Evening star., 1929-12-15
ADDITION FINALS
ON AIR TONIGHT
Ten Contestants Will Be
Heard During Regular
AtWater Kent Hour.

The 10 finalistS in the 1929 radio au-
dition of the Atwater Kent Foundation
will compete for the national singing
championship tonight over a coaSt-to-
coast network of National Broadcast
ing Co. stations, in which WRC is to
be the Washington outlet.
The contest will be broadcast during
the regular Atwater Kent hour, and the
winners will be announced Immediately
afterward. The board of judges is COM
posed of seven famous musicians ana
musical authorities.
THE 10 contestants are Calvin Hen
dricks, blind baritone of Los Angeles;
FIoy Iouese Hamlin, soprano, also OF
Los Angeles; Frances Tortorich, soprano,
of Wooster, Ohio; Angles L. Skillin. So
prano. of Springvale, Me-; Josephine
Louise Antonio, soprano, OF Boulder,
Colo; John Jameson, tenor, OF Denver;
Edward Austen Kane, tenor, OF Atlanta |:
Charles E. Carlile, tenor. OF Central
Falls, r. l., and Carlyle William Ben
nett, tenor, of Chicago.
Gen. Wolfe, Hero, Subject.
Gen. James Wolfe, hero of Quebec
and keen Strategist on the Plains OF
Abraham, will be the subject OF the
Heroes of the World" drama to be
broadcast by WRC at Z o'clock. The
Capitol Theater family" program to
follow will feature Louise Bave, So
Drano. who will sing the waltz song
from Romeo and Juliet"
A novel arrangement of stairway OF
Dreams" for voices will open the 1asC-
shifting Chase & Sanborn program AT
$50 o'clock. The principal artists m
clude Mary Mccoy soprano; welcome
Lewis, contralto crooner, and the Ohman
and Arden piano duo.
H. .SrlHf
classic. pale Moon" and Diane" from
"Seventh Heaven" will be played by the
Studebaker Champions in their weekly
program at 1915 o'clock, in addition
to "Bigger and Better" from Scandals
and "Sunny Side Up" The result OF
the Nationwide boys vote on the All
American college foot ball team Will pc
announced by Graham McNamee In
the Gilbert Sports Revue scheduleo
other foot ball features will be included
in the program.
New WRC Feature.
wRC also will introduce a new
feature today in the form of a special
children's program to be broadcast from
9 to 10 o'clock.
NAV Singhi Breen and Peter De
Rose, pioneer radio entertainers, VIII
make their initial appearance before
the microphone since their recent mar
riare in the Majestic Theater program
tonight over WNIAL and associated
Columbia Broadcasting System stations
This duo has been broadcasting for six
years. Rose plays the piano and Miss
Breen the ukulele. The Majestic quar-
tet and Arnold Johnson's Orchestra also
will contribute to the program.
For the first time in the history OF
radio q complete version of Alfred II.
Gaul's cantata 1.-The Holy City" Will
be presented during the Cathedral hour
over WMAL from to o'clock. The
program will be given by the Cathedral
Choir of 20 mixed voices and the CO.
lumbia Symphony Orchestra.
In the ACQUISITION program at 6:SU
O'Clock a number of old songs will be
revived. These include Peaches and
Cream" Experience" and selections
from "The Girl Question" the musical
comedy hit of 1906.
Crawford Program Varied.
For his weekly organ recital Jesse
Crawford has arranged a varied pro-
gram. Prominent among the numbers
are "Piccolo Pete" the "Habanera," :"
from Bizets Carmen" and "Sweeter
Than Sweet" from the talking picture
SWeeJl6. n OIdHdtlZd1Ou Va CAAS
romantic story of the Sahara, steel, y
will be the Arabesque presentation at
1890 o'clock The Back Home hour to
follow Is made up of compositions of
Gounod, Wagner, Gaul, Foster, Won
Weber and other well known composers.
WJSV will broadcast tonight the
service of the First Church of Christ
Scientist. Its program also includes
many of the usual Sunday night fea-
lures.
VOL will begin the day with a half
hour musical program at 10 o'clock. A
Joint recital by Miss Paige Burroughs
and Miss Florence Yocum, two proni-
nent washington singers will follow.