The Washington times., 1929-03-19
FAMOUS FLIER
To MAKE AIR
SPEECH

with the mild weather and the
advent of spring, the radio dis.
courses take on really flighty
nature. as may be noted in the
number OF aviation talks that find :
comfortable niche in the weeks
programs.
Tonight, at 915. Walter Hinton,
president of the Aviation Institute
OF the u. s. A., iil Washington, will
be heard over WJSV on the subject
of Aviation AS 1t Is Today"
Mr.. Hinton, 1t may be recalled
was pilot of the first transatlantic
plane, the NC-2. He was the first
man to use the, airplane In explor-
alton work, when he and Capt. A..
w. Stevens flew over and mapped
out a large region of the Amazon
River territory, in Brazil. He also
flew the first plane between North
and South America.
So It may be no small delight to
hear what man who really ought
to know has to say about topic
that Is discussed by so many people
One of "Ziggy's" most popular
.'Follies" stars, Don Barclay, viii
be supported by large company of
Eveready Artists in 1.-THE Local Boy
Makes Good" riotous tale of
nonsense, to be broadcast during
the battery hour through WRC at
p. m.
Rosaline Green, radios first lead
ing lady, will be the fair ingenue.
The zippy musical numbers will be
played by the Eveready Orchestra
under the direction Of Nathaniel
Shilkret.
A waltz medley, Hawaiian in
character, including "One, Two,
Three, Four Honolulu Eyes" and
Aloha Oh" will be heard during
the Old Gold-Paul Whiteman Hour,
through WMALr
To prove further that his reputa.
ton rests not on jazz alone, a tango
medley consisting OF "Roseroom"
Irresistible" and La Seduction"
has been included in the novel pro-
gram.
In addition, several Of the latest
musical hits, a medley of old
favorites and entertainment by the
Rhythm Boys, will be offered.
Selections from Massenet's Scenes
Alsaciennes" are listed among the
solos to be rendered by Genia
Fonariova during her recital
through WIKI.
The concert orchestra features
will include the "Barcarolle" from
Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffman"
and Luigini's BALLET Egyptien.
"Auf Wiedersehen" played as a
violin solo by Bert Hirsh will have
for its background a distinctly
human effect when the novelty of
using male quartet to supply
h. &. 4
This feature of the Prophylactic
Hour will be broadcast over the
NBC System. Co.starred with the
ira and the regular ProphyIactic
George Hamilton Greene
Temple Bells" from the "Indian
Love Lyrics" and the Indian Love
Calp from Rose Marie will be
played as fox trot arrangements in
the Jewel Hour concert, through
WMAL. The program will also In
clude "Ragamuffin, High Up On
A, Hill Top and Victor Herbert's
famous intermezzo, "Al Fresco"
A half hour of orchestral novel
ties and gay dance tunes will cover
the Cilquot Club Eskimos NBC
broadcast. "Caressing YOU "Tinkle
Toes" and 'She's Got Great Ideas
are popular numbers to be offered.
Among Wendall Halls own com.
positions that he will sing during
the Wrigley program will be Sweet
Lize,' Hickey Pokey," Caroline
Moon" and Dear Heart OF Nine"
Guy Lombardo and his Royal
Canadians will present a variety
OF tunes ranging from "I Love
You Truly" and a college medley,
to the current hit, "I Faw Down
and Go Boom" and including
Gypsy" Dream Train" my Cas-
ties in Spain" and the spell Of
the Blues
Janet Groom. a whistling artist.
will be at WMAL directly after
George E. Keneipp, d. c. manager
Of the A. A. A.. gives a short talk
on along the Leesburg Road"
DR.. A. N. johnson, from the Uni-
versity of Maryland, will be heard
in a scientific discussion.