The Washington times., 1927-03-30
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Two pianists, one Of whom is said
to compose musician odd and un.
usual thing for composers to do
nowadays, by the way. unless they
have incomes from other sources
will be the headline attractions OF
the WRC program this evening.
They will break into the CORY So
quence OF stories about fabulous dia'
monds with a musical interlude this
evening at o'clock as a new form
OF Perfect Diamond Entertainers.
The subsidizers of this new WRC
feature are making every effort to
provide something different" for
the customers in their programs.
Ii they would put little more 70.
nance and a bit shorter casualty list
into the stories about the diamonds,
they would make much better after.
dinner listening.
At the same time the eccentric
pianist who composes music and his
pal perform at WRC there win be
some interesting happenings at
WEAF, where the matter of ''The
Two Job Wife" will be discussed. pro
and con. The pro part of it will
bs cared for by Lena Phillips, a
New York woman lawyer. who Is
president of the National Federation
OF Business and Professional WOm-
ems Clubs. John Macy, author Of
The Story Of the Worlds Litera-
ture" and other things, will assume
the con side of the debate.
Frederick William Vile starts
WRCs business operation this eve.
ming with his weekly talk on THE
Political Situation in Washington"
which WEAF is scattering hither
and yon to the ears Of an ever
increasing number of listeners. The
United States Army Band comes
next in order. and from WRC goes
to WIZ and permeates that sta
tion's attenuations with its pro-
gram. BY special request the band
will again play that fascinating
Cuban song, Some Day." by Egea.
MUSIF FOR
SICK CHILD
The close harmonies of the Ma
tional Cavaliers VIII come floating
in from WEAF through WRC after
the Perfect Diamonds have enter
tanned, and from then on New York
will furnish the entertainment,
which includes the saxophonists,
the toothpaste orchestrations, q
new cycle Of romance. which fea.
lures happiness, and the Gilbert
and Sullivan classic. The Pirates
of Penzance." The saxomoaners
will this week especially feature
'Moszkowslxi's Spanish Dance"
The toothpasters win direct their
entertainment largely toward a lit
tie girl who is ill--the daughter of
]. Will Callahan, who wrote the
song Smiles" that Is so well
known and forms q part Of each
toothpaste program.
In the beyond the Westinghouse
Band holds forth at KDKA at s.
o'clock and the Remington Band
at WGY at S-thus one can have
three straight hours of band music
by connecting these two concerts
with the Army Band broadcast
from WRC at 7. A cantata OF
spring music and ideas, The Rose
Maid" will be presented at SIS
from WOO by the chorus Of the
teachers college Of Temple Univer-
sity. At $50 the WIZ staff re.
solves itself into committee of the
whole for armchair entertainment
with which 1t will hold forth until
when the Maxwell concert begins,
This week the leading Max.
wellians will be Alexander Kiriloff,
bayaliaka player: Marguerite Cueto.
soprano; Ellis MacDiarmid, fIutist,
and A. Werner, baritone. Alex
ander Sayine, the Serbian COM
poser and conductor, will direct the
orchestra and will play one Of his
host famous compositions, "Vespers
at Kosovo." The radiotrons per-
form at WIZ at 10 o'clock.
For those listeners who would
know more about China and its
relations with the world, Prof. N.
P. Mead, of the College Of the
City of New York, will provide an
interesting lecture from WNYC at
1905 o'clock. This is part of the
regular course of the new New
York Air University. Late tuners
will find Art Gillian, the whisper
ing baritone and pianist, at WSB
after HAS.
Announcement was made today
in Baltimore that VEAL, the broad
casting station in that city oper-
ated by the local gas company,
would become a member Of the
National Broadcasting Company's
chain of stations at an early date
to receive broadcasts from WIZ
and what is known as the "blue"
network. Frank Arnold, director
OF the development Of the National
Broadcasting Company, made the
announcement during the course Of
an address before the Advertising
Club or Baltimore. The announce
ment 1s OF interest to Washington
listeners by reason of the fact that
1t VIII place the blue network
programs within easier tuning dis
lance OF their receiving sets.