The Washington times., 1930-06-27
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RADIoHE2. ]DlALs
BY REN WADE
BY BGN WADE

Four times in one month is
quite a record for the President
of the United States on the air.
This time the Chief Executive
will address the conference Of
governors in Salt Lake City next
Monday evening. 1t will mark
Mr.. Hoover's twenty-seventh radio
appearance since he has been
ensconced in he White House.
At this rate, Mr.. Hoover has
acquired considerable radio tech
nique and should. if he spurnS
to write memoirs of his presi-
dency, cash In no end on How
President Feels Before An Un-
seen Public"
What with all this talk in the
papers about boat races between
England and the United States.
the Raleigh Revue to be heard to.
night over WRC at o'clock will
go deep sea in tone.
Wilfred Glenn, booming bari
tone of the quartet, will be soloiSt,
singing in his "Davey Jones"
voice, "O'er the Billowy Sea-"
During this he will be chartered
by Rear Admiral William Mer-
rigan DAILY, conducting the or.
cheStra.
The second nautical note in
the program will be Anchors
Aweigh," the gobS' theme song,
which will be presented by Phil
Gilman and Victor Arden on their
two sea-going pianos, which are
far from wet"
Of course, the transatlantic
fiers will be beseiged with
radio offers. just because, &C
cording to custom, their brief
talks over the mike are relayed
over the country upon their
arrival, does not mean that
matters will end there.
Radio, constantly on the alert
for bigger and better features,
has it's net cast for high-lights
in the current events. Natur-
ally, it is the scheme of the
broadcaSters to get these chaps
to expound on their experiences
at length; not satisfied are we
with:
Hello, folks. 1t was a great
thrill and I'm proud to have
come through"
George Hicks, former WRC an
nouncer, retires to quiet corners
to think up SMILES. Here's his
latest:
"As handicapped as p trum-
pet player who has lost his
derby"
The child actors heard over
radio are just what they seem,
children. Grown-upS were oc-
casionally cast for child parts in
radio dramas during the early
days of broadcasting. Letters
poured in from radio fans com
planning that such actors were
be-whiskered children" For the
past few years only children have
appeared before the microphone
in child parts. The radio child
actors range in age from 4 to IA
years.
$50 p. M.
WRC-"Cheer Up, Good Times
are Coming" is the orcheStra's
introduction to the Novelty en-
tertainment which Welcome
Lewis, May Singh Breen, and
Peter de Rose present. Breen
and de Rose will be heard in a
vocal duet, With You" from
Putin on the Ritz" Numbers
by the orchestra will include,
Without You, Enaline" and
Around the Corner"
P. M.
WRC-Jessica Dragonette, So
prano, has selected as her first
number La Violetera," a favorite
Spanish number when she sings
during the Cities Service Concert.
Leo O'Rourke, tenor, and Yacob
zayde, violiniSt, are the other
SoloistS during this program.
8 p. Nj.
WRC-Harry Reser directs the
Clicquot Club Eskomos. Their
summer program includes I'm
Looking Over Four-Leat Clover" :"
High, High, High Up In the
Hills" and Through Field and
Forest"
8 p. M.
WMAL-David Mendoza and
his orchestra; Leonard Stokes,
baritone and the Quaker State
Four will present their program
"At the Sign of the Green and
White" Norman Brokenshire