Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-27
Corporation of America
1865 MeterSl

WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1855 Meters).
p.m.-Daniel Breeskin's Raleigh
Hotel Orchestra, broadcast from the
Raleigh Hotel.
p.m.-Radio nature talk, from
the National Geological Park, Hunt
ing Big Horns With a Camera" by
DIR. Vernon Kellogg OF the National
Research Council.
7l5 DINA Man for the Task" a
Bible talk by Page Nick. Etchison,
religious work director, y. NJ. G. A.,
under the auspices OF the Organized
Bible Class Association.
1870 p.m.-Pan-American concert
broadcast from the patio of the Pan
American Union. Program of Latin
American music played by the United
States Army Band Orchestra, Capt.
Il. q. Sherman, commanding: Capt. w.
j. Stannard, band leader, and Master
Eergt. Theodore Bingert, conducting
Paso Doble, Flor de Espana
C"F'lower of Spain'). Louis Toisseire,
Argentina descriptive. "Primaveral
C'Springtime' Enrique Soro. Chile
tango, "Serenata de Ia Noche" GIVE
ming Serenade ,. Rosa Ferret, Argen
tina; religious meditation, Prayer at
Lventide," Justin Ellie, Haiti.
Peruvian Air" arranged by Sopno-
Giles L. Papas; DANA Habanera La
Suplica" C'The Prayer'D, Miguel Are
Valo. Cuba
j. L. S. kinsella, basso; accompa MED
by Mrs. Howard B.andy: "Himno Al
Arbor" C'Hymn to the Trees y, Alberto
Campo badal, Costa Rica: ''Vidalita,
Alberto Williams. Argentina; la
Casita' c'The Little House'p, Felipe
Llera, Mexico. Accompaniment spe-
cially arranged by Master Sergt.
Theodore Bingert and played by the
Army Band Orchestra.
Florence Louise Lyon, dramatic
reader: Spoken song. Spring lime, y
words by Ruben Dario of Nicaragua,
with musical background composed
by Rafael A. Castillo of Guatemala
and played by the Army Band Or
CheStra
La Sale Spier pianist: Ancient
mountain legend. THE Echo" Justin
Ellie, Hai"i; DANA Guiana" G.. Troi-
ani, Argentina; DE Mis- Montanas'
Grom MY Mountains'0. NJ. l.
AGuirre. Peru; (a) "Humoreska," Co.
Cactus"
Intermission in the Pan-American
concert
$50 to 9-"The Work of Congress, IS
by Representative John c. Ketcham
Republican, of Michigan, and Repre-
sentative David II. kincheloe. Demo
crat, of Kentucky.
Pan .American concert continued.
The United States Army Band Or
Chestra: DANA. "Tentacion" C'Temp
tation0, Jeronimo Velasco, Colombia
characteristic, DANA Yaqui" cIn
dian Dance'). Alberto Alvarado, Mex
eco; idyl. "Ensueno" cDreaming' j
Alberto Alvarado, Mexico.
Artie Faye Guilford. soprano: de
jaime Morir a Solas' ("Let Me Die
Alone'D, Aides Prado, Costa RIGA
guitar accompaniment arranged and
played nv Sophocles T. Papas. la
Borrachita" c'The Little Tippler')
Fernandez Esperon, Mexico: Cuita,
eccomranir1c1t ARRANGED and nlavec
by Sonhocles T Panas. mi VieiC
Amor" ("Mv Old Love'o Alfonso
Oteo, Mevico: accornna nirnent spectal
" ar--a ncad nv Master Sergt. Theo
dore Rirrert and played by the Army
Band Orchestra.
Leo Ava ada. v,olirist: "Sec-at'
Eterno" ("rte~nal Secretly. Porchp'
Fnr+ruez Mexico: "Danza Guiana.
Ignacio Cervan+os Cuba; THE Stal
Sparcled BANNER"
a.9n nm Concert nv the Cle'
Club. the String Quartet and the De
hating Society OF George washington
University.
1880 p.m.-Never Davis Swane'
Syncorators broadcast tc,ntiv wtt'
station WIZ from the Swanee ball
room.