Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-22
TWO-P|ANO TEAM
ON NATIONAL NET
Gilman and Arden Will Pre-
sent Eight Numbers
on Program.

Instead of famous dance orchestra,
the weekly Victor presentation over
WRC and other National B-oadcastinS
Co. stations tonight will be half-hour
program by Phil Gilman and Victor
Arden, the popular two-piano team.
Arden and Gilman are not new to
radio listeners, for they have appeared
before the microphone on numerous oc-
CasionS for several years, having first
been heard with "RoXy's Gang" In
recent months the team has been fea-
tured in outstanding Broadway revueS.
Eight numbers make up the Gilman
and Arden program. The featured Sc
lection will be a special arrangement of
Lover Come Back to Me-" The other
Little Show" Dance of the Paper
Dolls" and "Ragamuftin."
Amos n Andy" radios most popular
team of black-face comedians, who
made an unheralded debut last night
over WRC, also are scheduled for an
other 15-minute broadcast tonight over
the same station and will be heard here
after every night except Tuesday from
10 to 1918 O'Clock. The Amos n
Andy presentation is based on a con-
ception of daily comic strip for the
air.
Other WRC Attractions.
The Concert Bureau hour and the
Seiberling Singers are among WRC's
other leading attractions. The Concert
Bureau houz will feature Kathleen Stew
art. pianist. who has just returned
from a concert tour of European cap
itals. Muriel Wilson. soprano, end the
ChoriSters, a male octet, also will take
part in this program. A varied program
is announced by the Soldering Singers
the feature of which will be a cello
version of "SWanee River"
A new weekly radio attraction to be
known as the Gold Seal program will
have its premiere tonight over WMAL
and other Columbia BroadcaSting Sys-
tenn stations A 16-piece orchestra. di-
rected by Benny Kruger, a male quar-
tct and Edna Duane, soprano, Will take
part in the initial broadcast.
Outstanding among WMALS remain
ing musical offerings are the concert
of the Buffalo Civic Symphony Orches-
ira with Reinald Werrenrath, baritone,
as its guest Soloist, and late dance
program by Bill Reeves Original Pea
cock Orchestra WMAL also has sched-
uled another detective story mystery to
be presented by Capt. F. T. HaWtrey Of
the Los Angeles detective bureau. He
will describe methods used to extract
information from criminals and relate
his activities in breaking up deSper-
ate Los Angeles gang.
Solos by Werrenrath.
Werrenrath Will contribute four solos
during the symphony concert. These
are the "Credo" from Verdt's "Othello,'
MacDowell'S "Oben. Wo die Sterne
Gluhen," Schumann's The Two Gren-
adiers" and Here is Thy Home, Be-
loved" The orchestra's speciality will be
the Ballet Suite" from DelibeS' Cop
pelia.'
Louis Rothschild, director of WASH
ingtons Better Business Bureau, will
give his weekly investment talk tonight
from VOL. The stations musical
presentations include another program
by Terry White, novelty whistler, and
a recital by Elsie V. Land, soprano.
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Club and the United States Army Band
will provide WJSV's main musical fea-
lures tonight In addition there will
be characterization solos by K. G. Coff-
man and a concert by the Hawaiian
Melody Boys.