Evening star., 1931-12-21
WILL DISCUSS D. c.
vOTELESS STATUS
T. W. Noyes to Speak in
Taxpayers League Pro-
gram on WRC.

The disfranchised status of the resi-
dents of the District of Columbia will
be explained tonight by Theodore w.
Noyes, editor of The Evening Star, who
will speak over WRC and an extensive
network of other National Broadcastlng
Co. stations in a program arranged py
the American Taxpayers League.
Taxation Without Representation"
is Mr.. Noyes' topic. His speech will be
broadcast from 6:l5 to $50 o'clock.
Senator ShipStead Of Minnesota also
is scheduled to speak over WRC, in
special broadcast at o'clock. William
Hard, veteran Washington newspaper
correspondent, will introduce him.
The remainder Of WRC's program is
made up of regular N. B. c. attractions
and several features originating in the
stations own studios. The outstanding
N. B. c. features include the Parade of
the States program at 8 o'clock, the
Story Hour dramatization at 10 and
recital at 10:45 by Lottlce Howell, So
prano.
Won Tilzer Guest Artist.
Harry Won Tilzer, prolific American
song writer will be the guest artist on
Parade of the States program, which
will be dedicated to Michigan. Won I'll
zer will be heard in several Of his own
compositions. The orchestra directed
by Erno Rapee will play Comes Au-
tumn Time" and the French Military
March" of Saint-SaenS. In addition to
the musical numbers there will be a
brief talk by Alfred P. Sloan, president
of the General Motors Corporation.
The weekly program Of the Gypsles at
n olO iy,p pI,,Io n NM
and operetta selections. Herberts
March of the Toys" the Song OF In
dia" from Rimsky-KorsakofS "Sadko"
and The Song of the Evening Star"
from "Tannhauser" are among the prln-
cipal numbers.
The musical features originating in
WRC's studios include a concert by the
Merry Dairymen, under the direction OF
Leon Brusiloff. and a special presenta-
ton by the Christmas Carolers.
Little Jack Little. popular radio
entertainer, returns to the microphone
tonight as guest artist in the program
of Guy Lombardo and his Royal
Canadians on WMAL and other Colum-
bia Broadcasting System stations. He
will sing three numbers, Call Me
Darling" Whose Your Little Who-zis'
and THE Rosary"
A group OF old favorlteS has been IN
cluded in the program of the Mills
Brothers. Among them are "Dinah," >"
"Coney Island dashboard" and Georgia
on My Mind"
Soprano on Program.
Gladys Britain, soprano, will be the
soloist on the Evening in Paris presenta-
ton. She will sing "LAmour Toujour
LAmour" and Home" The orchestra
will feature Victor Herbert's March Of
the Toys
Toscha Seidel famous violinist, will
draw on the compositions of Mozart
and Kreisler for his weekly recital at
1890. A concert orchestra will assist
him.
VOL will feature tonight a concert
by the George Washington University
Troubadours and recital ny Myra
McCathran Myers, soprano. Other fea-
lures include a dinner concert and
dance music by Elmer Calloway's
Orchestra
A concert by the United States Navy
Band and half-hour program by Jack
Mullane's Entertainers are the high
lights of the WJSV program In addi-
ton there will be recital by Arthur
Bussler, baritone, and dance music bv
the Shoreham Orchestra.