Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-17
NAA TO BROADCAST
| MUSICAL PROGRAM
47th Concert of Pan-Ameri.
can Selections Is to Be
Given Tonight.

Washington's outstanding musical
feature tonight, the forty-seventh con-
cert of pan-American music, to be
given on the esplanade of the Pan
American Union, will be broadcast by
NAA, the United States naval station.
The United States Navy Band, under
the direction of Lieut.. Charles Benter
will take prominent part in this con-
cert, assisted by two famous Mexican
concert artists. Federico Flores, BARI
tone, and Raoul Sergio, pianist.
Speciality From Brazilian Opera.
Latin American music makes up the
entire program, but the speciality will
be a selection by the band from the
Brazilian opera Salvador Rosa" a work
Of Carlos. Gnomes, who Is perhaps best
known for his overture to III Guarani."
The selection, however, is virtually I'M
Is popular in Latin America and also in
Europe.
Another major radio attraction to-
night appearing on the program of WRC
and other National BroadcaSting Co.
stations is the first Fall program Of the
ETeready hour, which announces a Spe-
cial dramatization Of SteYensons i'm
mortal Treasure Island The cast is
composed of group of noted actors, in
and Rosaline Greene.
WRC also has scheduled It's array Of
regular features. Among them are the
Clicquot Eskimos Radio-Keith- Orpheum
hour, the Prophylactic program, the
Michelin Men and the Roads Of the
Sky episode. during which there will
be a talk by David S. ingalls,, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy for AeronauticS,
who was World War ace at the age Of
IT, Why Fly" is the subject of his
talk.
Admiral Andrews to Speak.
A special feature of the Clicquot pro-
gram will be brief talk by Rear Ad-
f1iral Philip Andrews. chairman Of the
National Save Old Ironsides Committee.
He will make a public appeal for the
preservation of the frigate Constitution
and sketch the thrilling history of the
old square-rigger man o war" The
high-light of the Prophylactic program
will be a medley of hits from the Zieg-
field "Follies" of past years. These In
clude Rambler Rose" Of 1922. Hold
Me" of 1915, Love Boat" OF 1920 and
MANDY" from 1919.
A portion of the ceremonies in con-
nection with the off1cial opening OF the
new studios of Station WMAQ, in Chi
cago, will be broadcast tonight by
WNfAL and other Columbia Broadcast
ing System stations. Stars OF the
opera, concert stage and theater are
scheduled to participate in the program.
Paul Whiteman's Orchestra.
Morrison's Merrymskers, Paul White
6an's Orchestra, the Fada Salon
Orchestra and Guy Lombardo and
his Royal Canadians are. to provide
WMAL's principal musical features.
The station also has scheduled a talk
by George w. Offutt Of the washington
Board Of Trade on Washington's traffic
situation. and another Flying Stories
episode, the theme Of which will be a
war in the clouds.
George Rymer, tenor, will again be
the guest soloist with the Fada Salon
Orchestra, which has arranged a CLASH
cal program, featuring "LApprenti-
Sorcier,' an unusual tone poem. Ry-
mer's contributions will be "Franchon-
cite" "Traume" and 1.-THE Moon. Drops
Low" A distinctive Southern atmos-
phere surrounds the Whiteman pro-
gram. The selections include Down
South. !" Sugar Cane Around My Door"
"Southern Melody" and "Dusky Steve
dore."
Old and New Numbers.
A novel program Of old and new dance
numbers will be played by Quintons
Marquette Orchestra In its program to-
night at WJSV. A new feature an
nounced by the station Is recital by
j. s. Meyers, known as 'The Song Bird
Of the A. E. F."
VOL will broadcast tonight q talk
By Dr. Joseph A. Murphy, supervising
medical inspector OF the public schools.
He will speak under auspices OF the
District Congress Of Parents and
Teachers,