Evening star., 1925-04-04
CIRCUS ANIMALS
TO SING ON RADIO
WRC Lists Unusual Feature
Tonight-12 Numbers
on Program.

dozen entertainment features, in
cluding Moments of Melody" pres
entation of five waltzes by f. A.
Castillo. famous Guatemalan COM
poser; a program by "Crandall's Sat
urday Nighters," a broadcast by the
animals of THE Greatest Show on
Earth" in Madison Square Garden,
New York; a recital by Helen Howl
son. one Of the brilliant sopranos OF
the Capital; concerts of tea, dinner
and dance music, and several other
unusual numbers will be broadcast
by station WRC during the seven and
a half hours that it will be on the air
this afternoon and tonight.
The presentation of Moments OF
Melody" will be by two of Washing
tons outstanding vtolinlsts, Henry
Sokolov and Jose de la Huarte. AS
A special compliment to Mr.. Castillo,
who has been resident of Washing
ton for several years, Senior Don
Francisco Sanchez Latour, Minister OF
Guatemala at Washington. Will be
present in the studio of "RC during
the musical. which is scheduled from
$50 TO 10 o'clock.
The group of waltzes. which have
Just been published are: La ca
pricieuse." La Charmeuse, La
Melodieuse," La Joyeuse" and La
ReveuSe.'
Animals 10 Go on Air
One OF the most unusual features
ever broadcast by WRC will be the
program to be presented by the AMI
mails of Barnum and Bailey circus
from TO o'clock through the use
of special microphones, which VIII oe
placed in the cages of the am
and the squeals, roars ana nomls
transferred to the listeners IN WASH
ington. Jules Tournour. the "orlu
famous clown, will participate III tne
nrogram and introduce the various
animal performers.
Among the entertainment features
which will be provided by the Cran
dalrs Saturday Nighters WHO WIN
he on the air from 1880 to midnight
are a. violin recital by Alex Padnos'
1-ioIinist: a group OF blues songs pS
Kate Smith. queen Of syncopatioh'
croup of cornet solos by MIchau "a ~
crumn. an organ recital by Quo r
Rack on the Tivoli Grand organ,
recital by Fred Eden, baritone, atlu "
concert by the Metropolitan orches
ira Daniel Breeskin, conductor.
Tbe screen star who is to appear
,onipht on the Saturday Nighters
nrorram will be Tully Marshall, re-
membered for ~his role in The Gov
cred Wagon" who Will spedh ~
wRCs audience from the stuolo VI
WIZ, New York.
Miss HowIson to Sing.
The recital of Miss Helen HoWlson'
uho recently returned from STUDIES III
France. will be broadcast just preceo-
ing the Moments of Melody
Three periods of dance music are
scheduled on the program. Inc
Never Davis LIE Paradis Band Will
play a concert OF tea-dance music
from 4:30 to $50 direct from the
Cafe lie Paradis. The Vincent Lopez
Hotel Mayfower Orchestra will take
the air at 10 o'clock for half-hohr
nrorram of popular numbers, and the
second Of the special midnight pro-
grams by Sidney Seideman's Colonial
Room Dance Band will be broadcast
direct from the Shoreham Hotel from
II midnight to l o'clock.
The dinner concert tonight Will be
played by Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra from 1 to
o'clock.
From s to 9:15 pm. WRC will pre-
sent from its studio a Bible talk by
Judge J. w. Thompson, teacher of the
EIdbrook Methodist Bible class; q
chorus of the Eldbrook Methodist
Bible class, with George Dixon
Thompson at the piano; a concert by
the Nordica. Banjo Club, under the dl-
rection of Walter T. Holt, and a. talk
by Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief of
the Chemical Warfare Service, United
States Army, on Chemical Warfare in
It's Relation to- the Business OF the
District of Columbia