The Washington times., 1927-01-29
7 D BROADCAST
COOLIDGE

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President Calvin Coolidge will be
the chief figure OF the weekend
broadcast program when he makes
his semiannual address at the meet.
ing OF the U. s. Bureau Of Budget
this evening from Continental Me.
mortal Hall. Washington. Loud.
speaker activities OF the meeting
start at Z o'clock and will continue
two hours. A dozen broadcast sta.
tons including WRC and WEAF
willdistribute the addresses Of Presi-
dent Coolidge and Gen. II. M. Lord,
Director of the Budget. This will
be President Coolidge's first radio.
speech Of the new year.
In connection with this program
may We call attention to the very
courteous action OF Director VIII T.
PieFson and his center OF activities,
station WMAL? Director Pierson
makes the voluntary announcement
mat during the time President
Coolidge and Director Lord are adj
dressing the people OF the United
states over the wave lengths, station
WMAL will remain silent. This kind
OF. action Is very unusual but is
Characteristic of Pierson and WMAL.
SAINT SAENS
MUSIC TONIGHT
The chief musical event OF the
continental broadcast this evening
VIII be the Saint.Saens concert
trranged by DR.. Walter Damroscl1
for the Balkite hour from WEAF
and WRC. at . o'clock. While DR..
Damrosch will not be present him.
self. his daughter. Leopoldine Dam.
roseh. pianist, will be one Of the
chief suest artists and the program
notes which Announcer Wentworth
VIII read. were prepared by DR..
Damrcsch
The most interesting feature of
the concert will be the arrangement
Tor two pianos OF the Saint Saens
Carnival of the Animals" which
Polly Damrosch--as Miss Leopol.
dine called-and Charles Naegies
Will play. Miss Darnrosch made
her debut as a pianist only q year
ago. playing this same number with
Ter father as the other pianist.
The Lord Calvert Ensemble. which
was scheduled for last night and
Withdre~' in favor of the grand
opera from Chicago. will be heard
this evening at 10 o'clock. A special
program of orchestral music will be
presented. The Carlton Club Orches.
IRA Is TO provide the final hour of
lance music for the WRC program
beginning at II o'clock.
BOSTON ORCHESTRA
FROM WIZ and WBZ
The weekly concert of the Boston
symphony Orchestra will be broad.
cast this evening bv WIZ and WIZ
and possibly by KDKA and KYW
Old Timers Night" of the New
York Newspaper Club will furnish
fhother feature of the WIZ chain
program starting at II o'clock and
presenting Mayor James Walker
ana United States Senator-elect
nooer. wagner. OF New York: Sam
bernard. Henry Burr. Eugene and
WINE Howard. Juliette Author and
otner prominent entertainers.
1hls afternoon at LAS WEAF
ana WRC will present the program
OF the National Board of Review
iuncheon at the Waldorf Astoria in
New York where such motions mic.
lure stars as Gilda GRAY. Richard
DIX Alice joyce, Mary Brian. Lois
wilson and others will be present
addresses will be made by John
Erskine. author and playwright. DIR
William Norman Guthrie, Olga Pc.
trova and Herbert Brennon.
AUSTRALIAN STAR
TO SING TOMORROW
The most important features of
the Sunday program from WRC
WIZ be concert by the Curtis
string Quartet at the Library of
congress at 5I5. the Peoples Yes.
| per Hour at GAS, and the wEAF
leatures beginning at 7:20. The
Surlis string Quartet will play in
the Coolidge Auditorium and comes
from the Curtis Institute Of M1Sjc
Of Philadelphia for the 'uurnoss,
During the Vesper Hour Fred East
baritone, will be the soIoist
The Capitol Theater program 81
7:2O will present the usual rnela nee
or vocal and instrumental music
During the Atwater Kent concert
| which begins at 9:15 the musical
stars VIII be Florence AustraI, the
Australian dramatic soprano, and
Alexander Brailowsly. the Russia n
| pianist.
The evening musicales of webb
chicago at s, and WBAL. Balti.
more, at $50 Sunday both offer
unusually good program this week.
The weekly travel talk from WIZ
comes at $40 with Athens as the
objective of the tourists and God.
frey Ludlow will be heard from
the same station at 10 o'clock,
The Sunday Evening Club can be
tuned through KYW at 8 o'clock.
and at 1890 the same station will
provide the Edison Symphony Or.
chestra concert.