The Washington times., 1929-10-08
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Now that the gates of the city
have beer flung wide open for
those who have gathered at the
seventy first annual convention OF
the American Dental Associs ton.
we find that the ether waves are
to smacH strangely of molars and
what not
Early today DR.. T. A. Hardgrove.
OF Fond du Lac, Wis, convinced
the listening world that four out
of five have II or some such.
fhe speeches to come will occur
at 5:55 and 1870 o'clock over VOL
DR.. j. V. ConZette, of Dubuque,
:owa will talk on thine Will BE
Power Through Health" The sec.
ond program is the broadcast direct
from Continental Memorial Hall.
At this event Vice President
Charles Curtis, Secretary of the In.
terror Ray Lyman Wilbur, and the
surgeons general of the Army, Navy
and the Public Health Service, viii
be speakers.
Miss Hazel Arth, the Washington
choir singer who rose to great must
cal fame last year when she won
the 1928 Atwater Kent radio audi
ton. will be the soloist at these
public exercises. She is coming
here from New York especially for
the occasion. George Wilson will
play the accompaniments. The
Army Band under the direction of
Capt. William J. Stannard, will also
provide music.
World Series
The 1929 worlds series gets under
way this afternoon with the
Chicago Phila delpha game at
Chicago, relayed over the largest
network of stations ever to distri-
hute a sports program over the
y. r. c. and C. B. S. chains.
Graham McNamee and Ted Husing
will be the principle announcers
ror the events.
The radio outlook in general is
very bright for this evening.
Mario Chamlee, famous lyric
tenor of the Chicago Opera Com
Eveready Hour over N.B.C. stations
1T s o'clock. The noted tenor will
sing two of the arias that made him
famous-"Vesti la Giubba," from
"pasliacci'. and "Guesta o Quello'
from "Rigoletto.' Schubert's "Sere-
made" "Marcheta" and Tosti's
Good Bye" will complete Chan!ee's
repertoire on this program.
The orchestra under the direction
of Nat Shilkret will contribute an
interesting program.
Some of Broadway's most modern
music as wei. as a group Of its older
favorites will he played in the Old
Gold-Paul Whiteman hour at 10
O'Clock. A group of tunes from
Murray Andersons almanac and
a medley from George Whites
"Scandals" represent the modernS'
while a foxtrot medley of five num-
hers. all Victor Herbert themes. rep
resent the older favorites.
Noted Pianist.
Julia Glass, pianist will be pre-
scented IN two solo numbers during
the Fada hour under the direction
of David Mendoza at 10 o'clock. Re
garded as one of the leading pianISts
of America. Miss Glass has made
many Appearances in concert, a re-
cent tour being one concluded by
request appearance before the Presi-
dent at the White House.
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett,
Chief of the United States Navy bu-
reau of Aeronautics will be heard
by listeners to WRC and the N.B.t.
ystem at o'clock. Admiral Mof
felt will talk on "Dirigihles of To
morrow during the Roads of the
Sky" broadcast.
Plenty of jazz and light song hits
will he heard during the course Of
the evening, while it is with especial
care that you do not miss an always
enjoyable program that | remind
you: Oscar Rymer is the guest solo
list of the United symphony Orches-
ira broadcast over CHS. station at