Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-25
SMITH AND WALKER
ON PROGRAM LIST
Part of New York Park ASSo-
citation Dinner to Be
Broadcast Tonight.


; A portion of the proceedings at the
dinner of the New York Park Associa-
. ton tonight. where former Gov. Alfred
E. Smith and Mayor Walker are to
speak, viii be broadcast by WMAL and
the Columbia Brcadcasting System net
work
The dinner broadcast is scheduled
from 1890 to IL o'clock, the period oc-
cupied regularly by the international
goodwill program, called The Con-
clave of Nations" This feature has
been postponed. until tomorrow night,
when Cuba will be honored.
WMAL and its associates also will
broadcast portion of another gather
ing, that of the naval stores division of
the Pine Institute of America, in Jack
sonville. DR.. Julius Klein, Assistant
Secretary of Commerce, will speak at
this affair on THE New and Industrial
South"
Lupe Valez 10 Be Introduced.
Carrying out the policy of introduce
ing a new screen star each week, Paul
Whiteman in the Old Gold hour will
present the vivacious Lupe Velez. The
program of Whitemans Orchestra is
made up chiefly of selections from cur
rent stage and screen productions.
Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson
will continue to make the popular song
favoriteS of an older day the feature of
the Blackstone presentation. Their pro-
gram includes "Swanee River Blues"
Some Sunny Day" and Il Could Give
Up Everything but You"
"A Rich Mans Son" is the title of
the True Romance dramatization, while
Graybay's Mr.. and Mrs" sketch, which
has been showed from its regular place
to the II o'clock period, will depict
the activities of 10" and "Vi' in a
matchmaking plot, of which the poten-
tial bride and bridegroom are completely
unaware.
The earlier portion of WAIAL's pro-
gram contains variety of features of
local origin. Among them are a con-
cert by the Tuesday Evening Club, a
recital by William Moss, violinist, and
talk on the need of an airport for
washington by L. e. Williams of the
Washington Board of Trade.
VIII Describe Adventures.
Lewis Cummings. explorer and soldier
of fortune, viii describe SOME of his adj
ventures as a feature of the Eveready
hour, which WRC and associated Ma
tional BroadcaSting Co. stations will
broadcast tonight at 9 o'clock. He will
relate particularly his experiences in
the jungles far up the Orinoco.
Adelaide Hall, star of the recent revue
"Blackbirds," and Ted Haley, versatile
comedian of many Broadway shows,
lead the parade of entertainers of the
R-K-O hour. A comic pianologue also
will be offered by Jim McWilliams and
Peter Higgins.
Harry Armstrong, who composed
''Sweet Adeline," will be the guest artist
of the Happy Wonder Bakers. The pro-
gram includes a number of Armstrong;
melodies, which will be interpreted by
a vocal trio and Frank Blacks Orches-
ira. Armstrong will sing Cant You
See I'm Lonely" and Sweet Adeline,"
assisted by the vocal trio.
Coon-Sanders' Orchestra, in the Sec
ord of the series of Florsheim Frolics,
will feature Music in the Moonlight"
from the talking picture big Parade"
and Love Me or Leave Me-" from
''Whoopee," as well as a complete assert
ment of popular dance tunes.
The Singing Mothers of the District
Parent Teacher Congress will present a
2n-minute program tonight over VOL.
The principal feature of wJSV will be
recital by Reginald Mitchell, pianist.