The Washington times., 1929-08-06
NOTED FLIERS
FEATURED ON
AIR TONIGHT

Tuesday is becoming almost gem
orally known as aviation night ON
the radio, for both Of our big chains
have scheduled excellent programs
on the lofty, subject.
At WMAL we look FORWARD TO
the presentation Of the famous
English airman. Capt. Frank Court
ney, whose gallant attempt 70 span
the Atlantic from east to west was
halted when he was forced down
near the Azores. Captain Courtney
will speak to his unseen listeners
on Problems Of Transatlantic Fly
ing" which VIII be Of double inter
est with the recent arrival Of the
Graf Zeppelin.
The captains talk win be the
principal feature Of the flying
stories-aviation news which the
CHS. broadcasts at 7:SO o'clock.
IA dramatic story. SISTER" > tale
or bravery and the righteous dis-I
claiming OF the sissy nickname by
q young filler. will complete the
program.
The N. b. C. features Capt. Frank
Hawkes., transcontinental record
holder and famous distance flier at
Is o'clock. This broadcast win in
.clude musical interludeS and q talk
by the noted ace ON ssVacationing
In the Air. It may becalled that
when Captain Hakes made his
record breaking trip from New York
City to the Pacific Coast he wore
q sport oeat and white flannel
trousers and insisted that he was
out on . weekend jannt to the
coast"
Whlteman's Band
Musical features Of the evening
include Paul Whiteman's entertain.
ment In the Old Gold Hour at 8
o'clock over WMAL. The Jazz
king" win offer q special group.
Girls Named Mary" IN honor Of
Mary Nolan, screen and stage star,
who viii be his guest in the studio
during the broadcast. Vocal selec-
tions by the quartet include Wake
Up. Chillun' Wake Up, and
Beautiful Ohio while Mildred
Bailey, contralto, and Bing CrOsley,
baritone. win sing "Moarir' Low
and "Walkin' With Susie =
Several artists OF the n. 81. G..
staff win entertain during the z
O'Clock feature over WRC called
Rendezvous at TIL" With Ray
mond knight an master OF cere.
monies, we will hear Kelvin Keetch
In uLelele solos and songs; Keith
Mcleod, pianist; George Price, harp
list, and Leslie Joy. baritone.
Celia Branz, contraito; Ethel Codd,
soprano, and Thomas Murtha, tenor.
all well known air soioists, viii be
your entertainers on this evenings
program In the Fada Salon Hour at
3 o'clock.
Louise" the popular song hit,
win be rendered in special arrange
ment for violin, trumpet, clarinet and
piano during the Prophylactic pro-
gram at TO o'clock. The orchestra
will feature sympathy" II I'm Ru-
dolph Friml's ''The FREELY" and
two numbers from 'The Five o'clock
Girl"
"Four-H Club Week at the Uni.
versity Of Maryland" win be the
subject Of talk by E. C. Jenkins
over WMAL at 6:15 o'clock.
The popular piano syncopations
that are scheduled at this station at
$50 o'clock are always pleasing.
Claude Owen to Talk
Claude w. Owen, chairman Of
community affairs committee Of the
Washington Board Of Trade, win be
presented at 6:45 o'clock in a talk
on THE Roosevelt M emo oria1
Stadium" !"
Dance music will be offered later
in the evening over WRC by the
Hotel Manger Orchestra and over
WMAL by the Jardtn Lido Or.
The Washington ines resumes
its baseball accounts over VOL with
the Washington-New York game at
2:15 o'clock.
Estelle Hunt Dean, well known
radio soprano, win be presented in
recital over this station at 7:2O
o'clock. The District OF Columbia
Congress Of -'arents and Teachers
presents DR.. Richard T. Wythe In a
talk at 2 o'clock on STORY T Hing
and Its Value in Home Education" "
Amos m Andy will 90 on the air
at TIL.
The Col nbia Trio at ESQ o'clr K
and Pa Brown with the little Browns
at 1880 are main features at WJSy.