The Washington times., 1929-05-24
DRCHESTRAS
To Feature
At WRG

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With . gala program. an all.star
baat " twenty musical headllners
and seven great orcheatras. the
eNlnsty Minutes with Victor pro-
gram scheduled to come through
fvBAI1. Baltimore. viii also Be
bFoadrast from WRC, for ons hour
besinnins ii I'D o'clock.
Eminent artists ia every field Of
4 modern musical entertainment will
contribute to this stupendous pro-
cram. The hsadliners win appear
before the mike In New York
theaters ana night clubs. requiring
four .N.B.C. studios to cooperate in
making the pretentious entertain.
nlent q perfect whole.
Mtecha Eiman, vioiinist; Law
renee Tibbett. baritone; Hulda Las
hanska, soprano, and Hlchard
Crooks. baritone, win be heard In
classical and semi.classical selec.
flotls. Numbers III lighter vein will
be rendered BY such famous pur.
VeyOrs OF popular music as Jack
Smith, the whispering Baritone, /"
Johnny Marvin, vocalist; Frank
Crlmnlit, Aileen Stanley, Frankiyn
Baur and Gene Austin Jesse Craw-
ford. the renowned organist and the
we'll known Revelers viii be other
high lights.
In addition to the four Victor
orchestral units directed by Rosario
Bourbon and Nathaniel Shilkret, the
radio audience win hear George
/ Olsen and his music makers, the
singing trio. Rudy ValIee and his
Connecticut Yankees, New YOrk's
latest popular band. and the snappy
High Hatters.
Senators Prs8sam
senator David /. Walsh D.l of
Massachusetts and senator Bronson
Cutting R. Of New Mexico viii be
presented over stations Of the MIC.
system Including WRC. during the
Half Hours With the Senate, to.
might at $50 o'clock.
Senator Walsh, the first speaker,
VIII ha heard In a discussion Of the
possible deterioration Of the United
u States Senate. Senator Cutting has
chosen to speak on the necessity ot
reforms In our. election policies
The Cities Service March will lead
las directly into varied program
OF popular and semi.classic music.
which constitutes the entertainment
at 3 o'clock over WRC.
al special feature win be La.
wales Butterfly, \ rendered AZ ii
clarinet ana flute duet a goprasaO
solo of Hahn's Enchanted Hour
viii be d delightful contrast with
MacDowell's THY Beaming Eyes. =
offered as a contralto solo. The
orchestral numbers viii include an
African dance. "T'Chaka,"'. by Ring;
Rimsky -Korsakoff's Flight of the
Bundle Bee" Glorious Spring"
from Music in May" and Rom
berg's Student Prince"
Assisted by an orchestra, Ray and
Bestos will present program OF
Ynlrth and music. They will be
heard in And Especially YOU as
d duet number. Lannie Ross will
offer Deep Night" as a tenor solo.
Orchestral features include Every
Mo n'ssa Honey Moon. r Moonlight
Madness and ''GlatI Rag DOLL
Philosophy and Music
Lois Bennett, the star OF winthrop
Ames' recent revival OF Gilbert and
Sullivan eperettas. will be the
guest.soloist during the program
that WMAL will broadcast at S:3O
o'clock, when Doc West, the odd
philosopher. inparts hts words OF
wisdom to those who tune. In to
hear
Miss Bennett may be remembered
asthaving succeeded Vivian Segal
iTs the current ziegfeId "Follies.' =
She has been among air enter
tainers for just a short time. Her
songs tonight have not been an
nounced, but are promised to be
two of the most popular IN her
repertoire. An orchestra, under the
direction of Freddie Rich, will be an