The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-06
POMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS
So ~ O. M
WI " WILL STAR
LNlDBERGH

For those rqdiotics who have
the afternoon OFF and nothing else
to do with 1t but twist dials-and
hope to turn up something enter
tanning there viii be an interesting
objective in the reception Cincinnati
will give Col Charles A. Lindbergh,
commencing 1T o'clock and broad.
cast BY WLW. The enterprising
Fred Smith. director Of WLW. has
engaged the services Of several Of
the best newspaper reporters ii
the Queen City to tell the story Of
Lindbergh's doings IN the city and
these bright young men will follow
the distinguished flief during the
time he e clncinnati's guest.
The biz town on the Ohio fs
making quite an event Of the af.
fair, by the way. having cancelled
all other forms Of entertainment
for the afternoon-includ the
Cincinnati. Philadelphia baseball
game--so there win be nothing to
distract the popuIace from the
transatlantic fIier. The affair be-
gins at 2 o'clock this afternoon and
VIII continue throughout the after
noon and evening and well into the
night.
STOCK AGAIN
DIRECTS ORCHESTRA
The Lewlsohn Stadium concert, to
be heard tonight from WRc under
the direction Of Frederick A. Stock.
viii include the entire concert. One
Of the important features Of the pro-
gram win be q sinding composition,
''Rcndo Infinito," which should b.
worth hearing.
A ''rondo," or what IL called In
English q round as the name i'm.
which deals with repetition of the
main theme by the different cfoirs
or instruments Of the orchestra In
succession. Sometimes rondos are
merely intricate combinations Of
tone s.4ld sometimes they involve
very melodlc themes. Many Of the
great composers delighted In writ
Ing them and some that have been
turned out, notably Beethoven's
'Rondo Capriccio'' for the violin.
are beautiful compositions.
Sinding Is notable for his fine
drawn. delicate, lifting harmonies
and lighter orchestral pieces. We
are not familiar with his orchestral
"rondo," but we're anticipating a
very delightful composition. The
symphony win be Aliens No. 3
symphony in 3 nAajor-which Il
either q typographical error or a
composer Of whom we never heard.
There win also be the prelude to
Act III Of Spinelli's "A Basso
Porto" and Glazounoff's Scenes de
Ballet"
SILVER SPRING
FIRE LADIES TALK
There win be the usual triple
orchestra concert for the luncheon
hours and the usual early evenina
features. Later WRC dance music
comes from Cass Hagen's and Bob
Patterson's New York orchestra.
In our own AT Home" hour, frola
WMAL at Z this evening. we're I'm.
tending to present some new and
some popular music. together with 3
bit about the silver Spring Volunteer
Fire Department and a short auto
tour. In the regular evening pro.
gram Herbert Morgan, of the u. S.
Civil Service Commission. is to tel
the WMAL listeners something about
how the civil service viii enter the
prohibition enforcement forces and
the Hawaiian Melody Boys viii als9
| perform.
Outside one may tune the Arion
Male Chorus at WIZ. WBZ o.
WBZA at Z o'clock, and half an hou-
later viii find the Goldman Band
performing for WEAF and its asso
ciates. The New York Municipal
Band can be heard from WNYC a:
o'clock; the same hour q mandolin
ensemble win perform for WIP and
i WGBS.
$3.50 .. m.-Breakers: Chelsea Cone
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