Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1930, Page 37

TRENDS IN MUSIC FEATURE ON WMAL 0ld Classics and Modern Music to Be Played by Barlow’s Orchestra. Trends in music from the conserva- $ive classics of several centuries ago to the modern music of today will be re- viewed in sweeping fashion by Howard Barlow's Symphony Orchestra in its concert tonight over WMAL and a net- work of other Cdlumbia Broadcasting Bystem stations. Barlow will start the program with & representative sclection from the clas- sic school, Beethoven's overture “Cori- olanus.” The romantic school of Brahms will follow with his “Hungarian Dance No. 6" and the review of music will progress Wagner's “Rhine Jour- ney,” and the folk music of Greig to the colorful march from Borodin's “Prince Igor.” Playhouse Program 10:30. Preddie March, screen actor, will be the guest artist in the Radio Playhnuse program at 10:30 o'clack. Jerry son will interview the actor on his on,h- picture, “Sex in Business.” The musical portion of the program con- tains “The Birth of the Blues,” and a wflnn from Herbert’s “Land of Prom- “Perennial Oratory” is the title of the { . and Mrs.” sketch. Julia Sander- pregram of old and new songs Frederic William Wile's weekly re- view of the political situation in Wash- ington, and the program by “Radie Joe is Budget Boys,” are among 's_other oumandmz attractions. Joe” will dedicate his program “Visit From Santa” Nudt,. Visit Frdba Sants Claus,” & mu- of .'-' m;’fiy';“hbe'u" e S 34 toatirst rogram over W%g ;:a c llll:fllldnmifl< casting ons. Current and popu- lar melodies make up the remainder of the pro'n.m tions are * sm. someuung * and “Satans Holiday.” of WRC's program is ly_dance music to be provided by B. A. Rol!- and his orchestra, the Cot~ ton Club Orehestra, Larry Funk's Or- chestra and the Pennsylvania es- ‘WOL announces its usual variet; muysical features. The program of J contains a presentation by the Robert ng Players, and & concert by Dot 's Orchestra. YUKON AIRMAIL ROUTE IS DECLARED PENDING Agsistant Postmaster General Promises Hook-up to Within “Snow Ball Toss of North Pole.” By the Associated Press. airmall hook-up to “within snow fi— n( the th Pole” was prom- Postmaster General %&&"”& R esterday from ne- polu.l authori- ‘Glover sald service between St. Paul and lis and Winni 500N 85 monton, and to be extended to Van- couver as soon ‘8s the route is lighted. In view of these developments, Glover continued, it is not impossible to ex- develn ent of an air trade route | 10:00a—National Home | across Bering Stralt, to Sovlet Russia, China and Japan. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Today on the Radio (All time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) 315.8 Meters. WRC 550 Kilocyeles. 2:30—Edna Wallace 2:45—The Melody 3:00—"India,” by Kirby Fm 3: lB—MnslcalRes 8:00—Correct 8:01—Julia snndemn and Frank B.SO—Kllgnth Edits the News. 8:45—Salad Dressers. 9:00—Minute Dramas. 9:30—Barlow’s Symphony Orchestra. 10:00—"“Mr. gnd 10: IS—OYDS)' Tl’lfl 10:30—Radio Playhouse, 11: Oo—lntu} Orchestra. c Vagabonds. ‘tion Brid.ge Game. 5: OD—A(tenmon Tea. 5:30—The Lady Next Door. 5:45—Vocatidhal Guidance, Kiwanis Club. 6:00—News flashes. 6:16—"Give - I - Dends,” Street. 6:20—Correct_time. fl :80—Rice’s Dnm:eli Orchestra. 00—Amos " 7 lB—"Brlqht:l‘ Was ton Christ- the Electric League. 