The Washington times., 1927-03-16
mike NIGHT At
EXPOSITION

Far be 1t from this upright col.
umn Of legitimate news to divert
customers from the loud speaker
far be 1t, twice In the same place
but--this win be MIKE Night at
the Washington Industrial EXPOSE
tion which the Chamber OF Com
merce IL directing at the Washing
ton Auditorium. All those listeners
who would see how the radio trick
is done will find Mike and his
WMAL guardian. Will Pierson, on
the stage Of the Auditorium, from
whence Mike win watt voices and
band and organ music through the
ether to all parts OF the WMAL
broadcast area In the same care
free way he does at the studio.
There win be a complete evening
program broadcast before the eyes
OF the assemgied multitude starting
with q few well chosen words BY
President NJ. A. Leese Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce-who also hap
pens to be the proprietor Of WMAL
land including musical numbers
by orchestra and individual soloists.
Those who viii participate in the
public broadcast include the Nc.
Williams City Club Syncopators,
Dorothy Sherman Pierson, so.
prano; Mrs. Walter E. Hilton, So
prano; Mrs. Paul Bleyden, pianist;
Bel and Christie, entertainers: Nell
Paxton, organist. and the Hawaiian
Melody Boys.
zIMBALIST TO BE
MAXWELL STAR
Next to the public demonstration
Of broadcasting activities by WMAL
perhaps the most importan. feature
OF the evenings program--certain
~ the most important on the wave
lengths in continental mdm:er o.
speaking, will be the appearance OF
Efrem Zimbalist the distinguished
violihist, as soloist during the Max
well concert from WIZ at o'clock.
This will be Zfmbalist's second radio
appearance and his farewell con-
cert for the season.
The Wednesday bill of fare for
radiotics will be rather crowded
with interesting things, from the
start Of WRC with a talk on Fish
cry Products in Arts and Industry"
by Deputy Fish Commissioner Louis
Radcliffe, at $50 o'clock until the
last station signs off in the early
morning hours. Following the fish
talk at WRC will come the weekly
contribution of Frederick william
Vile on the political situation and
then the United States Army Band
viii perform for WRC and WEAF.
The story Of one OF the greatest
diamonds In the world will be told
during the fifteen minutes Of the
Perfect Diamond Entertainers, be-
ginning at o'clock. This viii be
the story Of a real jewel that be-
gins with the mining OF it and
Following 1t through a most adyen.
turous career. The National Caya-
Tiers contribute a group Of guar
tets from WEAF from S:15 10
$3.50 when the yeast powder saxo.
phoners begin their weekly moan.
The Hawaiian guitar will be added
10 the saxophore octet this week
In order to give proper soulful ef-
feet to some Of the Hawaiian music
that Is to be played. When the
toothpasters perform at 9 o'clock
they are scheduled to play a pro-
gram OF welcome for Ralph Went
worth, their new announcer.
Then VIII come the new Bakelite
program, "A Cycle OF Romance
about which there isn't a whole
lot to announce save that it prom
ises well. The cough drop pro.
motors follow and the evening will
be finished by the production OF
The Lilly Of Killarney" one of
the old time light operas that has
a wealth OF melody and many
songs that will be recognized.
In the outside wave lengths
there will be a concert by the ia.
nous Westinghouse Band at KDI<A
at o'clock, a Ford and Glenn
performance from WLW at 1910
and big program at WSB, At
lanta, produced In celebration of
the NTH anniversary of the estab.
llshment OF that station.