Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-07
VOTELESS PLIGHT
OF D. c. ON WMAL
Frederic William Vile to Give
30-Minute Talk on Rep
resentation.

The citizens joint committee fol-
national representation for the District
will open a new series of radio broad
casts tonight on the voteless plight OF
Washington over WNAL and a coast
to-coast network of Columbia Broad
casting system stations.
Frederic William Vile, veteran broad
caster and radio political analyst, will
introduce the new series during his
weekly resume of the political Situa-
ton in Washington. His regular Is
minute period has been extended to 80
minutes to enable him to discuss the
question " national representation.
Musically. one of the outstanding
radio events tonight will come during
the Eveready hour over WRC, when
the woTid-famous Flonzaley Quartet
plays its last concert before disband-
ing. The quartet is going into retire
ment after Is years leadership in the
rendition Of chamber music. Walter
Damrosch and Representative Long
worth, Speaker of the House, will take
q unique part in the program.
The Clicquot Eskimos and the Radio
-Orpheum hour also occupy a
conspicuous place on WRC's schedule
In addition there will be the regular
weekly voters service in which two
prominent Washington newspaper
writer's, Kirke l.. Simpson of the Asso-
ciated Press and Charles G. Ross will
speak on Government affairs. Socony-
land Sketches tonight will present Gov.
Frank G-Allen of Massachusetts,. A
sketch based on the battle of Lexing-
ton will follow Gov. Aliens talk.
In the Prophylactic program, another
WRC offering, Gene Rodemich will
make his debut as leader of the Pro-
phylactic Orchestra. The program will
be varied, the chief feature being a
medley of popular numbers. The ESki-
mos will dedicate their program to the
sailors and Marines participating in the
feet concentration in New York Harbor.
Aside froS1 Mr.. Wile's combined ma
tional representation and political talk,
WMAL has scheduled a number OF
other Columbia attractions. These in
clude the Old Gold Hour with Paul
Whiteman and his orchestra, the Curtis
Institute of Music program and new
novelty, a dramatiZation by the Liter
airy Guild of Ring Lardner''s Hair Cut"
Organ to Play Part.
The organ will play major part in
the Curtis Institute broadcast. Robert
Cato will be at the console. He will
play the Handel Organ Concerto No.
S." assisted by an ensemble, and accom-
pany several vocalists. Whitman has
women into his pragrom of popular
numbers a group of Spanish and
French songs in addition to some hits
Of the past.
One of WJSV's chief features tonight
will be an address by Hugh White
Adams of New York. He will discuss
1.-THE Crisis Threatening the Inmigra-
ton Law Also on the schedule are
character sketches by Paul F. Grove
and concerts by the Columbia Trio,
the Silver String Revelers and Cost
lows Banjo PickerS.
Walter Kingsford, Robert A. Beatty
and Signor Luigi Calbi, members of the
"And So to Bed" company at Polls
Theater, will present special program
from VOL at sos o'clock this evening.
The station also announced special
broadcast on the convention of the
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers and a recital by Estelle Hunt
Dean, soprano.