The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-05
ON
PROGRAM At
BANQUET

One of the most interesting pro-
grams by radio, opera and concert
stars, including Nine. Schumann'
Heink, Reinald Werrenrath, Gladys
Rice, Charles Marshall, and the
Happiness Boys, will he heard, in
the coast.to-coast broadcast, from
the annual banquet Of the Radio
Manufacturers Association in Chi
cago, tonight.
This broadcast at $3.50 o'clock will
be the stellar attraction at WRC
and associated stations of the Ma
tional Broadeasting System. Inc
entertainment from the grand bail
room of the Stevens Hotel will be
just as diverse as. the names or the
artists suggest. All the soloists
will offer their contributions, to the
accompaniment of the Chicago
Civic Opera Symphonic Orchestra.
A vocal arrangement OF George
Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
will be sung by the Revelers male
quartet, as a feature Of the Palm
olive Hour. Frank Black, Who
made the special transcription, will
be at the piano to assist me
Revelers.
Paul oliver and Olive Palmer. vo.
cal soloists + the hour, will con-
tribute romance in "My Dream GirP
and "Filles des Cadiz."
American "SOng Viking"
sigurd Nilsson. Song Viking" and
Julia Glass, pianist, will be the
guest artists of the MobiloiI concert.
The American basso will sing "The
Sailors Last Voyage" by Alnaes,
and Miss Glass will play the first
movement of Greig's Piano Concerto
in A minor. The solos occur during
symphonic program of Grieg, 81
belius and Sinding compositions. un.
der the direction of Frank Black.
I've Made a Habit OF YOU" and
"Or What Have You" will be sung
by the Happy Wonder Bakers, to-
night. Woodbine and brass will in.
terpret Frank Blacks new arrange.
ment of MacDowell's ITO a Wild
Rose" and a recent song by Jessie
Deepen RED Hair and Freckles,"
will be included among the or
chestral and vocal ensembles.
A new series of broadcasts will
he inaugu ated by the United Sym.
phony Orchestra, over stations of
the Columbia Broadcastlng System.
including WMAL, at 8 o'clock to-
night. George Rymer. weIl-known
light opera tenor will be the regu-
lar guest artist. Mr.. Rymer Is par.
ticularly notable for his appear
ances with Eleanor Painter both in
THE Chiffon Girl" and The
He was also starred
in Malta" and "My Maryland
holster Hour.
Bernard Levitow and his orches.
ira viii open the holster Hour
with selections from Beethoven,
featuring the first movement from
the Sixth symphony. Other etfec-
tive numbers to be offered are
Chopin's ''Nalse Brilliante," the pre-
Iude to Wagner's Tristan ind
Isolde" and LISTS Dream OF
Love-"
The excellent team of Macy
and Brokenshire will again spread
sunshine for the listeners to the
Kansas Frolickers' program. Brother
Macy will sing "She Only Laughs
at Me" and That's What l Cali
Sweet Music" The duo will work
together in the comedy act Jus
tice."
A quartet will sing two speciality
numbers and orchestral features
will include Down South" and "St
Louis Blues"
Rev. w. l.. Darby. executive sec
tary of the Federation of Churches
will speak over VOL on the COM
munity chest. "Nobody." Hook Ken
nedy. the jolly Scot, and Dorothy
Seamans, pianist. are entertainment
features.
WJSV will present a musical
potpourri, bubbling over with popu-
lar local artists. including Dorothy
Seamans, Dorothy Waliauer, so.
prano; J. Willard Bradley, baritone;
Hook Kennedy and Grace Stanley
Stevens.