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Evening star., 1928-04-08
COLUMBIA AND GEORGE WASH
INGTON GLEE CLUBS SATURDAY.

The Glee Clubs of Columbia Univer-
sity and George Washington University
will appear In Joint concert Saturday
at 8 80 pm, Hall of Nations, Washing
ton Hotel under the direction of Prof.
William Henry Hall of Columbia and
Robert Howe Harmon Of George Wash
ington.
A feature will be the singing by the
combined groups of Now Let Every
features will include baritone solos by
Forman L. Slack of the Columbia Club
and piano mad violin solos by James Nc
Lain and Herman Weihe of the George
Washington Club.
The program will begin promptly and
viii be concluded in time To allow dane
ing to begin at 10 pm. Music for the
dance will be furnished by Elmer
Browns Troubadours.
The program will be:
New Let Every Tongue Adore Thee. Bach
Combined giee clubs.
l.a How ! Rase Eer blooming rrseto,ins
columbus University elee Club -
Piano seao. 'Prelgae Nihtair. :oransky
James l., Mei.ain, 6. w. L.
w
Song of the Marthing Men" 49,. Prothernc
intsger Vitae tode XIII. Horace
Flemning
oh. Susanna" .s...... .......... Foster
George Washington University Giee Cub.
Violin solo Melody in A''....... Dawes
Herman Wcine, &. W L.
VI
Ode 10 Bis Busines - .......,.... Mason
!att*N -,-..- ....+. see ,rsafls
From the sra" ........ IL, . d.. Mcdowell
Columbia University Gies club.
VII.
Forman l.. Slack. {. L. -
VIII
Snabaan Folk SONG ............. -.- Hr9hnls
Close Harmony ...,.,..........0 q HsTa
The MulHxan Mu-kvteerSN ...,... Atklson
George Washington Club.
N.
Rolling Down 20 Rt0" ..,...... German
stars az the summer Night Erskine
TEL NJ Not of Lovely Lass" Eorsythe
Old King Coal -.....-..... ...... .Forsyths
Columbia Club.
We Meet Again Tonight Bays" COLLEGE Glee
Combined clubs.
America p"
nv the cumb,ned cluhs and audience
Dancing to begin promptly at 10 pm
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PAN-AMERICAN CONCERT
TUESDAY.

The most unusual and ambitious OF
the interesting programs sponsored by
the American Union at the beauti.
full building in Washington will be pre-
sented Tuesday night at 8:l5 o'clock In
the Hall of the Americas. The program
the fortieth given under such auspices
will be broadcast from Station NAA
t435 meters. $50 kilocyclesl. 1t viii
last one hour.
4 IN addition to two famous artists as
soloists, Senhora Kita de Ulhoa Canto
Brazilian pianist. and Rodolfo Hoyos,
Mexican baritone. the United Service
Orchestra viii be conducted in one pre-
miere during the evening by Enrique
caroSelli. guest conductor from Uruguay
Other first performances" also will
distinguish this program. which will be
attended by an audience including
members of the Supreme Court. the
chiefs OF mission and their ladies OF the
diplomatic corps of IS nations and
others who are internationally famous
and members OF the cosmopolitan So
ciety of Washington. The program win
have radio audiences as far West as
San Francisco
The numbers will include:
Overture. "Dusrte," fDomnican Rengb-
United service orchcs,ra "'''
Capt William ]. stannard leader T. $. Army
Baud Orchestra conducting
walt. .sohre las oias' t.oyer the Wages :
Rv request
United Service Orchestra.
Lieut. fharles Reuter-, leader U, :. Navy
Band Orchestra conducting.
Msrinsba solos
a, Hahanera. sou Rics = Bonita t"I
Rich Rfantifatfst
Alicia Oliyeifa
osman Perez Fricre
Bard Master sergt. Thsniore Bingert. L.
=. :. Army Band accompanied.
Tropical suite Hondnra.l
..r,. M Premier rendision1
:, The Masaucraders.
., The Serenade,"
I. The DHntc III the Plaza
Tinted Service Orchestra.
Cant. Stannard condaciing.
. '-Tangp Rrasileiro" sR~axii, Alex. levy
b. % Giaetc do Pierozinho THE
Horse of Little rirrrot' i v,3. ,vh,S3sziIl, o,o.
e g PohchinelIo'' r'rhs CLOWN" IRA.
d. x Fania.,ei variations % the !,
Ki'a st"fp H. fhoma ~ canto IA brazilian "'" piania'
Symphonic poem La Isa de los Ceibot
'ofpFFpsy Fr.s rendition IN wa.Gi"stS" IfascaS f''"
United Servtra Orchestra.
Enrique Caroselli of Uruguay,
guest conductor.
Vocal solas~-~
a. "Oios de Jnventud" eyes of Youth
tMexiro) .,..,.t,..8,+..*s.. Tolentinu
b. La Mauna esta ,le Fiesta" t'''The
M.rnSg of the Festival Day
r. Rs'l'o s't" de sol ,ffarhe snnis Ray
iMssicn) ,..,.t, GreVsr
d e0jos Tapatios" sEye. OF the Quad
alaiara Girls h. fMcSieof.. NelasuueE
Radalfo Hpyos, Mexican baritone.
George ~ Wilson. aerunipahist.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
OTTERBEIN GLEE CLUB
WEDNESDAY.

