Evening star., 1925-02-19

I:4o pm.-"What the Earth Is Made
Of by DR.. Henry S. Washington of
the Carnegie Institution. in cooper
alton with the Smithsonian Institu-
tion.
Latin American Night.
to 10:45 p.m.-Program of Latin
American music as follows:
Concert by the United States Army
Band, Capt. r. G. Sherman, command
ing; w. j. Stannard, band leader
March, La Democracia," by Paniagua'
tGuatemala); overture, "Exotica," by
Betancourt (Venezuela); yavari, "Ol-
lantay," by Orihuela (Peru); descrip-
tive, "Crepusculo en- el Mar" (''Twi-
light on the Sea- (Chile); waltz con-
certante. "As a Dream" by Codina
tMexico); intermezzo, 'Benemerito,"
by Gonzalez (Guatemala); danza in
digena. 'Mariposa" cButteriy"), by
Guzmany Peru); characteristic, La
Giralda" ("Weathercock") by Con
Zalez CMexico); danza, "Onaney," by,
Feliu dominican Republic).
Song recital by Estrella Amores,
guitar accompaniment by Carlos
Conrard-"Cielito Lndo" ("My Heav-
emily One"D, by Fernandez tMexico):
Mi Viejo Amor" ("My Old LoveD,
by Oteo (Mexico); "Fulgida Luna"
("RespIendent MoonD, by Melendez
(Mexico).
Concert by the United States Army
Band, w. J. Stannard, band leaoer--
CriolIa, "Por Tt Sola' c'For You
AIone.) by Hernandez dominican
Republic); bambuco. En- ell Fonda de
TINS Oios" Gin the Depths of Your
Eyes") by Velasco (Colombia); Me1i-
can song "Adios"' ("Good-byeD by
Carrasco; The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Song recital by Ethel Holtzelaw
Gawler, soprano; Nine. Mertvago Han
enfedt at the piano.-"Carabali Cfor
the Dancer by Soler tCuba); "Noche
Serena" C"Serene Night'D arranged by
kilenyi (Mexico): Isl Pudiera ser
Hoy cIf 1t Could Be Todayo by
Sonchez de Fuentes tCuba).
Song recital by Fred East, bari
tone; George Wilson at the piano
"Preguntale a las Estrellas" con. ASK
of the Stars Beloved') arranged by
La Forge (Mexico); "Crepusculo'
("Twilight'D arranged by La Forge
(Mexico); "Marcheta," a love song OF
old Mexico. by request.
Introductory remarks by Franklin
Adams.
"The Three Americas" by DR..
Julius Klein.
Song recital by Sonora Maria
Pedroli de Rodriguez, dramatic So
pranO, George wilson at the pldHo.-
Habanera "Tu" cYou'D by Sanchez de
Fuentes (Cuba); "Quereme Mucho"
Glove Me MuchD, by Rois (Cuba) ;
"Ay-Ay-Ay," by Freire (Chile); La
Paloma," by request, by Yradier
(Cuba).
Piano recital by Nine. Mertvago
Hanenfeldt.-"Serena Romanatico.'
by Grasso (Ecuador); (a) Colon
drinas," by Aguirro PerU; (b) BAL
lade," by Aguirra Peru); Co Melon
colia": "Os Fadinhos de Yaya" c"Songs
of the Little Lady, by Fonseca
(BreziD tango TEL Choclo" c'The Ear
of Sweet Corn"D by Villoldo (Argen-
tina.
Song recital by Ethel Holtzelav
Gawler, soprano: Nine. Mertvago Han
cnfeldt at the piano "Blancos Palo-
mitas" ("White Doves'D by Sanchez
de Fuentes (Cuba); "El Ceflro" ("The
Zephyr') arranged by La Forge
(Mexico): La Ingrata" ("The In
grate") by Oteo (Mexico).
Violin recital by Arsenic Ralon.-
Tango, Julian" by Donate Uru-
guay); tango, "Caricias" c'Caresses")
by Donate Uruguay); tango va
nandu," by Ressig Uruguay: La
Tristeza de Pierrot" ('The Misfor-
tunes of Pierrot") by Garcia Mex
ico); "Anoranza" t"Homesickness")
by request, by Calvo (Colombia).
10:45 p.m.-Dance Music by jacques
Green and his Club Deauville Orches-
ira, with Clark's Hawaiians, broad
cast jointly with station WIZ from
the Club Deauville in New York.