White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1925-01-02
For Radio Fans
r. KGO

Oscar Wilde's dramatic master
piece, Lady Windemere's Fam" a
play in four acts, has been adapted
to radio technique and will be pre-
sented by the KGO audio players
Thursday evening, January 8. Six
teen characters will appear in the
cas-. Among them will be heard Oral
Humphrey, an old-time stock actor
who has Joined the KGO dramatic
forces. Wilda Wilson Church will d;-
rect the production along the line
which "The Importance of Being
Earnest" another Oscar Wilde play,
was given at KGO recently. Be-
fore this play begins, between the
acts, and at the end, music by the
Arion Trio is programmed. Numbers
selected by this popular organization
include Rustic of Spring" by Sind
ing; Slavic Dance" Dvorak; "Brok-
en- Melody" Biene, and selection
from the operetta Bohemian Girl"
BY Bale.
z Sunday church services from the
First Presbyterian Church, San Fran
cisco, William Kirk Gutherie, D. D..
minister, will be broadcast by KGO
on the morning and evening of Tanu-
airy 4. Special music will be heard at
both services. The title of the morn
ing sermon is Excelsior" and in the
evening Or Gutherie's topic will be
Behold, I Knew 1t Not" What is
now believed to be the largest wes-
tern musical audience will again sit
down before loud speakers, or with
ear phones on, at $3.50 O'clock and
hear the KGO Little Symphony Or
chestra, Carl Rhodellamel conducting.
IN a concert featuring the Richard
Wagner overture "Rienzi." In order
that radio listeners may better under
stand this music. a short sketch of
the life of Wagner and description
OF the "Rienzi Overture" prepared
by Arthur S. Garbett for broadcast
ing, will be read. During the read
ing the orchestra will, from time to
time, contribute small parts OF the
score by way of illustration. Radio
listeners will in this way gain a
knowledge, not only of the history of
composers, and pieces of music, but
much OF the dry technicality of mu-
SIC made interesting. The soloist as
s'sting the orchestra on the after
noon will be Josephine Holub. violin
ist OF the Arion Trio. She will play
Romance" from the second violin
concerto. by Wieniawski. A. e.
Gross, tenor, will also be heard dur
ing the period of the Little Sympho-
program allotted to guest artists.
tuesday evening, January 6, the
Adelphian Club of Alameda, Califor-
ma, assisted by George w. Ludlow.
an expert on Stamp Collecting" will
appear before the KGO microphones.
A feature of the Clubs part of the
evenings entertainment will be a
one-act play by the members. Part
two ct this program will be musical
and will be presented by the Metro
poi'tan Four, mixed quartette, as
sisted by John Hoeburn, pianist.
The City of Watsonvilie. Califor-
MIA, will entertain Pacific Coast radio
fans from KGO on Saturday even
ing, January 10. The Community Or
chestra lot that place, under the ba-
ton OF Frank Rodgers, will play the
entire FIRST part of the program, as
s'sted by Agnes Ward, violinist.
in solo numbers. Charles Wade
Shook, lawyer and authority on con-
st;tutional law, will deliver an adj
dress on the Constitution" and
Fawn Post Trowbridge will sing two
groups of soprano solos. Between
nine and ten o'clock a musical pro-
gram being given at the East Bay
industrial Exposition in the Munich
ia! Auditorium, Oakland, California.
VIII be- broadcast by means of line
circuits into the KGO studio.