The Mems Glee Club and Banjo
Orchestra Of Otterhein College, WeSter-
vile, Ohio. are making Spring tour
OF Eastern cities and will appear In
Washington Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock at the Memorial United Breth-
rem Church at North Capitol and r
streets. The club will present a varied
classical and semi popular music.
The first part OF the program will be
entirely classical music. opening with
songs that symbolic the morning and
progressing through the midday and
evening The director will give re-
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marks that will help to carry out the
one central thought and theme.
The second part of the program will
be given by the banjo-orchestra, con-
sisting of Is pieces, presenting selec-
tions from the light opera, MY Mary
land" Through the orchestral pro-
gram vocal refrains will be featured.
The third part of the program will
consist of musical readings and light,
peppy college songs. This arrangement
of the program has been commended by
many as being superior TO that of most
glee clubs.
The local Otterbein Alumni ASsocia-
ton. Elwood p. Morey. president. and
Robert E. Kline, jr., secretary, plan a
reception In the church parlors imme-
diately following the concert and will
be assisted by a committee Of young
ladies of the church.
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Woman Composers Present
Programs in Washington

TWO distinctive musical programs
will be presented by the woman
composers who form one of the more
unusual units of the League of Ameri-
can Pen Women in Washington next
week. when the national organization
holds its biennial convention in this
city. Both programs are under the
direction of Gertrude Martip Rohrer.
a prominent composer of Pittsburgh,
Pa. Assisting her on the national
music committee Is Dorothy De Muth
Watson, well known Washington writer
on music and chairman of the Wash
ington Composers Club.
The programs will be given WedneS-
day night at $3.50 in conjunction with
the reception given by Mrs. Ernest
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
Pan-American Union will present
artists at 8:l5, in the Pan-American
Building compositions will given first
time presentations.
WEDNESDAY,.
The Kedro Quartet of Russian singers appear
at BIS pm, at Central High School,
Noted women composers will present musical program follow
ing Thompson Seons lecture at the Willard at
$50 pm
Otterbein College Glee give concert at pm at
Memorial United Brethren Church, North Capitol and
r streets.
SATURDAY.
The gee clubs of Columbia University George Washington
University will appear joint program at the Washing
ton Hotel in the Hall of Nations at $50 pm
Evening star., 1928-04-08

