The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-04
MUSIC ON
| AIR TONIGHT

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After o'clock this evening. when
NAA has finished doing a "Whoop-
ing Cough" speciality for the United
States Public Health Service. there
win be nothing but music for list
eners on this, the first Friday in
Lent. and the evening of the day
Congress adjourns. This may be
just as it should be-but for those
listeners who like a change Of pace
with their wave lengths-it prom
ises to be just one of those eve
ningsl
However-the unsteady inclined
have two or three rather interest.
ing things to look for. For in
stance this IL a Brunswick evening
when the advertising department
of the Brunswick phonogrgaph con-
Germ Ii privileged to marshal its
forces before the microphone and
beat upon listening ear drums with
all sorts Of star-spangled melody.
Only this evening Mr.. Brunswick
intends to take in the stars aside
and hang out few Journeymen
musicians and singers. The Bruins
wick orchestra will be used but the
vocalization will be done by those
versatile entertainers who. with
some variation In personnel, are
royal one evening. eveready an
other. I1axwellian yet another. and
radiotronic at another time. They
include Virginia Rae, Frank Mum,
Franklyn Bauer. Elliott Shaw, VIII
fred Glenn, Frank Black, Frederick
Fradlin and Walter Haenschen
These can be tuned, of course, only
through WIZ or some Of its satel-
lites-and not through WRC.
dusk OF GODS"
WBAL SCENARIO
Another interesting event win be
the presentation at 10 o'clock from
VIDAL Of another OF its interesting
musical scenarios called THE Dusk
of the Gods" The music in this in.
stance will be from the works of
Wagner, Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart,
Mendelssohn and others, but will be
restricted 20 music these composers
turned out in tho later years Of their
lives. There will be both vocal and
orchestral features.
The Lord Calvert concert this eve.
ming promises interest by reason of
the fact that Daniel Breeskin, movie
impressario. and organizer OF this
orchestra. will be the soloist. with
his violin. Breeskin is one of the
best known of Washington musicians
and has done much for music in the
National Capital.
KAUFMAN TO DO
"RHAPSODY IN BLUE"
The usual concert of the United
States Marine Band starts things
moving for WRC at 800 this after
noon. Sidney and his MayfIower,
cites will provide tea music from
4:5Q on. Nina Reed and her ook
reviews come at z o'clock and the
Burlington concert, with Louis An.
mis-. tenor. and Violo Abrams, harp.
list. starts at Tbs. The Goldman
band will be sent from WEAF at s
o'clock. After Lord Calvert has
retired from the scene Louis KATE,
man and his Anglo Persians will do
their stuff from New York. This
evening Katzman will open his
program with Gershwin's Rhapsody
In Blue" and will follow 1t with
compositions of Chopin. Mcdowell,
Mascagni and Goldmark-alI per.
formed in distinctly Katzmanian
way.
Outside the local ranges Helen
Gahagan will be heard telling how
It feels to be a stage star at z
o'clock from WMCA. At 8 o'clock
George Basch and his Chicago Little
Symphony perform for WIS and at
the same hour Louis James Howell
will direct a performance Of Trial
BY Jury" for the Arlington Choral
Society from WOO. Genia Zielinska,
soprano. and Arcade Birkenholz,
violinist, will be presented in joint
recital at 9 o'clock by T-EAF and
at 10 o'clock the Utica Jubilee
SINGERS will hold forth at WIZ.