The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-17
many STARS IN
AIR WAYS
TONIGHT

Aside from the fact that the
Lewiston Stadium Orchestra will
present Beethoven's Ninth Sym.
phony this evening in conjunction
with the New York Choral Society
for listeners Of the WIZ circuit and
that Amos n Andy may be heard
through WLW, the most interest.
ing feature we. scan from the loud
speaker program lists is the short
recital to be given through WRC
by q quartet from the Choir In
visible. The selection of any
particular feature from WRC pros
poets Is more or less of an arbitrary
matter. because the entire evening
program is rather interesting.
There will be Navy Band con-
cert at O'Clock this afternoon
which will be distributed across the
continent. At o'clock William
Tyler Page, clerk OF the House of
representatives and Senator Key
Fittman of Nevada are to appear
IN the Voters Service program to
discuss the vice presidential candi-
dates OF the two political parties.
sara Bousson, soprano, will be pre-
sented for short recital at $50
o'clock and at 6:45 o'clock Alice
dutchins Drake returns to the
! microphone after q long absence
with one OF her interesting talks on
| Art in Washington"
HINDU MUSIC
BY HINDU MUSICIANS
Hindu music by Hindu must
clans will be presented In pro-
gram Of Musical Miniatures at q
and at 1890 the Seiberling out
burst promises Frank Crummit
rs guest star with at least two
OF his own songs. Gilman and
Arden will also be among those
present. The Eyeready hour be-
gins at ], and the cliquot con.
tribution at 3.
The quartet from the Choir In.
visible, to be presented at $3.50,
includes Erne Embrey, soprano;
Jessica Tabler Benfam, contralto;
Al. Roy Williams, tenor, and
Alexander III. Gait, baritone, di.
rected by Robert L. Keiser with
Mildred Kolb Schulze as accom-
PIANIST. The special features Of
the program include two tenor
solos and the Good Night" quar-.
tet from Martha"
The COntinentals will be heard
at 10 o'clock, under the direction
Of Cesare S0dero, hence there
will be only 40 minutes Of Stun
Der Music" after which the MadrilIon
orchestra provides dance tunes
for the remainder of the evening.
The presentation Of Beeth0vens
Ninth symphony by the I.ewisohn
orchestra, directed by william Van
Hoogstraatena wed commend listen
ers to tune through WBAIs this
evening. This symphony Il regarded
as the most important composition
In this form OF music and requires,
in addition to a full symphony
orchestra, a chorus of 200 voices.
It was composed by Beethoven as a
musical Interpretation of SchilIer's
Ode Of JOY" and designed by the
composer to be his greatest work.
From WMAL there will be an
early dance program and after the
| usual evening of talk and song and
Instrumental numbers the Radio
Movie Club closes the program. The
appearance of Charlie Correll and
Friedman Goslin in the roles Of
Amos and Andy" in the WLW
program is a new nightly feature.
These boys are the "Sam n Henry
OF WGN fame, who have been
appearing with WMAQ under their
new names for several months past.
The usual Baltimore Park Band con-
cert may be tuned through VIDAL
at and at $50 the Soconyland
sketch OF the week will rell some
thing of the story OF David
| Harum."