a SPECIAL program OF entr acte
music for the Easter drama, THE
Rock" will be played by Katherine
Riggs, concert harpist. Of Washington,
at both presentations Of the play, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Of this
week, st the Masonic Auditorium. ThiF-
teenth street and New York avenue. al
8 O'Clock
The numbers 70 be played by Miss
Riggs include. Overture ia1. ''Rcyerie
lB0Fodinp and ib) "priere" tHassei-
mans Prelude" BACH "I3enedictus
tGounod), Abide with Me" tMonk)
"sAnctas" iGounodD, My Jesus. A.
Thou VIII" sWeberJ. prelude" LOU
kineJ, +Angelus" tRenie) and Prelude
Chopin
The play. which Is In four acts, b
played in the courtyard Of the house oi
Simon Peter, called by Christ ''1'hs
Rock" and the action OF the piece
takes place at the time OF the cruel.
nxion and Just following the resurrec'
f., ton 0f the Lord, The play won ths
| Drama League prize. and has been giyef
/ by religious groups with remarkable sue
Cess all over the country, A specia
/ prologue aud bfief pageant scene haVs
been INTRODUCED for the Washington
presentation
Evening star., 1928-04-08
A Spanish Costume Recital
To Be Given April 16

DoSA DE GRANADA, a charming
young Cuban soprano. will appear
In a Joint costume recital of Spanish
songs and piano numbers with Felix
Gargia. well known pianist of WASH
ington and New York, q week from
tomorrow afternoon. April Is, at the
Carlton Hotel The program will be
given in the Spanish room OF the hotel
at 4;30 O'Clock In the afternoon.
This recital is sponsored by the
Cuban Ambassador, Senor Don OreSteS
Fcrrara.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
KEDRoFF oUARTET-wEDNEsDAY.

KEDROFF QUARTET-WEDNESDAY.
The Kedroff Quartet. which is tour
ing America for the first time this sea-
son, will be heard In Washington under
the auspices of the Community Insti-
tute Wednesday night at S:l5 In Cen
trail High School. 1t will be the final
event OF the institute for this season
and subscription books will be good for
this extra musical attraction arranged
by the institute
The quartet is composed OF I, X.
DeniSSoff. first tenor: T. r. Kasakoff
second tenor. N n. Kedroff, baritone
c. N. Kedroff, bass
The program Wednesday will be:
FIRST GRoUP--RUsstAN FOLK SONGS.
ta1 Old ballad .Ila Murometz."
tbl Circle song" and Dance song
Arr y KeIron .Gretehauinoy
tcl Song of The volga Boatman
tdI Circle Song tProyince of vlsdimiri. =
Arr. y. Ke,iroa
SECOND GRorP-RrssfAN COMPOSERS.
tal Psalm Of David" tsSthl. from the
u, Norm fv"ris by TgS,shst1 o'"~' ". cnt
g, Quiet Night" tworis b, Tyutehey cui
Lady" ............ Rerutlln
iNTERMISSION.
H.
THIRD GRnrF~~RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS.
tal Love Song Province of Vladimir
Arr, n. Ketlrun
,hl Wedding song" (Provinee of ,Algh; :
lei The Bells Of Novgorod ''"'
Arr. Karnnviteh
i'd Dance Song" Province of Ryazini
Arr, karnoVltch
FOURTH GRorP--NoN.RUssf
COMPOSERS.
"a Separation" tworsis by rushkinl,
PatEius
words and arrangement by a.
-, hhdtoH ,..,,. ~; s1.st MoEaTt
tcl "Et enlng Segrnade' tluilahyl taFr
hy n kedrofI ,............,. Aht
tdI Waltz .....,,S strauss
Evening star., 1928-04-08
u. s. SOLDIERS HOME BAND.
THE L. $. NAVY RAND.

