The Washington times., 1929-04-04
By BEN w WADE,
PRESIDENT OF
N.B.G. SYSTEM
on AIR

Q Uhi
NJ III Aylesworth. president q
the National Broadcasting Com.
rany, win Be the featured speaker
of the special birthday radio broad
cast. which celebrates the first an,
niversary II the Haisey Stuart pro
gram.
Through the coast-to-coast NBC
ilook.up, Mr.. Aylesworth win tell
what the program has done u
its work 81 helping inform the In
weston A special musical program
OF popular and classical numbers
has been selected and win be
played BY the regular Instrumental
ensemble.
Maria Gambarelli, former dancer
lof the Metropolitan Opera C0rn-
pRny, now well known as Roxyss
.lsamby, win be presented as 80.
prano sOloist Of the aIl-classical
IrOgram Of the Concert Bureau
over the NBC system.
Milton Cross, announcer Of
this company, will be heard ais con.
cert soloist. with Douglas Stan.
bury Godfrey Ludlow. concert viO-
li1ist and Lolita Gainsborg, pianist,
VIII be other noted artists III the
presentation,
Frank Blacks latest achievement,
the vocal arrangement OF Saint
SaeIls, The Swan viii be sung by
the male quartet 0f the Eeiherling
Singers III tonight's enterta tainment.
They viii repeat their special vocal
version Of Rachrnaninoff's :Prelt1de
in g Minor.
The Singing VioIins viii Be heard
IN another Black arrangement.
Lover Come Back To me, from
New Moon Linckess In the
Shadows VIII be offered as Z
piano duet, BY Phil Gilman and Vic
tor Arden. James Melton will sing
sDnnna by Mc5ill. ana the South
American folk scng. & l1y, Ay, Ay.''
Masaellet,s s.NTanOn.Ile Reye,'
oliver smith. wellknown tenor,
win be the guest artist Of the
Sonora broadcast over the Columbia
senet's Ianon-LA Reve and
Lolita, the Spanish serenads. BY
Buzzi-Peceia.
IIjinsky's Orgies Of the Spirits, !,
from the Oriental Suite, fNoure Ell
Anitra.'' win be played by the
Sonora symphony Orchestra The
number esseft tally Russian. with al
the wild abandon and weird appeal
with which II5insky fires his writ,
ings, will be remarkable contrast
with the dainty santasie I'm.
promptu Z by C,.lopiil. and Cllanlin'
AIDES TEl8 Flatterer, which viii
complete the orchestral renditions.
Popular numbers, including Roses
Of Yesterday and When Love
Comes Stealing, win also be heard
In this hour.
Negro spiritnals and popular
songs will be heard when the star
members Oe the Jazz Regiment, 9
an all-colered musical comedy. cur.
rent ait the Gayety Theater, win
offer their vocal and Instrumental
wares before the microphons at
| WMAL. The Suwanee Four will
augment the performance.
The Great Divide, the scene ot
which Fl laid III the Rocky Noun,
tains in Canada, centering around
an Indian Princess and an officer
of the Northwest Mounted Police,
win be the play Of the Arabesque
Hour
Modernistic Arrangement
broadway at NIGHT, number
especially arranged. BY Freddie Rich
as q n1odernistic picture Of the
Great White Way being rocked to
sleep. win feature the Columbians'
program over VvAIAI
The resi- of the entertainment win
consist Of q symphonic arrange, ,llent
Of such pieces az when Summer
IS Gone. MY Angelfne. 2 and Ne
and the Man in the Moon, and
4 Jazz arrangement Of the Two
Guitars"
Irene" and "Querida. . though Of
different natfonalities, have achieved
their popularity comparatively re.
Gently, and Molly on the Shore, 4
by Granger. is d somewhat less p0p-
ular but very beautiful melody that
win be offered during the Sweet
hearts program. Other romantic and
tuneful melodies will include IF
Love Were All, Comm Through
the Rye and Let the Rest of the
World Go BY.
"A new golf hour called the
Municipal Foursome' will be pre-
sented through WAIAI4. Those who
know ana follow golf in all its ups
and downs are sure to enjoy the
clever farce.
Jerry Jernigan, pianist, the Ma.
uOnal Theater Players; Florence
Jane Adams, the child ilnpersonat
Amos ii. Andy and two hours of
popular dance music form tontght's !
program at VOL.
WJSV will present i program by
the National Society Children 81 the
American Revolution. Ray Harper.
the tenor soloist. and the Columbia
Trio,
BEST PROSPECTS