The Washington times., 1929-04-05
" GOOD.
WILL SPEAK
OYER M.RC!.

Secretary o. War James w. Good
and Senator Daniel HI steck, two
ed statesmen from lows. win be-
heard ii the aaIf Hours with the
Senate. which win be broadcast
over the MIC. system ~ 1850
o'clock tonight
secretary Good lEl.). formerly q
aprsaentatlye * His home State,
viii tell his unseen audlence about
tie activities 1t the war Depart.
nlent, describing In detail the fpfic
tfons of the major departments Df
this Governmental branch
Senator Steck tDJ will discuss the
Z Organization and work Of the Sens
afe He VIII outline the Wcrk Of
the committees 0f Congress- and their
method be handling bills khat come
to the two houses for c0neidera ton.
Russell M. Arundel. executive sec
retary 0f the Senate Broad dcastiTg
Committee. will introduce the speak
ers.
Dr. Y G. Il James Yen eminent
scholar and world famous Chinese
Chinese program through WRC to-
night. The distingU Uiished descendant
of Yen Pin Chong, statesman, mem.
toned III the Analects Of COntncius
will be personally introduced to the
radio audiences, BY Gen. James g.
HarbOrd, president Of the Radio Cor
poration OE America.
IA clarinet solo. Afassenetas The
swan win be featured In the
Cities Service hour. Other works
s0f the composer, NOcturne. from
sBacchus, and .Bacchanale. will
likewise hold q stellar place on
the program. MOwry's spanish
Gypsy Dance. Blocks ''Serenade,' 4
Gems from The Three Mus
keteers. BY Friml, Michaelis,
Forge In the Forest, = Schuttss
n Al La Bein Aimee. ZTaaecnik' 81
..IingIes, q and Schertxing Mar.
clreta' complete the musical of.
.fering. ~.
Dream danes music and sprightly
entertainments characteristic pf I4al
Perroquet, where the Evening IN
Paris II laid, will create the At
Inosphere of the FoIlies Rergere,
on the air.
Popular french ana American
dance compositions played 6y the
orchestra will comprise the pro-
gram with d baritone solo, Wake
Up, Chillun. Wake Up q soprano
solo, The Gypsy and the Bird l;
Ca Fair PeiIr Aux OiseasIx
tenor. solo, and Don't Hold Every
thing. ais contralt0 solo.
Al joint rectal by Marthin Pro-
vensen, baritone, and George
Ross, pianist, will be = local Tea
ture at WFsC.
Gounod, Verdi. Smetana. Wagner
and GOldnlark are rep scented PA
ihe program Of opera tie excerpts
that Ludwig L.aurier and his crclles-
ira have selected for the Slumber
Music Hour.
The Luther Trio will present a
program containing q medley from
the popular show. Good News,
the whimsical Z Animal Crackers,
with 4 new vocal arrangenneflt.
and vocal rendition Of Stephen
Toster medley. lii which they win
be used as an integral part Of the
orchestra. The Trio, featuring
In the Kodak Hour. over II coast
toCoaat hoOk-up og the Columbia
chain. win share honora with the
orchestra. under the direction Of
Nathaniel SIaiIkret. Waltz from
Vienna. by Schubert; Rubenstein's
'sRomance,a and .slsralnger's Coun.
try Gardens, will conclude the
concert. 4
8 il Garden ID the Rain, 4 viii Be-
x high spoe Of the program Of
rain songs. entitled April
Showers, through WAfAI4.
The Ponce Sisters, RoIlacI and
fsawnhurst, the twO.pianO team: and
tIIe Eeedol Trio win otter lively
~ Ogram oE modern musical hits,
during the Veedol Hour:
Featuring 81 Kiss Your Hand.
Madame. " sung bv the Ponce SIS.
ters and played on the two pianos;
an ensemble medley from Show
boat, ana piano renditions OF Man.
haitian Serenade and Jericho
provide modern entertainment In
terspersed with classical orchestra
rendfti0ns
A musical program presented by
the Institute of Musical Art Of
Washington: RI III Waters, pianist,
and 3. III. Dickens, baniOist, In i
musical slxit; Ware and thinner
man, a piano duo: Belle Haven En-
tertaiuers. True Story Hour. Night
Club Romances. and music by
popular dance clchestraa will be 4
heard on the e2ular program.
Rev Ephrfaifn will be presented
again over VOL IN q program OF
spftituals and southern tunes. ac.
lcompanied by Henry q. Booker.
jrs8 12-year-old Pianist. There viii
be the usual two hours Of dance
music from 1O clock 10 midnight.
1 David Martin, baritone: Jimmie
Tester. the Tar Heel Troubador
and Bill ThcmpsC q b 'iddIers VIII