The Washington times., 1929-05-28
SOY. ROOSEVELT
To MAKE Mr.
ADDRESS

a# ETankLyn ~. fAOOSeNeAI, AVNSfttUE
81 New York. viii open the Socony
Sketches with q brief address on
sle attractions of his State. The
program over N.B.c. stations at
$40 o'clock will also offer dra-
!. nlstic sketch. "The Turning Point
~: the Revolution" depicting the
Battle Of Saratoga, which led to
Burgoyne's defeat and surrender.
Commander Edward Ellsberg,
ID. s. N, author of ION the Bot
TOM will be heard II a dramatic
version Of incidents Of his much
discussed book during the Eveready
Hour, An unusual feature Of Com
: niander Ellsberg's interesting broad
cast viii be the rendition by the
3 orchestra Of an original tone poem
written expressly for the occasion
Nv Nathaniel Shiikret.
The Old Gold Paul Whiteman spe-
eiaI viii reach Chicago in time for
tiae first weekly broadcast by the
I famous orchestra, en- route to the
Pacific Coast.
The iazz maestro and his men will
Be the guests of WBBM, a station
of the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn. New and popular favorites
win be combined in this o'clock
concert. A waltz medley will in
cIude "a Smile, a Kiss, When
You Come to the End of Perfect
Day. and my Dear" Among old
hits win be 'The Parade Of the
4 Wooden Soldiers" !"
Prize Composition
& Rube Blooms $1,000 prize compo-
|. eition, Song of the Bayou" appears
is the feature OF two major broad
casts tonight 1t is listed on the
PrOphylactic Hour over N.B.C. sta
tiops at 1880 o'clock. AT 9 o'clock it
win be offered by the Voice of
columbia. over WMAL.
The first program also includes
many popular song hits; kansas
Caty Kitty wedding Of the
I Painted DOLL" "Why Do / Love
Your, valparaiso" az Must Have
That Man" and others.
Adele Vasa and Helen Oelheim will
be guest artists Of the second pro-
gram. Several operate selections
viii be offered by these well.known
4 radio soloists.
The orchestral numbers are varied
: from Chaminade'S "Air de Ballett," :"
Y Paderewskps ''Minuet" and Boro-
( din's ION the Steppes of Central
Asia" to Jazz Patrol If Had
You" and you and In the Noon
light"
Distinguished Speaker
Gen. Hugh u. Scott, distinguished
for his military career and for his
work among the Indians, Is sched-
s uled to speak during the Voters Ser
vice over WRC. The topic for dis
cussiOn is "The Federal Government
and the Indians Lewis Merriam, a
u staff member of the Institute Of Gov
ernment Research, will be the second
speaker on this problem that at
tracts increased interest each year.
With Madame Belle Forbes Cutter,
lyric soprano as guest soloist, the
Curtiss Candy Hour will present a
program of operate and Jazz selec-
lions over WMAL.
Guy Lombardo's Orchestra will
he heard in a number of varied
dance hits including Lover Come
Back TO Me-" Honey" MEAN to
/. Me-" DO Something" and Lime
l house Blues"
There is something odd on the
VOL program. It reads" "7:20-No.
body" Now that can't be so. Tune
( a at that time and see what's up.
There are other less mystifying an
nouncements, however. Andy Claus
will be there for the kiddies' story
hour. Amos m Andy in their
usual rare form are also scheduled.
Edith Reed well known Washing
ton pianist, will accompany the
a Ransdal Sisters and Dorothy Skin.
II 1er In recital, which ought to be
most enjoyable.