Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1929, Page 35

- STESINUSE WL BE SHOWN Happy Wonder Bakers to Demonstrate the Fickle Changes by Periods. The Happy Wonder Bakers, who give their weekly broadcast tonight over WRC and a network of other National Broadeasting Co. stations, have con- structed u(proxnm of typical examples of music of different ages to show that the fashions in music, like in clothes, are changeable and fickle. The program is made up of melodies talking pictures now showing on Broad- way. An orchestra under the direction of Frank Black, a vocal trio and Frank Luther will take part. Johann Strauss, jr., the “waltz king,” will be honored with a program com- posed entirely of his works in the Mo- | biloil concert, during which Beatrice | Belkin, soprano, will appear as the 'drama, The Little Church Around the | Crawford sings in The program features Corner,” will be produced by Hank | bicture, “Untamed.” the overture to “Die Fledermaus” and Simmons' Show Boat troupe . tonight | Clalty of the Kolster program. In ad- guest soloist. the beautiful “Blue Danube” waltz. A Spanish atmosphere pervades the Halsey-Stuart program, the musical portion of which will be furnished by Andy Sannella’s Orchestra. Chopin’s “Polonaise Militaire” d, “La Golon- drina,” the Mexican are the prin- cipal numbers. “A tle Kiss Each Morning” will give a modern touch to the program. { The Palmolive hour will touch the various high spots of modern music. Gustave Haenschen's Orchestra, the Revelers' Quartet and the two regular soloists, Paul Oliver, tenor, and Olive Palmer, soprano, are to provide this program. As an added feature WRC will broad- cast and send over the network a THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 193y the Cincinnati College of Music and studied in Paris with such prominent musicians as Harold Bauer and Teresa Correno. Such compositions as “Dedi- cation,” bv Schumann-Lisz “The Night of Winds,” by Griffes, cluded in the program. Marion_Russell's _thrilling four-act over WMAL and associated Columbia Broadcasting System ‘stations. The scenes of the play are laid in New York City. The play involves a drug addict, his patient and his wife. Another play will come during the MacFadden Red Seal hour. It will be a dramatization of “Wilderness Love,” GOLDENBERG'S “AT SEVENTH AND K” a romantic story of a girl who cme]Mme. Valia Valentinova, contralto, will | Lona Vogt, soprano, and a concert by to a large city from a simple home in the Far North woods. The weekly grand opera concert, fea- | turing Nino Martini, tenor, and the Kolster hour are among WMAL's major musical _features. | Something Called Love,” which Joan her. latest _taiking Will be the spe- dition there will be a medley of hits from George White's “Scandals” and an “Oriental Fantasie H Typical Russian life, romance and music will be depicted in the colorful and lively “In a Russian Village" pres- entation. Peter Biljo's Balalalka Or- chestra, the Villagers' Quartet and ! THE DEPENDABLE STORE present this program. Two of WMAL's outstanding attrac- tions of local origin will be a program of Christmas carols by the Girls' Glee Club of the Marjorle Webster School “That Wonderful f and a special “Christmas seal” night celebration by Budget Boys.” Representative Abernathy of North Carolina will speak tonight at WJSV The station’s musical program features recitals by Elsie Jorss, soprano, and “Radio Joe and His The Ideal Christmas Gift For Your Home or Office A DESK Come in and see our display for ‘Boys." Girls® and Adults, H. BAUM & SON 616 E St. N.W. the United States Army Band. AL s BEST BUY IN RADIO CROSLEY Vacation” is the subject of a talk by W. E. Longfellow, chairman of first aid Marchi, pianist. .35 Cross, to be broadcast-tonight by WOL. It will be followed by a recital by Julie ranging from Stephen Foster's “Way Down Upon the Swaneg River” to *“Lady Luck,” the theme song from “The Show of Sho the newest of special recital by Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl, concert pianist and a former pupil of Edward MacDowell, famous composer. so is a graduate of g ENITH- AUTO ATNIC!