The Washington times., 1928-01-21
HEAD Of IRISH.
STATE ON AIR

Having started the week with per-
9onally delivered messages by two
Presidents through loud speakers,
radiotics will end it with an address
from the head of another nation
William T.. Cosgrave. President of
the Irish Free State: This evening
at 1905 President Cosgrave viii de-
liver a message to the people of
America from the home staying
Irish. through the Irish Fellowship
Club of Chicago, which group of
distinguished Irishnen will address.
President Cosgrave has just arrived
in America for a short visit, and
was whisked almost from the
steamer decks to Chicago. The
broadcast of the address will be
made through a nation wide net
work of broadcasting stations, in
GLIDING WRC with John 3. Daniel
officiating at the microphone.
Distinguished men will furnish
much of the early broadcasting to-
day-men of all walks of life dis
cussing many things. For example,
at 1:45 WRC will bring to listeners
q discussion of foreign policy by
such important men as Willis j. Ab-
bott. editor of the Christian Science
Monitor; NJ. Koenigsberg. president
and the King Feature Syndicate;
Silas Bent, editor of the Nations
Business, and James g. Mcdonald,
Of the Foreign Policy Association,
before which the discussion will take
place.
At 2 o'clock WGBS will broadcast
q discussion of the question of build
ing Navy for the United States
second to none in the world. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt and Representa-
tive Frederick Britten of Illinois will
be heard in this symposium.
SAMPLE PROGRAM
OF EDUCATIONAL MUSIC
The most important musical fea-
ture in the evening programs-from
the standpoint of the musician-will
be the sample" educational program
DR.. Walter Damrosch will direct
from WRC and the WIZ chain. at
o'clock The first part of the pro-
gram will be of a character DIR. Dam
rosch thinks suitable for children OF
graded and grammar schools and the
second part for pupils of high
schools and colleges.
The first section includes the ia
NOUS ''Tic-Toc" movement Of
Beethoven's Eighth Symphony-the
movement the great master designed
to initiate metronome. There VIII
be the Entrance Of the Little
Fauns' by Pierne and a scherzo from
Glazounow's B flat symphony. The
second part of the program includes
the Midsummer Nights Dream"
over of Mendelssohn and the second
movement Of Beethoven's Fifth SYM
phony.
The wen.beloved Victor Herbert
light opera, 1.-THE Red MILL" will be
the vehicle in which Jessica Dragon
cite and her pals of the Philco group
will ride the wave lengths from WRC
and the WIZ chain at o'clock. In
the WRC doings new orchestra
will make its appearance at 7:15-
Archie Slater's Lotus Restaurant
Band. We are told this band is a
part of B, A. Rolfe,s organization,
the Lotus restaurant being operated
by the same concern that runs the
Palais dor in New York where Rolfe
plays.
In the WMAL activities one finds
D. J. Kaufman, the popular local
merchant, talking about shopping; a
joint recital by Mabel Foote Whitman,
soprano: Louis Thompson, tenor, and
Grace Stanley Stevens, pianist, and
concert by the Nordica Mandolin
group.
Elsewhere the Morgan College
Jubilee Singers can be heard from
VIDAL at 1880. the Boston Symphony
Orchestra from WBZ at $40, and the
Minneapolis symphony Orchestra
from WCCO at 10:15-or after the
address of President Cosgrave Of the
Irish Free State.