Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-30
ALL AMERICAN AIRS
ON RADIO PROGRAM.
Two Modern Numbers to Be
Played Tonight-Cohan
to Get Tribute.

An all-American program, an an
thology Of the works Of native COM
posers viii be presented during the
PhiIco hour over wMAL and a network
of stations of the Columbia Broadcast
ing System tonight by Howard Barlow
and his orchestra.
Two numbers on this program, both
by modern musicians, viii be played
over the radio for the first time. They
are the Overture on Negro Themes, .
by James P. Dunn, the composer of
I'VE" dedicated to Col Lindbergh'S
overseas flight, and Ernest Schnelling's
Morocco" suite.
Other numbers during this hour will
include Victor Herbert selections and
a portion of MacDowells Concerto, No. 5,
for piano and orchestra, presented by
Alexander Semmler assisted by the
Philco Symphony Orchestra.
New Crummit Feature.
Frank Crummit ukulele player and
singer of the Blackstone program, will
be heard in a new feature called
Foolish Facts" in which he will sing
about things he deems foolish enough
for the light air comedy. Mr.. Crummit
and Julia Sanderson viii offer a
musical comedy number, "Just My
Style" from "Fantana." Orchestral
numbers also will be contributed to the
program.
"Mr. and Mrs" will be heard in an
other regular Columbia feature, during
which will be told the tribulations that
followed upon an incident in which a
limb fell through the couples chicken
house
A cycle Of melodies by Jerome Kern
and a medley of tunes from a motion
picture presentation will be played by
the Louis Katzman's Orchestra as the
musical highlights of the Paramount
Publix program.
Time FavOrite.
An old-time favorite, "The Darktown
Strutters Ball" will be played by Coon
Sanders Orchestra during the Flors-
helm Hour to be broadcast over
WRC and National Broadcasting Co.
network The selections will include
when Love Comes in the Moonlight"
"Rarin' to Co." from Love Among the
Millionaires" and Dixie Land"
A musical tribute to George M. Cohan
viii be feature of the Happy Wonder
Bakers broadcast, when a medley Of
Cohan's songs will be offered. This
will include ''Mary's a Grand Old
Name" You're a Grand Old Flag, +"
"Forty-five Minutes From Broadway"
and $50 Long, Mary"
Charles x Harris, Percy Wenrich
and Walter Donaldson, three American
composers of popular songs, viii be
guest artists during this program.
Harris is the composer of that famous
song, after the Ball"
Baritone Guest Artist.
James Stanley, baritone, win be q
guest artist during the Eveready pro-
gram to be broadcasted over WRC and
a network of National Broadcasting Co.
stations at 9 o'clock this evening.
On VOLS program for this evening
Joseph Phillips Cavaliers is featured at
$50 O'Clock. Following a musical in
terlude, Ruth !Tuckey Shear, contralto,
accompanied by Mrs. John Klein, will
present a 15-minute program. A half
hour of musical selections will be given
by Tommy Thompson at 7:30 o'clock.
Margaret Ogden, soprano, will be
heard in q program over WJSV at
800 o'clock this evening. Later In this
stations broadcast the Robert Downing
Players, Jimmy Walters and Percy
Silverberg and the Bell Hops and
Monty and Skippy viii be heard.