The weekly concert 10 be given to-
morrow evening III the sail loSt &c the
navy yard by the United States NAVY
Band. Lieut.. Charles Bentsr, leader. wsli
be featured by solo for plecolo, Birds
Of the Forest" by Le There. PLAYED by
Musician William Meyer
The overture 80 Offenbach'S Or
pheuS" opens q program thsg VIII M
clu0e such favoriteS as VerclS ~.AiGa"
and WaSner'S "TannhauSev
The ful program viii be printed III
The Star tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Because Of the wealth Of lovely music
In the churches Easter Sunday, there
will not be a twilight music hour this
afternoon at the 7. w. C. A. The pro-
grams will be resumed next Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Band Programs.
L. S. MARINE BAND


THE United States Marine Band viii
present their usual Easter Monday
program in the White House Grounds
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Capt Taylor BrsnSon. leader. viii con-
duct Two American composers viii be
represented. John Philip SouSa's march
Riders for the Flag opening the rzo-
gram. and Victor Herbert's character
iStic. entitled "Pan-Americans." being
PLAYED later in the program.
The usual two-hsn6 orchestra con-
certS viii be given Wednesday night a.
Sis and Friday afternoon st $50 n
the auditorium Of the barracks. sn6
the Thursday night band program VIII
be a request program given az O'Clock.
Full programs viii be printed sS
usual. in the daily issues OF The star.
l.. 8. SOLDIERS HOME BAND.
The U. S. Soldiers Home Band Or
cheStra. John s. NJ. Zimmerman.
hermann, bandmaSter. viii give is
usual three programs during the week
at Stanley Hall. beginning in each case
at $40 pm, Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY.
The full programs win be printed IL
daily issues OF The Star.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Mrs Reginald Dustin. we'll known
English singer, presented delightful
group u songs which we're much en-
joyed by her audience, before the Lady
Mel<nnon Daughters of Scotia. The
songs included Lane Wilson's Carmen
cifa' victor HeFbeft's Sweet Mystery
of Life" and THE Kerry Dances" by
Molioy MTe. Dustin Vas assisted ~
lhe piano by Mildred Flcklin Eehols.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
ANUgSHCI
STUDIOS OF WASHINGTON
SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Instruction On Nteln. Manaahn Csuttsr
Tenor Rania AMI Muslcat Fttnratien
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LELAND BOYD PARKER
eacheF cf Piaao

Teacher of Pfuao
Complete GFasied Courses Coaching anl
AeTonpaaNins class Ur Private inStrWettNnx
Aft man
lies i've ut. M tAll keaFues ~, NE
fhnAes; Main ssAS North NfO&
Evening star., 1928-04-08

An aboriginal suite
"Ktekaya' tEattii ,.,..-..- Justin Elle
tpremifr rendition
/. In the Temple OF the sun God.
=. Dance 10 the sun God
g. Procession Of the shadows"
A. "na1ce of the Cave Man"
United Service Orchestra,
Lieut. Bentcf conducting
The Star Spangled Banner.
o, r. GasculEne, announcer.
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Walter T. Holt Studies

nldest estAelshea sehoal IN MashiWgtaa
sneetaii8AE IN instractsanA GA asandeAn,
hsAiN, guitar And their variant Instruments
Nnna hut reliable standafa RiathpAs msea
NNsemhie pFaTtica with the NafdleA Clues
tatslpSue sent IN request
1891 IelumhsA Read nm. IolNAalA pAa
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Won UNSCHULD UNIVERSITY
OF MUSIC Inc

Mme, Marie Nea Iasehald. PIES.
A Seheol for Serious students
All Branches Of Music Taught
Nv taealty Of Noted Artists
riana CanveFt Mnk Teacher Cuurse
Nine. v, TnneAeaa. N u,
N.altn. Pref, u 4, Nan Hutsteya
Naeal rraf. Myran W Nhitney
organ, Fret, Maltan haNte
Courses Leading to Degrees
PrepagNtetS Stheut uN,tfr tnt mediate sgpeV~
5l0R of the uatNeFsttV pfsAfvssaeS
\ contest TOR several Wh0te ana martial
hnlArshlps fpF NtaiiN NpSisN Pfaf Nsu
,lSteSn aDsl Nlelin sna fiana pqweArstt,fS
n UNIVERSITY.
IA tetgHhla kaaa--.fhNNe ValuahtA sflS
ApklS lass New Nark ANe.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

