The Washington times., 1930-06-21

BEN WADE
Romance Of the air. But this
time it il in reality. Wedding
Ills chined yesterday for the
hief Engineer Of WnGAIs. Herbert
.5adsworth, who married .
charming young lady from the
Eastern shore Of Maryland. Miss
Elizabeth Shores.
Akr. Wadswcrth has been with
HAfAI ever since the beginning
81 the station four years ago, and
Nllile he is not In the lilnelight
pk an announcer, he is well
Known and listed among radios
ppst popular personalities In
Ie Is small wonder that love
has been on the job these days
since the ether waves fairly drip
be croOners and the note Of
Romance. Into the living rooms
and eventually into the hearts OF
the most casual listeners. A new
GLOW is set in the beings Of
women who before spurned the
advances Of the eternal youth,
Dan Cupid. What with vagabond
lovers, lonesome trails, moonlight
nights, deep nights and silver
moons tunes teasing the would-be
deaf ears Of fanciful young men
and women, even the fittest find
et q temptation to succumb.
Speaking Of croonerS, it Is re-
anarkable that the world has dis
covered itself 50, filled with them.
AS Q matter OF fact, this mode OF
singing, which Is undoubtedly
the most satisfactory for micro:
phone use. is the one type Of
vocalization which requires no ex-
traordinary talent. An artist who
can not project his voice five
rows back on q tl1eater audience
can be o world beater as q
crooner. Expression is what
; counts more than any other
quality when it comes to judg-
ing these singers. That explains
one of the reasons why although
the two boys are premier Groom
ers, Rudy Vallee is more popular
than viii Osborne. Vallee can
"put the song over" His audi.
ence is each individual female), !,
not the crowd en- rnasse. He has
so-caIed 'it' in singing.
A program consisting entirely
of popular tunes from recent
talking-pictures will be presented
on the Paramount Publix hour
over WMAL and the Columbia
Broadcasting System tonight at
8 p. m. The entertainers win In.
clude Paul Ash with the Para
mount Orchestra: Marcia Freer,
iaezzo-soprano: Veronica Virgins,
contralto: Fred Vettel, tenor: Lii
liam Gordon, blues singer: Paul
Small, tenor; Jesse Crawford, or
ganist: and the Giersdorf Sisters,
q vocal trio.
$3.50 P. M.
WDEAL-For the first time on
the air, selections from the suite
Orienta1e' of Mel BoniS will be
played by the French Trio, con-
siSting Of Lydia Sayitzkaya, harp.
ist: Elfreda Bos, violinist, and
Sallie Possel, flutist. Adele Vasa,
soprano, accompanied BY the
French Trio, will sing.
Z r. M.
WAEAK,-Dr. Arthur Torrance,
explorer and lecturer, will speak
on Exploring the jungle for
Science"
sP. M.
WMlAL-The Fairies Well. !"
an Irish comedy drama by George
Timmons, viii be acted aboard
Hank Simmons Show Boat. 1T
has been adapted for radio pro
daIction by Harry c. Browne and
Phil Maher and centers around
the superStitions Of the irish
paaSantry, who believe II you
look into the fairies well when
the moon is full and you win
see your true loves face over
your leftshoulder.
SP. M.
WRCArtlaur Pryor and his
band, In whose personal affairs
we became so interested In that
quaint little village OF Scarader-
town, viii be heard during the
General Electric Hour broadcast.
10 r. Nj.
WRC'Free and Easy" from
the show by that name, sets the
tempo Of the light melodies which
the Ponce Sisters viii interpret
In vocal harmony.
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Give The family ., house they can
call THEIR HOME y0n'M find
1t easy 20 make @eieeka0n from