Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1928, Page 38

38 SOPRANO FEATURER OVER WRC TONIGIT Alma Peterson to Sing “Song’ of India” and Aria From | “Il Trovatore.” | The weekly presentation of the Na- | tional Broadcasting and Concert Du- reau tonight through WRC and fis associated stations will feature A'ma Peterson, soprano; Judson House, tenor: the Lenox String Quartet and the Na- tional Concert Orchestra. Miss Peterson will India,” of Rim: L soprano aria from cea la notte placida.” Mr. Hous> w | be heard in the tenor aria, “Un tiva Lagrima,” from Donizetti’s * d'Amore.” and later sings duct with Miss Peterson. : Quartet, “Londonderry Air” are to be p the Lenox String Quartet, whi National Concert Orchestra i solos and in a special arrangs Kreisler's “Caprice Viennois, words sung by Judson Housc. The Cities Service Hour, the Happy | Wonder Bakers and Larry Brier’s Tune- | ful Troupe are among WRC's other | leading attractions. Gems from th> | Strauss operetta, “The Waltez Dream,” will be the principal selection of the Cities Serv- ice Orchestra, while the bakers have ar- ranged to feature “Flower of Love." from the music of the new talking movie, * White Shadows. This number will be done in a special combination ar- rangement for quartet and or- chestra, Another serio-comic episode will be presented Jimmie Rodgers. by Larry Brier's Troupe. WMAL's program has been aug- mented by two afternoon features to be bmldtast between 3 and 4 o'clock. The first, a “pop” concert is scheduled for 45 minutes of this period. A political | talk by A. E. Chaffee, reading clerk of the House, will follow. The evening program of WMAL also THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERT NME‘ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923. Pronrams pwepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on right. A915—WEAF New York—610 5:00--Dinner 200 Wonder 'prosiam. Fruppiness Bays 0 Cities Service hour. 8.00 - An eveninz I JPars £:a0Tunaful Troup 320 Comecrt Burenu hour. 000 Dance music 431.3-WIZ New York—660 5:00- Darce_mru: 2790 Gaid ‘st pals: 00— Thiee Cheers n-Dixle cire Tilady's Musicians. Al 500 Wricley review Carlson Sextet national commitize. (0700 Bhimner music —WOR Newark—i10 Repub] “True Story hour “United Shoial Singers. Darce mus:c. —WABC New York—970 F215 Achievement hour, WPG Atlantie City—1,100 pean: dinner concert. cerl orchestra Club; dance (2 hours). 283.5—WBAL Baliimore—1,050 Dixie Cireus. Esskey program. ~Quak 4 00— Wrikles rev B Stromberg-Carison Sexte 9:30—Democratic National Eomimittee. Boston—399 el Troupe 1t Burcau hour. WNAC Boston—650 30—Dinner dance. 0-—Stories: piano: talk. 0 Music Love 0 Repuolican Nationel Committee. 8:00—WOR programs (2 hours). 502.8—WGR Buflalo—990 00—Wonder program 00—Cities Service hour, g:00—An Evening in Pafis. 513-1—WMAK Buffalo—350 5:30—Como Orchestra. /GY_Plaers Tusical program epublican National Committee. 00— WOR' programs 13 nours). 1—WTIC Hartford—560 6:3 Me_Another. 450 —&alo party: 8:00—An evening in Paris. 8:30—Miss Minneapolis 9 00—Concert bureau Hour. two popular radio entertainers. 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