Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-02
BENNO RAB|NOFF
ON WRC TONIGHT
Talented Young vioIinist to
Be Featured Over Chain of
National BroadCSating.

Benno Rabinoff, talented young vio-
linist, and a protege of the famous
Leopold Auer. will make his first ma
tional radio appearance tonight as guest
artist in the Halsey-Stuart Hour. one
Of WRC's major attractions. William
Fox an outstanding figure in the motion
picture industry, will be the guest
speaker.
WRC also has scheduled its usual
array of other Thursday night features,
principal among them being the Ma
tional Broadcasting and Concert Bureau
Hour, the concert of the Hoover Sentl-
nels, and the Soldering program.
The Sentinels will present a cycle of
songs requested by the radio audience
in solo, quartet and orchestral tran
scriptions. Jessica Dragonette will sing
the vocal numbers.
A seasonal program. opening with
How Do You Do. Miss Sprmgtime?'
has been arranged by the Soldering
entertainers James Melton, tenor, will
sing Hills of Home while Gilman and
Arden. the two-piano team, will con-
tribute Polly"
Two Artists Featured.
Two prominent radio personalities
will be featured in the concert bureau
kathleen Stewart, pianist. The Ma
tional Concert Orchestra. under the
baton of Cesare Sodero, will assist them.
Two of the principal Columbia Broad
casting System features tonight which
WMAL will broadcast are coming from
banquet halls. One will be the speech
of Senator Allen of Kansas at the an
nual dinner of the United States
Chamber of Commerce in the Washing
ton Auditorium, and the other will be
the festivities in New York in honor OF
Comdr Ellsburg Of the Leviathan Of the
newly-created United States Lines. Inc.
Senator Allen is scheduled to talk on
American Imperialism"
Old songs as presented during the
Daguerreotypes and Silhouettes period,
and the Sonora Hour, starring Helen
Oelheim, contralto, are among WMAL's
chief musical offerings. In response to
the great interest shown by the radio
audience. Daguerreotypes and Silhou-
cites will present an all-request pro-
gram. which includes "McSorley's
Twins" The Man on the Flying
Trapeze" and THE Letter That Never
Came" A male quartet will assist Miss
Oelheim in her program. She will sing
Stride Ia Vampa," from Verdi's TROY
atore," and Schubert's "Erlking," two of
IleT InOSC SUCCESSFUL numbers. LOuISl-
ana Lullaby" and THAT Old Gang Of
Mine" are the featured quartet selec-
tons.
Taylor to Talk on Schools.
Representative Taylor of Tennessee
will speak from WJSV tonight on Our
Public Schools" a subject with which
he is particularly familiar. having been
prominently identified with educational
affairs in his native State. He also
was insurance commissioner of Ten
nessee, and prior to his election to Con-
gress in 1918 was mayor Of Lafollette.
The second episode in the activities of
the Squash Center Bible Class" novel
comic program, and the weekly pro-
gram Of the National Society, Children
of the American Revolution, are among
WJSV's other program features.
VOL is offering a variety of attrac-
tons tonight, which include a talk by
DR.. j. c. Eckhardt on Correct Posture
for the Pre-school Child" impersona-
tons by Florence Jane Adams and a
dinner concert by the Carlton Orchestra.
A two-piano concerto Will be the piece
de resistance of the dinner program.