The Washington times., 1929-05-13
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BARITONE IS
N.B.C. STAR

Everett Marshall, the youngest
baritone in the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will be the vocal scloist
with sousa's Band in the General
Motors Family Party. this evening,
through WRc and associated
NB.c, stations.
Another featured artist viii be
Howard Goulden, member Of the
band, who viii be heard in xylo-
phone solos,
This is the second radio concert
of the famous musical organization.
The program opens with new
march, written by Phillip Sousa.
this year in celebration or MS
golden Jubilee as a band leader
and composer. Five other scompo-
sitions by the eminent bandmaster
are included on the program, with
works of Tschaikowsky, Verdi and
A special tabloid version of Dom
izetti's la Favorita" will be broad.
cast over the N.B.C. system, un-
der the direction of Cesare Sodero.
This story, laid in CASTLE, Spain,
takes place about the year 134O II
is a glowing, thrilling piece OF re-
gal splendor and contrasting
wretchedness. -,
The intermezzo from Mascagni's 8
ttCayalleria Rusticana,p the Anvil
Chorus" from Verdi's I'll Trova-
tore'' and Schumann's Trau.
meref' will be the orchestral fea-
ture of the Firestone program.
Franklin Baur viii render Mem.
ory Lane" my Wild Irish Rose,
20 Sole Mic" and Song Of Songs"
Vaughn De Leath has selected Gar.
olina Moon" "Oh! Sweetheart,
Where Are You Tonight?" and
Good Little Bad Little You" The
artists will be assisted by the or
chestra under the direction of Hugo
Mariani.
A. AND r. GYPSIES
Harry Horlick will direct the A.
and p. Gypsies in program featur.
ing Victor Herbert's Whispering
willows" and special salon ar.
rancement of Rimsky-Korsakoff' 5
s'Hymn to the Sun" Tenor solos of
Baby" a medley of old popular
songs, That's an Irish Lullaby" and
"Jeannine," also occupy a place on
the interesting program.
The Empire Builders>have chosen
the first Fourth of July celebration
in the great Northwest, in 1S41,
when 400 Indians joined the whites
in honoring Independence Day, as
the theme of their broadcast tonight.
In addition to Garden in the
Rain" which Julia Sanderson and
Frank Crummit will sing during the
Panatela pageant, over CHS stations
tonight, the popular entertainers also
will render Dream House" Miss
Sanderson is offering Lonely Little
Cinderella" as a solo and Mr.. Crup
nit has cast his vote of approval
on For Molly and Me-" The or
chestral features are Rhythm
King" Dance. Little Lady and
Failing Leaf"
Ethel Waters, undoubtedly th'
most famous colored star, know
equally we'll for her ballad records
and "blues" songs, will be the fea
ture of the Vitaphone Jubilee hour
This vaudeville headliner, who is nov
involved in "talkies," guarantees al
interesting and eventful mike" ap
| pearance.
RUSSIAN PROGRAM
The "Scheoherazade, "Fandang'
of the Asturias" and Flight of thu
Bundle Bee" by Rimsky-korsakoff
will be featured in the Russian pro
gram that Musical Nignettes will
present. Other Russian selections
will consist of Tschaikowsky's PA
thetic Symphony" and Glinka'i
Russian and Ludmilla.
Merle Johnston's unique saxo
phone quartet will play Manhattan
Serenade," as a speciality for thu
Coco Couriers G. Underhill Mac!
is to give a recitation of Kipling'i
Tommy Atkins" which Henr.
Burbig win burlesque.
Popular dance music by the Para
mount and Pancho orchestras will
lead delightfully."- to WMAL'S sign
off.
The Westinghouse. Louis base
ball game, broadcast from the studio
of The Washington Times, through
! VOL, begins at 4 o'clock. Anna
Sloan will be presented in a 'cell'
recital. David Martin, who need.
no introduction as a radio baritone
is another feature at this, station.
Paul NJ. Lineburger, former Fed
eral judge, will speak over WJSN
on Americanization and the oppor
tunity of members of the Society o.
Sons of the American Revolution tt
acquaint fellow-Americans with the
principles, on which our country Ii
founded. 10 Persell, soprano: Jade
Whitcomb, cornetist, and the Roose
velt Hotel Trio are other program
| features.