The Washington times., 1930-07-09


II you tune in WMAL shortly
after 6 p. m. tonight you can be
In attendance at a wedding.
Albert Crockett, one OF the
Crockett MountaineerS Of SharpS-
burg, KY, and Josephine Phil
lips, of PineVille, KY, will be
married in the studios Of WABC,
ABS Madison Ave-, New York. The
ceremonies will be broadcast over
the Columbia coast-tocoast net
work during the regular Crockett
program and it will be q real
mountain wedding.
Young Crockett is one OF five
sons of Daddy Crockett. exploiter
of hill-billy songs and back-WoodS
melodies, whose music Is known
to radio fans everywhere. The
wedding is to be put on the air
so that friends Of the bride ana
groom in Kentucky can listen in.
Only the Crockett family. the
bride and her mother and the
minister, Rev. Warner s. Alex
ander, of Hyde Park Christian
Church, will actually be present
in the studio.
Pausing on the eve of his fight
for the United States Open Golf
Championship on the 1nterlachen
course at Minneapolis, Mimi, Wal.
ter Hagen, who has held most OF
the major professional golf titles
Of the world, will give prelimi-
nary survey of the tournament in
talk to be broadcast by NB.C.
during the Coco Cola program to-
night at $3.50.
Hagan will talk with Grantland
Rice, sports writer, in the studios
of Station KSTP in Minneapolis.
Their remarks, to be broadcast
from coast to coast, will have
special significance coming just
before the leading golfers of the
world tee. off for the three-day
tournament
%. L. Bodenhamer, National
commander of the American Le-
gion, will deliver a 10-minute ad-
dress of particular interest to
world war veterans over the Co
lumbia Broadcasting System from
Washington tonight.
LOCALLY FROM WNTAL
The talk will be heard from
Washington, during the half-hour
concert of the Marine Band under
the direction of Capt. Taylor Bran
son, which will begin at 8 p. m.
Topic: "A Message to World War
Veterans"
High1ights on today's programs
are:
1880 p. M.
WRC-Death bones rattle in
the music to be heard during
the Mobiloil concert. The Landt
Trio will contribute a popular
note to the presentation and
the orchestra under the direction
of Nathaniel Shilkret will feature
the xylophone: marimbas and
WMAL - An anonymous sea
tale, ""The Sunken Road" has
been put into dramatic form by
James Whipple for presentation
during the Forty-Fathom Trawl-
ers program.
s p. M.
WMAL-The United States Ma
rine Band, Capt. Taylor Bran
son, leader.
$3.50 p. M.
WMA-"S e n o r. Brad
Browne and Major" Al Level
lyn will keep things moving dur
ing the La Palma Smoker.
They not only jointly announce
the snappy modern dance NUM-
bers played by Freddie Rich and
his orchestra, but contribute three
duets of comedy songs.
WRC-Gustave HaenSchen, di-
rector of the Palmolive Hour, has
arranged a medley of Walter Don
aldson songs as the centerpiece OF
his variety concert.
The orchestra will feature Mabel
Wayne's latest melody, why
Have You Forgotten Waikiki?
and selections by Rodgers and
Hart will raise and lower the
ethereal curtain on this program.
500 p. M.
WMAL-The Philco Symphony
Orchestra, under the direction Of
Howard Barlow. viii present an
other fortnightly concert of sym
phonic music. Features will be a
flute solo by Henry Bove, playing
one of his own compositions, and
a special arrangement by Howard
Barlow Of Rubinstein's "Ro-
nance"
$3.50 r. M.
WRC-Walter Hagen, who has
held, most of the major profes-
sional golf titles of the world,
viii give a preliminary survey of
the tournament in his interview
with Grantland Rice during the
Coca Cola program.
Tri-UtiLitieS Corp.