The Washington times., 1930-10-31

Wlen CQe fSau1O rOAACo POA
trays old New York during Old
Timers Night over wMAL and the
Columbia chain tonight from 10
to 1O:30 p. m. Joe Weber ano
Lew Frields will play the leading
roles.
The entire Radio Follies on this
date will be built around this vet
eran comedy team. Action OF the
presentation will take place IN
the Old Bowery Theater, later the
original Weber & Fields Musical
Hall. and on the Bowery.
Songs and music Of the gay
nineties will be interpreted by the
Radio FollieS orchestra and vocal
lists. Norman Brokenshire will be
! the barker.
AS heretofore, this edition OF
the Radio Follies will be brought
to radio listeners through the
courtesy of Charles Schwartz
Jewelry Co., of washington. :.
President Hoover will be one
Of the speakers when H. j. Heinz
Company dedicateS a theater and
recreation building to the use OF
the men and women it employs
and gives an international radio
banquet to commemorate 81 years
of friendly relations with its EN-
ployes on Saturday, November 8.
More than a hundred banquets
will be given in the countries
where the 1000 employees are 10
Gated at sales and factory
branches, and by what is said
to be the greatest radio hook-up
ever attempted all will hear the
speeches and music at the main
dinner for over 5000 in the new
building at Pittsburgh, Pa.
The address by President
Hoover will be broadcast from
the White House at washington
to the banquet halls. Speakers at
Pittsburgh will be Howard Heinz,
president Of the company: Sir
Henry Worth Thornton, head OF
til Canadian National Railways.
and Charles Nagel, Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor In PresioenI
Taft's cabinet. The program vii!
include vocal numbers by grand
opera stars and selections on the
large pipe organ with which the
theater is equipped.
Dwight w. Morrow, Senatorial
candidate in New Jersey ano
former ambassador to Mexico,
will Join Arthur M. Hyde, Secre'
tary Of Agriculture, in giving a
radio summary Of election issues
through coast-to-coaSt facilities OF
the National Broadcasting Com
pany, Saturday night. Novem'
Der /. -,
The two Republican leaders viii
divide a 3O-minute broadcast
period beginning at 8 o'clock
Eastern standard time. Their sub
jects have not been announced
but with nationwide elections
only three days away, both are
expected to review their party's
stand on the major issues which
grill bring voters to the polls or
the following Tuesday.
During the first Is minutes
former Ambassador Morrow''
address will be relayed to the
network from the Robert Treat
Hotel in Newark, N. j. Secretary
Hyde will then face a micro
phone il the N. 2, C. Washing
ton studios. The program will b'
broadcast under the auspices o.
the Republican National Com
mittee.
Highlights on today's radio pro
1880 p. M.
WkC-A program consisting en-
tirely of Negro Spirituals and ole
camp meeting Gospel hymns viii
be presented as the Oh Com
pany's program.
Under the direction of william
Wriges an orchestra and tht
American Singers Quartet will
present the following!
"On Revival Day." Daniel in d,
Lions Den," Lonesome Road,
"Exhortation," Jerusalem Morn
ing" Hear Dem Bells" and "Stea
Away"
WRC-A Free Fantasy aftel
est. James Infirmary" by Davic
Buttolph, will be played by tn
orchestra during the Cities Servicl
Concert. ...