The Washington times., 1936-02-01
TO SING.
OVER WRC
TOMORROW

The A Cappella Choir Of the
First Congregational Church, uns
der the auspices Of the National
Federation of Music Clubs, will be
presented over WRC tomorrow at
1890 q. m.
This group has sung at the
White House several times and in
nearby cities. It made its debut
at Town Hall, New York, last
spring and also sang at the invita-
ton Of the National Federation OF
Music Clubs at its biennial conven.
tion in Philadelphia. It also gives
annual Lenten concerts at the
Mayflower Hotel.
The choir Is under the direction
Of Ruby Smith Stahl and is com.
posed Of go voices.
The second annual National
Conference for Palestine, designed
to enlist all sections Of American
Jewry to support the rebuilding
OF Palestine, convening here in
Washington, will broadcast a spe.
cial program over WRC tonight at
10:30 o'clock.
Prominent speakers include DR..
Stephen S. Wise, chairman Of the
conference: Simon Marks, mem.
Der of the British delegation.
and DR.. Israel Goldstein, national
cochairman Of the United PaleS.
tine Appeal.
Albert Benham, onetime Holly.
wood production man, who iS
scheduled to take Bob Burleigh's,
VOLS "Show shopper" place to.
day at ! p. m, tells you what
shows to see this week and what
not to see and why.
Bob tells us that Mr.. Denham
knows most everything there Is
to know about making motion
pictures.
John Brennan is listed to talk
over Station WJSV today at 4:30
p. m. on the background Of $50.
cial Security Legislation" and
Representative Bertrand H. Smell
(R0 Of New York. minority leader
Of the House, will speak from
here in Washington over Station
WJSV tonight at $50 on the
subject Of "Extravagance in Gov.
ernment."
Beginning Monday, February 3,
the Supper Club Of the Air will
present Bill Coyle and a half.
hour Of red hot rhythm over sta
ton WRC every night except
Sunday from 1880 p. m. to mid.
night.
Listeners may phone in request
numbers and the master Of cere-
monies. Bill Coyle, will gladly
play them, provided they are not
a Warner Brothers number.
We hear that WRC's reception
room has recently been decorated
with a new and charming host
ess, Margaret Lamb, who is new
at her post here but is entirely
familiar with N.B.C. programs
from her previous experience az
hostess in the NB.C. Chicago
studios.
Get busy, radio listeners, and
do bit Of concentrating, CAUSE
if you submit the best name for
the two morning programs which
begin over station WMAL next
Tuesday, February 4, from z to
1855 a. m. and again 8:15 to $3.50
a. m, you will receive a prize
offered by the sponsor Of these
programs.
Frank Buck, who brings 'em
back alive" will appear as guest
during the Melody Master pro-
gram broadcast tomorrow at II
p. M. station WRC. Buck will
relate his most exciting adven-
lures during his recent expedition
into the Malayan jungles to cap.
ture wild beasts for exhibition
in ZOOS and circuses.
Ray Noble, popular English
composer and orchestra leader,
and Donald Novis, tenor star Of
Billy Roses spectacular Jumbo"
will be Paul Whiteman's guest
artists during the Musical Vari-
eties program broadcast over
WMAL tomorrow at Gas p. m.
Noble will hold a musical dis.
cuSsion with Whiteman following
which Paul will play his own
arrangement Of Rays latest com.
position, IF You Love Me" NoviS
will offer the song which started
him on the road to singing fame,
'"The Dream" from Massenet'S
"Manon." Whiteman viii present
as usual his famous troupe Of
entertainers including Durelle
Alexander, Ramona, Roy Bargy,
Bob Lawrence, the Kings Men
and Johnny Hauser and. Of
course, his orchestra. ...,
Another gay variety show will
be heard over WJSV tomorrow at
8 p. m, when Lois Long, popular
mistress Of ceremonies, preSideS
over her Sunday Night Free for
All" program. Mark Marnow'S
Blue Velve' Orchestra, the In.
strumentaliSts, a novelty group:
stars from stage, night clubs and
literary fields. as well as popular
network vocaliSts will participate.
Phil Lampkin Is going to do q
series Of programs, ''Musically
Speaking" over Station WJSV
each Tuesday and Thursday, be.
ginning next Tuesday, February 4.
Tha radio alidiarann will be nan.