Evening star., 1929-12-08
FINAL STOKOWSKI
CONCERT TODAY
French Program Arranged by
Noted CompoSer-Many
Other Features Listed.

The third and final concert of the
special Philco series by the Philadelphia
Symphony Orchestra, directed by Leo
pold Stokowski, will be broadcast from
$50 to $50 o'clock today by WRC and
an extensive network of National Broad
casting Co. stations.
Stokowski has arranged an all-French
program for the concluding broadcast
which, as in two preceding concerts, will
originate in Philadelphia. The spe-
cialty will be Cesar Franck's Symphony
in D Minor" a work of great power and
imagination which reaches its height
of beauty in the allegretto. The
other selections will be BerlioZ' Hun
garian March" from THE Damnation
of Faust" and Debussy's nocturne,
Festivities"
Artists Share HoS.TS.
Katherine Meisle, contralto of the
Chicago Civic Opera Co., will share
honorS with ToScha Seidel, noted violin
ist, in the Atwater Kent hour tonight
over WRC. The Atwater Kent Or
chestra will be directed by William
Mengelberg, conductor of the famous
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra.
The four Frohne sisters, harmony
singers, will be featured with galaxy
of prominent radio artists in the Capt.
toll family program at 1880 o'clock.
Wesley Eddy, who is appearing as mas
ter of ceremonies at the Capitol Thea
ter, also will be heard in this program.
Charles XII, the brilliant and almost
superhuman King of Sweden, who In
the early eighteenth century dominated
the political map of Western Europe,
will be the subject of the Heroes Of the
World" dramatic sketch to be broadcast
at z o'clock. The Chase & Sanborn
program at $3.50 o'clock will feature
Mary MCCOY, petite soprano, who is
starring in the operetta "a Wonderful
Night" Phil Gilman and Victor Arden,
the piano duo, and Welcome Lewis, con-
tralto crooner, also will be heard in this
program. The Studebaker Champions
announce varied program, featuring
special orchestral version of Love, Your
Spell is Everywhere" the song which
Gloria Swanson sang in her recent
broadcast.
Composer at Piano.
A program of the compositions of
George Gershwin, with the composer
appearing as the piano SoloiSt and di-
rector of Arnold JohnSon's Orchestra,
will be presented in the Majestic Thea
ter of the Air over WNdAL and
46 other Columbia Broadcasting System
stations. South Sea Isles" Stairway
to Paradise" and the Rhapsody in
Blue" are some of the outstanding num-
bers.
In the Arabesque dramatic period
there will be a tabloid version of DE
ciSion,' play which deals with mans
problems In loving a woman he couldn't
marry. It will be followed by the
weekly organ recital by Jesse Crawford,
who will feature "Herbertiana," a med
ley of six selections drawn from the
works of Victor Herbert.
Selections from Grieg's peer Gynt
Suite" a medley of Civil War songs
and Won Tilzer's "Over the River to
Queens" will serve to introduce three
of the widely scattered locations to
be visited in the McKesSon NewSreel
Of the Air program at o'clock. The
ACQUISITION program at $50 O'Clock
viii recall memories and music Of a
comic opera hit of Is years ago-"The
Isle of Bong Bong" An orchestra, the
Ritz Quartet and two Soloists, IrmH
De Baum, soprano, and Joseph Howard,
tenor, viii provide this program.
Another WMAL attraction, the La
Palma RhapsodizerS, will play variety
of compositions. The solo numbers by
Miss La Palma will be Caro- Nome"
from ''Rigoletto," and Roland Farleys
pipes OF Pan"
Miss Yocum in Recital.
Miss Florence Yocum, soprano, Dis
trict winner in the 1929 Atwater Kent
radio addition, and Miss Paige Bur-
roughs, contralto, will give a joint re-
cital at 1920 o'clock this morning aC
VOL A broadcast of the morning
services at the Church of Epiphany
will follow.
An hours program by the Volunteers
of America will be broadcast tonight
by WJSV in lieu of its weekly
hymn sing The station, however, has
retained all of its other regular Sunday
features