Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
DEBATE FLEXIBLE
TARIFF IN FORUM
Vandenberg and Barley to
Speak Tonight Over WMAL
and Network.

A debate between Senators vanden-
berg of Michigan and Barley of Ken
tuckey over the flexible provision of the
tariff bill which resulted in contro-
verSy between President Hoover and q
coalition of Democrats and Republican
progressives in the Senate will feature
the weekly National Radio Forum to
be broadcast tonight by WNdAL and a
coast-to-coast network Of Columbia
Broadcasting System stations.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican,
will support the flexible provisions of
the tariff, while Senator Barley, :.
prominent Democratic member of the
Senate finance committee, will oppose
those provisions The forum. which is
arranged by The Star, and sponsored by
the Columbia system, is scheduled from
1880 to IL o'clock.
Gloria Swanson to Sing.
The stellar attraction over WRC and
the National Broadcasting Co. network,
which, by coincidence, will be broadcast
simultaneously with the Radio Forum,
is the American radio premiere Of
Gloria Swanson, screen star. who Will
sing Love, Your Spell is Everywhere"
the theme song Of her first talking pic
ture, THE TrespaSser." Miss Swanson,
who win be heard In the weekly Victor
half hour, also viii sing Tosells "Sere-
made" the current song hit in European
capitals.
Miss Swanson has Just returned from
Europe. While in London she appeared
before the microphone of Station 2LO
and one of the songs she sang at that
time was rebroadcast in the United
States over an extensive N. B. c. net
work. She is said to possess soft
soprano voice of exceptional appeal
Rosario Bourbon and his concert or
chestra and the popular Hilo Orchestra
also viii take part in the Victor pro-
gram.
Aside from the Radio Forum, WNTAL
has scheduled its usual array of Column
bia features, which include the weekly
resume of the political situation in
Washington by Frederic William Vile,
the Gold Seal hour, the Temple hour
and a dramatization of THE Milliner
and the Chiropractor, detective
story, based on the thrilling hunt for
the murderer of Anna May Dietrich,
whose horrible death shocked Philadel-
phia some years ago.
The Fleischmann Sunshine hour, the
Jack Frost Melody Moments and the
Seiberling Singers are among WRCs
other outstanding attractions, all OF
which precede the Victor broadcast
with Miss Swanson as its star.
Soprano TO Sing Gershwyn Hits.
Jessica Dragonette, popular radio So
prano, will be the guest artist OF the
Sunshine hour. She will sing Gersh-
wyn song cycle of present-day hits. On
the same program will be Ben Pollack
and his Park Central Orchestra, We'll
come Lewis. famous radio crooner, the
Cavaliers Quartet, and "Scrappy" Lam
bert, singer of popular songs.
Eugene Ormandy and his orchestra
with Oliver Smith, tenor, as the guest
soloist, will present the Jack Frost pro-
gram, which includes Kalman's "Sari,"
Hubbell's Poor Butterfly" and Friml's
"Migonette." Al Jolson's Little Pal"
and Schubert's "Serenade" viii be sung
by the male quartet of the Seiberling
entertainers as the chief feature Of the
broadcast.
DR.. Abram Hoffman, of Chicago will
speak from VOL tonight on Irregular
Teeth and Beauty of Face" The sta
ton also has scheduled the weekly talk
on Sound Investments" by Louis
Rothschild, director of Washington's
Better Business Bureau Its musical
offerings include recital by Elsie Varle I
Lang, contralto, and popular songs by
Jimmie and Ray.
The campaign speech of William