The Washington times., 1929-08-19
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At WRC

Fair exchange is no robbery or
at any rate mimicry is a we'll.
known inverted compliment. Be
what it may. the major chains are |
doing considerable bit OF inter-
change of features these days.
For example, the famous radio
sweethearts, Julia NSanderson and
Frank Crumit, are radiotically
familiar to hundreds Of thousands
Of Columbia listeners. Tonight,
none other than this always popular
duo will be presented as the guest
artists of the General Motors Fam
lily party over WRC locally and a
nationwide hook-up Of the N.B.C.
at $40 o'clock.
We viii hear the lovely ingenue
of cou1tless Broadway successes in
the vocal rendition of 1.-THE Little
Tin Soldier" from "Pins and Nee
dies" with the inimitable Frank
and the orchestra, she will sing
"The Worlds Greatest Sweetheart
Is You" and II Could Give Up
Anything But You"
Now, on the other hand, Just Fri.
day night, Al Jolson was a special
representation OF the N.B.C. in a
15-minute program OF hits from the
"mamny.singer's' new talkie, SAY
1t with Songs"
New c. b. 8. Feature
Comes a brand new feature,
Brunswick Brevities, via the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting System at
s:45 o'clock tonight. Who but the
famous AL should be presented in
the inaugural half hour, scheduled
to be heard in the hits from his
sound picture. But this program
will have time for more numbers
and there will be orchestral fea-
lures as we'll.
The only difference between this
and the N. B. G. presentation q
might as well confess itD Is that
| Friday night the star stood in per-
son before the mike, while tonight
he will yhe heard through electrical
reproduction of phonograph rec
ords. This new feature will be Of
fered by 2S stations of q nation.
wide hook.up.
lovely selection by the waltz king,
Johann Strauss will be played by
I a.
at 1880 o'clock tonight. Among
| other selections to be rendered by
this always delightful band Of musi.
clans. do Not Go, Love" I'm the
Shadows" and Before the Dawn"
| are attractive tenor solos to be
heard.
The Voice Of Firestone symphony
orchestra, under the direction of
Hugo Hariani, will feature works
Of Junes Massenet during the Z
| o'clock broadcast over WRC. A
vocal highlight OF the program
will be lie Reve" from this COM
poser's "Manon." sung by Frank
| lyn Baur. Vaughn de Leath will
he heard. in my Dear with
guitar accompaniment, Am.
Passing Fancy?'3 and ma Curley
Headed Baby
Comedy Broadcast
Henry Burbig. burlesque cham
pion Of the Coco Couriers program
at 1880 o'clock over C. B. 8. stations
will present a new and humorous
twist to the well.lSnown story Of
| the worlds most famous and In
famous neurotic and his musical
aspirations, under the amusing title
Nero and his Ukelele."
The trio will offer q medley from
broadway Babies" ana Sweet
hearts Holiday" Novelty instru-
mental offerings include "Diane"
! "a xylophone solo by Sam Herman
and 'Piccolo Pete" played by the
orchestra.
The Washington-C Cleveland base
ball game broadcast from the studio
of the Washington Times will be
presented at o'clock by VOL.
David Martin, the marine baritone,
well known to local listeners-in
win present a short recital Of songs
at $50 o'clock
wJSV boasts the return of Wood
Vile Brown 10 the mike after a
prolonged vacation. The southern
ltroubador will be on. the air at
9:15 o'clock. Mai. Clayton q. Emig
be presented ais speaker OF the Sons
OF the. American Revolution pro.
gram at o'clock. His subject will
be Need Of Law"