The Washington times., 1929-05-21
JACKIE C0OGAN
IS FEATURE
At WRC


star of just a few years ago, VIII
be one of the well-known entertain
ers to be presented during the
Radio-Keith Orpheum Hour. NO
body who saw 1.-THE Kid" or any OF
the other vehicles that displayed the
histrionic abilities of Jackie coulu
have forgotten him in this httle
while he Ia taking to grow up
While he is abstaining from screen
appearances for the present ne mas
been seen on, many vaudeville stages
and is all set to make this radio
hour a good one.
Others to appear before the R-k.O
mike are whispering Jack smith,
Perry Tietney and his Melodlsts;
Jerry and her Baby Grand: Bill Rop-
inson. Guy Robertson, Harriet tjir-
ards Ensemble and the Fabellas
Orchestra. Don't miss 1t. Time. 10
O'Clock. Local broadcaster WRC.
More about the law that has
aroused more comment than any
other law in the last decade. Henry
Goddard Leach. editor of The Forum
will discuss THE Jones Law, wnen
he is introduced as first speaker OF
the Voters Service broadcast over
WRC and associated N.B.C. stations.
The second speaker. Charles @.
Ross. chief Washington correspond
ent OF the st. Louis Post-Dlspatcn'
will present his fortnightly review
of What Congress Is Doing"
Interesting Fete
The National Broadcasting Com
many continues to experiment. The
mock bombardment last Saturday
proved so interesting that today, at
SIS o'clock. there will be some
more up-in-the-clouds pickup. O..
B. Hanson, of the N.B.C. engineer
ing staff and Lieut.. Adas Moon, pilot
OF a bombing plane. will refuel in
mid.air. While SO doing their CON
versatiofl will be caught and IL all
works out. as 1t is quite certain to,
ladio listeners will get Is minutes of
that and whatever of interest may
happen.
Paul Whiteman plays his last
Old Gold concert from the New York
studio of the Columbia Broadcast.
ing System. There will be no
change in the routine of his weekly
broadcasts. however, as he will stop
off at Chicago and Denver en- route
70 San Francisco. Apropos indeed
is the initial song California Here
Come" This program will con-
sist primarily of recognized favo-
rites. Among the numbers are a
medley from Spring Is Here"
waltz medley and a special group.
including II Can't Give You Any
thing But Love-" "I Never Knew"
Tea for Two" Marcy" and Lady
of the Evening" Mean to Me-"
i've Got a Feeling I'm Falling"
avalon Town" and ''Oh Miss Han.
nah" are other hits awaiting your
pleasure at WMAL.
Gov. John H. Trumbull. Of Con-
necticut, will outline some of the
highlights of his States history. as
prelude to the presentation of
the dramatic story of the Charter
Oak, the tree in which the citizens
hid the original charter to prevent
it from falling into the hand of
Governor Andres. OF New York. who
spent years attempting to obtain it.
Perhaps there will be more
listeners to the Eveready Hour, who
will suffer the sweet sting of
memory than we would believe.
when Under the Gaslight," a flash
back to our stage as it was in the
dramatic days of the sixties, is pre-
sented. Augustin Daily has thrown
sentiment on with a shovel in this
horse and buggy of the Civil War
time theater. Frederic Forester.
star of white Cargo" and Cobra"
will assume the role of the mus
tached william. He will be assisted
by a large cast of players. The
musical numbers. THE Man on the
Flying Trapeze" and The Baggage
Coach Ahead" part of the original
play, will be rendered by an or
chestra. under the direction of Nat
Shilkret.
We will have songs Of love and
the moon by Guy Lombardo's
orchestra during the Curtiss Hour.
Moonlight Reminds Me of YOU"
"Serenading the Moon" you Want
Lovin', / Want Love-" Love Me
or Leave Me- This is Heaven"
and pal Of Dreams" will be among
the tunes suggestive of lunar ro.
nance, through WMAL.
A double header marks the Wash
ington-New York baseball broad
cast from the studio of The Wash.
ington Times through VOL. The
RansdaIl Sisters, Howard r. Green.
pianist; Estelle Hunt Dean, vocalist,
and Amos "a Andy are other at
fractions. Miss Genevieve Bordeaux
will present the Girls Glee Club of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School at o'clock.
The District League of American
Penwomen will offer a program
over WJSV at 8 o'clock tonight
especially arranged for the current
Poetry Week. Isabel Likens Gates,
will read several poetic selections
including Louise Worden's Rain
Drops and For Sale" by Alithia
Anderson, first and second prize
winners in this years poetry con-
test.