The Washington times., 1935-11-30
new PROGRAM
PLANNED BY
ORCHESTRA
ToDAY's FEATURES

ToDAY's FEATURES
WRC- Army-Navy Football
Game, 1884 pm. Southern
Methodist Texas Christian
Game, 4-5:3O p m. Corn Cob
Pipe Club Of Va, 10.30-11 p. m.
WMAL-Yale.PrincetOn Foot
ball Game, 1:304:15 p. m. Ma
tiOnaI Barn Dance, 9:3O1O:3O
p. m.
WJSV-Army.Navy Football
Game 1:154 p. m. Southern
Methodist. Texas Christian Game
4-5:3O p. m. "Magic Eye" 1880
p. m. E. C. DavisOn-MayOr of
Alexandria, 7:3O-7:45 p. m.
NinO Martini, A. KostelanetZ
Orchestra, $3.50 p. m.
WOL-NOrdica Mandolin and
Guitar Orchestra, 7:45-S:15 p.
m. Quaker City Dance Parade,
9:45-1O D. m. Football Round.
up, 1O-1O:3O p. m. Dance Mu.
sic, 11-11:55 p. m.
Jose Manzanares and his South
American orchestra begin a new
series of broadcasts Of Latin-Amer-
lean music for the American radio
listeners over Station WJSV to-
morrow at 2::30 p. m. on behalf Of
the new Lincoln-zephyr car.
Instead of confining his pro.
grams to rhumba and tango num-
bers performed by Latin.American
orchestras, Manzanares plays a
variety Of music. Classics, an
cient Inca selections, intermezzos,
dances and unique songs are fea.
tured by the South Americans.
The orchestra, consisting Of 10
pieces, is almost entirely comprised
Of women. Jose Manzanares, who
plays the guitar, and Ramon Lit
Gee, whose instruments are the ac'
Gordon and bandonion, are the
only two men in the orchestra. A
unique distinction enjoyed by the
South Americans is that it is the
only orchestra In the United
States sponsored and authorized
ny official ambassadors of Latin.
America, who are in Washington,
D. c.
Maria Jeritza, internationally
famous diva, will make her first
appearance with the Symphony
Orchestra in the Concert Hour
broadcast over Station WRC at
10 p. m. tomorrow with Emo
Rapee conducting.
The first half hour of the pro
gram arranged by Mr.. Rapee and
Madame Jeritza will open with
Wagner's dramatic and ever
popular Prelude to "Lohengrin"
and include several other num-
bers. To conclude the first half
the orchestra will play the melo'
dious Polka and Fugue from
Weinberger's opera "Schwanda." )"
The second half Of the broad
cast will be program of much
lighter music. These selections
will be the "Liebesleid" and Itch
bin Verliebt." The orchestra will
present the "Adgio Pathetique'
and "Kabarinka," closing with
the familiar William Tell"
A musical program, featuring
Conrad Thibault, Picken Sisters
and Virginia Lee, designed tx
stimulate the annual Christmas
Seal campaign Of the Nationa
tuberculosis Association, will bt
broadcast over Station WMAI
tomorrow at 10:30 p. m, Harry
Salter's Orchestra and the
Romany Singers contributing
their services.
DR.. Laurens H. Seelye, presi
dent of st. Lawrence University
at Canton, N. Y, will speak or
The Future Of Ethiopia, ovel
Station WJSV, Monday at 3:1S
p m. DR.. Seelye'S work in Africa
brought him in contact, with hun
dreds Of educated EthiopianS
many Of whom are now leading
the armies Of Emperor Halle
SelaSSie.
A nationwide contest for ANA
teur song writer's Of popular
tunes is announced by the Spon
sors of N.B.C. Fibber MCGEE
and Molly program, broadcast
each Monday at 8 p. m. over Sta
ton WMAL, in cooperation with
Ulderico Marcelli. conductor Of
the Fibber MCGEE Orchestra anc
well-known music publisher.
The contest opens tomorrow
and closes January /. 1886. Eli
gibility is confined to song writ
erS who never had a muSica
composition published, and the
entries are to be mailed tt
Ulderico Marcelli, NB.C., Chicago
Ill.
Amusing Jack Benny celebrate:
his 2OOth anniversary broadcast
over WMAL with Mary Living
stone, Kenny Baker, Don Wilson
and Johnny Green's Orchestra
tomorrow at 7 p. m.
ToMORR0W'S FEATURES
WRC-PenthOuse Serenade,
$50 p. m. Concert Hall OF the