Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-24
HARTLEY TO MAKE
VOTE PLEA ON AIR.
Jersey Representative Speaks
Over WRC Tonight-0ther
Features.

Representative Fred A. Hartley, IT,, of
New Jersey will aid the campaign for
the franchise for the District tonight
when he speaks over WRC in the second
OF the new series of radio programs
| arranged by the Citizens Joint Com
mittee on National Representation.
The program is scheduled from 1890
to IL o'clock. Mr.. Hartley, who has
the distinction of being one of the
youngest members of Congress, will
speak on the general subject of national
representation for the District. The
Overseas Military Band of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars will provide an appro-
pirate musical background.
The principal National Broadcasting
Co. attractions scheduled by WRC in
clude the weekly General Motors Pam
lily Party" featuring Ezio Pima. famous
bass OF the Metropolitan Opera Co.; the
Voice Of Firestone, the A. & p. Gypsies
and the Whittall Anglo-PerSians.
Pima has included the popular "Old
Man River" In his program, because he
believes 1t to be a fine imitation of a
spiritual. His other numbers will be
the serenade Och Vieni ALA Finestra,"
from Don Giovanni; 1.-THE Last
Song" by Tosti, and "Vesu dor" the
fantastic aria from Faust" The Gen.
eral Motors Orchestra, directed by Don
March" from Wagners opera, Tam
hauser"; Wine, Women and Song;
"Anitra'S Dance" from Griegs peer
Gynt,' and the "Bacchanale, from "The
Seasons" Of the Russian composer
Glazounoff
Hugo Mariani, noted leader of the
FireStone Symphonic Orchestra, will
revert to his old love in the Firestone
broadcast, when for the first time in
four years he will face the microphone,
playing a violin solo, Gypsy Airs. %
Both FRANKLIN Baur, tenor, and Vaughn
de Leath, contralto, also will take part
in this program. Baur will sing Little
Lady Of the Moon" Somewhere a
Voice Is Calling" and lie Reve." Miss
de LeathS contributions will be Lazy
Louisiana Moon" I'm Following YOU
and Sing Me Song of the South"
Music Of the Nations.
Music of the nations compose the
varied Commute presentation of the
A. d P. Gypsies. The Anglo-Persians
will make an imaginary tour of Persia
Two OF the most recent song hits
She's Such Comfort to Me" and
MY Man Is on the Make" will be
played by the Coco Couriers in their
broadcast tonight over WNAL and as
ISOLATED Columbia Broadcasting System
stations. In addition to the orchestral
selections, Harriet Lee, contralto, will
sing Keeping Myself for You" and
Singing Vagabond Song"
When Henry and George. the theo-
retically minded bellhops, present their
group Of minute dramas at o'clock
their theoretical travels will have taken
them to Indianapolis. A drama de-
signed to demonstrate a pleasant
method of conquering nerves" will be
the Physical Culture presentation.
Another Columbia attraction to be
broadcast by WMAL, the Evening in
Paris" program, will be backgrounded
against the Cafe Bruant, in Paris. The
musical portion of the program includes
the Little Shepherd Song" Alone
With You" and "At Dawning."
Two of WMAL'S attractions of local
origin will be concerts by the Wade
Male Chorus of Frederick, Md, and the
washington Institute Of Musical Art.
The works of Italian composers will
be sung exclusively by Catherine Pas
sero in her weekly recital tonight over
VOL. She will be assisted by Elizabeth
Gardner Coombs. pianist The sta
TONS other musical features include
the regular half-hour presentation Of
the Washington Opera Club.
Representative Strong of Kansas will
speak tonight over WJSV. The station
also announces q varied musical pro-
gram