The Washington times., 1929-02-26
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PLAY JAZZ
REQUESTS

OK requests tnaL nave cOine 10 MIN
! from all parts of the country. Paul
Whiteman has changed the program
he had arranged. for tonight's. broad
cast during the Old Gold Hour,
through wMAL. From a WagnerIan
feature, the Jazz King has turned
to an hour of all jazz numbers,
which, 1t Is hoped, will include Inost
of the favorites the letters have
named. !.
Opening his program with the
gorgeous Rhapsody in Blue by
| Gershwin: selections including
Waters of Minnetonka, "I'll Get
BY, You're the Cream in My Cof-
fee," "A Room With a View" "1f
1 Had You" "Nola, Tea for Two"
and Lady of the Evening" will
follow.
WRC has a program of musical
variety, which Is bound to have
many eager listeners.
The Radio. .Keith-Orpheum, broad.
cast will feature Nan Halperin,
vaudeville star in inpersonations of
many famous feminine characters
about town creation Of Ella
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Jack Pearl of Artists and
Models" fame will entertain with
his dialect comedy and Tom Patri-
cola's sister will Groom her Vaude-
vile "blues" to her own accompani-
ments on the violin.
The master of ceremonies viii be
Ben Bernie assisted by his band.
The opening and closing melody o.
the program will be an original
composition by NJ. Schwarzwald
general, musical director of R-K-O
| theaters and Tom Kennedy It is
called the Voice of R.K-O."
lGenia Fonariova. mezzo soprano,
will sing the aria Mon Occur
S'Ouvre a Toi Voix" from Saint
Saens' opera Samson and Delilah"
as the feature of her program, in
conjunction with the entire Ma
tional Concert Orchestra, conducted
by Cesare Sodero.
The Prophylactic program will
present Frank Banta in a piano
rendition of Beiderbeck's TN. q
MIST and the Hippodrome favorite
of the days of 1915. Poor Butter
fly"
Popular music will reign in the
second presentation of the newly
organized Eveready Dance Or
chestra. "
Jane Green, noted singer of
popular melodies on the stage and
for. records, will share. hOnors with
the Four Rajahs, well known
| quartet.
Piano selections from Black
birds of 192S,' the sensational negro
musical revue, will be offered by
| HN.oV nj : IN ~ M
| berg. the piano twins. Music played
by the orchestra under the direc-
ton of Nathan Shilkret will in
clude IF 1 Had YOU and ME
and the Man in the Moon"
Williams Syncopators, new 25-
piece novelty orchestra under the
direction of Josef Koestner, will
inaugurate their program with ITO
Know You Is To Love You, Jack
Frost will sing the chorus. MY
Lucky Star" from the musical
comedy Follow Through" xyIo-
phone Interpretation of "Ragamuf-
fin" and several vocal numbers will
complete their first how which will
he made over the N. B. C. system to
the radio audience through WBAL.
Wilbur Evans. winner of the 1927
national radio addition, will sing
Flegier's The Horn during the
Curtis Institute of Music program.
1t may be remembered that this is
the song with which the bass-bari-
tone won the competition.
Guy Lombardo's Royal Canadians
will present an hour of current
favorites, including hits from
'Whoopee" and Follow Thru" dur
ing the Wrigley program
Wendall Hall, who is the weekly
feature of this hour through WMAL,
will include who Wouldn't Be
Jealous?" and My Dream Sweet
heart in his popular contribution.
A talk on the first annual nation
wide flag contest will be made
through VOL at 6:15 p. m. by Col.
James A. Moss, president general Of
the United. States Flag Association.
The value of membership to the
American Legion or the auxiliary 10
| the legion will be discussed by
EGen. Amos A. Fries, past depart
mental commander of d. C., chief
of Commercial Warfare. Service,
U. S. A.. at 1850 p. M. through
| WMAI, ~.