Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
OPERAT|C AR|AS
ON AIR TONIGHT
Metropolitan Tenor and CeIe.
brated CeIIist Appear in
AtWater Kent Hour.

Frederick Jagel, Metropolitan Opera
Co. tenor, and Beatrice Harrison, cele-
brated cellist, will appear as guest art
lists in a program of operate arias and
concert numbers to be broadcast dur
ing the Atwater Kent hour tonight
over WRC and a network of National
Broadcasting Co. stations. Josef Pas
ternack will conduct the concert orches-
ira which will accompany the artists in
several numbers.
Miss Harrison'S program includes the
MELODY in A" of Gen. Charles G
Dawes, the "Adagio'' from the Con
certo for Cello" and THE Blackbird
Reel" Among Jagel's contributions
are "Ciele Mar" Lohengrin's nara
tive, I'm Fernem Land" AT the Post
ern Gate" Wings Of Night and Pass
ing By"
Charles Thetford, clarinetist, and
Edward Mayer, f1utist. will be the fea-
tured artists in a woodwind duet on the
Capitol Family" broadcast at 1880
O'Clock over WRC. Other artists will
be Louise Bave, soprano; Dorothea
Beckioff, contralto; Waldo Mayo. vio-
linist; Hannah Klein. pianist; Westell
Gordon, tenor, and Yasha Bunchunk,
conducting the orchestra.
"POOr Butterfly High Light.
"Poor Butterfly and Phil Ohmans
composition "Jacquette" will be the
high lights of the Chase g. Sanborn
program over WRC at $50 O'Clock.
Cadman's From the Land of the Sky
Blue Waters" IN See You Again, -
from Bitter Sweet" and Herberts
"Badinage" will complete the program.
Musical comedy hits of this and last
akA @1an Of ho
Studebaker Champions, who will be
heard over WRC at 1918 O'Clock. The
''Kinkajou," from Rio Rita; why
Was I Born?" from sweet Ade1ine. -
and Bottoms Up" from Scandals" are
some Of the outstanding selections.
The program for the Old Company
Songalogue is made up of melodies, old
and new. These songs will be inter-
preted by quartet composed Of Charles
Harrison and Lambert Murphy, tenors;
Vernon Archibald, baritone, and Frank
Croxton, bass.
Pre- New Year Celebration.
The Majestic hour, one of the out
standing attractions tonight on WMAL
and other Columbia Broadcasting SyS-
tenn stations, will take the form of pre-
New Year eve celebration, skipping
from night clubs to hotel dining rooms
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The program, arranged by Wendell
Hall, win take the radio audience from
New York, Toronto and Chicago. A
dozen radio entertainers Of national
fame win take part in addition to the
Toronto Symphony Orchestra and
Arnold JohnSon's Orchestra.
Spinning rapidly from one end of the
world to the other, the McKesSon News
Reel Of the Air, to be broadcast by
WAGAL, at o'clock, will present scenes
from New York City, Constantinople,
Minneapolis and Rome, together with
musical numbers reminiscent of those
cities. In response to many requests,
the ACQUISITION program will be made up
of selections designed to bring back the
memories of minstrelsy and the music
Of the gay eos.
Jesse Crawford, in his weekly organ
recital at 10 O'Clock, will feature Spe-
cial review Of 1929 song hits, which he
has woven into q composition called
THE 1929 Song Parade" The Ara
besQue presentation to, follow will be
q dramatized version of Genius" q
story Of q composer who wrote q
masterpiece and the worlds acclaim
that came too late.
The Ladies Choir of Fairfax, Va, will
open WJSV'S program tonight with an
old-tine hymn sing. The stations
other features include a broadcast of
the services of the First Church of
Christ Scientist, and q concert by the
Gospel Melody Trio.