The Washington times., 1929-04-30
TRADE LEADER.
To MAKE AIR
ADDRESS

Edward A. Filene, of Boston, a
leader of friendly trade relations
throughout the world, viii speak
during the Voters Service program
through N.B.C) stations tonight,
at p. m.
Mr.. Filine is co-organizer and
member of the Council of Admins
tration on the International Man.
agement Institute at Geneva and
former vice president of the Inter-
national Congress of Chambers Of
Commerce. His topic tonight will be
TRADE and Our Foreign Relations" /"
The presentation to the United
States Treasury Of a plaque COM
memorating the Webster-Ashburton
Treaty, by the International XII
wants will be broadcast by WRC
at AIS p. m.
Governor John e. Weeks, of Ver-
mont will outline the particular at
fractions of his state as a preface
to the (N.B.C.l. broadcast of Socony
Sketches. A special radio version
of the story of Ethan Allen, soldier
and patriot who organized the
Green Mountain Boys" will be
presented.
Under the direction of Cesare So
dero, Genia Fonariova will sing the
shepherds Song" of GODDARD and
lies Larmes" from Massenet's
opera "Werther.p
Orchestral renditions will be fea-
tured in March Militaire Fran
!caise" from Saint-Saens' "Suite AL.
gerienne."
Popular Hit Review
The Clicquot Club Eskimos have
planned a review of the outstanding
hits Of the season. 1t will include
such favorites as Among My Sou
venirs," Dizzy Fingers" doll
Dance" Get Out and Get Under
the Moon," Dancing Tambourine, -
and Back in Your Own Back
Yard"
turner's "The Village Black.
snaith," "Liebestraum" by Liszt and
Strauss Blue Danube also hold
an important place on the program.
The Green Brothers, Jo and
George Hamilton, Marimba artists,
will unite to ring their novelty bells
for the Prophylactic program. Their
selections will include "The World
Is Waiting for the Sunrise" and
Berlin's ''Marie." Orchestra med
leys, quartet numbers Every
Moons a Honeymoon" MY Tonia
and Maybe This Is Love" and a
trumpet and plano speciality,
Trumpet Blues" will complete the
program.
The R-K-O Hour, one of the most
popular air entertainments OF the
big chains, win be another high light
of VIRGO broadcast, which ends
with music by the New Madrillon
Orchestra
After sailing into (C.B.s0 stations
with Here Comes the Showboat"
and Steamboat" Paul Whiteman
will continue his program with a
medley Of popular hits. Precious
Little Thing Called Love" and Love
Tales Of Alsace-Lorraine" will play
tribute to the ever-current emotion,
love. Remember" Russian Lul-
laby," "Coquette'' and la Seduc-
tion' will have their proper places
in the waltz group and tango medley
that are regularly presented. The
classic masterpieces, Meditation OF
That's" and "Liebestraum," will be
offered in jazz version. as variety.
The finale comes through the play
ing of New Moon" Painted Mari
onette,'' "Till We Meet" and Lucky
Star"
Comedy Duo
Pat O'Day and Sir Ashley Ballou,
a well.known musical comedy team,
will entertain listeners of the Curtiss
Hour through WMAL at 10 p. m.
GUY Lombardo and his orchestra
will present dance hits as Clarinet
Marmalade," Making Whoopee,"
wedding of the Painted Doll' and
Precious Little Thing Called Love-"
Ethel Lynn Fast will give a So
prano recital at 4:1O p. M, accom-
panied at the piano by Gertrude
Litschart.
The U. s, Navy Band, under the
direction of Charles Benter, will be
heard directly after Frederick Will
liam Vile treats "The Political Sit
uation in Washington Tonight
The Voice of Columbia is another
attraction at the local (C.B.S9 sta
tion.
Opening the afternoon broadcast
with a play-by-play account of the
Washington.New York baseball
game, through the studio of the
Washington Times, VOL will con.
tinue with a talk on the National
Convention" by Mrs. Joseph M.
Saunders, chairman of the D. C.
Congress, Parent. Teachers Associa.
ton. Estelle Hunt Dean, a regular
entertainer at this station, will rem
der soprano selections, accompanied
at the piano by Margaret Gauges.
Two hours of dance music bring the
program to a close at midnight.