The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-11-25

Radio fans will take note Of
two important changes in radio
procedure this evening.
First, that the Ipana Trouba-
dourS, who have been broadcast
ing their half hour of dance
music for the last five years
through WEAF and associated
stations at o'clock Wednesday
night, will begin tonight to broad
cast through WIZ and affiliated
stations at $50 o'clock. This
Change will cause some feeling Of
disappointment among Washing
ton fans, but it may be supposed
that 1t Is only fair to give others
Q taste of a first rate enter
tainment.
There will be further disap-
pointment on the parts Of many,
when Vaughn de Leath fails to
appear on the Voice of FireStone
program at 8 o'clock. An an
alySiS of every letter received in
the last II months by the direc-
tors of this feature results in pre-
senting a popular request pro-
gram having Franklin Baur sing
the entire list of songs. These
will include Godard's "BerceuSe, ,
"Shubert's Serenade," Weston
DORIS I'll Take You Home Again
Kathleen" Come Ye Thankful
People, Come" by Eldey, Rom
berg'S "One Alone" and The
Pagan Love Song" by Brown.
Especially Good
:, One of the best programs that
has been offered in ages prom
ises to be heard tonight under
the auspices of the General
Motors Family Party, at $50
o'clock, over the local NBC sta
ton.
Music by the late Victor Her
bert, sung by Olive Kline, So
prano, and Allen MCGuhae, tenor
and played by a symphonic en-
semble, directed by Adrian SChu-
bert, will DE the special feature
Miss Kline has been heard in
General Motors parties SO many
times that she has been called
the family'S most Intimate friend.
Adrian Schubert is also famll-
lar guest of these entertainments
Allen McGuhae is by no means a
stranger to radio audiences, so
you can Judge for yourself the
merits of the presentation.
Melody" a composition by
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes,
will be featured as violin
quartet in the A and P Gypsies
program at $50 o'clock. The
orchestra will render "Kamennoi-
OstrowP by RubenStein,, Padilfa' S
My Toreador," RimSky -KorSa-
koff's Flight of the Bundle Bee"
and "Giannina Mia" from The
FREELY" by Friml
Football Coach
Fielding A. Yost, for many
years coach of the football team
at the University of Michigan,
will be the guest speaker of the
Burns Panatela program at 10
y C1UCh OFeI y. D. .. SGdIlOIlS. L ca
WeemS' orchestra. which proved
SO popular on former appearances
with this program, will contribute
the musical portion of the enter
tainment.
Orchestral and vocal selections
from current moving picture hits
will be heard during the Coco
Couriers broadcast at $50 o'clock.
Harriet Lee and the trio will
offer the vocal features.
For one solid hour, outstanding
stars of the Columbia System
supplemented by two large orches-
traS, directed by Freddie Rich and
Howard Barlow, will parade be-
fore the mike at WABC at 1890
o'clock to offer a varied program
comprising Is individual acts.
Tune in WMAL for the big fea-
ture.
Warner Kennedy. popular plan
list, Flash and Dazzle, the two
piano feature, and the third cpl
sode of Home Sweet Home, will
furnish the highlights of VOL
program this evening.
WJSV offers an abundance of
vocal and instrumental entertain
n1ent interSpersed with short