1 !o—vPhfl Cuok comedian. 7:45—The Bonnle Laddies. 8:00—Troika Bells. 8: ls—’rnlk on u'xemplo)ment. by Ge- g pe! 9:. sow—Morning 10:00a—“Making Over Mother.” 10:15a—James E. Lee, tenor. 10.30-,— Kmhen Library, " by Grace 10'45&— P‘oundflflnn Fgshions,” by Caroline Connell. 11:00a—"Party Club Sandwiches,” by Ida Bailey Allen. 11:15a—Ben and Helen Talk It Over. 11:30a—Ida Bailey and Allen’s Editorial rard 8:30—The E’mlc "With Coon-Sanders Orchestra, 9:00—Shilkret’s Orchestra. 9:30—Happy Bakers. 10:00—The Songhird. 10:15—B. A. Rolfe’s Orchestra. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Cotton Olub Orchestra. l; :30—8t. nkOrclg:l{‘:..“ 100—Larry 's _Orcl R 12:30a to ~1:00a — Pennsylvania chestra. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45a—Tower health exercises. 8:00a—Phi] Cook, comedian. 8:15a—Morning devotions. 8:30a—Cheegrio. 9:00a—U. §. Army Bapd, 9:30a—Morning Melodies. 4sa—Our Daily Food. or- velt. 2: m)—Columbln Little Symphony Or- 30—~Amcflcnn School of the Alr. —Pan-American Union program. 3:30—Syncopated Silhouettes. WJSV 205.4 Meters. 1,460 Kilacycles. e 00—Children’s Letters to Santa Claus. 11:00a—Health talk by Dr. Ruth ] Wadsworth. 11:15a—Radio Household Institute. 11:30a—Sweet and Low Down. 11:45a—Sunny Side Up. 3 chair Quartet and God- 2: lo—’flz‘nlfllndl Three. 2: “—“Heufl. ‘Throbs,” by Dr. Paul Bartsch. 38:00—Pan-American program in con- nection with =mmuo o! the centenary of the dea Simon Bollv-r 3:30—Evening Stars, 4:00 to szno—’mu Blue Aces, 228,9 Meters. WOL 1,310 Kilocycles. 3:30—Good afternoon :00—The Whitfield pro to 11: Ob—Dunoe'.r musle. Early Program Tomorrow, 0a—The Weather Man, 58—The Town Crier. ogram. yers. 7 ]o-l(l'l !ll::: 30—Comic Wfi l :00—Estelle tworth. Early Program Tomerrow, 7:30a—Musisal Clock. g ?g:-a‘u-ml m 0:00a~—Talk by 10 :30a—Public llmm 12 00 to 1: “musie. 4759 Meters, WMAL 630 Kilocycles, :30—American School of the —Our service is Funp!— Courteous—Expert. Radios Priced Cbmplete $65.50 to $306.30 Sold on Liberal Terms DECATUR IOO Afr, 0:02— “The chuunu smm;' by C. 8. Richardson. 6:15—Barelay Orchestra. 8: 45—-’!‘ony'l &uaook %rou | Situation in eric Wi Wile. 1:30—Radio Joe and His Budget Boys. . ASKS EQUAL SERVICE FOR RURAL RADIO FAN Commission Becommends 20 Sta- tions Be Permitted to Raise Power to Reach Faraways. By the Associated Press. The family on the faraway ranch, the miner, the rural housewife and the metropolitan listener would have equal radio reception advantages under rec- ommendations made yesterday to the Radio Commission. In 8 report recommending that 20 of 24 stations be permitted to tnmu.n their wer to 50,000 watl Yost, :P‘:mmmlan onmlmr"fi\fl rural and small town lhumr is uflo‘ to receive better radid broadcast than it is possible for the local and stations to provide. * * * All are en- titled under the law to radio broadcast. ng service, both of transmission and re- ception, equal to that provided the metropolitan listener.” ed tha% lear channel sta- o dissented. 11:45—"Interior Decorating,” Joan % Barrett. W ers STABBING WIFE CHARGED Colored Man Given Two Years in Jail by Judge Mattingly, Charged with stabbing his wife with 8 penknife, Howard Jones, colored, 1100 block of Seventh street, was sent to jail for two years by Judge Robert E. Mattingly in Police Court yesterday. 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