The Washington times., 1927-10-26
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one or the busiest or evenings
faces the faithful tuner this night
OF especially interesting broadcast
programs-4and no imem therein can
b tuned with anticipation Of
greater enjoyment, as We see It,
than the inaugural concert from
WMAL ct 9:16 Of the new season
by the United States Army Band
synphonette. Of which Second
| tor, The symphonette was q ven
turO last year that became 4 sue.
cess through the painstaking work
OF the thorough musician and un.
usually fine artist who directs 1t
and the loyal support given him by
Capt. william Stannard, leader Of
the band, and the men chosen to.
form the symphonette as the or
chestral unit of the band.
As q result Of last seasons sue.
cesaes, Director Darcy this year win
have q larger and more compre-
hensive Instrumentation in his or.
chestra than he directed last year.
The string and Woodwind section
has been enlarged and better and
more ambitious programs are pos.
sible.
This evening the program to be
presented by the orchestra win pro-
vide variety--and mitch real music.
The TschaikoWslxy "Pique Dame"
overture and Z series OF Mac.
DowelPs lovely WOOD Ian d
Sketches'' viii probably be the
chief features OF the concert.
IMPORTED TALENT
ON WRC PROGRAM
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center Of national interest this even
ing during the half hour beginning
at o'clock when part OF the muEi-
cal program to be presented by the
National Concert Artists Bureau
for the American Association OF
Advertising Agencies will be broad
cast from the Mayflower Hotel.
Genia Zielinska, soprano: Juan
violInist; the Granados String
Quartet, and the National Concert
Orchestra viii provide the program
with Philips Carlin--who il now
program director OF the NBC-doiug
the announcements. The broadcast
portion Of the program viii include
contributions by ali Of the artists
and units named.
Vernon Dalhart, whose radio
reputation has been established
throughout the country, 10 to be
one Of the chief figures In the Co
lumbia hour which starts at 8
O'clock-to be succeeded by another
Columbia hour starting at 10
o'clock-both to be filled with per.
formances Of special note.
The Columbia broadcaSts origi-
nate with WOR and are best tuned
in Washington through WCAO,
Baltimore. or WAIU, Columbus.
LAMBERT MURPHY
MAXWELL FEATURE
Another important feature OF the
evening viii be the presentation Of
Lambert Murphy, the American
tenor, in the Maxwell concert from
WIZ which starts at o'clock and
proposes this evening to present q
100 percent American" program.
Such q variety OF composers a.
Cadman, Cohan, Hadley, Berlin,
MacDowelI, Gershwin have been
placed ON the instrumental and
vocal program ana q fine time
should be had by all tuners who
listen.
In the regular programs Of the
evening WRC will present John B.
Kennedy for q short talk at 7:25
and THE Sorcerer' by Gilbert and
Sullivan at 1880. The usual AeoliaI
hour will be heard at $50, the
Ipana group at 8 and the Goodrich
Zippers at $50. The weekly Bruins
wick hour win start WMAL's ac-
tivities at 7:S0 with Ethel West,
soprano being featured at $50 and
Herbert Morgan Of the U. s. Civil
Service Commission presented at 8
for q talk on the Industrial Ac.
tivities OF the Indian Service.''