The Washington times., 1929-03-23
BY BEN WADE
D n
DANROSCH'S
PROGRAM


symphony orchestra Of the Gencaal
Electric hour in its concert through
WRC tonight, will feature "The
Swan" known as the miniature
masterpiece Of Saint.Saens, the
French composer. Lalo's overture
to lie Roi d'Ys"; excerpts from
Pierne's "Cydalise"; Brahms an
dante from symphony No. II; Two
old Flemish songs by De Greet, and
Moszkowski's Spanish Dance" are
other selections that will complete
the program.
Henry O'Malley, United States
commissioner Of fisheries, will speak
on Facts About Fish" during the
7:45 p. m. broadcast Of what the
Department Of Commerce Is Doing"
talks through the same station,
Strauss Blue Danube" and two
scenes from the Nevin suite, "A
Day in Venice" will be played in
the White House dinner concert
music. The orchestra, under the
direction of Hugo Mariani, will also
include Victor Herbert's "Al Fresco"
and a Spanish dance, ''Boabdill,"
by Moszkowsky.
Featuring his own descriptive
composition, '"The Storm" In his
organ recital through WRC, Lew
White will also be heard in "rhe
Palms." by Faure, and Richard
Wagner's "The Ride Of the Val.
kyrie" from the opera, "Die Wal.
kure."
A program Of modern hits will
NBC hookup, by Mildred Hunt,
contralto crooner, and dance
band under the direction Of Frank
Vagnoni. "Marie," by Irving Ber-
lin, Won Tilzer's Happy Ending"
and Stept's "I'll Always Be in Love
With You," are numbers in which
Miss Hunt will be starred.
Arthur P. Black will give a talk
or Stewardship and Missions"
under the auspices of the Bible
Class Association.
Dance music through WRC Will
be offered by the Lucky Strike
dance orchestra and the Wardnan
Park Hotel orchestra.
WGY will broadcast a second spe-
cial message for the men on the
Antarctic expedition with Comman-
der Byrd at II p. m.
Through the short-wave stations
W2XAF and W2XAD, Amelia Ear
hart, Americas premier woman flier
and a friend Of Commander Byrd,
will speak for the friends and rela-
tives Of the AZ f1iers at Little
America. It is hoped that William
P. MacCracken, jr., assistant Secre-
tary for aeronautics, Department Of
Commerce, will also take part in the
thrilling communication with Anarc-
tica.
The features at WMAL include a
piano recital by Evelyn Monico. At
$3.50 p. m. "A Summary Of the Cham
Der Activities" will be delivered by
Dorsey W. Hyde, jr., secretary Of the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce.
The United States Army Band,
under the leadership Of Capt. Will
liam = Stannard. will broadcast q
concert at 1890 p. m. after a politi-
cal discussion by Mrs. Ruth Hanna
Mccormick and Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Owen.
Phil Hayden and Jimmie HARRISON
will be at the Mike" in more Of
their fun and frolic. The piano
playing Cotton Picker" will pre-
sent number Of syncopations.
Evelyn Monico Papas will be
heard in a piano recital and Frank
Davis English, reader, will be a
novel program at S:45 p. m. Dance
music by the Everglades Orchestra
and Meyer Davis Swanee Syncopa-
tors are popular dance orchestras
that will play through the WMAL
studio.
WJSV presents Col. Charles I.
stengle in a talk on '"The Political
Situation"
Old King Tut. Robert g. johnson,
Jews harpist, and Katheryn Crow
ley in a piano recital are other fea-
lures. Big Ed will be heard in har-
monica antics. Plantation echoes
and the Blue Ridge Mountain Har-
mony Boys conclude the evening
program.
Amos m Andy will feature the
VOL broadcast, which includes the
dinner concert music. Andy Claus
the Bedtime story teller, and the
Brewer SNYDER dance music