Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-04
WHITMAN PLANS
AIR ANNIVERSARY
Orchestra to Celebrate First
Year of Breakfasts
by Radio.

Paul Whiteman's Orchestra will cele-
brate its first anniversary on the air
with an unusually elaborate program
when it presents the weekly Old Gold
hour tonight over WMAL and the
coast-to-coast network of the Columbia
BroadcaSting System.
Harry Richman, for three years the
star of George Whites Scandals" will
be the guest artist in the anniversary
broadcast, singing new Irving Berlin
song from his first talking picture,
Putin on the Ritz" The orchestra
also will play the five songs that Rich
man sings in this f1lm-"Puttin' on the
keItz, singing a Vagabond Song"
There's Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie,"
with You" and Alice in Wonderland"
Another outstanding Columbia WNAL
feature will be the third of the series
Of international goodwill programs,
called the "Conclave of Nations" to be
dedicated to Brazil. Senior Gurgel de
Amsral, Brazilian Ambassador to the
united States, will be the principal
speaker.
Oddie to Be IntrOducer.
Senator Oddie of Nevada. who re-
Gently returned from an extended busi-
ness tour of Brazil, will introduce him.
AS IN the two preceding goodwill
the country honored.
Three other prominent Columbia at
fractions scheduled by WMAL are the
weekly Blackstone broadcast, with
Frank Crumit and Julia SanderSon; the
Publtx Radio-Vue hour, and the True
Romances sketch, which is to be based
on romance of the Kentucky noun
tains.
Turn OF Your Light, Mr.. Moon"
which Jack Norworth and Nora Bayes
made famous on the vaudeville stage 10
years ago, will be one Of the duets of
Crlmit and Miss SanderSon in the
Blackstone presentation. For his solo
Crumit will sing Casey Jones'" Miss
Sandersons solos will be You're in
Love" from the musical comedy Of the
same name and Poor Butterfly"
Vice President Curtis will be the fra
OF group OF prominent speakers in 4
series Of flag talks for children which
the National BroadcaSting Co. and the
United States Flag Association intro
duce this afternoon over WRC and the
National Broadcasting Co. network.
The Vice President has chosen as his
subject Our Flag: It's Story and It's
Message. This series is designed to
nStin in the minds of young Americans
q better conception Of the principles
Tor which the flag stands and its story.
Music will be furnished by the United
states Marine Band, under direction Of
Capt. Taylor BranSon.
To celebrate his 20Oth performance as
conductor Of the Eveready Orchestra.
Nathaniel Shilkret, noted recording art
ist has selected an all-French program,
wnlch VIII be heard during the Eveready
hour over WRC
A program alternating old and new
songs heard on previous broadcasts and
repeated by request is the offering of
the Happy Wonder Bakers. Songs and
orchestra selections will range from
The Riviera Girl" to the current talk
ing picture. Show of Shows" the SOLO
1st being Frank Luther, tenor.
Songs Of the Seasons.
High lights in the Songs of the Sea-
sons program will be "At Parting" a
tenor solo by Richard Maxwell; Until"
sung as q duet, and selections by the
salon orchestra include "Serenade," "By
the Lotus POOL and "L'Heure Exouise"
Dance music by the Meyer Davis
Gno Chantecler Orchestra will close
WRCS broadcast.
The first of series Of special pro-
grams arranged by the Chamber Of
commerce OF Fairfax County, Va, will
be broadcast at O'Clock this afternoon
by station WJSV. The musical, por-
ton OF the initial broadcast will be I'M
der the direction Of Mrs Annie Robey-
WolAcH OL heTnQOn, director OF music
In the Fairfax County public schools.
Taking part will be the Violin Club of
the Herndon School, the Toy Orchestra
OF the Fairfax Court House School. the
Harmonica Band from the Oakton
School, the Glee Club from the Lee
jackson School and the All Girls Club.
Edmund H. Allen, president of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Fairfax
County, will act as master Of cere-
monies.
String Music Scheduled.
WJSVs evening program will be the
feature OF concert by the Bonanno
brothers. masters of the mandolin and
guitar. They have arranged q program
OF Italian folk tunes and transcriptions
Of operate arias.
Mrs. William P. Roap, State chair
man OF the discussion group of the Con-
gresS OF Parents and Teachers. will
speak from VOL tonight on the work
OF organizatin in study circles. The
stations major musical presentation
VII be q Joint recital by Harriett y.
WaSern, soprano; Thelma Callahan.
pianist. and Foster Lepphard, violinist.