Evening star., 1928-04-28
CHILD SPECIALIST
TO TALK ON RADIO
Health Day Series to Con-
tinue on WMAL-MuSiC
to Feature WRC.

DR., Joseph s. Wall, former president
of the Medical Society of the District
and a noted children'S specialist, viii
| give the fourth of the series of child
| health day radio talks tonight from
Station WAAL. He will speak at els
o'clock on Child Welfare From the
Physical Standpoint"
other prominent men yet to be heard
| in this special series include Secretary
of Commerce Hoover. who, as president
of the American Child Health Associa-
| ton, will deliver child health message
| through WRC and network of stations
Tuesday: Frederic William Vile, news
paper correspondent and author and
DIR. Quinkin Messner, head of the dental
department of the United States Public
Health Service.
VIII Give Dance Program.
Aside from DR.. Walls talk. WLAL
will broadcast another child health day
feature from tbs TO 1880 o'clock, This
will be presented during the regular
weekly forum of the Thirty Club. under
the direction of A. Cloyd Gin. Bed
time Stories for Grown-Ups" viii be the
subject of the program.
WMAL's principal musical attractions
will be a dance program by Les Colvin
anu HAS 1OAuktlpAhIASs d1lA ~ AVNAtaA ~
T.. w. Fry, pianist of Detroit. Inter-
spersing these features, w. Alfred Fal-
coner OF the Washington Readers Club,
will give a condensed version of Thomas
Nelson Pages "Marse Chan" Mrs.
Ralph Wilson, contralto, will be the as
sisting artist.
THE Arcadians," musical fantasy
in three acts, will be presented as the
Philco Hour feature through WRC at
0 o'clock With Jessica Dragonette,
soprano: Colin O'Moore, tenor; Norman
Jolliffe baritone. and Dan Gridley, ten
or in the leading roles, Henry N. Nicely.
Philco's "Old Stager." will present the
essence of the play which was produced
at the Liberty Theater, New York, jan
uary II, 1910.
THE Man without a Country" pat
riotic cantata, based on Edward Everett
Hale's story of the same name and set
to music by Hosmer. will be presented
through wRC at 6 O'Clock by group
of singers from the Inter-High School
Festival Chorus. This chorus is conduct
ed by DR.. e. N. G. Barnes, under the
auspices Of the First Baptist Sunday
School.
Lillian r. Latham, soprano: DR.. Seba
Christie, tenor. and Voctortne Bouillon.
pianist, will be heard during Washing
ton College Of Music program at Gas
o'clock.
Lion Clubs Party.
A Nationwide radio party at which
! 800 Lions Clubs of America will be
hosts to the blind people of the United
States. will be given through WRC at
10 o'clock Harold Bauer, nationally
known pianist: Anna Case, formerly
Metropolitan Opera soprano. and Ed
ward Grasse, American violinist, are
among the artists TO be presented John
B. Kennedy. associate editor of Golfers
Magazine, viii act as master Of cere-
monies
"An Hands" a march by Charles
Benter, leader of the United States
Navy Band, and dedicated to Rear
Admiral r. H. Leigh. will be played by
the band In the program which viii be
broadcast at 8 o'clock Other marches
In the program include Teike's Prince
Albert" and Sousa's "El Captain"
The regular Saturday night musical
program made UP OF selections requested
by the radio audience viii be a feature
OF the WRHF broadcast In addition
there viii be the daily resume of news
events by The Town Crier and advice
to radio listeners by THE Radio Bug"