The Washington times., 1929-05-14
By BEN WADE
MUSICAL FARCE
IS FEATURE
At WRC

Moth ball designers, bear rug
opticians and a man who can irai'
tate six birds purposely will be On
the jury, In the strange court that
will be held during the Eveready
Hour over q transcontinental hook
up of N.B.C. stations at o'clock
tonight.
This farcical basis of an amusing
burlesqus includes q large cast In
support Of Rosaline Green, radios
first leading lady. A number Of
incidental musical selections ere
introduced during the trial Of q suit
for plagarizing a jazz opera. All In
all, the entertainment should prove
quite different and lost tune-inable.
Crime and Law" will be thu topic
OF the Voters Service tonight. DR..
George Kirchwey, former warden
of Sing Sing prison and Raymond
Moley, professor of Public Law at
Columbia University, will discuss
the question. DR.. Kirchwey will
present the case of our Inadequate
Administration.
1t is safe to count on a stipend
Gus entertainment in the Radio
Keith -Orpheum hour during which
CndTleS W. Will SCb dS HoSbGl
of ceremonies. Down the line we
count off Gov. Frank Allan. Of
Massachusetts,; Jack Donahue. the
Jack Petet and Pets: Little Jock
and Little Clayton, Jacktons and
Durante; and Ben Bernie and his
orchestra Don't forget it.
Gov. Norman Case of Rhode
I'll ~ka ka1 a
advantages Of his State as a vaca-
titled Dave Harum Visits New
port" will then follow.
Robinson Is Guest
Willard Robson, who high-hatted
jazz by taking the negro melodies
and barbaric paeans Of the Ameri.
can Southwest and undermining
them to delight the sophistocates
Of New York, will sing and play
some of his compositions, as guest
artist of the Prophylactic broadcast.
There's Happiness Ahead Say
That You Love Me-" from Hello
Yourself" '"Tambourin Chinois,"
my Kinda Love" and Soldiers
of Fortune" are among the selec-
tions that the Clicouot Club Eski-
mos will render this evening.
A feature arrangement OF four
well-known spirituaIs, Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot" "All Gods Chill
dren," Deep River" and Nobody
Knows" will be heard during Paul
Whiteman's Old Gold program, over
wMAL and associated CHS. sta
tions. Other selections include
Marianne" BLUE Hawaii" Grain
bow Round NY Shoulder" love
Is in the Air." "Violetters." when
Dreams Come True" and zone 1
Love Loves Me-" The Rhythm
Boys. Jack Fulton. tenor, and Ray
Heatherton, baritone, will contribute
to the successful rendition of a
very interesting program.
Catch" Program
A "catch" dance program has
| been arranged by Guy Lombardo,
who will contribute much in the
way of syncopation to the Curtiss
| Hour, in which Madame Bell Forbes
Cutter, who has already sung dur
ing this program, will be featured.
A varied group of songs includes
''Kashmiri Song" "Serenading the
Moon" I'm Afraid of You" why
Did Your" Seventeen" Joe Col
lege," "A Mender Of Broken
| Hearts," &c a r n ct Marmalade,' -
please Let Ne Dream in Your
Arms" and Lets Sit and Talk
About You"
Deems Taylor, one Of the most in.
| teresting OF contemporary musical
composers, composed May Day
Carol" which will be featured in the
Voice of Columbia program. Some
OF the other numbers to be heard at
this time are a selection from "Pagli-
acci." 'L'Automne ct L'Hiver," by
| GlaZounoff; Dvorak's "Slavonic
| Dance No. g." the madrigal from
SuIIivan's "Mikado," and the "Song
/ Love-"
When Washington and st. Louis
meet on the diamond today VOL
will be the station to tune in If you
want The Washington Times de-
scription of the game.
The Ransdall Sisters, accompanied
by Edith Reed, will be presented
among the program high lights
Howard Green, popular pianist, and
Estelle Hunt Dean. well.known locaI
vocalist, will be other attractions.
WJSV presents Charles Sebas
ten. tenor; Ethel Evans and Edith
Wheeler, in q piano duet; Katherine
| Crowley, we'll known pianist; the
| Columbia Trio and the Silver Strins
! Revelers for your entertainment.