The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-03-10
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While the esteemed Capital Of the
Nation win contribute very little
to the gayety Of the wave lengths
this evening save what might come
out Of the Kilt hour from WRC and
the opening Of the washington
Chamber Of Commerce industrial
Exposition from WMAL. there win
be ali sorts OF thugs TO dial In the
radio foreground and middle dis
tances.
The Kilt effort this evening win
present three soloists during the
dinner hour beginning at Gas. They
are to be Mrs. Walter *. Wilson,
soprano: Dorothy Neff Tyler. nnezo
soprano, and Katherine Hill Rawls,
pianist. Their program ID q studio
secret that viii be impaired from
time to time during the perform
ance.
The Industrial exposition opening
at the washington Auditorium, will
come from sWMAL with all the
pomp and ceremony Of q gala af-
fair. There viii be the usual
amount of oratory with President
M. A. Leese or the Chamber Of
Commerce doing most Of the honors.
Then there Is to be q concert by
the United States Army Band and
an organ recital All Of this starts
at o'clock.
ABE MARTIN
IN RADIO DEBUT
Perhaps the most interesting thing
on the wave lengths will be the
Indiana program that WLW viii
start circulating at 3 o'clock from
Cincinnati, with ABE Martin as
its central figure and George Hay,
the solemn old judge" announcer
Of WSMr doing the honors Of the
lnicrophone.
The program ID to be particularly
interesting to people blessed with
the acquaintance OF Kin Hubbard
the "Abe Martin" OF newspaperdom
Because Kin Is about the shyest
individual In the world. While he
has for years shared with James
Whitcomb Riley, Booth Harrington,
George AIDE and the Indianapolis
Soldiers Monument the distinction
OF being the chief features Of
Hoosierdom the chances are there
are not ten people living In his
own city block In Indianapolis who
know him. However, WLW an.
nounces most positively that he
win be among those present this
evening.
George Hay, who win announce
the program, will be remembered as
having been awarded q trophy az
the best announcer in the United
States. He Is q native Of Indiana.
II I am not mistaken both Ford
ana Glenn. Of the star singing team
OF WLW, are also Hoosiers. The
program ought OF be q wowI
The Kilt hour at 6:45 starts things
for WRC and win be followed BY
the Raleigh Orchestra. the Emerson
ensemble, the Clicquot banjoists from
WEAF and the lie Paradis Band
From WMAL a bit of pensiflage
about Singing Eearthworrns" will
start things going at o'clock az
the science talk OF the week, followed
by the newly organized Doughboys
orchestra, the Industrial Exposition
opening and sundry musical events
with Alfred Falconer, dialetician ex
traordinary. bringing up the end Of
the procession at o'clock. Falconel
u well worth hearIng-even IL 4
is necessary to tune out the ginger
ale banjoists to do It.
WEAVER 10 PLAY
IN ORGAN RECITAL
In Baltimore at 7:30 there win b
an organ recital from the Peabody
Institute organ by Frederick weaver
through WBAL. that should be Ar
excellent thing to hear. Opera will
figure conspicuously In the WPc
broadcast. to be started by Norma
Brokenshire at SIS. Arcade Rirlren.
holz, one Of WEARS pet vioiInists
WIN be heard from that station AZ
$3.50. At 8 O'Clock the ''radiotrons'
perform at WIZ ana at the zaroe
hour Sir David Muir, OF london
VIII make an address through VNYC
ana the life underwriters ANNA
York. - 1>eh
| The Hampden.Sidney students ar.
70 hold forth at WRVA af 10 o,rIork
the same hour the overEhos I snh
SOY begins its weekly chore from
Ford and Glenn are ia antart.,r
Win special concert from IN
a ~ o'clock also and at 1920 cyhsrl,.
Correll and Friedman Gosds,. AZ -
pepy song team Of WON. win -
nearo n a program Of their owr
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