The Washington times., 1927-09-09
FEATURES
IN THE AIR

If there is such a thing as cross.
ears-or any aural equivalent to
strabismic eyes-radiotics are liable
to get them tonight if any serious
effort is made to keep up with the
procession Of worth while or at least
desirable, broadcasts that will pass
the loud speakers given point this
evening.
There hasn't been such a fine
prospective Friday for months. MSS
America, 1927, will be chosen and
crowned in Atlantic City, with WPG
brOadcasting the event, beginning
at 1880. The WhittalI Anglo Per
slams return to the wave lengths
after summer vacation through
the WEAF chain, and WRG, at 9
o'clock. At the same hour Vice
President Charles g. Dawes, for.
mer Secretary of War Newton
Baker, Secretary of War Dwight
F. Davis, Gen. John J. Pershing,
Mai. Gen. James Harbord, Judge
Kenesaw Mountain Lands and a
long list of well.knowns viii arate
for WIZ broadcast in the dining
salon of the steamship Leviathan IN
bidding farewell to the American
Legion hosts en- route 10 Paris.
At O'Clock three distinguished
Latin-American musicians and the
United States Army Band will dis
course Latin-American music from
the dreamy esplanade Of the Pan
American Building for the benefit
of a distinguished audience and the
radio listeners of NAA.
There Is just quartet of the
special attractions Of the evening.
Couple these with the regulars-the
Bourbon Orchestra, the Musical
Miniatures, the Lord Calvert Ensem-
BILE, etc.-and the evening will be
iammed full Of meaty things to tune
none Of which chronic radiotics
will care to miss.
PAN.ANIERICAN
PROGRAM STARS
Musically one cannot discriminate
between the Pan-American concert
and the return OF Louis Katzman
and his clever AnglO.Persians-each
Of which would be a headline event
for any evening. The Pan-American
exercises will include an extensive
program OF music by South and Cen
tral American composers and will
present Milla Ybarra Dominguez.
soprano; Arseno Ralon. violinist, and
Alfonso Zelaya, pianist-each of
whom is distinguished as an artist
| and each of whom would serve as
the center of interest for an ordinary
concert.
The Katzman effort will continue
half an hour, beginning at
O'Clock and will have a charac.
teristic group of orchestral num-
bers. Early tuners of WRC will
be able to hear John Finnegan,
tenor, from the WEAF chain at
$3.50. The Waldorf orchestra plays
tea music at 5. In the Bourbon
program, scheduled for Z o'clock,
Piettro Capodiferro. trumpeter of
the Capitol Theater orchestra, is
promised as soloist. Experience
| fishing in the Black Hills or any.
where but in the vicinity of New
York. However-we give you the
announcement. The Musical Min.
iatures will present a program OF
Indian music as interpreted by
| Cadman.
The last of the seasons City
Park Orchestra concerts from
Baltimore will be broadcast by
WBAL at 8 o'clock this evening
This orchestra, under the direction
of Robert lula, has given radio
listeners much pleasure and real
music during the summer. lula is
one of the directive geniuses who
help make the programs of WBAL
Of uniform excellence and he and
his City Park players will be heard
many times during the winter
from WBAL as studio attractions
KSO-ClaFlnda, IOwa-ISSO-227
$3.50 p. m.-Musical program.
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