We Meet Again Tonight Boys COLLEGE Giee
Combined clubs,
Xi
America
Ry the combined clubs and audience,
Dancing to begin promptly at 10 pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

NggIP oAERILOWITscH pre-
" Eented Johann Sebastian
Eschs great Passion of Our
Lord According 10 ~. Matthew" /"
u two professional performances
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TOUNOD'S Faust" one of the
" most familiar Of all grand
operas will be presented in tabloid
by the National Grand Opera Com
pany, under the baton of Secare
Sodero for the NBC Red Network
listeners at $50 tonight.
Faust" the allegorical opera in
five acts, was based on Goethe's
tragedy and was first produced in
Paris in 1859, London in 1863 and
in New York the same year. 1t is
on the Metropolitan Opera and
Chicago Civic Opera repertoire of
today. The words for it were
supplied by Barber and Care.
The soloists of the evening include
CANA Zielinska, soprano; Devora
Nadworney, contralto; Giuseppe dl
Benedetto, tenor; Ivan Ivantzoff,
baritone and Nino RuiSi, bass.
Stations in the Red chain for this
broadcast are listed in Dial Twisters.
Another company will perform
"Faust" from CNRM, Montreal, at
8 tonight.
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WIZ t4SN New -Mediterraneans
WMAQ (447.5J Chicago-Topsy Turvy.
WWJ (S52.D Detroit-Statler concert.
$50 O'clock
WGY (s79.5l schenectady-Farm program.
WIP ts4s.6) acknowledgements Or
VIZ (4S4l New York-HighIanders.
VITO 1884 Hartford-Dinner group,
WSM (33T) Observation-Disclosures.
IS O'clock
CFCA (357 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KpKA $3.50 Pittsburgh-U. OF p. ad-
KEuo (S4s) St. Louis-Readings.
XIV (526l Chicago-Uncle Bob.
WBAP (499.D TT. Worth5Seven Aces.
VIGIL (4sS.6l-ohicago-Labor Federation
wENR 1883 chtcago-orchsstra.
WEAF 1922 New York-Synagogue.
wJR (44D DetrOit-oOldkette's Orches-
WIFI $3.50 ChicagO-TenOr: orchestra;
WIZ C45ll New York-Orchestra to WOW.
VIVID l3e5.6) MISUNDERSTANDING; Vic
WV 59assl acknowledgements.
WIS lS45l Chicsgo-Supperbell.
WOR (422.3l Newark-Orchestra
WSAI 1912 Cincinnati-Orchestra
WWJ (352.7J Detroit-News; music.
-6;15 O'clock
KDKA 1850 Pittsburgh-Power period.
WMAK t545j Buffaio-News; music.
XIV 1920 Chicago Music.
WIZ 1881 misunderstanding League.
WEAF (492l New York-The Soconyans 60
WGGYs WcsH. WAR, VITO. wGR.
VILLA ssII, learwater-scarIet Guards
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VIC %d9 $3.50 bes MOines@0oSrtesS Y' PRO-
vito (4ls) chicago-opera highlights.
WV WBz ' Ms NsH XIV XIV sY KpRR f0res''rS TO
WLW (429.3) Cincinnati-Studio feature.
VITO $3.50 Hartford-AIr trolic,
WTAG (51D Worcester-Studio program.
--S O'clock
KTHS (Ss4.4) Hot springs-Orchestra
soloists.
CNRM (41D Montreal--opera Faust" to
CNRQ, CNRo.
WBBM (389.4) Chicago-Piano; dance.
VIGIL (4836l Chicago-Entertainers Chez
Pierre Orchestra.
" doa,s e w6 SSo xSG5sP%a9osc T Wa
WGR, WWJ. WGY, WEEI WRC, WHO.
WAS. WsM. WsB. wBAP. WTAG.
VICES isl MSe chiie aS0- symphony.
WENR (2sS.sl Chicago-VocaI and trio,.
WIZ $50 New York-Variety hour to
KDKA, KYW, VIDAL, WJR, KWK.
VIVID ls65.6l Mooseheart = Mooseheart
WV l42ssl cincinnati-Trio.
WIS (345l Chicago-All State hour.
WQR (422.S) Newark-Columbia network.
wTMJ (294) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trio.
$50 O'clock
CFCA (35TO Toronto-Orchestra: organ,
XII (46s( Los Orchestra.
KOA (325.9) DenYer--"Tell-Me-a -Story."
WEAF (492l New York-Zipper Orchestra;
quartet to WEEP. WAR. WRC. WTAG.
WIS.,. WWC EA WV WA WdNj WIS KESD W WSsA4I
woo, VINO, KVOO, WSB, WILT, WDAF,
WHAS, WOW, VITO.
WHIT, S06) Chicago Sisters.
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VIVID 1855. 81 Mooseheart-Trivoli theater.
WMBB 1852 Chtcago-Popular.
WHY (42s;s( Cincinnati,-s.tutdsio; organ;
dedication; Mayor Walker and other
% O'clock
KOA t325.e) Denver-Orchestra.
Wits (3S4.4l Hot Springs-Concert.
KYW (526) Chicago-Studio.
WBBM (3894) Chicago-Male quartet.
WEBB (365.6l Chicago-Orchestra.
wELA (5lD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. also
VICES t242) Chicago-Maggie and Jiggs.
WJR CAD Detroit--Music.
WIZ (454l New York-Dance band.
WIS (345) Chicago-Madrigal Club.
WOR 1929 Newark-Columbia network
Columbia hour.
--9:15 O'clock
KOA (325.9) Denver-Scotch music: can
KTHs (ss4.N Hot Springs -Frolic.
WENR $3.50 Chicago-7Request.
WEAx s S5s2( w6 NsE XS TfT T wTg
WsAII,, wcAE. WHO. wHAs, wsB,
woo (374.s) Davenport-Law for the
WIT esos) chicago-Your hour.
WGN l41s) ChicagoE;Music:
WJR (441) Overwhelmingly hour.
WIS (345) Chicago-Organist; tenor.
WWJ (352.D Detroit-Organ.
--10 O'clock
CNRW (405.2) Winnireg-PopuIar.
CNRM (41l) Montreal-Dance to CNRO,
XII C16sl Los Angeles Music club.
WBBM 1883. a Chicago Dixie Flyer.
WIdK lsosj SHiisic- orchestra.a 'A's'
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Fishing The Air
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

