Evening star., 1930-06-27
zAYDE FEATURE
OF CITIES SERVICE
Famous VioIinist viii Be Solo.
iSt, Playing "Tambourin
ChinoiS."

Yacob zayde, famous violinist will be
the principal soloist of the Cities Serv-
ice Hour tonight over WRC and a net
work of other National Broadcasting Co
stations. He will play Kreislers Tam
bourin Chinois."
The other soloists will be Jessica
Dragonette. soprano. and Leo O'Rourke
tenor. Miss Dragonette will sing La
Violetera," favorite Spanish popular
song. and selections from Franz Lehars
Merry Widow" The Cavaliers Quar-
tet and Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra
also will contribute to the program.
Cheer Up, Good Times Are Com
ing is the orcheStra's introduction TO
the novelty entertainment which May
Slnght Breen and Peter de Rose will
present at 6:45 o'clock with the assist
ance of Welcome Lewis, crooner. The
duet numbers by Miss Breen and De
Rose include With You" and There's
Plenty of Sunshine for You"
light Summer program will be
presented by the ClicQuot Club ESkimoS.
The principal numbers are I'm looking
for Four Leaf Clover" High. High,
High Up in the Hills" and Through
Field and Forest"
Rovers Coming Back.
The Rovers Male Quartet will revive
Q favorite of a few seasons back. Me
and My Shadow" as feature of the
Raleigh Revue. The orchestra under
the direction of William Merrigan DAILY
Will play selections from Great DAY."
and Low Down Rhythm" from the
Hollywood Revue of 1929"
Representative Ruth Hanna McCor-
mick OF Illinois will be the speaker in
the Universal Safety Series. The Kodak
week end program, another episode in
the Big Guns" dramatic serial and
dance music by Vincent Lopez and his
st. Regis Orchestra and Del Lampe's
Orchestra are among WRC's other
features
The adventures of Mai. George
Wltten In the Boer War will be related
In the Gold Seal dramatic series tonight
over WMAL and associated Columbia
BroadcaSting System stations. Mai.
Witten will play the leading part In
the drama
Another drama will be broadcast dur
ing the True Story hour. It will be
based on the story 1.-TWO Hearts That
Beat as One"
Sign OF Green and White.
Norman Brokenshire and Herbert
Polesie will act as masters of ceremo-
,nies on the Sign of the Green and
White program. The entertainers in
clude David Mendozas Orchestra. a
quartet and Schutt and Cornell, piano
duo. The orchestra and quartet will
present variety of the latest popular
music.
The Gold Medal Fast Freight pres
entation is made up of a number of
classical selections interspersed with
old melodies. Dvorak's New World
Symphony will be the principal organ
selection. The quartet will sing NAM
my'S Little Coal Black Rose" and IAN
We Want to Do Is to Be With You"
Duke Ellingtons Cotton Club Band
Bert Lown's Biltmore Orchestra and
VIII Osborne and his orchestra will
provide WMAL's dance music. The sta
, tfon's attractions of local origin include
a talk by H. E. Young of the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations and the
weekly American Autobomile Associa-
ton 'radiologue," to be presented by
Lyman H. Wolff, travel counselor.
Beverly Mae, baritone, and Gertrude
Trumbley, pianist, are the soloists on
the program tonight Of VOL. WJSV's
program includes a concert by the
United States Army Band and a half
hour broadcast by Jewell Jenifer's Jubi-
lee Singers.