The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-17
|ROmping Around
the
Radio Dial
BY Listener In

Inc Wear C4f4uQ OpSIa SVtAA@
paiIy which has recently necoms
night presentations is rapidly tAk-
ing It's place among the fayorites Of
the local radio audience,
The company which includes
half dozen really fine voices unoer
the direction Of Cesare SOdero -
presenting q series Of popular
operas. Last nights production,
II Pagliacci," was tremendously
well done.
The fact that within the past few
months three members Of the orig.
inal WEAF Grand Opera Company
have been drafted for service ~
other opera companies is sufficient
proof of the type Of singers tha1
are taking the radio parts.
The most recent loss was just last
week when William Tucker VINO
has. sung baritone In previous pro-
auctions. Ieft the company ana his
place was filled by Jan Van Bonn
mel, Dutch baritone. Mr. Van Bonn.
mel Is an experienced opera singer
having sung two years In the R0yaI
French Opera of The Hague. he
sung frequently for Queen VIII
helrnina OF Holland and the Royal
family ct The Hague.
Ceremonies incidental to the un.
yelling OF the statue Of Juan Pavlo
Duarte,. national hero OK the DO.
minican Republic, Will {. broadcast
from the Hall Of the Americas IN
the Pan-Alnerican Union building e.
morrow morning at II o'clock.
The principal address Of the cere.
monies will be delivered BY Score
tary Of State kellogg and the
Dominican minister. a special mu.
steal program has been arranged
for the occasion by the United States
Army band under the direction Of
Captain William J. Stannard.
with the addition Of q new fea.
ture to its regular Friday afternoon
program. entitled Thing Talked
About" BY Mrs. Nina Reed, WRC
is now covering the weekly trend
OF events for both Its masculine and
feminine audiences. Mrs. Reeds
talks take up the important events
OF the world that are OF particular
1 interest to women, and reviews those
questions that are not covered by
Frederic William VILE In his Tues
day night discussions.
| WRC Ii broadcastilg another late
program tonight. featuring Meyer
the Tupman Mayflower Orchestra
and Otto r. Beck, organist Of Gran.
dalI's Tivoli Theater.
4 Other features OF the evening viii
/ be the weekly musical trayelogue
The Grand Tour" which viii take
| listeners up the Rhine: Helen Howl.
son, brilliant local soprano; the New
York Edison Hour Of Music and
dinner music by Meyer Davis newly
organized willard Hotel Orchestra.
WRC's Complete Bin
11:5S q. Warrington time signals.
IL noon-Organ recital from the
Homer L. Kit studios.
100 p. m.--Hotel Washington
! Orchestra.
500 3. m.-Hotei Hamilton orches-
| ira.
Gas D. m Market summaries.
100 3. me- Show shopping BY
ITO 3. Meyer Davis New Wl-
lard Hotel Orchestra.
500 p. ruThe Mature and
Origin Of international Relations. !"
by Dotcor Edmund A. Walsh. vice
president and regent Of the school
Of foreign service. Georgetown Uni
versity.
815 D. ma story Of the Old
South: How Esam Swan the Nun
key" by Margaret Buchanan Yates.
$40 b. m.-Helen Howison, SO
prano: George F. Ross at the piano,
Jointly with WIZ, New York.
900 D. m.-New York Edison
Hour Of Music, Jointly with WIZ.
1000 p. m.-''The Grand Tour
The Rhine" Jointly with WIZ and
WGY, Schenectady. 4sF1si
1890 D. NV. Spencer Tupman's
Hotel Mayflower Orchestra. jointly
with WIZ and WGY. V
1880 p. Morgan recital by Otto
r. Beck, organist Of Crandall's
Tivoli Theater.
IL Midnight Meyer Davis lie
Paradis Orchestra.
On Early Tomorrow.
Gas q. m.-WCAP-Tower Health
exercises.
1000 a. m.-WRC-Women's hour.