Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
RADIO SCHEDULES
IN VARIETY TODAY
'WRC Has Added Feature,
"Christmas Club Program"
11:15 to Midnight.

Washington's radio stations will pre-
sent their usual variety of features to-
day with the Atwater Kent hour. and
the Majestic Theater of the Air intro
-ducing the outstanding artists.
WRC has an added feature, however,
called Christmas Club Program.
scheduled from HIS o'clock to mid
Heink, Pedro de Cordoba and 40-piece
orchestra are announced as the principal
participants.
: Giovanni Martinelli, tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera Co., will be the star
of the Atwater Kent hour to be broad
cast by WRC, while the Majestic
Theater, q WMAL attraction, will
feature Willie and Eugene Howard, a
comedy team that has been popular for
the last IS years
Martinelli, assisted by Josef FASTER
nack's Orchestra, will interpret opera
and In addition sing group of specially
selected ballads in italian, French and
English. His principal selections will be
Tosti's 'L'Ultima Canzone" and Celeste
Aida" from Verdis Aida"
Program Reminiscent.
Willie and Eugene Howard have ar
ranged a program reminiscent of the
different periods of the quarter of a
century which has passed since they be-
gan singing their way into the hearts
of the American public. Arnold john
sons Orchestra and Redferne HollinS-
head, ballad singer, also will take part
in the program.
The Gilbert sports revue, the Old
Company Songalogue, the Studebaker
Champions and Heroes Of the
World" sketch based on important in
cidents in the life of Scotlands great
patriot and warrior, Robert the Bruce,
are among WRCs other outstanding
attractions. In addition there will be
the usual Capitol family program and
another Chase and Sanborn preSenta-
ton, featuring Gilman and Arden, the
famous two-piano team, and the "Muted
Capt. "Biff" Jones'. head coach of the
Army foot ball team. will be the guest
speaker in the Gilbert sports revue.
He will talk on foot ball and life at
West Point An orchestra and male
chorus will provide q musical back
ground.
Old songs of the 'S0s will be revived
by a male quartet in the Songalogue.
The speciality, however, will be a spe-
cial arrangement of Champagne Char
lie" by Arthur Leonard, pianist. The
Studebaker Champions will draw upon
musical comedies and dance tunes for
their program.
Other Program Features.
Aside from the Majestic Theater,
WNdAL's program includes "Our Ro-
mantle Ancestors the La Palma Rhap-
soldiers, the Sonatron program and the
Newsreel of the Air, which will touch
on widely separated parts of the earth,
starting at historic Fredericksburg,
Va, and extending TO Accra on the
African coast. s .
A dramatization Of Mallory's famous
ancient legend, 1.-THE Knights Of the
Round Table, and the adventures in
King Arthur'S Court win be depicted in
the knights of the Round Table" pro-
gram. The Rhapsodizers have arranged
q classical program.
Jesse Crawford, who began a new
series Of organ recitals over WMAL and
other Columbia stations last Sunday
night, win be heard in the second pro-
gram tonight which FllI1s the gamut
from classical TO popular numbers. The
selections include Fiotow's Martha"
the Meditation from Massenet's
'Thaisf and Amt Misbehavins,S from
"Hot Chocolates. .
wOL will broadcast the morning
service of the Church of Epiphany and
its regular musical motor guide. The
program of WJSV contains its regular
Sunday features.