‘P{/—— £~%-RADIO 9 tubes with rectifier Automatic Tuning Screen-Grid Circuit Double Push-Pull Amplification Super-size Syntonic Dynamic Type Speaker Beautiful Console Xmas Savings Checks Cashed DE MOLL’S Radio Department This department is managed by one of the best known radio experts in Washington. All installa- tions of sets are made under his personal super- vision, which guarantees perfect service to our cus- tomers. 1 ot Us Demonstrate the ZENITH RADIO We guarantee our prices to be as low as can be found in the city. Special Xmas Club terms. DE MOLL Fane ni 175 § ~ M 0 may be ob- 1?:h & G Sts. LESS TUBES : 0 ’ R Sold on Our BUDGET PLAN (V" 4 T R —, 5 tainel:! by de- S sensational new Crosley Radio positors on their sav- Radios—Furniture _ Radio Depart th Floo Sl e 4 will please you as no other has ever ings after they have done! accumulated $100 in Three Crosley models to choose from! this bank. A’ Time ] : (1) Crosley 31-S. A smart table model S:fl'"fi}tflle paying 4% in metal with panels in walnut burl is available to all de- finish, at the low price of $56.50 (with- positors who have out tubes, speaker or legs). saved this amount. (2) Crosley 33-S. A beautiful console Withdrawal before model, including the Crosley Dynacoil the Time Certificate speaker, only $112 (without tubes). * matures means that (3) Crosley 34-S. Handsome console Yo neesive the reg- with swing doors. Smart, compact, ular 3% paid on sav- beautifully veneered — $116 (less ings dating from the last interest period up Gl e ast interest peri to the time of with- Screen Grid, of course, and all the draveal modern developments known to radio! THE ~ Doubleday-Hill Electric Co., Inc. DEPARTMENTAL 715 12th St. N.W. Nat'l 4680 BANK You’re there with a 2 = Z: “YOUR BANK” S=V = 1726 Pa. Ave. N.W. CHRISTMAS REDUCTIONS excuse that...! At All Bailey Tire Stores "FREED " CROSLEY 31-§ without accessories INTEREST Come in and hear it—see it—today. We’ll gladly place it in your home for a five day free trial. TONE TESTED by America’s greatest musical artists Alma Gluck Edith Mason Efrem Zimbalist Jose Mojica 6 George Gershwin and others equally famous .. 'l‘here’s no excuse for not giving a ZENITH «except forgetting to order one A, This year...more than ever before...the choice of a gift radio is simply a matter of going to your dealer and jordering a Zenith...the radio you have always wanted and want now! Finer than ever in every respect...with year-ahead advancements in design and construction, with cabinets of new and greater beauty...it is now so low in cost that any LESS TUBES MODEL 52...Employs nine tubes, includ- ing rectifier. Specially designed Screen- Grid circuit...DOUBLE Push-Pull audio amplification. Genuine Automatic Tuning. Super-size, Zenith Syntonic-Dynamic Type Speaker. Linear Power Detection. Self- HealingFilterCondenser.Simple Selectivity Adjustment. Phonograph Pick-up Connec- tions. Charming low-boy console of Butt Walnut with overlays of English Satin Oak. excuse for giving an ordinary radio, for buying a “reduced-price,” inferior radio has vanished. This Xmas everyone can afford a Zenith. Make sure today that you won’t have to make ex- cuses later...order your Zenith NOW! All of the Newest FREED Models ANNIVERSARY Only ZENITH has Genuine Automatic Tuning «..0ne more reason why the purchase of anything short of a Zenith would be plain short-sightedness Perfect Reception in ‘A. C. or Direct "Press the button. .. there’s your station” Current Areas £~ ~.-RADIO Radio Distributors, Inc. Exclusive Zenith Distributors 20 S. Eutaw Street Baltimore, Md. W. A. Sterling Washington Sales Studio 1803 Biltmore St. N.W. Washington, D." C.—Phone Adams 10100 One Dollar Down Brings the Model of Your Choice to Your Home for Christmas 15¢k ANNIVERSARY AUTOMATIC ZENITH RECEIVERS ARE PRICED FROM $175 zo $700 Come to The Hub for Your Zenith Radio el LB Seventh & D Sts. N.W. EASY PAYMENTS DOWN 1234 14th Street N.W. 3228 Georgia Ave. 'No Finance Charges 624 Pennsylvania Avenue S.E. 2250 Sherman Ave. 14th & Columbia Road