The Washington times., 1929-05-20
MINISTER
WILL Be NBC
FEATURE

! Michael MacWhite, the new Irish
minister to the United States, will
lsmake his debut over Am arican
radio tonight at 6 o'clock. when
N.B.C. station listeners will hear
him in talk on "The New Ire
land" In this address Mr. Mac
White will discuss the new indus.
trial and social developments of his
country today.
1t is expected that Mayor James
Walker will introduce the am
bassador to the radio audience.
Chief Kee-Too. Che Kay Wee-Oke-
NOW. of the Star Blanket Band of
Cree Indians. from the File Hills
Reservation near Saskatchewan,
Canada. will be at the conductors
desk when John Phillip Sousa's in
ternationally known band strikes
up for the General Motors Family
Party. But not to keep you in
suspense any longer, we are not
describing a noble redskin. but the
distinguished Sousa himself. All
that we have said may be trans.
lated into The Great Music Chief"
and he is appearing on this occa-
sion under his honorary title.
Aida Doninelli. one of the newest
and youngest of the Metropolitan
Opera Company sopranos, will make
guest soloist.
Edward Lankow, the deepest
basso in the world, will be the guest
tot - hA ct NIlf
gram through CHS. stations. The
singer is we'll known here and
abroad. He sang with the immortal
his debut in Germany. He has also
been heard in the Metropolitan
Opera House, in "Ths Magic Flute"
voice with the longest range, sing
taves.
Roxy's Gang" will present the
music of. the FOX. Movietone Fol.
lies of 1929" tonight. Among the
numbers are Big City Blues"
Broadway" That's You Baby"
and Walking with SUSIE
Familiar favorites sung by Frank
lyn Baur. tenor of the Voice of
Firestone hour. will include Hearts
Bow'd Down." "Your Eyes Have
Told Me So" and 1.-The World Is
Waiting for the Sunrise" Vaughn
De Leath, co-star of the entertain
ment, will be heard in "Mammy's
Little Coal Black Rose" 'Mean TO
Me" and Honey" which she COM
posed herself.
The symphonic orchestra viii! of
fer Dvorak's "Slavonic Dance No.
l." Brahms colOrful Hungarian
Dance No. 5" and Schubert's MO
ment Musical"
A North African background will
serve the Musical Vigaettes over
CHS. stations tonight. "Marche
Militaire Franchise" from Saint
Saen's Suite Algerienne" will open
the program. This will be followed
by Tschaikowsky's "Danse Arabe,"
Crlst's ITO a Mummy and the
ballet music from Aida" There
will be other numbers from Arensky,
Glazounoff, Grieh and Mcszkowski
Jack Norworth, for many years
one of Broadway's greatest favor
ties, especially when he teamed
with Nora Bayes. will be the head.
liner of the Vitaphone Jubilee
Hour. He will be supported by
the orchestra under the direction
of Harold Levy and assisted by
Dorothy Adelphi. He will render
his most popular song hit, "Shine
On Harvest Moon" and two other
favorites. "All On Account of a
Girl" and 1.-THE Bodys in the Bag"
One of the recent tunes obtained
from Ell Tabaris, world famous
cabaret in Buenos Aires, was sent
to the A and p Gypsies in ex-
change for some of the current
American dance tunes which they
play over the air. The number
La Comparsita," will be rendered
tonight as a feature of the concert
over WRC.
Haiku" Moniuszko's first grand
opera, will be a special presenta-
ton of the National Grand Opera
Company tonight, by virtue of it's
exceptional beauty and also in that
1t will be played by an entire
Polish cast and sung in Polish.