The Washington times., 1929-04-25
HOOVER To BE
HEARD ON AIR
TONIGHT

President Hoover will be the
principal speaker at the meeting
of Governmental officials in deter.
mining methods for "Beautifying
the Nations Capital" at o'clock.
tonight in the United States Cham
Der of Commerce.
The addresses of the Chief Exec
utive and other speakers, including
Secretary of Treasury Mellon, Hon.
Richard N. Elliott and Milton B.
Medary, will be picked up from the
Chamber of Commerce by the Ma
tional Broadasting Company and
the Columbia Broadcasting Sys.
tenn and broadcast through net
works of stations, including WRC
and WMAL.
The musical program will be CON.
tributed by the United States Ma
rine Band under the direction OF
Capt, Taylor Branson.
The Sonora Hour. which usually
goes on the air at this time through
CHS stations, has transferred its
time to $50 p. m.
oliver Smith, the American tenor,
a frequent feature of this hour, will
in Where Is the Song OF Songs
The Picadors will render THE
Dance of the Paper Dolls" I'm
Ka-razy For You" and Fate" The
trio win sing IF You Don't Love
Me" and Ida, Sweet As Apple
Cider" A special arrangement of
THE Birth of the Blues" will be
a. oh Eur1n NR IA
Old and New FaVOrtes
The harmonies from the locker
room of the Musical Foursome will
open with "Funiculi Funicula."
The Wabash Blues" my Lucky
Star Mississippi Mud" and "A
Garden in the Rain" will be other
numbers rendered.
The Musical Vignettes will depict
sunny France through the overture
to Thomas 'Mignon": three excerpts
from Debussy's "LEnfant Prodi-
gue," the "Fete Boheme," by Mas
senet; Saint-Saens' THE Swan"
and the "Farandole" and Paste
raie," by Bizet.
Such hits OF Ager and Yellen as
Cray Words. Crazy Tune" IT
Wonder What's Become of Sally
and "Ain't She Sweet" will be
heard in the Hoover Sentinels broad
cast, through WRC. JessicaD Dragon
nette will sing Drigo's Venetian
Serenade" and Forever" as her So
prano solos. She will join with the
Sentinels in rendition of '"The
World Is waiting For The Sunrise"
The repitition OF ''Nola" and
Ltszt's "Liebestraum" will mark the
Seiberling program, as aiming to
please. James Melton will be heard
in the tenor solos. Who Is Sylvia"
and Little Gray Home in the
West" Gilman and Arden will give
piano duet OF Mighty LAX a
Rose" The Singing Violins win be
heard in Dvorak's "HumoresQue."
Chaminade'S scarf dance from
Ballet Symphonique" will open the
Halsey Stuart hour. Romberg,
Kreisler and Pryor will be repre-
sented among the selections.
AH.CIassic Program
{. A. concert by Arcade Birkenholz,
violinist; Caroline Andrews, soprano,
and Nicholas Vasilieff, Russian
tenor. will be presented by the Ma
tional Broadcasting and Concert
Bureau. The program of vocal and
instrumental features is based on
works Of classic composers. The
entire recital will be directed by
Cesare Sodero.
The Midweek Hymn Sing present
ing favorite hyInns In solo, duet and
quartet form is another attraction
at WRC. DIR. George c. Havener
and Mrs. Grace Hays Riley will
speak on the program for national
representation for the District Of
Columbia.
WRC will sign off when the last
smashing chords of music by George
Olsen's Band are sounded. This
program of popular dance music by
popular music-makers is well worth
waiting up for.
VOL will broadcast the Washing
ton-Philadelphia baseball game from
the studio of The Washington
Times. The National Theater Play
ers. Florence Jane Adams, the child
impersonator and two hours OF
dance music complete the program.
The Columbia Trio, Ray Harper,
tenor, and other musical programs
are colorful spots in the WJSV