The Washington times., 1930-07-31

lev are telling what they say
TIA true story about Rudy val.
Zee. It seems the orchestra
stb6sier was playing one night
si5ga cement &c Mansfield, Mass.
|. ~ was annoyed considerably by
kler who insisted Rudy had
fore often his Gmbroidefy.
He stood the taunts patiently
for while and then walked over
to fne. offender ana s6cked him.
one Kt was q stratgE1t right to
the chin and the Vallee foe fold
81 lts an accordion No claims
were made and everybody
seems satisfied. although the VIC
tim. said things might have been
difteEent, Il Rudy was without MS
. gana
iiiights Oh. today's radio pro
~. So r. M. 8
WIG The Dandies OF Yester-
day Milf SINCE moonlight songs OF
tie past in their program TO be
brcadcast. over an MIC. network.
r bert Armbruster will direct the
Daiidies, a male quartet COM
posed of Harold Branch and
Steele JaInison, tenors; Edward
Woltor, baritone, and Earl Waldo.
bass, in the following numbers:
Roll On, Silver Moon," BY the
Eilvery Moon" and Good Night,
Mr.. Moon"
7:45 r. M.
WEEAIr Radio fans are invited
TO q musical birthday party COM
nemorating thes eighth anniver-
sary of WNAC. Boston station
of the Columbia Broadcasting
chain. which win be celebrated
over nationwide hook-up.
A diversified program, opening
with xtlne overture to The fNAar-
rage of Figaro" by Mozart. and
proceeded Though popular tunes.
classIcHE Enusics and ballads to the
PilaEitFg Chorus from Wagner's
''T Al1auser," has been an
noufced by John Shepard 3D..
director III the station. and will
be presertoska by a group Of art
lists including Marjorie Leadhet2
ter, soprano: Marion Aubens,
contralto; Rex ABoynton, tenor;
John Herrick, baritone; q cello
quartet; the WNAC Male Chorus,
and an augmented orchestra, UNI
der the direction of Charles Ne
Hector.
So. M.
WRC-One of the greatest, al
belt most neglected figures in
American literature Herman Mel
villesis- the reincarnated guest
of Aonor at the Arco Birthday
NE sssai6r of uoDye sDicke
mlBE have hsdsA pren1onitioIa Of
the honor radio wetlld bring to,
him, for he wrote to- Nathaniel
Hawthorne in 1885, s-.s
AL ambitious authors should
have ghosts capable Of reviSiting.
tneg world. TO snuff UP the steam
of &dulatioA which begins to- rise
as The sexton throws his last
sho3elful of earth. Down goes
theibody, and UP flies the name /"
$500. r. M.
WRC - LISTS Hungarian
Rhapsody" with a cadenza for
the cyfnbalom written by Con-
ductor Eugene Orrnandy, will fea-
tuE the program of the Jack
Ff0 Melody Moments. Nanny
Gk0ss win ba the perforn1inE art
ist He will also play as a
cyn aIo1n solo number the Jonas
work, ate and Csardas."
NAIAA new program series
Of tfamatized detective stories
win start over the Columbia
Broad astiilg network. The series
viii be based ON stories appear.
ing in Detective Story Maya
zine "TVlei Serpent Stings'' is
the title Of the mystery thriller
that viii open the series.
a-.----- gP. M.
WTAL---On his program Toscha
Seidel will play the first and sec
ond movements of the Lalo SYM
phOry which is the composers
musical impression of his sojourr
in Spain. It has five movements,
and Isl Spanish IN character. The
melodies are tuneful and there
are several brilliant bravura pas
sages for the solo instrument.
WRC~-J ol1nny Johnson and his
dance orchestra win again be fea-
I tIlfedsiR the RCAl hour. j. ~
The program, which has been
arranged by Nathaniel Shilkret,
Wilt also present Elliot Shaw,
baritone, and a concert orchestra
under tbs direction Of Rosario
Boflrdon.
$3.50 r. NJ.
RC Seymour LoWman, AS.
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
Wilt.tell the public How America
Guards Her Borders" in an adj
dress in the National Radio