Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21
GUNSKY HEADLINES
CHAIN BROADCAST
Group of Popular Songs
Chosen for His First
Major Appearance.

Maurice Gunsky, one-time printer and
now famous radio entertainer and re-
cording artist will be the headliner Of
the Majestic Theater presentation to-
night over WMAL and other Columbia
Broadcasting System stations. Others
who will take part in this program are
Ranger and Carroll, the piano duo star
ring in the The Little Show; the
Mount City Blue Blowers, who have been
producing weird dance music on the
radio and records for more than four
years; Muriel La France, soprano; Red
ferne HollinShead. tenor, and Arnold
johnson and his orchestra.
For his first major, radio broadcast
Gunsky has selected group of the most
popular songs in his repertoire. Among
them are The Little Log Cabin in the
Sing" Consolation" and Pleasant
Dreams" Ranger and Carroll will play
Victor Herbert's Fantasy" and The
Skaters Waltz" Miss La France and
Hollinshead will sing the Song of Love"
as a duet. Each also will be heard in a
solo number. The orchestras contribu-
lions will be of the popular type.
The Walled Garden" love drama
laid in Persia, will be the Arabesque
production, another outstanding WMAL-
Columbia attraction tonight. 1t will be
musical setting.
Russian Music Over WMAL.
Other WMAL features include the
period of Russian music Around the
Samovar," another episode in the serial
sketch, Mrs, MurphyS Boarding House,
and a half hour of sentimental music
in the Souvenir period. WMALS aft
ernoon programs contain its regular
features. The Cathedral hour will pre-
sent an ensemble, choir. orchestra and
vocal soloists. The Symphonic hour fea-
lures Weber's overture to "Oberon," the
opening number.
Wilbur Evans, the young Philadelphia
baritone, who won the 1927 national
radio addition, will be the guest soloiSt
in the Atwater Kent program tonight
to be broadcast by WRC and associated
National Broadcasting Co. stations. His
program contains "Possenti Nurni" from
Mozart's Magic Flute" lie Cor" by
Elegier; "Oh. That It Were So" by
Bridge. and lighter selection. "Ol Man
River" from THE Show Boat"
WRC Program Includes Concert.
Other regular features on WRC's eve
ming program include the concert OF
tne SUuQeDdkeT CEldIIlplOIlS, UAplACuA
drama. xylophone solos by Sam Her
man and the Capitol Theater broad
cast. in which Gertrude Wood, contralto,
will be the individual star.
In the afternoon WRC will broadcast
its usual array Of regular attractions
These include the Maestros hour, the
Roxy Symphony concert and Face to
Face With Our Presidents" by John
Mitchell Chapple. William Mckinley
will be the subject Of this broadcast, the
eighth of series of IA.
VOL will broadcast the morning serv-
ice Of Cavalry Baptist Church, at which
the pastor. Rev. William S. Abernethy,
will preach. The stations afternoon
schedule features a vesper hour and an
other Amos m Andy" sketch.
The Gospel Melody Trio. composed
Of Pauline Hartman. F. w. Hartman
and Mabel Donaldson, will make its
radio debut tonight at WJSV. A num-
Der of other musical features also are
scheduled by this station. which include
trombone solos by l.. 2. Phillips and
vocal recitals by Roand Wheeler, David
Martin, Jack Perry and Chick Godfrey.