The Washington times., 1929-07-05
RON1Pn1C AROUND THE
RADIO DlALS
--I Nv REM WADE
PIECE
TO Be HEARD
TONIGHT

The lOvley MELODY IN a, WrltteH
bv Gen. Charles g. Dawes, Ambas-
sador to the Court Of st. James,
will be played as violin solo by
sascha Fidelman, featured artist
Of the Cities Service Hour, over the
N. B. G. system including WRC,
at o'clock tonight.
This is by no means the radio
debut of the former Vice President's g
noted composition, but the event
demands considerable attention due
to the popularity Of the selection as
well as its renowned author.
other program attractions during
this hour are the 'Bacchanale' from
Gounod's. philemon and Baucis, "
Tschaikowsky' "Troika," Friml's
Music Box" medley from Show
Boat and "Tender Question" by
Friml.
The Cavaliers will be heard In
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling, "
"Scandalize My Name" and Come
Into the Garden, Maude."
Popular Melodies
The Raybestos Twins, Bernard
and Beard, have arranged a pro-
gram of special favorites. featuring
THE Whoopee Hat Brigade" which
they will sing in duet. Other mum.
bers are '.Breakaway,' Things That
Were Made For Love-" There
Aain't No Land Like Dixleland For
Me-" Weary River" Heart of
Nine" Get Yourself Sweetheart
and Kiss Your Troubles Away"
I'm Referin' Just to Her'n Me-"
He's a Good Man to Have Around"
Pretty, Pretty, Polly and That's
You Baby"
Events aboard ship on the night
of the new series. 1.-The Family
Goes Abroad" This comic travel.
ogue began with great success
and as an amusing mirror of the
average American family is q
o'clock program from WRC, not to
be missed.
At WMAL the early programs in
clude a popular piano recital by Dot
Myers Wildman.
The True Story Hour, a very In
teresting broadcast finds Mary and
Bob at tent show in Kansas City.
The unseen audience will join them
in the entertainment and will also
be able to follow them behind the
scenes where they will hear the his
tory Of one of the canvasmen.
whose father was a second story
worker and whose mother was a
shoplifter.
Russian Music
"The Chimes of Novjorod, q tale
Of q beautiful young girl who rings
the chimes in Novgorod and be.
comes the bride of a young blade
who is entranced by the sound OF
her chimes, will be the feature of
the program that In a Russian Vii
large will present at 9 o'clock.
The quartet has selected a large
and varied group of melodies, In
cluding lively piece. Flax; a
pensive melody, THE Field; a sol
dier's song, "One, Two, Three, Four" +"
and two songs of nature, "On the
Hilp' and 'Kalina." "A Field of
Wheat" and ''Maidens" will be heard
as contralto solos.
when My Castles Came Tum-
bling Down" and "Speakin' of the
Devil" will be sung as speciality
numbers by Dorsey Byron in the
Doc West program. The quartet
will contribute special harmonies on
I'm Satisfied" ''I Wanna Meander
in the Meadows" When My Dreams
Come True" and "Some Sweet Day. >
Orchestral numbers will be- Finding
the Long Way Home" "Baby's
Awake Nnw," Louise and "Ill
Do Anything for You"
At VOL there will be an early
evening program of dinner music,
and later Kathryn Dunning will be
presented in a piano recital. After
Amos m Andy have been given a
free lance on the air. Pauline Healy
Shook and Ivy Stevens will be heard
in program Of popular ballads.