The Washington times., 1927-09-28

AIR TONIGHT
II ever q three-ringed circus was
showed through set OF microphones
and sprinlSled over a large and wide
community through loud speakers
this evening at o'clock that same
win happen! Charles Hackett. tenor,
and Sophie Breslau, contralto, are
to cooperate In entertaining the Co
lu..lbia chain audiences from WOR:
Mary Lewis d to exercise her so.
prano voice before the national con-
vention OF pill Founders in Atlantic
City and broadcast through WPG;
Nicholas Longworth, who is not only
Speaker, but the greatest violin
soloist IN the House, win be the
chief speaker at q dinner Of the
American Chemical Industry IN New
York which WRNY will broadcast.
But. as the poets have 80 soul
fully and frequently said--that
amt all! Not by at least another
hour and three quarters-full. The
Rollin Bond group OF washington
operates will deliver the best parts
Of The Chimes OF Normandy =
through the WRC wave length be.
ginning at 9;45. At 1880, for the
first time In all history. ZIegfeId
will glorify the American girl more
gloriously than he has ever done by
sitting parts OF the current
''Follies'' through the WEAF
microphone! The epoch making
''Follies'' broadcast will be made
from the stage Of the Amsterdam
Theater and win be the tobacco ia.
dustry's contribution to the formal
welcome to Mayor Jimmie walker
on his return from Europe.
NEW FEATURE
PROGRAM AT WNIAI.
Nor IL the end yet--If wen but
turn time lightly back to the hour
Of ; O'Clock and the wave length
Of WMAL where for one hour the
most conspicuous artists EMPLOYED
by the Brunswick Phonograph Com.
pany viii discourse their sweet
music from monograph records.
The Brunswick Hour. which
WMAL starts this evenina, Is 4 new
departure In radio entertainnnent
and while this evenings enterprise
will be confined to records ana me.
chanical reproduction, the series that
win continue though the winter e to
command the personal services OF
some Of the greatest artists and or
chestras, whose names and titles ap
pear on Brunswick contracts and
records-so that the evening IL the
beginning OF q rather important se-
ries Of concerts.
The usual things Will. % course, be
heard from loud speakers at the
usual times. this evening" the South
Sea islanders, who appear 70 be al
ways with Us: the toofhpaete synco-
pators, the organ niasterr and such.
From WIZ we hear the Sylvan For.
esters- which Is q commercial name
plastered on the old Moonlight Ser.
tet that did 70 well durtrg the sum.
mer--and the Maxwell Hour, with
its enlarged ensemble.
The Goodrich Orchestra ana I'll.
yer masked tenor entertain a. usual
from WEAF and Ford and Glenn
will have two evening concerts from
WJR--at tbs ana at 10.
NAVY BAND FAREWELL
THURSDAY AT s:15.
A final rehearsal concert WIN
be given tomorrow evening, 81 s:l5.
BY the tour band OF the United
States Navy Band, Lieut.. Charles
Benter. leader, In the san Loft ~
the Navy Yard. All who are In
terested in this fine service band.
and in its coming tour Of ten
weeks, are urged to attend. No
invitations have been issued. other
than these in the daily press.
The United States Navy Band
tour begins in Johnston, Pa. On
October 3. They viii play IN the
principal cities Of Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois.
Iowa and Minnesota. Some 81 the
cities included in last years tour
have arranged for the bands re-
appearances this year.
This concert will offer the same
music that Is to be played during
the tour concerts. Returning "a
Washington on December 10. the
usual transition from brass instru.
ments to strings win take place
when the program for the winter
orchestral concerts here win be
announced.