Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-16
VILE TO DISCUSS
c. M. 7. c. ON RADIO
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willie
brandt to Take Part in
Flying Stories"

Frederic William Vile, veteran radio
political analyst will break into his
Summer vacation tonight to return
temporarily to the microphone to dis
cI,ss Citizens Military Training Camp
activities. Making Citizens Soldiers"
Is the topic he has chosen for his talk
which will be broadcast by WMAL and
q nationwide network Of Columbia
RroadcaStfng System stations.
AS major in the military intelligence
reserve corps. Vile is now on duty with
the Citizens Military Training Camp at
Fort Myer, Va. He is attached to the
3d Cavalry at that pest. Preceding
Maj. Wile,s address, Staff Sergt. Frank
Witchey, u S. A, the bugler who blew
taps over the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier in Arlington Cemetery in 1921.
and later at the funeral of President
Wilson. will play Army bugle calls before
the microphone.
WMAL and other Columbia stations
also will introduce another nationally
known character tonight during the
weekly Flying Stories" episode, when
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt. former
Assistant Attorney General and now
the Washington counsel for he Aviation
Corporation, takes part in the program.
The subject of her talk has not been
ahIluullLed but 1t most likely will con-
Germ the expansion of commercial aVia-
zion.
Musical Presentations.
OF WMAL's musical presentations,
three are outstanding. These are the
Paul Whiteman dance hour. the Fada
Symphony Orchestra concert and the
Joint recital of Sergei Kotlarsky, Vio-
Whist, and Mathilde Harding, pianist.
Whiteman has called on the Broad
way revue, "The Little Show" to supply
the numbers to be featured in his dance
program. These include I've Made
Habit of You" Moaning Low" cor,
What Have You" and "A Little Hut"
Kotlarsky in his recital also will play
three dance Observation-Disclosures
"Minuet in c." "Gavotte," by Gossec,
and MoZart's German Dance" Miss
Harding's contributions will be "Ro-
nance" and "Grillen," both works of
Schumann. Old favorites. ranging in
content from ella sic to popular. will be
played by the Fada Orchestra under
the direction of David Mendoza. The
overture to "Pagliacci' will open the
concert. which includes such well known
pieces as Bells of the Moon" Some
Sweet Day" and Poor Butterfly"
The STORY in Song" another WMAL
attraction. will be backerounded against
Kiplfng's famous poem. Danny Deever."
The popular composer, Obey Speaks,
sets It to music.
Roads of the Sky" Series.
Wesley Smith, veteran pilot of the
New York Chicago air mail route will
be the speaker tonight in the weekly
Roads of the Sky series over WRC
and associated National Broadcasting
Co. stations He will describe his ex-
periences. The talk will be inter-
Spersed with selections by a concert
orchestra and male octet.
WRC's musical features will be heard
during the Eeready and Prophylactic
presentations and the "Neapolitan
Nights" broadcast. Popular dance
selections will be played during the
Eveready hour. while the Prophylactic
offering is made up Of the modernistic
compositions Of RUDE Bloom and Paul
Whiteman. The seductive music of
Napoli will provide the entire "Neapoli-
ian Nights program.
'Harbor Lights" the dramatic tale
OF an old sea captain, and an organ
recital by Lew White are among WRC's
other major attractions
Secretary of Labor Davis and Edward
T. Franks, vice chairman Of the Fed
eral Vocational Board, will speak tonight
from WJSV. Dance music and a con-
cert by the Columbia Trio are among
the musical offerings.
The Singing Mothers of Washington
will be heard tonight from VOL. Be-
tween their selections there will be
short talks on the work of the District
Congress Of Parent-Teachers. In its
weekly recital by great artists, this sta
ton will broadcast the recorded works
Of Nsoum Binder, violinist.