The Washington times., 1930-11-22
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A half.hour with Ye olde Time
Minstrels will be presented this
evening at GAO over Station
VOL, under the auspices of the
Curley Club OF Washington, when
a portion Of the annual extrava-
ganza, to be presented in Carroll
Hall, adjoining ST.. Patrick's
Church, next Monday and Tues
day evenings, November "a, IS.
will be given.
Those taking part IN the radio
program this evening are Miss
Gretchen Baden, Clement Gle
bel, Albert Sweeney. Miss Ann
Arlen and Miss Peggy Hurdle,
Radios Happiness Girls, Miss
Edna Moreland, William Billy"
Kelly and Thomas Murray.
Alfred E. Smith, former gov
ernor of New York, will be the
principal speaker at a Joint
luncheon meeting of the Rotary,
Kiwanis, Lions and Civitan
clubs next Wednesday, to be
broadcast over the Columbia net
wark and WABC between lis
and 3 p. M, E. S. T., from the
Hotel McAlpin, New York.
The first Is minutes of the
period will be devoted to music
and singing by the Rotary Glee
Club and the Kiwanians Quar-
tet. after which Mr.. Smith will
be introduced. His talk will take
up the remainder Of the half
hour.
The National Broadcasting
Company has donated to the citi-
zens' committee of the Salvation
Army the use of its entire coast
to-coast facilities for the broad.
casting Of the Army-Navy foot
ball game in New York city. Sat
urday afternoon, December 13.
The offer was rendered to the
Salvation Army. by M. H. Ayles-
worth. president of NB.C.. and
accepted yesterday in a confer,
ence between Grover A. Whalen.
chairman of the citizens commit
tee of the Salvation Army. and
John w. Elwood, vice president
Of NB.C.
Capt. Frank M. Hawks. Amer
! ica's speed king Of the air. Will
be interviewed before an NBC.
microphone by Grantland Rice.
sports writer. during the broad
cast of the Coca Cola program
| Wednesday, December 10, at 1880
p. M, E. S. T.
Hawks holds practically every
air speed record in the country;
Last August he broke Colonel
| Lindberghs transcontinental rec
ord of IA hours by more than two
hours. This trip of IL hours and
! Is minutes is considered to be one
of Captain Hawks most out
/ standing aviation feats. On sep,
| tember 9 ne established speed
record between Detroit and New
! York. ..~...
The annual football game be.
tween the strong Notre Dame and
+ University of Southern California
elevens will be reported to ma
ton of gridiron enthusiasts from
! tt, Municipal Coliseum IN Los
Angeles by the National Broad
casting Company on December 8
Jack Keough, staff announcer
| of the San Francisco Studios OF
| N.B.C.. and Lloyd Yoder, Coast
football authority, will be at the
microphones.
! The broadcast program will
start at 4:45 O'Clock, E. S. T., and
last for approximately 2 hours. A
coast-to-coast network, including
WRC, will carry the report.
| Highlights on today's radio
programs are:
8P. M.
WRC-Number of lively tempo
prevail in the program presented
by the wilkins Coffee Orchestra,
The program includes a violin
solo, "At Dawning," played by
AL Kamons, director Of the or
chestra, and a xylophone feature
consisting of a medley arrange
ment of Irving Berlin favorites
The wilkins soloist contributes
Something to Remember You
BY" and Body and Soul" II
Got a Crush on YOU" Can This
Be Love?" Eel Relicario" and
Bigger and Better Than Ever
complete the program.
WMAL - The famous negro
spiritual, Brother, Were You
There?" will be one of the songs
of the Southland sung by Rosa.
mund johnson and her singers
in the Dixie Echoes program.
500 p. M.
WRC-Anton Dvorak's "Carni
val Overture" one of the cycle of
three overtures which he titled
Mature, Bohemian Carnival,
Love-" will be played by the
symphony orchestra under Waiter
Damrosch's direction during the
General Electric Hour.
Floyd Gibbons, headline hunter,
will give another of his l0-minute
talks during the program.
1000 p. M.
WMAL-"A kentucky Ro-
NANCE" by, Joseph LIE Brandt,
adapted to radio by Harry C.
nrouyvoa oIod phil Mohar will f1a