Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-25
VOTE FOR DISTRICT
IS RADIO SUBJECT
Former Representative John
n. Small to Make Address
From WMAL Tonight.

The radio campaign of the Citizens
Joint Committee on National Repre-
sentation for the District viii bring be-
fore the microphone of Station WNAL
tonight former Representative John H
Small of North Carolina.
Mr. Small was for a number of years
chairman of the House committee on
rivers and harbors. He is now prac-
ticing law in the District and is an
active member of the Committee on
National Representation. His talk will
be broadcast from 8 to Sis o'clock.
WNdAL also has scheduled two other
outstanding attractions Of local origin,
one Of which is a talk by Rev. John
O'Grady, director of Catholic Charities,
whose topic is Fiji Washington's Com
chiefly musical in character, and de-
signed as a birthday anniversary pro-
gram in honor of Robert Burns, the
bard of Scotland Hook" Kennedy,
Scotch singer; Jock" Garroch, bag
piper; Andy Patterson, Scotch drum
mer; Dorothy Seamans, violinist, and
Grace Stanley Stevens, pianist, viii
present the musical portion of the pro-
gram. It will be interspersed with q
Crosser Of Ohio on Scotland: Old and
New"
Chain Attractions.
The Columbia Broadcasting System
attractions on WMAL's program include
the Babson finance period, the Nit Wit
hour. the Paramount-Publix hour, ana
a Russian feature, called Around the
Samovar." In addition there will be q
half-hour program by the Columbia
Male Chorus.
Helen Kane, who "boop-boopa-
dooped" her way to stage and motion
picture fame. will serve as the master
of ceremonies in the Paramount-Publix
hour, and in addition contribute sew
eral songs in which she has scored de-
cided hits. The other participants in
this broadside include Mary Charles, q
newcomer to radio, who will give her
imperSonations of such stars as Ger
trude Lawrence, Irene Bordont and
Helen Morgan; and Paul Ash, vaudeville
headliner.
Bradford Brownies gay band of Nit
Wits Will produce Alexandra Dumas
famous Three Musketeers in their
own unique dramatic style, while the
Columbia Male Chorus will present a
varied program OF classic ana SEMI
classical numbers.
WRC's program contains the usual
variety of National BroadcaSting Co.
presentations, outstanding of which are
the General Electric hour, with Walter
Damrosch and his symphony orchestra;
the Launderland Lyrics program, in
which Fred Waldner, tenor, and Ber-
nice Taylor. soprano. are to be the solo,
lists, and the dance program by B. A.
Rolfe's Lucky Strike Orchestra.
Program High Spots.
The andante and finale of Haydn's
Surprise Symphony" are to be the
high lights of the Damrosch program.
An Introductory performance of Cad
mans Oriental Rhapsody" also will be
featured. In the Launderland broad
cast Miss Taylor will sing IF / Had
Ny Way" from THE Flying Fool" as q
solo and join with Waldner in several
duets. These duet numbers are What
a Girl, What a Night" and THE Web
Of Love" from THE Great Gabbo."
Waldner's solo will be Lucky Star"
from Follow Through" The orchestra,
under direction Of Josef Koestner, will
play a group Of dance tunes.
Dinner music and a concert by the
Silver String Reyelers are among the
musical features of VOL. The princi-
pal attractions Of WJSV are concerts
by the Catskill Trio and the Virginia
Serenaders and a recital by Katheryn
Crowley, pianist.