The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-23

Leading up to the most preten-
tious of three radio speeches by
President Hoover we find that engi1
neers Of the National Broadcasting
Company and the Columbia Broad.
casting System have exercised spe-
cial broadcast facilities for picking
up the talk from the midstream
vantage point at Louisville.
The program, which celebrates
the formal opening of the Ohio
River to navigation, is scheduled
for $50 o'clock, over both systems,
Sponsors of the Palmolive Hour
end the La Palma Smoker have re.
arranged their programs to accom-
modate the presidential broadcast.
New Constitutional Hall
When the Daughters of the
American Revolution dedicate their
new s1,50O,OOO Constitutional Hall
in Washington, at SIS o'clock this
afternoon. the vesper services will
be heard from stations of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company.
Speakers will include Mrs. Lowell
TISIN'eT IIODdil. IttSIutlll- GENE ell
Of the national society; Bishop
James Edward Freeman, of Wash
ington. and DR.. Joseph r. SiZoo,
Presbyterian Church. A musical
program will be presented by the
United States Marine Band The
services will open with a musical
selection played on the great pipe
organ, which will be heard for the
first time.
A medley Of college marching
songs appropriate to the Gridron
season will again he featured when
the Ingram Shavers are heard over
WRC at o'clock. Tonight we will
hear the tunes that stir the hearts
of every student at Harvard. Dart
mouth, West Point and Yale.
The male trio will also present
group Of George NJ. Conan
favorites.
Continuing its policy of present
ng special arrangements of up-to-
the-minute popular music the
holster Radio Orchestra will offer
Love, Your Magic Spell Is Every
where" from Gloria Swanson's
recent picture 1.-The Trespasser.
other selections on this CHS. pro-
gram at 10 o'clock include the
title song from Sunny Side ID"
Glove Me-" the latest French mu-
steal comedy success, and a medley
of Berlin hits.
Show Boat
1.-THE Queens Evidence" an En-
EliSh melodrama in four acts. will he
presented by the cast Of Hank Sim
mons Show Boat and hroadCas. by
C.B.S. stations at II o'clock. Henry
Petit wrote the play. IT deals with
the adventures OF A counterfeit band
when their leader mixes the business
of love with his illegal profession.
The DIX midnight request program
by Stanley Bel! and Les Colvin is
one Of the popular features at the
local CHS. station. Just call up and
ask for your favorite number and
it's yours, in a manner wholly pleas
ing.
Mabel T. Boardman, secretary Ma
tional Red Cross, will give a short
talk over VOL at 6:45 o'clock to-
night on volunteer service. A must
cal program will be heard and a
second talk will then be presented
by Mrs. Edna T. Coleman. associate
I"l'oI' wv S"S MVh'ol ldt Institute VI
Tropical and Preventive Medicine.
WJSV will broadcast a concert
by a. section of the United States
Army Band. at $50 o'clock. Sue
Kennedy. contralto. will he heard in
recital directly afterwards. fol
lowed by Audrey Brown. pianist. At
$50 o'clock; Carl Conrad. baritone
80 o'clock, Chick Godfrey. tenor.
at e:1s o'clock: Joseph Dimeglio. tenor
at s:45 o'clock and another popular
highlight. Ray Actions Modernistics,
to be presented at 1890 o'clock.