Evening star., 1935-07-07
Pan-American Concert.

The second OF the series OF concerts
given annually by the Pan
American Union will be presented in
the Aztec garden of the Union on
Tuesday from 8 to 1890 o'clock. The
instrumental portion of the program
will be played by the United States
Navy Band under the leadership OF
Lieut.. Charles Benter. The assisting
artist will be Angelita Logo, Mexican
soprano.
The program to be presented by the
Navy Band will consist of compost
tions from most of the countries men,
bers of the Pan-American Union. A
feature of the band program will be a
Costa Rican Rhapsody by Prof. A.
Monestel, dedicated to the minister
of Costa Rica in Washington, DR..
Manuel Gonzalez-Zeledon. In addi-
ton the program will feature two cor
net solos to be played by Musician
Oscar Short, Were My Song With
Wings Provided" by Reynaldo Hahn
of Venezeula, and "Siboney." by
Ernesto Lecuona of Cuba. Also a
marimba duet, La Borrachita," by
Esperon of Mexico, and "Ramilette de
Rosas," by Chapi of Uruguay, to be
played by Musicians L. Goucher and
S. Perrone. There will also be
quartet for harp. vibraphone and two
marimbas by Musicians Cameron,
Watson, Perrone and Goucher.
Angelita Logo, the assisting artist
on this program, is native of Mexico,
and studied in Mexico City and in
Paris She gave her first public con-
cert in Mexico City, and several years
ago came to the United States where
she has appeared in number of
major radio programs. She has also
made numerous concert appearances
Senorita Loyo will include on her pro-
gram compositions from Argentina
Colombia and Cuba, as well as from
her native Mexico.
From $50 to 1890 o'clock the pro-
gram will be broadcast over the facili-
ties of the National Broadcasting Co.
This portion of the program will also
be sent by short wave to all the Re-
publics of the American continent
over station W2XAF of the Interna-
tional General Electric Co. at Sche-
nectady, and also over station WSXK
of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Co. at Pittsburgh.
Station NAA. Washington, D. c., $50
kilocycles, will also broadcast the en-
tire program.
The program is as follows.
March. Tip Mac" Fernando Escobar
Overture "s.noSn GSGustemaiaa St ans .,, r,,..
United States Navy Band,
Lieut.. Charles Benter. leader.
(a We're, My Song With Wings Pro-
vided' -Rensldo Hahn
~, .s,, Venezuela
I'D si00ney 1cuba5 -Ernest0 Leeuona
Musician Oscar Short accompanied by
the United States Navy Band.
Bolero. Los, visitantes Mi Psauena
'uarnic'0h i-'0Se 7Boiivis.5 zaVaia
Dana. Isabella -.---Alberto oalimany
United States Navy Band.
(a) La Borrachita
L, Fernandez Esperon
(MeXico.D
(b) 'Ramillete de Rosas" Chapi
Musicians Louis Goucher and Salvatore
Perrone.
Vocal solos
(a NO Niesues Que Me ouisiste.,'
Jorge del Moral
(Mexico)
(b) Ell Dia Que Me Quieras."
(Arsentina)
(c) "Trisuenita" a"----Julio Brito
(Cuba)
Angelita Logo, Mexican soprano accom-
panied at the piano by George II. Wilson.
marimbas, "Ausencia"--Jose Escamilla
tColombia.)
Musicians William Cameron. Roy Watson,
Salvatore Perrone and Louis Goucher.
Waltz. Ensueno' Diaz Zelaya
tHonduras.)
COSTA Rica.)
Dedicated to his excellency the Minis
ter of Costa Rica to the United States,
Senor Don Manuel Gonzalez Zeledon.
United States Navy Band.
1aj "Princesa de Abril -Ernesto Lecuona
(b) "Traidores Labios Rolos."
tColombia)
(c) "Silenciosamente.'
Alfonso Esparza oteo
(Mexico)
Anselito Loyo accompanied at the piano
by George H. Wilson.
Inca dance "Fondero" Daniel Robles
tPeru)
United States Navy Band.
Star Spansled Banner"