Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 50

SEC DAVSTOTALK OVER VR TONGH Senator King of Utah Will Speak on “The Perils of Democracy.” The work of the Department of Labor will be outlined by Secretary Davis to- night, who, with Senator King of Utah, will be 0> speakers in the “Half Hours with the Senate” period over WRC and associated stations. Senator King| has chosen for his topic ‘The Perils of Democracy.” | WRC's _oufstanding musical attrac- | tions will be provided by the Cities Service Cavaliers and orchestra, and Arthur Pryor and his Band during the | Schradertown| broadcast. A duet| for flute and oboe, “Thou Charming Bird,” will feature the Cities Service program. The or- chestra will play Director ~ Rosario Bourdon's own ar- rangement of the Bland composition, | “In the Evening| by the Moonlight.” “The Sweetest Story Ever Told.” “Alice Blue Gown" and gems from “The Spring Muid.” The band will go sere- nading for the first time. Its concert will be given under the window of Widow Biddle, & new resident of Shradertown Secretary Davis dance program by Hal Kemp's Orches- tra, in addition fo an hour of slumber music, which will close its program. The usual array of Friday night Co- lumbia Broadcasting System features, augmented by a concert by the Lenten Choir, are on the schedule tonight of WMAL. Outstanding among_them are the Kodak hour, the Vodevil Broadcast, the Story hour and Night Club Ro- mances. Van and Schenck, popular vocalizers; the Ponce Sisters, Freddie Rich's Or- chestra and Helen Clark, soprano, will provide the Vodevil program. A radio announcer will be the principal char- acter in Night Club Romances. The attractions of local origin on the WMAL program include a concert by the Hawailan Melody Boys, recitals by Gertrude Brooks Trumbley, pianist, and Thelma Mils Rector, soprano, and the 15-minute news review of the world during the “Flashes from The Evening Star” period. “Hook” Kennedy, veteran Washington radio artist, whose Scotch songs and wit were broadcast over WRC and other stations several years ago, is featured this evening by WOL. He will be heard regularly over this station on Friday evenings at 6:30 o'clock. A major portion of WJSV's program will be provided by its regular staff artists. The station also wili introduce a new duo_of entertainers, known as Toots and Dan, who will broadcast at 9:15 o'clock. LORD INVERCLYDE WEDS. LONDON, March 22 (#).—Miss June Howard Tripp, better krown as “June the Actress,” was married to Lord In- verclyde at St. Columba’s Church yes- terday. Only a small party of guests wit- nessed the ceremony within, but a large crowd of women, including many con- nected with the theater, was outside and gave the couple & hearty sendoff. The bride wore an oyster gray satin gown trimmed with pearls and a Juliet WRC also has scheduled another Evening in Paris episode and an early Jacques Hairinger, pearl cap and carried a prayer book in- stead of a bouquet. THE EYERNING STIR,” WXASHINGTON,” D.” C.” FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929, 2 [ 2 99 Major “Chain”’ Features ‘TONIGHT. 7:30—Uncle Bob's Circus; stories ‘and novelty band—WJZ, WBZ, WEAL, KDKA, WLW, WJR, KYW, WHAS, WSM, WSB, ‘WBT. 9:00—Story hour: Mary and Bob —WOR, WCAU, WNAC, WEAN, ‘WFBL, WMAK, WCAO, WJAS, WADC, WKRC, WGHP, WMAQ, ‘WSPD, WHK, WLBW, WMAL. 9:30—Gus and Louie; serenading the widow—WEAF, WTIC, WEEI, WTAG, WCSH, WLIT, WGY, WGR, WCAE, WWJ, WJIAR. 10:30—Addresses by Secretary of Labor Davis and Seantor King of Utah—WRC and N. B. C. network. ‘FRA GHERARDO’ GREETED | BY FERVID AUDIENCE | Last Opening of Season at Metro- politan Opera House Marked by Unusual Enthusiasm. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 22.—As his fourth and last premiere of this sea- son, Giulio Gatti-Casazza, managing di- rector, presented at the Metropolitan Opera House last night “Fra Gherardo,” an opera, based on a tragic incident in medieval history. It was the first time | the opera was presented in America. | ‘The composer is Ildebrando Pizzetti. Edward Johnson had the title role. A large audience received the premiere | with even more fervor than that dis- | played at the other openings of the sea- son. Twerity encores were demanded and received at the curtain scene of the second act. 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This means parliament will be dissolved May 10 and nomina- tion day will be May 20. - Commenting on the announcement, Philip Snowden, a minister in the for- mer Labor government, said the Labor party had no interest in delaying the cate of the election, because the sooner it was over “the sooner this country will be rid of this government.” Sir Robert Hutchinson, chief Liberal | whip, also said “the sooner the better| for us. Eddisbury has shown the tide | has turned. We want the Liberal boat to be carried in on the flood.” He referred to the Liberal gain of the Eddisbury seat from the Conserva- tives in yesterday's by-election. - TUNE IN WPG Atlantic City Wave length, 232.6 meters—1.100 kiloescles. 8:40 P.M.—Tonight SPECIAL Hotel Morton PROGRAM Marking the epening of & new By * ® >4 v unit of the indable for over ter of a century. 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