The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-28
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Education in many Of its mani
festations will be chief among loud
speaker outputs this evening. begin
ming at 6 o'clock. with an hour Of
talk and music from the National
Education Association convention in
Boston, continuing at with the dis
cussing ofepeace plans by eminent
men in the Voters Service program,
and including an hour Of Latin
American music from WRNY at
and half an hour Of Tschaikowsky
music and history from WIS at $50.
In addition to these outstanding
features, there is to be q talk. on
Saving Old Ironsides,' by Mrs.
Cabot Stevens from WNAL at 500,
a concert of negro spirituals by the
Judson Symphony from WOR at 8
and many other interesting things
that will be plain entertainment.
The. broadcast Of the National
Education Association meeting in
Boston, coming to WRC at s o'clock,
seems to be one Of those after
thoughts Of the National Broadcast
ing Company with which 1t rushes
mGaBGE lI11OEUldbIOn DIT tho AdASb AAAO-
ment. The. Boston Public School
Symphony Orchestra and the Bos-
ton Public School Chorus will pro.
vide the music. One Of the adj
dresses-the last on the program
as we get twill deal with "Edu-
cation in the Home" and viii be
made by Mrs. M. w. Reeve, presi.
dent OF the National Congress of
Parents and Teachers.
SENATOR GILLETT 10
GIVE VOTERS SERVICE
Senator Frederick n. GiIIett Of
Massachusetts and President James
q. Mcdonald, Of the Foreign Policy
Association. are to be the speakers
in the Voters Service program,
which will deal with Present Peace
Plans Before Congress.
In the early tuning period Of the
afternoon there will be a varied
program by the u. s. Navy Band
under the direction Of Lieut.. Charles
Benter. from WRC at $3.50. Among
other things that might be especial
ly commended to listeners in this
program are two Rubenstein num-
bers about which Lieut.. Benter has
some original ideas and to which he
gives most individual interpreta-
tons. These are the well-known
''Kanaenoi- Ostrow' and the famous
Romance" The ancient Peruvian
dance, "El Condor Pasos," will also
be a part Of the afternoon program.
TAXI DRIVER
EVEREADY STAR
The regular evening features In.
clude the Seiberling Singers at 8.
with a quartet version Of Kreisler's
Caprice Viennois;;" the Air Weav.
ers; the Eveready period and the
weekly bridge game. In the Eve
ready program Red" Christianson,
New York taxi driver, will recite
his own story Of being shipwrecked
on Galapagos Island, a most dra.
matte recital. The WMAL exer.
cises will present Mary Apple, con,
tralto; Colby Hartman and his thea.
ter talk and the usual Movie Club
exercises.
Latin-American music of q Sc
lected character will be the sole
component Of the Edison program
from WRNY, in q series Of "Around
the World in Music episodes being
broadcast each Tuesday evening
There will be another wholesalins
Of star announcers from the Friars
Club in New York by WGBS begin
ming at 9 o'clock where blow-by-
blow descriptions of boxing bouts
are to be the feature-with a diff
ferent announcer for every other
blow!
Art Linick and his comedy may
be tuned from KYW at 11:O5 and
at 1880 a debate on prohibition will
stir the microphone Of WCCO for
those who may tune it.