The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-20
FEATURE HOUR
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H0OKUP

IA new national broadcast will go
on the air tonight over the NBC
System when the 200 American
cities, will inausurate a program Of
popular music, featuring guest
artists and orchestral fetes and the
male trio already known to Wash,
ington. New York and Buffalo radi
otics as "The Happy Wonder
Bakers"
The trio, with Will Donaldson as
leader and pianist consists of Frank
Luther, Jack Parker and Phil .Duey.
Dolores Cassinelli, motion picture
star. who rose to fame as a singer,
In tho midst of her screen career.
will be presented as the guest solo.
list. On this occasion, she will
render Walverde's "Clavelitos, and
Greder's "Loca, Loca." "Sunshina
Of Roses" her last number, will be
sung by Miss Cassenelli for the first
time. 1t is a new song dedicated
to her by the lyrist, John Steel.
The Ipana Troubadours will dis.
regard their usual procedure this
evening. and present musical
n1elange, through WRC. They will
offer collection of medIeys. selec-
tons from the newest musical
shows, theme songs from the latest
'talkies" and compositions OF Broad:
ways syncOpators.
olive Palmer. Paul Oliver. Eliza.
beth Lennox, the Revelers, a male
quartet and an orchestra under the
direction of Gustav Haenschen will
be features in the Palmolive hour
IN program of popular selections
including compositions Of Percy
Granger, Fritz Kreisler and Arndt.
Unusual entertainment will be of!
fered by a large group of artists
who contribute their services each
week to the Van Heusen program,
through WMAL
Annette Hanshaw has selected
In a Great Big Way and II Could
Give Up Anything But You" The
Van Heusen Orchestra will play a
number of dance selections as ANY.
thing You Say Glad Rag Doll -
Happy Humming Bird and
'Sweethearts On Parade"
The sextette from Donizetti's
Lucia di Lammermoor" will be
heard in novelty arrangement of
symphonic jazz, during the Pacific
Nagabond broadcast through WRC
at 400 p. m. They will also present
a symphonic arrangement of Irving
Berlin's How About Me?" and Sc
lections from Herbert's Mile. Mo
diste''
A youthful trio composed of John
Parrish, tenor. Phyllis Krauter, eel.
list, and Nancy Morgan, harpist will
render a program of classical gelec.
tions during the recital by the Ma
tional Music League, through WRC
at 5 p. m. 80
Featuring native string orches-
ira and Julian Oliver, Spanish
tenor, the Sunkist Serenaders will
offer a program of music of true
native significance in vocal and in
strumental form. Mr.. Oliver will
render mi Prolore Ria" after the
"Alacantara." Spanish march by
Rockwell, will have inaugurated the
program
Beethoven's Eighth Symphony in
f Minor will be rendered in part,
as q feature of the holster Radio
from the Henry VIII Suite of Saint
Saens; three selections from Tschai-
kowsky's "Nutcracker Suite" and
of Figaro" will be other highlights
of the program.
The dramatic version of Marie
Corellis widely read "Thelma" will
be presented by Hank Simmons
Show Boat, through WMAL. The
Norwegian story which was origin,
ally produced by the noted actress
Charlotte Hunt, will recall such
well-known names as Dorothy Stan
ton, William BalfOur and Richard
Butler. ~
"Pomp and Circumstance" the
sturdy British march by Sir Edward
EIgar, and the overture to Won
Flotow's Martha will be heard
as the first two numbers of the
slumber music hour through WRC
All the regular entertainers of the
La Palma Smoker Will be called
upon to contribute their bit to ar
evening of fun and frolic,. which
is planned for tonight's broadcast
through WMAL.
La Palma will shine in her usua
orbit and has selected 'Wher
You're Away from THE Only
Girl: IF Love Were Ala and
Smoke Rings" for her contribution
to the entertainment. Two male
quartet numbers viii include Come
West Little Girl" from '"Whoopec,
and "Kalua,' from Good Morning
Dearie.'' %
WMAL has a new novelty, Shop
ping With Bab," by Emma Perley
Lincoln, which is scheduled fol
7:15 p. m.
The Manassas Trio and Fran
Trappe, the one-man band, are high
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