The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-03
ROMPlNG AROUND THE RADIO DlALS.
NEW FEATURES
ON THE AIR

VIII ~ 9bM ~
Dorseh,s Doughboys will head a
procession Of new weekly features
scheduled at various times this eve.
ming to march down the wave
lengths for the purpose Of MAX
ing the hitherto lifeless and formal
Thursday evening a tuners holi-
day. The Doughboys come to the
front and center as a subsidy of
the baking industry and will strut
their stuff in syncopated way
from WMAL beginning at 7:15.
There will be 16 weeks OF pro-
grams from this crowd, we are
told.
The second division of the parade
will mobilize with the right of the
column resting at WEAF and will
pass the listeners reviewing stand
by way of WRC starting promptly
at o'clock, as the first national
subsidy of the automobile industry.
It is called the La Sale Orchestra.
Radiotics who are also monograph
fans will recognize In this OUTFIT
an old and tried and much proven
friend generally known as the Vic
tor concert organization. 1t is I'M
der the direction of Bourbon, who
was one Of the greatest of French
'cellists before he undertook the Or
ganization OF a concert recording
orchestra. 1t is named in honor of
Sieur La Sale probably because
that reminds one Of the time or
Sieur Cadillac and to come right
out and call It the Cadillac Or
chestra would smack too much OF
advertising The La Sales Will
visit us regularly Of a Thursday
in the future.
GINGER ALE
BANJOISTS TO PLAY
The third spectacular feature OF
the evening parade will come along
the wave lengths of WRC, with
WEAF impeuts. at 8 o'clock. In the
form of the famous ginger ale sub
sidy-the Clicquot Club Eskimos-
that have made themselves so popu
lar In radio with their twanRint
banjos and other impedimenta FOL
the past So weeks that they have
entered upon another season D. the
same length--each one OF which, II
is presumed. will find the snappy
tunes coming WRC-ward.
Felian Garzia. the pianist wht
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when he appeared as a Kilt Hour
soloist, will make a return visit this
evening under the same auspices
and begin three-quarters Of an hour
of plain and fancy pianoing at 6;45-
Just between the salad and the
desert, IL your household happens to
serve its salad that way. The con
cert comes from WRC. Of course.
I'll. l. 80 he i'm iii
a frolic Of radio stars In progress at
the City Club, which WMAL viii
give to the ether. McWilliams Syn
copators will do their regular stuff
and there will be Tex Brewster and
Martin Rubin, Of the Swanee outfit
Billie Gedney, the FEST Trio from
WIZ, Bernice Dorsey, pianiste; Kin
Carroll, Gertrude Powers and Leslie
Mack, Dick Liebert, Healy and
O'Haire, the Eton Collegiaus and Bob
Page, the fiddling baritone Of WBAL
The frolic starts at $50 and con.
tinues through the evening.
Another feature of the WMAI pro.
gram that ought to be of consider
able interest to rent paying slaves
will be the talk of Edmund Flynn. Of
the Cafrttz organiZa ton at 1:45 on
''The Fable of the Generous Land.
lord" Mr.. Flynn is regarded as one
of the country's authorities on CO.
operative apartment buildings and
will give the benefit of his advice to
the customers this evening.
SYMPHONY TO
PLAY IN CLEVELAND
All of which has left US but an
| inch or two OF space to consider
q'..ta a number of Interesting things
the outer wave lengths will scatter
hither and yon. The Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra viii play
through WTAM this evening at 8
o'clock. We are not sure whether
this is the second concert OF this
orchestra for the week or whether
the previous announcement was a
mistake. But we know it viii hap
pen this evening and win be worth
| tuning.
Oliver NJ. Saylor, the distinguished
interpreter Of Russian theaters and
such. Is to make his temperance az
WGBS at o'clock with his Foot
lights and Lamplight" talk after an
absence of three months. Those
who missed the performance OF Ros-
sini's "Stabat Mater Wednesday
levening from WOO, and are still in
the mood, may be able to tune 1t at
WPG at S:15 this evening where
the Cecilian vocal ensemble will
present 1t.
i The WIZ program lists Colonel
True and his Boy Fab again for
this evening at 8 o'clock. We are
not quite sure whether this is q
radio mystery or there really Is
such feature. As Col. C. T. Davis
land Malcolm LaPrade are supposed
to have arranged 1t we'll try to get
1t again, however. The WIZ radio.
irons and the WEAF Zippers per.
form at 9 and 10 o'clock. respect.