The Washington times., 1929-03-27
NORTHWESTERN
GLEE CLUB ON
AIR TONIGHT.


BY special arrangement, the
Northwestern University Glee Club
will be broadcast from Evanston,
ILL.,, in a program that the kolstar
Radio Hour will present over sta
tions of the Columbia Broadcast
system, at 1000 o'clock tonight.
This Glee Club Of 50 voices under
the direction of Glenn Cliffe Balm.
um, is the second in a series of
glee club concerts to be heard as
feature of the hour.
The program opening with the
Alma Mater song will be followed
nv Lottis "Crucifixus," "Nulpius
and IAN Easter Hallelujah." Under
the Greenwood Tree" by Dunn,
Scotch and Irish airs and two Sc
lections from Henry Hadley's The
New Earth" are the outstanding
numbers that will he rendered.
CAPTAIN Lester d. Seymour. gen.
eral manager OF the National Air
rrronsnort will deliver a brief talk
on aviation.
The Ingram Shavers will present
"The Wedding of the Painted Dolls
as a saXophOne speciality NUMBER
with piano interpretations played by
the arranger, Arthur Schultz. IL
NAV be remembered that the
Shavers were the first to ever
broad this well-liked piece. Their
repetition of it this evening Is a
satisfaction of popular request.
Edna Bennett, guest artist of the
Gold Strand Orchestra, with Frank
Vetell will be presented in Lover
Come Back to Me" and I'm Funny
That Way" Mr.. Vetell Will render
"Eleanor" and King for Day"
The concert orchestra. which will
accompany the artists in their solos
will he featured in Savage Car
nival" Sweet Susan" and You
Wouldn't Fool Me Would You?"
Julian Oliver, soloist Of the Sun
kist Serenaders' Hour will offer a
Spanish program through WRC.
Penella's Las Mussas Latinas.
alma Andaluza" by Ruiz and "Te
Queiro" by Serrano are his selec-
tions.
Lewis James, tenor Of the Revel-
ers Quartet, will be the featured
artist of the "lIappy Wonder
Bakers" program through the same
station. He will sing Ave Maria"
from Cavalleria RuSticana and "A
Garden in the Rain" Frank
Blacks orchestra and the male
trio will complete the presentation
in especially orchestrated numbers.
The Bird Song" from Leonca-
vallos "Pagliacci," will be offered
by Olive Palmer, soprano. in the
Palmolive Hour. The Revelers
Quartet will revive the old novelty,
The Owl and the Pussy Cat" and
will repeat one of their best known
recordings, Blue Moon" Rfmsky-
Korsakoff's "Song of India" will
he sung as soprano and contralto
duet by Miss Palmer and Eliza
beth Lennox. Danube Waves, "
will be offered as a symphonic fed-
ture Of the program.
| Robert B. Smith of the Wash
! ington Bureau of the Philadelphia
Ledger, will further discuss The
Political Situation in Washington, y
| through WRC and the associated
stations of the NBC system,
Russian music will color the
Slumber Music Hour. Ludwig Lau-
rier, who will conduct the broad
cast, will present his musicians in
Borodin's ballet music from 'PTince
! Igor" Rachmaninoff's prelude"
Romance, by Rubinstein; Tschai-
kowsky's 'Elegie." and the Der
| ceuse" by Iplinsky as features of
the elaborate program.
The Van Heusen Orchestra under
| the direction of Ben Selvin will
strike a romantic note during their
broadcast through WMAL. with
THE One That l Love. Loves
Me-" followed by Together, We
| Two" rendered by the quartet.
Annette Hanshaw, regular feature
star of the hour, will offer You
wouldn't Fool Me-" and DO Some.
thing"
'"The Yankee Doodle Detective" )"
by James kyrl McCurdy will be a
thrilling presentation by Hank Sim.
mons and his Showboat Company
through WMAL.
The story of a sea captain, who
had his will tattooed upon his beau
tiful daughters back is known tC
be an interesting and exciting drama
La Palma has selected Dance
Little Lady" Every Moons 9
Honeymoon" and beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere" as her contribution
during the smoker hour through
WMAL. A male quartet will he
heard in "Carolina Moon" and "Ir
Our Cottage of Love" A dance
| orchestra will revive the old popular
"Dardenella" and will render in con
cert form piece entitled Tango"
Hook Kennedy. the jolly Scot viii
| he featured at WOT, at 7 n m This
| Annapolis Hotel station will sign Of
after an hour of dance music from
| Wardman Park Hotel.
The Hawaiian Melody Boys, who
will be heard through WMAL at
p. m. will broadcast over FJSV late,
in the evening. The Harmonious