Evening star., 1928-03-29
HOLLYWOOD STARS
TAKE AIR TONIGHT
WRC Included in Nation
Wide Hook-Up From
Fairbanks Home.

Hollywood's galaxy Of motion picture
stars Will gather before q micTophonc in
the buncalow OF Douglas Fairbanks
tonight 70 participate in the second
national DodGe Hour which viii be
broadcast by more than 40 connected
stations. stretching from tho Pacific
10 the Atlantic WRC will be one
link II the nationwide chain,
Aside from the movie stars. Paul
Whieman and his Orchestra in New
York Will have a prominent part in
this gala program The orchestra will
play Chloe" Ramona" "NgiSS:ssippi
Mud, MY Heart Stood STILL"
"ChangcS' and Sunshine
Fairbanks Stunts.
Fairbanks as master of ceremonies,
Will introduce the ether stars as we'll as
WhitemaDS Orchestra and give q brief
talk on how he keepS himself III con-
dition for the athletic stunts in his
pictures, John BARRYMORE will give
Hamlet'S Solihouy, Norma Talmadge
viii speak on womenS fashions in the
motion picture world; D. w. Griffith
Will talk on Love: Charlie Chaplain
Will give representations on filming of q
number Of his pictures, and Dolores
Del Rio will sing q Spanish song
In addition 10 WRC. the stations
which viii broadcast the Dodge hour
include WIZ. New York WBZ. Spring
field, WBEA. Boston; WBAL. B3lu-
more. WHAAT, Rochester. KD[A. Pitts
troi. KyW. Chicago, WBAP. Fort
Worth. KOA Denver: WAX. Jackson
vile, kPRC Houston; WBT. Charlotte,
WNC, Memphis: WHO. DeS MoineS;
WRVA. Richmond: KSD. St. Louis:
woo. Davenport: WRFIM. Minneapo-
liS-St. Paul; WDAF, Kansas City: WSNf,
Nashville: WHAS. Louisville: WOW,
Omaha: KSL Salt Lake City; WSB, At
lanta; WTNJ. Milwaukee: WDAE,
Tampa; WHO'D Miami: WOOD. Chat
tanooga; WSAZ, Huntington. w. Va;
wEAo, Columbus. Ohio: WFBM. IN
dianapoliS; WBRC. Birmingham; KFSD,
San Diego; WSYR. Syracuse; WEBC,
Duluth; WNOX. Knoxville; WPTF. Ra-
leigh. n. C: KSCJ. Sioux City; Wink,
Cleveland KVOO, Tulsa. KGO. San
Francisco, KFI, Los Angeles; KGW. |
Portland, Oreg.; KFOA, Seattle, and
KHQ, Spokane.
Wagner on WRC.
A program of selections from the
works Of Richard Wagner by the
United States Marine Band viii be |
broadcast by WRC at Z o'clock The
program opens with The Ride Of the /
VslkyTieS" from Die WalklIre." fol- /
lowed by the prelude to die MeiSter- |
singer"
TWO other local features to be heard /
through WRC are Dorsch's Dough /
Boys and the Potomac Electric Power /
Co. Concert Orchestra.
The Hoover Sentineis have included /
song hits Of popular musical comedy |
successes in their program. which will |
no hnc ~ AZ q. an -
Paradise" which will be sung by the
Hoover Honeymooners. is one of the
best melodies from Romberg's May
time " The Connecticut Yankee" is
represented BY Thou Swell" which will /
be sung by the Hoover Male Quartet,
ano the concluding number, "The Best
Things in Life are Free is one of the
bright hits Of Good News"
DR.. @ K. Abbott, medical director Of
the Washington Sauitarium. win speak |
over WHRF at 6:l5 o'clock this evening
On The Most Important Health Prob
lem OF Our Dag" The talk viii in
c1uoe explanations Of recent experi- /
ments bearing on the influence Of diet |
on chronic and degeneratiye diseases.
WHRFs musical features include is 1
minutes OF old-tin1e tunes and a half
nour program Of selections from cur
rent musical comedies.
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
14uD VIII give an hours concert as a
feature Of the program tonight Of
AMAL- Dramatic readings BY Maurice
jarvis. recital by Albert W. Summers
baritone. and a dance program BY Les"
GOWN and his Columbians are other
featured attractions.