tonight during the Stephen Czukor
"Aristocrat" program.
Nine. Gabor is an accomplished
linguist and has the distinction of
having been prima donna at the
State Opera House of Berlin; the
Wagner Opera Company; the Ger
man Opera Company of New York,
and prima donna de luxe OF the
Peoples Opera Company of
Budapest.
Her program will include:
.'MNs srHaas s6a 6tn ITALIAN Leoncavello
.".GyPsy Dawn lin Hungarian) Neineti1
The Savoy-Plaza Concert Orches-
ira will be heard in dinner music
program at 6 tonight from WIZ,
New York, and WOW, Omaha, play
ing the following numbers:
Pas des Escharpes" ......... Chaminade
..ITannhauser, fantasy ......... Wagner
pon,,Isg SSong ''''.'.............. Barnes
".:Midsumnaer Nights serenade'' :. Ai6enia
@'-S''"e' ''''''''. schubert
The second program of the series
OF National School Band Contest
Nights will be on the air from WIS.
Chicago, at ITO tonight. The play
ing OF the contest numbers by Har-
old Bachman'S Million Dollar Band
will be supplemented by short talks
on the compositions by Don Malin.
musical director of station WIS.
The Herman string trio will be
on the air from WLW, Cincinnati, at
7;45 tonight broadcasting several
numbers of Russian music that
should hold the interest Of all lovers
OF good music.
The National Players, directed by
Gerald Stopp, in the Great Mo-
mentS in History" through the NBC
Red network, will present the ap-
pearance Of Benjamin Franklin at
the French Court. The program
will be heard at tonight over sta
tons Of the Red chain listed in
Dial Twisters.
In commemoration Of Robert
Burns, the beloved Scotch poet, a
program Of Scotch music will be
rendered by the KOA mixed quartet
from the Denver station at 9:15
tonight. Max Bruch's dramatic can
tata, Fair Ellen" sung by a mixed
octet OF Denver's leading singers,
will be the feature of the evening.
A program of Scotch and Irish
music will be presented over KTHS,
Hot Springs. at 1880 tonight.
Alexander Luigini's Ballet Egyp-
tien," which was included by Verdi
In his Aida" at the Lyons perform
ance in 1885, although Verdi him
self had written a good ballet for
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wGN (4l6) Chicago-"M Men," con-
WHO $3.50 Des Moines-pinner music.
Wis (s4s cRic saSsSS5Itsse Orchestra
WLW (428.3) Cincinnati-Talk; orchestra.
W6B l475.9l Atlanta-Inhtrumenta
WTAM (399.8) Cleveland-Blue room.
-6;45 O'clock
VIGIL l4s3e Chicago-Health talk.
WIZ (454) New York-"Washington Poll
W WIS., TO WIRE MESG. WWr 0%S, VIDAL. KDKA'
~ O'clock
CYdc tS2s.5l London - Markets; studio
cNRM G5lp Acknowledgement orchestra
KMA l394:5) Shenandoah-Music hour.
WBBM $3.50 chicago-Orchestra; organ.
WEAF (4sSj New YorkNGreat history mo.
ments to WHO, WAS, WTAG, WEBB.
WEEI (365.6l Observation-Disclosures.
WGY l379;Sl Schenectsdy - Remington
WIP (S4s.6l Philadelphia-!Polish night.
WHO l4l0 chicago-String trio; news;
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WIS (s45j chicago-scrap book; orches-
wLIB (4lsl chicago-Alnanack; concert.
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WOR (422.3) Newark-Corby hour.
--7;SO O'clock
KTHs $3.50 Hot springs-scotch and
KoA (s25.sj penver-Concert.
WEAF (492) New York-Quartet: soprano.
VILLA (5i7J earWateT-Nusicale also
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BY BlOSSer

