The Washington times., 1929-04-12
RADIO To MARK.
HENRY CLAY ]
BIRTHDAY

The birthday anniversary OF the
eminent statesman and peacemaker,
Henry Clay. will be marked by
commendatory addresses made from
local studios.
Major Gen. Amos A. Fries, u.
S. A.. win be heard from WRc,
on Henry Clay-An American
Statesman"
Major Golden H. L. Ruggles, will
speak from wJsv on Henry Clay"
At station VOL, Mrs. Noble New
port Potts. president Of the Ma.
tionai Patriotic Council. will be
heard in an interesting talk on the
significance of his birthday.
The functions Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture
in serving. not only the farmer.
but millions of others as well. will
form the topic of discussion for
Lynn J Frazier (R.D of North
Dakota and r. w. Dunlap, Assistant
Secretary. of that department.
The address will be carried on a
coast. .to-coast NBC network during
the Half Hours with the Senate" to.
night. Both talks will be broadcast
from WRC.
New "Breeze Hour"
An appropriate number. "Breez-
ing Along with the Breeze" will be
played as the theme melody for the
novel program. "Breezes," which, en-.
tirely in keeping with its name. will
be broadcast as a new Columbia
feature,
Such songs as South Wind, !"
Watching the Clouds Roll BY" and
Drifting and Dreaming" will be
presented. q Where the Wind
Blows, NV Sweetie Goes and Chi
cago" are also on the bill. They will
be rendered by q sister team, male
quartet and an orchestra.
Lambert Murphy. familiar name
among American tenors, will be pre-
senfed as guest artist of the Kodak
Hour through WMAL. The singer
will be heard in MY Wild Rose" by
Olcott, and three numbers from a
group of popular fayorites, Rose
Marie, Little Log Cabin of
Dreams" and the serenade from
Blossom Time" The orchestra will
be heard in The Flight of the Bum
BILE Bee and the Kerry Dance"
The United States Army Band di-
rected by Capt. William J. Stan
nard will be heard in diversified
program at 1890 p. m. from
WMAL. The first selection will be
the famous march of the U. s.
Naval Academy, at Annapolis.
Anchors Aweieh. The march
"Madelon" and the popular fox.
trot Happy Humming Bird are
among the major features. with
medley of Sousa's Stars and
Stripes Forever . Aud Lang Syne"
and THE Star-Spangled Banner
Tribute To Actress
"Kiki." a new composition written
by SaVino and dedicated to the ere.
ator of that character, Leonore
Uric, win BE- played during the
Cities Service Hour through WRC.
Another feature win be a violin
solo. Zieguenerweisen." by Sascha
Fidelman. The Cavaliers will be
heard in Roses for Remembrance. '
accompanied by the full orchestra.
Included on the program is "Arabes-
que in A." by Debussy; Saint Saens
lie Rouet d'Omphale," and gems
from The Dollar Princess" by
Fall
The garage partners who have al
ready forgotten their troubles OF
last week. will preside over the open
air concert of the Schradertown
Band. This band. which in truth
Is Arthur Pryor's famous or2aniza.
ton. is reported to create big burst
of excitement before the N.B.C.
broadcast is over.
When the Pacific Little Symphony
opens its n. 3. C. concert with the
''Vorspiel' to Wagner's opera The
Meistersingers of Nuremberg" the
unseen audience will hear one of
the most striking musical exposi-
tions. Other works will be taken
from Strauss, Kreisler. Beethoven.
Holmes. Thomas and Gounod. The
last master will be represented by
his stupendous Faust" ballet music.
Classic french music will be heard
during the Slumber Hour. Saint
Saen's "Marche Militaire." Boiel-
deau's overture to Jean de Paris"
RavePs "Pavane'' and Gounod' S
"Judex" are among the selections.
Musical programs by the u. S.
Marine Band; the Aster and Lotus
Orchestras: IAN Evening in Paris
and a talk by Ray Lyman Wilbur,
Secretary of the Interior. complete
the broadcast.
Stellar moments will be had from
wMAL during piano recital by
Christine Nillson Chindbolm; the
Belle Haven Entertainers, the Wee
dol Hour, Night Club Romances and
a review of 1.-The Jazz Regiment"