The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-11-14
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RADIO
DIALS

Draw up your favOr1te chair,
It looks like a pleasant evening
tinkering with the radio dials.
What's more the programs are
fairly well scattered over the face
Of the clock and You win not
run w against that exasperating
trouble Of having two desirable
programs being broadcast at ex.
actly the same time over diff.
ferent stations,
There is something for every.
body And that something is
first rate.
Take the Civic Repertory
Theater presentation over the
Columbia chain at $50 o'clock.
Eva lie Caffeine assisted by
Donald Cameron and Leona
Roberts will present the balcony
scene from Shakespearc's Romeo
and Juliet
Miss LIE Gallienne will portray
the immortal Juliet opposite
Cameron's Romeo, with Miss
Roberts irnpersonating the nurse
in the scene which follows Romeo's
declaration Of his love for the
beautiful one. These actors have
been associated with the Civic
group for many seasons and are
3 well known for their histrionic
mnility.
Rudy's Program
We find Rudy Vallee's pro
gram for the FleiSchmann hour
ever Matt NAL broadcasting station
ct 8 o'clock. to be up to its
usual standard Of good taste and
current attractions.
Marcella Shields and Gladys
Rice are scheduled to contribute
to the entertainment. Graham
McNan1ee will continue to act as
master of ceremonies. Among
Vanee's most popular preSenta-
tions of the evening are listed
'Lovable and Sweet. "Huggable
KiSsable YOU" Pretending, /"
where Are You Dream Girl"
.Drigo Serenade." Sunrise. :"
'aThe One in the World" and Il
Kiss Your Hand Madame"
Oliver Smith is to be heard In
four vocal numbers during the
Jack Frost Melody moments over
. the local NB.C. station at $50
o'clock. His rendition of Tschai-
kowsky's "Nur Weir Die Sehn-
sucht Kennt," with string accom-
par1iment is, however. the feature
Of his offerings Eugene Ormandy
will conduct the orchestra through
Belibes' "Pizzicato Polka" from
the opera sylvia" also mum
her Of popular classics from op-
erettas of old and new renoWn
A medley Of football songs will
be heard when the Temple hour
goes on the air over the Columbia
network at 10 o'clock. Al special
Arrangement OF George Porgie'
viii be offered by the orchestra
as the opening selection.
Sieberlings Tour
Radio listeners will go on
vocal and instrumental sight.
seeing" tour with the Sieberling
Singers tonight at 8 o'clock. The
tour will be made along Broad.
way, with all the popular song
hits that have made for the
Great White Way, lending the
colorful part of the trip. James
Melton will be presented as tenor
Eoloist. His rendition of Frimrs
"cnly a Rose" and Grieg'S Itch
Liebe Dich" will prove most en-
& joyable. A special four voice per
Torrance of Lieurance'S by the
Waters OF Minnetonka" will be
o highlight of the presentation.
WRC will present Mary Alex
ander, in another concert at the
piano. This always delightful
artist will appear at Z o'clock. II
Frank w. Young, will give 9
piano recital over WMAL at SAC
o'clock.
Attractions at VOL include
Louis Rothschild, speaker or
money investments; Elsie Varl;
Lang, mezzo-contralto, who viii
appear at $50 o'clock with
Csrpege Esprita, 13-year-old boS
soprano and Jimmy HARRISON
pianist.
Horton McIennan will play the
musical saw for listeners tC
II WJSV at 8 o'clock. Jeanne LIZ
van, pianist, and Jeanette Nc
Caffrey, soprano, are other artist:
to be presented.