WHO l41O chicago-orchestrs enter
VIZ asa New York-slumber music.
WIS (345) Chicago-Concert.
WLW (428.3) Cincinnati-OrchestTa.
WMAK (545) Buffalo--Dance.
WQJ (4475l Chicago-Orchestra
WTAs CS7SJ Chicago-Entertsiner
KYw $3.50 ohicago~cOnsress Hotel Or
wSco. i4O5) Minneapolis-st. Paul-or-
wEAF (4s2) New Ycrk-Hotel Manager Or
chestra to WHO, KSD.
WSAI l361.2l acknowledgements
WSM 1887 NaShyille--Studio.
WTAM (Sss.S) Cleyeland-7Dance.
wsB (475.s) Atianta-"In Old Kentucky:
KJR (s4s.sl seattleEstudio.
XII e1r l4S 49, ., Los Angsles-orange network
xxx 1917 Hollywood-Feature.
XIX (508.2) Oakland-Music.
KOA (325.9l Denver-Orchestra,
WIN (S94.5l New York-Frivoiity Club.
WHIT 1924 Chicago-Dance.
Wiz WIa (se1lIs 6G5hiicsgoRopSSllaT; dsnSe
WMAK (545) Bu1alo-Orchestra.
--l1:3O O'CLOCK
MCCO (4o5l Minneapolis-St. Paul-Orgsns
VICES (2F2l chicsgoMcNew music.
GMRV I29p vancouyer-Night Caps.
xxx $50 Hollywood Orchestra.
KJR $3.50 Seattle Orchestra.
KPO (422.s) San Francisco--Dance
WBBM $3.50 Chicago-N Night Hawk froll@.
WEBB l395.6l Chicago--Inf formal revue,
WHO l300) Chicago-I,oyal Order % .sapa.
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