The Washington times., 1930-10-11
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Walter DamroScn' oean OF
American conductors. win to
night resume his conductorship Of
the General Electric Symphony
Orchestra over a nationwide Ma
tional Broadcasting Company net
work.
During the coming season Dam
rosch plans to present q number
Of complete symphonies. AS in
the past, he will give a brief ex-
PLANTATION Of the number to be
played before it is interpreted BY
his orchestra. From time 70
time Damrosch will present new
works by American and foreign
composers.
DR.. Charles Fleischer, former
newspaper editor, and publicist
for a quarter Of a century, Will
speak over the Columbia network
and WABC next Sunday, OCTOBER
IL. at 1880 a. m, on "Wnere
Are Our Strong Men?" .
He refuses to believe that
America is bereft Of leaders ana
will appeal for an economic
craftsmanship which will combine
those potentialities Of mankind,
hitherto regarded as productive
of poets and diplomats, preachers
and Presidents. but not business
leaders.
with Graham McNamee and
william C.. "Bilp Munday as
the announcers the National
Rroadcasting Company will re.
port the Navy-Notre Dame ana
the Army-Swarthmore football
games through extensive net
works this afternoon.
The Navy-Notre Dame game,
which McNamee will report, Will
dedicate the new Notre Dame
Stadium at South Bend, IND.
It marks the first outstanding
contest in history that knute
Rockne eleven has played at
home.
McNamee will begin the broad
cast at 2:45 o'clock, Eastern
standard time, is minutes before
the scheduled start Of the game,
with a, pre-battle account Of the
assembling crowd and lineup
Of the opposing teams.
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Alfred E. Smith, candidate In
1928 for President Of the United
States and former governor OF
New York State, will speak over
q National Broadcasting Com
pany network Wednesday night,
October 20, from 800 to $3.50
o'clock Eastern standard time.
Governor Smith speaks under
the auspices Of the Democratic
National Committee. This is the
only speech over a nationwide
network which Governor Smith
ccntemplateS making before the
November elections.
The address will be given from
the New York studios of the Ma
tional BroadcaSting Company.
The speech which the Prince of
Wales will deliver at the League
Of Nations banquet in London will
be heard over a nationwide net
work of the National Broadcast
ing Company on Thursday after
noon, october 80.
The address by the heir to the
British throne is one Of several
which will be delivered by promi.
pent statesmen at this dinner to
the delegates to the Imperial Con-
ference and to the League Assem-
bly,. The banquet will be held IN
Guild Hall, in London.
The program will be heard in
New York from 4:45 until $50
o'clock eastern standard time)
over WEAF.
Beethoven's Symphony No. 8 will
be the feature of the second con-
cert by the New York Philnar-
monic Symphony Society, Erich
Kleiber conducting, which will be
broadcast from Carnegie Hall over
the Columbia network and WMAL
from to S, Sunday afternoon.
SP. M.
WMAL-A play centered about
the Metropolitan police force, en-.
titled "The Police Patrol" will
be acted aboard Hank Simmons
Show Boat, Maybelle, and broad
cast.
'1OP. M
WRC-NumberS from talking
pictures again furnish the founda'
ton for the Troubadour Of the
Moon.
This program, with Lannie Ross
as tenor soloiSt, includes "Ro
nance" from Cameo Kirby,
Jasmine" kiss Waltz" from
Dancing Sweeties"; Dutch Mill.
and concludes with 'I1l Be Blue.
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