The Washington times., 1926-07-17
'T0 PLAY MUSIC
Of KARSAK0N

Another premier win mark the
concert Of the New York Philhar-
n,onic Orchestra which WIZ sends
to WRC this evening ct 7:25 when
Allen Lincoln Langiey's waltz.
Mountain VIstasn Is played as the
second numor on the program.
Composeg Langley Il \ member
of the viola section of the philhar
srnonic ana II Is very likely that he
win conduct the orchestra In It's
presentation of his work.
He Is the composer Of several
elaborate concert waltzesa term
that IS more or less taking the
word waltz'. In vain IS the waltz
ID d dance and the compositions
called concert waltzes' are rarely
danceable.. But they can be very
beautiful matter what the term
used to classify them. And Lang
ley's have been heretctore so the
new piece may be looked forward
to with pleasure.
The concert Of the Philharmonic
this evening opens with three num-
hers of Mendelsohn's .s1did-Sumrner
Nights Dream suite. The over
ture. the lovely nOcturne and the
beautiful BIT of work, but In it the
composer has made more use Of the
oboe family of double-reed instrsi-
rnents than Il usual SO that the
bassoon, oboe, English horn and
contra -bassoon are heard with very
telling force in creating the de-
sired musically humorous effect.
ORIENTAL SUITE
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A Tschaikow number, Fran
cesca di Rimini, will precede the
main feature of the evening. Tim
elky- Karsakow's "Scherazade" suite
This suite, parts Of which are
very familiar to radio audiences. u
the great Russian composers set.
ting for the Arabian Nights. tales
and form what IS probably the
descriptive music by q modern
composer. RimsIxy knew the Orb
ent as few OccidentaIs ever get to
know Il and he set It to music il
this suite as no Occidental ever
has done.
GOLF FORM
VIA THE AIR
Frank Tiernay, weII.known golt
professional and former champion,
win knock the balls around the
ether fafrways this evening at $50
from WFBH d an effort to help
listeners improve their game. Tier
ney has been engaged to help
golfers who are likewise dial
twisters to take the hook out of
their drives.
The WRC program today starts
with Irving Boernstein's Washing
ton Hotel concert orchestrN
which gave such good account ct
itself last Saturday evening After
the Philharmonic concert win como
joint recital by Elizabeth Gardner
Goombs. pianist, and Dorothy VVil-
son Harbach. soprano. Mrs. CoofnbS
Is the pianist who played so very
wen at WCAP earlier ii the week.
The weekly Kilt Hour Of Music win
follow the recital
CHARLOTTE WALKER
MAKES RADIO DEBUT
Tomorrow evening at $50 Char
lotte Walker will make her debut
an q radio actress III an adaptation
Of Madame Sans Gene at WGBS.
This Is considered real event IN
theatrical as well as radio circles.
Madame Sans Gene should make
great radio drama and Charlotte
Walker should make d great
.'Mada1ne Sans Gene" Howard
Kyle win play the leading role op-
posite the actress.
Allen McQuhae viii present the
usual Atwater Kent Hour tomor-
row from WEAF and WCAP. being
aided this week by the Atwater
Kent Orchestra which is to play
'The Merry Wives Of Windsor
overture. The Vesper Hour viii FOL.
low from WCAP. From WPG. At
lantic city, Julia Claussen. the
distinguished opera star. will sing
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