Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-27
AIR FAMILY PARTY"
ON RADIO TONIGHT
Lillian Taiz and William Ami
son to Feature Weekly
Broadcast.

Lillian Taiz, musical comedy soprano,
and Willard AniSon, concert and radio
tenor, will assist Don voorhees, and his
orchestra in presenting tonight the
weekly General Motors Family Party .
to be broadcast by wRC and a network
of other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tons.
The works Of IL American composers
OF light and popular music are represent
ed on the program, seven of whom viii
have examples of their compositions
broadcast in chronological order. Those
whose melodies will be heard are Je-
rome Kern, George Gershwin, Richard
Rodgers, Rudolf Friml, Ray Henderson,
Sigmund Romberg, Walter Donaldson,
Harry Akst. Irving Berlin, Richard
Whiting and Vincent Youmans.
Other Musical Numbers.
WRC's other outstanding musical Of
ferings will be provided by the Voice of
Firestone, the A. & P. Gypsies and the
Whittau Anglo-PerSianS. In the Fire
stone program Franklyn Baur, tenor,
and Vaughn De Leath, contralto, will
be the Soloists. Baur's solos will be
Coin Home" Cadman's Land of the
Sky-Blue Water" and "Out of the
Dusk" Miss De Leath also will sing
three numbers-'I'm Only Making Be
Ieve," Mr.. Squirrel" and You'll
Never Be Forgotten" TangoeS, rag
time and waltzes make up the program
OF the Gypsies, who will have as their
guest Soloist the popular contralto, Les
lie Prick. The Anglo=PersianS announce
program descriptive of Switzerland
and France.
Wilbur Forrest of the Washington
bureau Of the New York Herald-Tri-
bune, who is alternating with Elliott
Thurston, chief Of the New York World
washington bureau, in presenting the
Back Of the News in Washington"
series In the absence of William Hard,
viii give the talk tonight at 7:45
o'clock. It will be Mr.. Forests debut
in this feature.
WMAL's program tonight is made up
largely Of Columbia BroadcaSting SyS-
tenn attractions. These include the
Coco Couriers, the Physical Culture
hour, an Evening in Paris episode,
the Burns Pantela presentation and the
Voice of Columbia.
Stage and Screen Hits.
Musical hits from the stage and
screen viii be featured in the Geo
contralto, will be heard as the Soloist.
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Cana
dams also will present popular selec-
tons for the Burns program. Classical
compositions, however, dominate the
Voice Of Columbia presentation.
A cafe In Nice viii be the scene of
the Evening in Paris" broadcast The
musical portion of this program con-
tainS the "Serenade" from "Pagliacci,"
to be sung by Ludovic Huet, French
tenor, and a symphonic arrangement of
I've Got Feeling I'm Falling by the
orchestra.
The Washington Comic Opera Club
will present tonight its weekly pro-
gram. Half Hours With the Comic
Operas" over VOL, The Specialties
will be Some Little Bug" by Kitty
Fowler; duets from 1.-The Crimson
STAR" by Howard Moore and Gladys
Marks, and the 'Hugettes' Song" by
Vesta Pollock. Other features sched-
uled by this station are a piano recital
by NATHAN English and representations
by Helen Webb zeller.
WJSV's program will be presented by
its regular artists, assisted by G. Maui
rice Weidemeyer, baritone The. other
soloists include Leslie Coyle, tenor;
Elizabeth Drew. soprano, and Cora
Timothy, contralto.