The Washington times., 1929-07-17
PRINCESS IDA''
To Be HEARD
OVER WRC

The dainty and tuneful love story
of Princess ida and Prince Hill
arion, which Gilbert and sullivan
set to music in their masterful way,
will be presented by the National
Broadcasting Company, at 10
o'clock tonight. as the first Of the
saHaDs of summer operettas.
"Princess Ida" will be tuned in
locally through WRC. With Gra-
ham Harris conducting, the radio
cast, including such well known
stars as Frederic Baer, baritone:
James Haupt, tenor; Frank Moulan,
baritone; and Rosalie Wolfe.
soprano, will undoubtedly offer a
musical hour OF extraordinary en-
joyment.
The stage and..screen will supply
the Ingram Shavers with the music
for their broadcast over WRC at
s o'clock.
Selections from nine musical
shows will make up the entire pro-
gram. There win be tunes from
Great Day." Vincent Youman's
newest musical comedy; group of
numbers from THE Little Show, :
and other popular compositions
from recent musical successes.
"Honky Tonk," Sophie fuckers
first venture into sound pictures;
three numbers frcm THE Hollywood
Review of 1922 and medley from
THE Desert Song will represent the
films.
Popular Program
Compositions OF Jerome Kern make
up the Mobiloil program at s o'clock.
Erno Rapee, conductor of the Roxy
Symphony Orchestra will lead the
concert orchestra, assisted by Gladys
Rice. soprano: Douglas Stanbury,
baritone. and Frank Moulan, BARI
tone, There will also be a mixed
chorus of special vocal highlights.
WMAL will present William
K towles Cooper. general secretary
of the 7. M. C.. A.. in talk at tbs
O'Clock on What's Going On in the
World
Brothers Brokenshire and Macy
will again contribute the comedy ele-
ment to the Kansas Frolickers over
this station at $3.50 o'clock. They
will be heard in solso and duets,
winding up the program with their
popular novelty, "Oh, Gee, There
Amt No Justice" The orchestra
will be heard at intervals with old
time melodies. Another feature in
this hour will include an accordion
and violin duet.
George Rymer, soloist of the
United symphony Orchestra, will be
heard in Brahms "Mainacht," Brans-
combe's by st. Lawrence Waters"
and Manney's "Consecration" during
the s o'clock broadcast over WMAL"
The orchestra will offer selections
from Mozart, Kargonouff. Bizet.
Herbert, and .Kreisler.
Opera and Jazx
caro- Nome" one of the Lost
important melodies. from Verdi's
famous opera "Rigoletto," will be
rendered by La Palma when the
Smoker goes ,on the air at $3.50
O'Clock. Dale Wimbrow, will offer
two specialties,, Little by Little"
and True Blue SAM" the first an
original composition of his own.
Freddie Rich and his orchestra will
play several medleys of the latest
dance hits. Included among these
will be I've Got a Feeling I'm
Falling" That's You Baby and
"Moanin' Low"
The scherzo movement from
Dvorak's New World Symphony
will open the concert that Bernhard
Levitow and his orchestra are pre-
senting over WMAI4 at 9 o'clock.
Other selections will be the first
movement from Beethoven's "Septet
Opus 20'' to be followed by De-
bussy's "Children's Corner Suite"
Rinsky Rorsakoff's flight of the
Bundle Bee" and Clara Edwards
by the Bend of the River" will
also be offered.
The usual attractions at VOL
will be headed by the Washington
Chicago baseball account at o'clock
broadcast from the studio of the
Washington Times. and an early
evening program by Edith Reed $
entertainers.