The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-31

Get right in step with merry
making world tonight and watch
the New Year come in with a
bang. You would staypflp to mid
night this one time during the
year, if only this once, then you
can make q choice between two
inviting invitations.
Will it be mixing with the
happy-go-lucky crowd that Will
make "whoopee" along Broadway
and reach the height OF its
revelry right at Times Square,
where the Columbia microphoneS
viii be all set to pick UP the
glamour and the hustle Of 1t all?
Or will it be trip along the
National network across the CON
tinent, stopping off AT every Inn
{portant city to pick up music by
the leading dance oFcheStras?
AS far as it is concerned, you
can do both. Stay with WMAL
until / a. m. and then associate
yourself with the MIC.
Rudy Vallee and his Connects
cut Yankees will open the N. B. C
&ross-country dance, followed by
Abe Lyman and his orchestra
Smith Ballew's Orchestra, and
Phil Spitalny's music. At 1885
o'clock, E, S. T., we viii hear Ted
Fiorito's Orchestra from Edge
water Beach Hotel, Chicago, fol
lowed by Ben Bernie's Orchestra
from the Congress Hotel; Coon
Sanders Orchestra from Black
Hawk Restaurant, and Johnnie
Ramps Orchestra from the Con,
gress Hotel.
Then on to Denver, where at
1855 o'clock E. s. T., where Scheur.
man and De La Vernge's OrcheS-
ira will be presented from the
Denver Athletic Club, followed by
EIlrton and Mann'S Orchestra
from Ell Jebel Mosque, and Ralph
BENEFITS Seven Aces from Hotel
Cosmopolitan. Then on to San
Francisco, where the street noises,
whistles, horns, and the shouts
will be picked up as residents OF
San Francisco bid gocd-by to 1929
These sounds will be- picked UP
through microphoneS located on
one Of the buSineSt corners In San
Francisco. The San francisco
orchestras to be heard are the
Hotel st. Francis Musical Mus.
keteerS from N. B. c.. coast studios
Jesse Stafford'S Palace Hotel Or
chestra, Chinese Orchestra from
NIB. C. studios, closing with the
Musical MusketeerSs
A dance program from Sydney
Australia, viii then follow. II
will be sent by shoKt waves to a
special receiver in San Francisco
and is expected to last one hour
The entire program win be heard
Through WRC.
Early Programs
Earlier in the evening there is
an abundance Of programs ap
pealing to the ear. Chief among
these is a broadcast by the
uniquely named Alumni Glee
Club, under the gdirection 81
Reinald Werrenratll, over N.B.C
stations at 9 O'Clock. This pro
gram is a presentation Of the
Eveready hour.
The club, Composed Of business
executives and professional men
will offer medleys Of college tunes
and such old favorltes as John
PRll, the Scotch hunting song
Heidelberg" and several swash
buckling tavern songs. Werren
rath, the famous baritone, who or
ganized the club, will be heard in
several songs which, have eStab
lished him as one of our greatest
concert artists,
Popular Singers
Frank Crumit will offer two Of
his own compositions in the Black
stone program at 81 O'Clock over
CHS. stations. They are Noun
tainS Amt No Places for Bad Men
and Early in the Morning Down
On the Farm"
Julia Sanderson, his partner II
these programs, win offer ''MS
Baby'S Arms" from the .FoIlies, !
In which they both played. There
will be duets and solos to rounC
out the program.
Those who still worship at the
shrine Of Whiteman will find that
the 8 o'clock program of the Ole
Gold Hour viii include many Of
the newest numbers, played in the
typical Paul Whiteman manner
No matter what station yoI
time in or when you tune 1t Ii
you will find that the New YEA
has cast its spell and everything
will be gay, regardless Of its ma
ture : : meaning be it CLASH
cal, seni-classical or modern. This
is the time for light hearts anc
radio viii do its best to max.
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