Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-30
ADDRESS
TO Be BROADCAST
Speech to Governors Meet
to Go on Wire to Salt
Lake Studio.

Through the networks OF both the
| Columbia and National broadcastine
| companies, the entire Nation will listen
in tonight to President Hoover'S address
| 70 the Governors OF the various states
in annual convention In Salt Lake City
The President will speak from his
| study in the White House and his voice
win be carried by wire to the Utah
Hotel in Salt Lake City. Microphones
VIII pick up the address for the radio
| audience.
Both wRC and wMAL have sched-
| uled the talk. which, incidentally, will
set new record fer presidential broad
casts. IL will be Mr.. Hoover's fourth
radio address within a month.
Aside from the Presidents talk, WRC
VIII broadcast two other outstanding
addresses during the period known as
nalf hours in the Nations Capital The
hrst will be by Representatives Stone
OF Oklahoma, who will speak on 1.-The
Reservoir System for Flood Control. .
Prof H. U. Suerdrup noted Arctic ex-
plorer, is the other speaker. His topic
is What the Ocean Means 20 U.s."
A variety of musical features will be
presented during four other outstand-
ing WRC attractions-the General Mo-
tors family party" the Sign of the
Shell program, the Roxy broadcast, and
the concert Of the A. & p Gypsies.
HumOr Test Planned.
Don Voorhees, Orchestra. assisted by
wired Glenn, bass. will present q pro-
gram during the family party de-
signed to test the sense of musical HUI
NOR. 1t includes Humorous variations in
an old German folk song. and THE
Sorcerer's Apprentice" which is based
on Goethe,s poem Of the "Magician's
Hired Boy"
Selections from musical comedy sue
ceSses and sprinkling Of light CLASH
cal numbers make up the Sign of the
Shell program, in which Wendell Hall
and Adolphe Dumonts Orchestra are to
take part. Edwin Kempt, tenor, also
will participate as the SoloiSt.
Browning Mummery. Australia tenor,
VIII be the featured artist in the Roxy
presentation. His contribution will be
Has Sorrow Thy Young Day Shaded. !"
Another outstanding item on the pro-
gram Is cycle Of three hits from popu-
lar operettas of the past.
Stevedore Baritone to Sing.
In honor of the birthday of Obey
Speaks, American composer, a male
quartet will sing his Sylvia" during the
A. d p. program. Harry Horlick will
direct the orchestra in a group Of num-
De4Ss ranging ITOm the MATCH from
Carmen to Looking at You" from
Nanny"
THE Couple Next Door," q new pro-
gram dealing with the humor and aRi-
tation OF domestic life, will be intro
ouceo by WMAL and associated Column
bia stations. The setting Is to be In
the home of newly married couple.
George Dewey washington, colored
baritone, who was once q stevedore on
the Mississippi River, will be the prin-
ctpal soloist in the Mardi Gras program,
to which Freddie Richs Orchestra and
q male quartet also will contribute.
An organ recital by Jesse Crawford.
assisted by Paul Small, tenor, and q
special broadcast from the Kiwanis
Convention In Atlantic City are among
WMALs other major presentations. The
kiwanis program will feature q talk by
Horace w. McDavid, president of XII
wants International Fellowship, on
Friendship in Action"
Three prominent Washington musi-
cisns-Elsie Varle Lang, soprano: How
ard Moore, baritone, and Esther Spier.
pianist-will contribute to the program
OF VOL. Miss Spier and Moore viii be
heard in joint recital
WJSV has scheduled as its principal
feature half hour program by the
Alexandria Post of the American Le-
gion. The Southern Nighthawks and
the Chimney Villa Orchestra are other
attractions.