The Washington times., 1929-03-08
WILL.
ADDRESS AIR
AUDIENCE

Senator Frederic M. Sackett tR.)
OF Kentucky, and Senator Millard
y. Tydings 3D. OF Maryland, will
be the principal speakers In the
third OF the series known as Half
Hours with the Senate 10 be
broadcast over coast-to-coast
N. p. C. network, including WRC
at 1890 p, m.
Senator Tydlngs, weIl-known
throughout the country as chair.
man OF the Speakers Committee
In the Democratic Presidential
campaign, viii discuss the i'm.
portant role the United Sta:es
Senate plays IN the cultural de
veIopnent OF America.
Senator Sackett will outline the
manner and method In which, cur
country deals with various out.
side territories. Through his ss-
ISOLATION with the Committee on
Territorial and Insular Possessions
the Senator has an Intimate knowi'
edge OF this subject.
"In A Persian Market" a seiec.
ton redolent or the Orient, will
he played by the cities Service
Orchestra. The Cavaliers will fea'
ture their singing with Annie
Laurie" accompanied by the full
orchestra under the direction OF
Rosario, Bourbon. There will be
cello solo and variety Of popn.
lar and classic numbers by Saint.
Saens, Massenet, GenZler and
T5incke.
The schradertown Band enters
| nolittcs Under the snappy direc.
tion OF Pop Hall. stirring election
procram. will he put on the air by
| the musical fun makers.
Advance notice OF the vernal sea.
son Ia given by Ray and BeEtos
through WRC. Al Bernard and Billy
Resrd, who play the parts OF the
| master Mechanics OF Mfrth" VIII
remind radio listeners Of the TIRE.
| sIstihla call OF the outdoors IN
when Spring Comes Peeping
| Through" "I'm Wild About Horns
and the opening number OF the
| orchestra, "Outside."
Tulpinl's "Ballet Fgyptien" opens
| the SIunfer Music broadcast. Mum.
| hers hy Strauss, EngIander. Gran.
adns MacDowell, Rachmlnlnoff ana
| FraRck. follow. -,
A tabloid version OF the Parisian n
operetta, "Comte obligado." VIII oe
given during the "Evening In
paris" through wRC. The musical
numbers of the show which will be
heard, are extremely popular IN ID
| PARIS at the present time. rms
will he, thus far known, thS first
| Dresentation Of the muS.S IN this
| country. .- l..
George Frame Brown. known TO
ALI radio fans as the original Luke
| Higgins in Main Street and the
present Matt Tompkins" in Real
! Folks" will be featured In the sec
ond Kodak Hour broadcast. through
WMAL. In addition, Nat Schiikre'
and his orchestra will play
| group of popular musical numbers;
feud dating back to the golG
rush in California will be settled In
the hour that Night Club Romanees
will broadcast over a NATIONWIDE
Columbia hookup and through
| WMAII.
! George Jessel, who will be remem-
! bered for his success in the stage
| nroduction of "The Jazz Singer
and has recently completed a star
| ring picture, Lucky Boy" will be
one OF the headliners sof the Veedol
| Vodevil Hour. through WMAl4.
| Cissie Lotus. co-star with Mr..
.JesseI in the broadcast, will enter
| tain her audience with bits OF char
acter studies and song stories which
| established her many years ago as
a star. OF vaudeville and musical
| reVues.
A male quartet, Richard Maxwell,
| tenor. and a salon orchestra, under
! the direction of Freddie Rich, will
complete the features with the
| Ponce Sisters.