The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-29
80 CLUB PREXI.
BR0ADGASTS
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cary a. Iafe.
The chain grocery afid the new
mon subsidies provided loud speak
ers with their mlDst conspicuous
and satisfactory elIterta inmsut last
eversfIr IiIess one might classify
a. e1stertafn1nenf the hrcadcastfng
of the early Times Herald news
flashes ~ A. CI0yd Gill from NllsIt
ne aafd wae cen at No police
station. The novel idea Of taking
his work To 3aiI with him was an1als
Ing Is listeners, no matter what
aiscoEnfoKtA ii may have entatled
On GIN. He - not III dl1rance this
faornfrlR ard lust between ~ Ginl
twisters. don't believe ne ever
was tIlereE However That might
be- the idea WIS 4 GOOD BIT q stage
management On Gil part and gave
Ii ut 0f variety - the routine o.
telling peopIe the news every day.
He manages 70 do that KatIleE regu-
larry and his fellow members Of the
Thirty Club have the advantage Of
learning the news ~ tire day and
being entertained at the same time.
y The synthetic Cypsies seem 10
always maintain 4 fine, high stand
ara ~ music Iii their programs and
never grow stale. Last evening
their concert serenadina California
provided listeners with samples Of
about every type Ok symptoms Or
popular dance music one might care
to order iii one evening all 81 ii
presented ii finished and thor
OpgkIy enjoyable Way.
NEW PROGRAM
MUCH IMPROVED
I'M the new O,Cedar program the
directors appeared to have recovered
from their idea Of throwing their
program together ana presented e.
real hair hour De enterta fnnnent with
about as refreshing and novel d
form Of black.face comedy dialogue
as we've heard
The motor mechanics, celebrating
the sale " hair 4 million CheyFolets
since january ], provided a pro-
gram OF type one might expect
from motor mechanics SO much en-
gaged III their regular business as
TO be able to turn out half q million
cars In five months. The music
Of Richard Rodgers musical
comedies was well done. Miss Kline
emphasized the impression made
last week that she had one OF the
finest soprano voices for radio we'd
vet heard. and we hope, some day,
General Motors viii use 1T for what
II Is worth.
John ErslsiFe, sometimes author OF
THE Private Life of Helen Of
Troy and .GaIahad', and some
times professor Or English at Co
lunnbia University, was scheduled
TO take night off from both jobs
last evening and through WIZ an.
nCunce that the Victor Talking Ma
chine Company was offering prizes
b. US. 900 and $4,000, respectively,
for the best American compositions
for symphonic and small concert
0rchestrass we MANAGED to tune
someone talking from WIZ in the
midst 0f broadcast that played
hide and seek between static dis.
charges through our loud speaker.
We presume IT was Prof. Erskine
who was To be introduced BY Ru.
dolph CAM, pianist
WAS IOuisvfIl $50 3gg.4
9:3O-Z OelIers Mel0dlste
WCCO--A TlnneapOI 94O.4O5
9.30--AEuaical program.
10:30--L0ngse Orchestral: scores
NV1EAK---E3uffaIo-S 50-643
8:90-OId Fashioned Dance Music.
9s0O--Ten0r: Movie Club
10:00-Newa. Band Box Boys
lf.0n--ahaasa avn Tli4nnN