Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
HAYS TO Be HEARD
ON COLUMBIA CHAIN
Head of Motion Pictures to
Talk From Washington
at Banquet.

Tie address VI will Rays. president
of the Motion Picture Producers and
Distributors of America, at banquet
In washington tonight OF motion pic
ture engineers will be broadcast by
wMAL and a network Of associated
Columbia Broadcasting System stations.
Achievements of Science in Motion
Pictures" is the subject of Mr.. Hays
talk. He is expected to emphasize re-
cent developments in the motion pic
ture industry. with particular reference
to sound pictures and television. Repre-
sentative Connery of Massachusetts will
introduce him.
Another added feature on ,WMAL's
program, coming over the network from
gIee clubs and band of the University
of Pennsylvania. There are nearly $50
voices In the glee club and 100 pieces
in the band. Besides these two groups,
Morrison C. Boyd, the university organ
list, will contribute to the program.
Wee Lawnhurst to Sing.
The Van Heusen program, as usual,
will present popular music by WirgeS'
Orchestra and wee Lawnhurst, blues"
singer. The orchestral specialties will
be MY Annapolis" and Fancy Our
Meeting" from the English revue Wake
Up and Dream" Miss Lawnhurst's
contributions will be Soon" from
Strike Up the Band" and "singin' in
the Rain"
Al Llewelyn and Brad Brown will
make merry with song and nonsense
during the La Palma smoker. Lovely
and popular dance tunes also will be
contributed by Freddie Rich and his
orchestra.
wNdAL's attractions Of local origin
include a concert by the Avalon Four,
o male quartet; the weekly program BY
Radio Joe and His Budget Boys and
late ok" program by Stanley Bell
and Les Colvin. who Remembers
When Night?" is the title of Radio
Joe's' broadcast.
Elinor Smith, 1s-year-old aviatrix,
who holds a major share Of women's
flying records, will be interviewed by
Grantland Rice, sports writer, during
the weekly Coca Cola program over
WRC and other National Broadcasting
Co. stations. Miss Smith will relate her
recent experience in establishing a
woman's altitude record of more than
5000 feet. Leonard joys all-string
orchestra will provide the musical por-
ton OF the program.
Music of the Sea.
Music inspired by and descriptive of
the sea dominates the program of Ma
thaniel Shilkret's Orchestra, which will
present the Mobiloil concert. The Ma
tional Choristers and Y. Zayde, violin
ist, will assist the orchestra. The
Choristers consist of eight male voices.
Forgotten" and Roses of Picadry,"
two old, favorites, have been chosen by
Paul Oliver, tenor, as his solos in the
Palmolive hour. Olive Palmer, soprano,
will sing an aria from the opera
Louise" and the Italian waltz song
"Ctribiribin." Under Texas Moon"
and Fascinating Devil" are included in
the orchestras program
The sketch of the Wilbur Coon Play
ers will be based on the tale of q golfer
who meets a young lady in a foursome
and decides to spend the rest of his life
with her in q twosome. The Chicago
Little Symphony Orchestra will frame
the Halsey-Stuart hour with a varied
program, which includes Sousa's Hands
Across the Sea-" the ballet music from
Rosamunde" and selections from
"Sweethearts"
Edith Reeds Entertainers and Cliff
Dyers Paragons will provide the major
musical features Of the VOL program.
Station WJSV has scheduled another
Organized Citizenship" program, to be
provided by the Lincoln Park Citizens
Association, and late dance program
by Ray Actions ModernisticS