Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
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TWRC-Radio Corporation of America
1855 Meters).
6 p.m-Talk on tennis: The Inter
national Bond" by William T. Tilden
sworld singles tennis cha NIPPON
els p.m.-Da mel Breeskin's Raleigh
Hotel Orchestra, broadcast from the
sRaleigh Hotel
: 1:15 p.m-"How Men Learned to
Fly" by Paul f. CARRIER of the Ma
suonal Museum, under the auspices of
athe Smithsonian Institution.
80 pm. - Pan-American concert
united States Army Band; Capt. Ray
smond G. Sherman, commandant: Capt.
William j. Stannard, band leader: ad
fdresses by the Secretary of State and
tDr. Leo s. Rove, director general of
Tthe Pan American Union. broadcast
sfrom the patio of the Pan American
Union Building with station VIZ.
Program of Latin American music
follows: March, "Paysandu" Dalmiro
sCosta), Uruguay-special arrangement
for the Army Band by Master Sergt
eTheadore Bingert; overture. Martha"
domingo Santos, Salvador: grand Sc
election, Pan Americana" various
Especial arrangement for the Army
sBand by Carl Schmohl: selection. An
sJel Mujer, from Mexico: Cuban "Cri-
eolla and Cuban waltz: Gen. Iris
sMarch. from Guatemala: La Pa
sloma. Cuba: Brazilian dobrado "Capi-
stao CasulO "Pasillo Caprichos" Costa
tRica; the Mexican march, "Zacate-
scas."
waltz de concert. selections from two
Z waltzes, "Crysantemo" and ''Valse
Z de Otono t'ChrySa mt hemlIm 3"
Waltz Of Au.umn'), Andres Bar
ragan, Bolivia. Special ARA
ment for the Army Band by Carl
: Schmohl. First performance by
band in the United States.
Characteristic. Ell Condor Pasa"
The Condor Iasses'). Daniel A
Bamhuco. En- 81 F'ondo de Tus Oius"
! C'In the Depths of Your Eyes,. J.
Nelasco. Colombia.
Tango. "Suspiros' rSighs'1 Passa
relic. Argentina. Performed by dou.
BILE saXophone sextet of the Army
Band.
Grand march. "Maceo," a. X. Farrer.
sSylophone solo, La Princeslta' cThe
Little Princess'). Pei IS F'riere
Chile. Performed by Technical
: Sergt. John Bauman. L'irer per.
Torrance in the United States. Spe-
ciaLy arranged by Master Serct.
Theodore Bingert
Yaravi. "Cantares de Elina" c'Sones
of Elina }. s. Bustamante. Ecuador.
Waltz. Entire Selvas" Gin the
Woods J. y. F.. Lopez. Guatemala.
: March. FESTIVAL" Manuel F.. Munoz,
Salvador. First time In the. United
States.
S:45 p.m.-Introduction by DR. l..
IS. Rowe. director general of the Pan
sAmerican Union.
s4S p.m.-Address by the chairman
of the governing board of the Pan
American Union Frank r keIIoro-
sSecretary of state of the United
States, on The Growth in Influence
sand Service of the Pan American
Union
The Star Spangle Banner
p.m.-Royal Salon Orchestra.
broadcast with stations WIZ, WGY
tand WCAD, from New York.
10 pm.-''The Political Situa ton In
Washington Tonight by Frederic
sWilliam Vile, broadcast with station
sWJZ
1915 p.m.-The Record Boys. AL
Bernard, krank kamplain and Sam
smy Slept, broadcast with station WIZ
from New York
1915 p.m.-Meyer Davis Swanee
sSyncopators. broadcast from the Earle
sTheater Building.
sBeck. broadcast from Crandall's Tv-
coli Theater.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a.m.-Woman' hour, broadcast
with station WIZ from New York.
11:55-Arlington time signals.
II MONOGRAM recital broadcast
afrom the studios of the Homer L. Kit
Piano Co.
/ p.m.-Meyer Davis New Willard
Hotel Orchestra, broadcast from the
New Willard Hotel.