The Washington times., 1930-02-10

Despite the fact that his appear
ance before the microphone are
too infreQuent, John Charles
Thomas, eminent American bari.
tone, has made many friends over
the air, and his recitals are always
anticipated with marked enthu-
siasm.
Thomas will be presented to-
night, as guest artist Of the Gen.
eral Motors Family Party, which
will be heard over N.B.C. stations,
at $50 o'clock. He will sing four
solos and do a vocal 1nterlude to
excerpts from Apple Blossoms, +"
the Kreisler-Jacobi operetta, in
which he starred a few seasons
ago.
In addition to Mr.. Thomas the
Family Party offers program Of
four numbers by the orchestra.
This part Of the program includes
the most famous Of the more than
200 WaltzeS written by Strauss
''The Beautiful Blue Danube"
The A. and P. GypsieS, in the
spirit Of vagabondage, will visit
the Orient, Ireland and the Old
South in their program to be
heard over WRC at $3.50 o'clock.
Frank Parker, tenor; vocal quar-
tet and a string sextet will be
heard playing and singing BLACK
Eyes" Irish Rhapsody" and "Lit-
tie by Little"
Classic Dances
Classic dance features by Ger.
man, Chopin and Dvorak will be
offered by the orchestra during
the Voice Of Firestone presents
ton at 8 o'clock.
Harriet Lee, contralto, and
Henry Burbig, comedian, will
again be featured in the Coco
Couriers program at $50 O'Clock
over WMAL and other CHS. sta
tions. Miss Lee will offer "A
Year From Today and IF I'm
Dreaming"
Guy Lombardo and his Royal
Canadians will feature "Cryin'
for the Carolines" during the
Robert Burns Panatela program
to be broadcast over CHS. sta
tions, at 10 o'clock. Most Of the
program will be request mum
bers. Also to be heard are
There's Danger in Your Eyes
Cherie," "Flapperette" and What
Is This Thing Called Love?'
which will be given in the new
dance rhythm.
The Hawaiian Melody Boys and
the popular entertainers Yeo
mans and Mcclure, will be among
the local artists to appear over
this station.
Dance music will be heard In
abundance over the radio this
evening. WJSV presents the
Chimney Villa Orchestra at 1880
o'clock. At II o'clock the Aster
Orchestra will be heard over
WRC. WMAL will broadcast
music by Jan Garber's Orchestra
at 1880 o'clock and returning
to WRC, at midnight you will
hear Ted Fior1to's Orchestra.
Sheakspearian Program
Fritz Leiber, the renowned
Shakespearean actor, the only
one who is still presenting a
Shakespearean repertoire on the
legitimate stage, is to be a
speaker froI VOL at 6:15 o'clock
this evening. He will talk on the
general awakening Of interest in
Shakespeare through the efforts
Of the Chicago Civic Theater.
The Lovette Choral Club of
women'S voices, directed by Eva
Whitford Lovette will make its
radio debut this evening at 6:45
o'clock over VOL. with Ethel
Lynn Fast, colorature soprano,
az so1oist. The Comic Opera Club
of Washington will again be
heard at 1880 o'clock.
Thomas c. Washington, great
great, g-,>nd nephew Of George
Washington will speak on the
Constitution Guarantee of Ma
tjonal Defense" in connection with
the Sons Of the American Revo
luton program, to be broadcast
at SA5 o'clock over WJSV.
Woodville Brown a popular en-
tertainer has returned to WJSV
He will be heard at 9:15 o'clock
Cora Timothy, Alberta Harris and
Earl Heatwell will give a joint
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