The Washington times., 1929-05-02
DIV BEN WADE
SEN. /. j. ALLEN
To BE RADIO
SPEAKER

Senator Harry J. Allen, recently
appointed United States Senator
from Kansas, will be heard az
the principal speaker of the an
nual banquet of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, whose ad
dress will be broadcast on coast.
to-coast hook-up of the Columbia
Broadcasting System at $3.50 O'Clock
tonight.
The Senator will speak on
American Imperialism" This will
be the only address broadcast from
this banquet by CHS stations.
Helen oelheim will be the con.
tralto soloist of the Sonora Hour
over WMAL, when works OF Ital'
ian, Spanish and Russian compos-
ers, as well as American writer's
will be featured in the half hour
of musical entertainment.
The guest artist will be heard in
"Trovatore.Stride La Vampa" and
''The Erlking" by Schubert. The
symphony orchestra Is scheduled
to play the March of the Sidar,
from Ippolotow-Ivanow's eau
casian Sketches; Merry Macdoon,"
from the "Gcelic Sketches" of
Foulds and Bizet's graceful "Sere.
made Espagnole." The trio will be
heard in Louisiana Lullaby" and
THAT Old Gang of Nine" The
program will be completed with an
orchestral rendition of Rosmer's
"Fantasie Espagnole."
George Olsen will be heard for
the second time since his regular
non.commercisl CHS. broadcast,
twice weekly. His program tonight
will last one hour during which he
will lead his orchestra through
some of those countless melodies
that he and his men have made
nationally famous during his ap'
pearances in sparkling musical
comedy successes. ..
May Program
The Seiberlings have decided
upon Mistress Mary" program
for presentation to N.B.C. audiences
this evening. The singers will open
the program with Guion's How
D'Y'Do, Miss Springtime." as ar
ranged by Frank Black.
The program also includes Haydn
Woods do You Know My Gar
den?" sung by James Melton. who
Is also scheduled to sing Hills of
Home" by Fox. The quartet will
render Kiawelo's tribute to the
land of eternal sunshine. Aloha.
Sunset Land Gilman and Arden
will play Zamecnik's Polly" and
the Singing Violins will do Drigo s
"Serena6e," after which the quartet
will sing Bartlett's "A Dream"
The Hoover Sentinels have ar.
ranged a cycle of songs requested
by the radio audience. Jessica
Dragonette will sing "El Relicaro'
and kiss Ne Again. as solos. She
will join with the orchestra in "Tea
For Two;" the quartet in Just a
Song At Twilight" and the Sen.
tinels in "Moonbeams. Orchestral
features will include. "Ah, sweet
Mysteries of Life" Lets Do IT.
who" and "All Alone" from the
Desert Song"
Benno Rabinoff, a student and
protege of the famous Leopold Auer,
will make his first radio appear
ance as guest artist in the Halsey
Stuart program. The young virtu.
oso will share program honors with
| the we'll known "Old Counsellor" ="
who will have some interesting COM
ments to make on investments.
Classic Artists
FnNAz tat so
Zielinska, soprano and kathleen
Stewart pianist, will be presented in
joint recital in the National Broad.
I casting and Concert Bureau Hour.
The artists will be assisted by the
concert orchestra, symphonic en-.
semble directed by Cesare Sodero.
Bellinfs classic overture to the
Druidic opera Norma" is the open
ing selection of the Slumber Music
Hour through NBC stations.
A selection from Verdi's ''Un
Ballo in Maschera." WaldteufeFs
''Pluie dor, Glinka's "Kamarin.
skaya, Tschaikowski's "Mozartiana. -
Thome's "Andante Religioso" and
Karanoff's "Berceuse" complete the
program. "..
Congressman J. Will Taylor of
Tennessee will speak over WJSV on
'Our Public Schools Educated at
Holbrook Normal College. Cumber.
land Univedsity and Lebanon Law
School. Congressman Taylor has
maintained great interest in edu-
cationaI affairs in his State.
Through VOL. the Washington.
New York baseball game will be
broadcast, play bv play. from the
studio of The Washington Times.
DR.. J. c. Eckhart will speak for the
American Health Association OH
Correct Posture for Pre-School
Children" Andy Claus, Amos n
Andy. the National Theater Players
| and two hours of dance music con-