital by Maria
Pedron de Rodriguez, dramatic so.
prano. operate selections
1920 p. m.-Violin recital by Ar
senio Ralon. DANA, "Gacela," Cal
vo (Colombia); "Cielito Lindo,'' Ponce
(Mexico); "Anoranza," Calvo Colon
bia).
1890 p. m.-Dance program by
the Waldorf Astoria Orc h estra,
broadcast jointly with station WIZ
from che Waldorf.Astoria Hotel,
New York city.
Barber Of Seville.
Heading the programs from dis.
tant stations tonight will be the
production of 1.-THE Barber of Sc
ville," by the Philadelphia Opera
Company, broadcast direct from the
Metropolitan Opera House, Philadel.
phia by Station WIP. The per-
Torrance will begin at o'clock.
A second interesting program is
scheduled by WGBS, New York, in
a performance by the Provincetown
Players of Eugene O'Neill's short
play, Bound East, For Cardiff"
The feature will begin. at 1880
o'clock