The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-02-05

alone tonight. None other than
Fanny Brice, the inimitable come.
dian Of stage and screen, will be
at your service with the equally
well.known Henry Burbig as her
partner In crime.
The our will be 10 o'clock over
WMAL and associated CHS.
stations, the murder will take
place in the Philco hour and the
immortal balcony scene from
Gounod's opera based on Shake
peare's play will be the victim Of
burlesque.
1t is q duty to your sense Of
humor not to miss this twentieth
century version Of love in me-
dieval Italy. Included in the pro-
gram will be Miss Brice'S new
song, when Woman Loves a
Man." which succeeds MY Man,
the song that brought her fame
which she has managed TO keep
ever since.
East and West
Defying Rudyard Kinpling,
West greetS East In a new ad.
venture series entitled East of
Cairo" in which the exploits Of
two young American soldiers OF
fortune are to be presented by
the NB.C. beginning tonight at
$50 o'clock.
Although generally fictional,
this new drama to be heard local
~ over WRC is the result of four
years observation in Shanghai, SO
it will undoubtedly ring with
many interesting moments.
A program of song and comedy
Is promised during the Harvey
Hindermyer and Earl Tuckerman
song period at 1880 o'clock over
WRC, bringing back to memory
Rock Dat Ship" THAT Clncln-
natl Ham" and the Railroad
Song.
you Do Something to Me-"
from Fifty Million Frenchmen,"
leads a group of old and new
melodies In the Palmolive Hour.
Vocal duets, quartet arrangements
by the Revelers and several or
chestra numbers will provide
variety for listeners.
Leoncalvallo's Deus Serenades"
and Grever'S "Quiereme" will be
offered as specialties during the
La Palma Smoker over WMAL at
$50 o'clock.
Bellini'S overture, Norma"
opens the grand opera concert at
1890 o'clock over CHS. stations
and gives the first of rarely
played numbers from the operas
which will conStitu' the pro
gram.
A story built around the kid
naping of girl by a disgruntled
sutton of the child'S mother will
be unraveled in the four-act COM
edy-drama entitled The Buck
eye" which will be presented by
Hank Simmons showboat COM
pany over the local Columbia
obdGIOIl az IL v SIOShs
Louis L. AnniS. tenor, will be
featured over this station at 7:15
O'Clock.
The DIX request program by
Stanley Bell and Les Colvin will
conclude the broadcast. Dance
music by LIE ParadiS Band will
bring WRC's broadcast to a gay
finale.
Community Chest
Community Chest speakers in
clude Frederick Delano over WRC
at 5:25 o'clock; DR.. Abrams Simon
over WMAL at $40 o'clock, and
DIR. Joseph r. Sizoo over VOL at
5:55 o'clock.
Knight McGregor, who is play
ing the part OF Franz Schubert in
Blossom Tilue." at Polls Theater,
will be presented over VOL at
$50 o'clock. The chief feature of
the afternoon over this station
will be a presentation by EStelle
Wentworth, well-known opera star,
who is now living in Washington
and devoting much of her time in
cultivating a taste for music in
the National Capital. Mrs. Cliff
ford Atkinson, of the American
Red Cross, will relate the expert
ences of her organization in the
Indiana disaster.
Attractions on WJSV's program
include a concert by the United
States Army Band, Alexander
PlodSoff, pianist; George Dunnett,
whispering Tenor; Robert Palmer,
and his japanese either; Chick
Godfrey, the singing leatherneck,
and the Shenandoah RarnblerS.