The Washington times., 1929-08-10
VARIETY MARKS
AIR PROGRAMS
TONIGHT

Selections from the best works OF
nine leading composers will comprise
the classical program, Landmarks
in Music" which will be broadcast
In the General Electric hour, over
4 rationwide N. B. G. network, In
Guiding WRC, at o'clock tonight.
The first number to be o1feTeo
by the orchestra under the direction
OF Nathaniel Shilkret, 10 Bach's
Allegro from "Brandenburg Con-
certo No. 3" and represents the COM
poser'a first achievement In aDso.
lutte instrumental music In SYM
phonic scope. The series was writ.
ten for rich young noble. the MAI
grave of Brandenburg.
The remainder Of the selections
will be representative OF Beethoven
Weber, Rameau.Motti, Bra m . {,
Moussorgsky. Debussy and Stravin'
sky.
Organ Recital
New and old favorites win be
blended in the organ recital by Lew
White, which will be broadcast over
WHC at 10 o'clock. There win be
heard "Your Land ana My Land" !"
"Chanson Bohemienne, TN . Per.
sian Market" Baby, Oh Where Can
You Be?" Pagan Love Song," Pun
chinello, Londonderry Air" and
Cigars famous "POmp and Circunn-
stance"
Moonbeams play q large part in
the program Joe Green and his
novelty marimba band viii present
over WMAL and associated CHS.
stations aE s:30 o'clock. Song 3f
the MOonbearns," from the musical
success. THE Sketch Book" will in
augurate the hour. Waltz Of the
Moonbeams" win give unusual OPP
portunity for obligato by the
Hawaiian guitar.
''Beale Street Blues" Big City
Blues" and Liza" are other mum.
hers to be given various groupings
Of novelty musical instruments dur.
ing this broadcast.
Light and airy popular music
with particular appeal for these
languid days will be presented by
Helen Nugent and Ben Alley during
the Romancers program over WMAL
at $50 O'Clock.
The two win be heard in "Sweet
hearts Holiday" The One in the
World ana my Sin" Miss Nugent
has chosen as her solo number,
Like Me Less, Love Me More" and
Ben will contribute MAY / Bring
You Flowers, Mademoiselle?
There will be several orchestral
selections on the program.
Interesting Talks
Walter Hinton. chairman. com.
mittee on aviation, Washington
Chamber of Commerce, will be pre-
sented over the local CHS. station
at 6:45 o'clock In a talk on Putting
Washington on the Air Map" At
z o'clock, James Stockley, OF Science
Service, will talk on Tonight 4
Meteor shower
Saturday night, aa usual. offer.
Ing generous broadcast of popu
lar dance music takes from radio 4
choicest musical organizations. You
can tune in at WMAL at 10 o'clock
for an hour. Then switch to WRC
| for the dancing until midnignt
From there, you have the length
and breadth of the nation to select
| trom-if your set is equal to it.
The baseball boadcast starts al
o'clock today, with a description
of the Washington Louis game
| from the studio of The Washing
ton Times, via VOL.
Walter Holt will =, be on the ali
from this station IN q recital o.
mandolin and guitar novelties n
| 612 o'clock. After Amos m Andy
comes entertainment by Mu1lanei
Entertainers.
WJSV, continuing the "m.d.ala1n
! nnpr musical f0Mtivnlh nnawa Ah.
program with Bran Hughes Orches
ira at s o'clock. Arthur A. Ston,
will contribute q special u~,gran n
of popular piano numbers. A
$3.50 Joe Loewe. singer will ha fea
tured with Felice Meri, accordion
soioist, In the Acton String Musi'
/ Cln