Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
ZANE CARROLL
GUEST SOLO|S7
Metropolitan Opera Star Will
Sing in AtWater Kent
Hour Tonight.

Jane Carroll, oontralto of the Metro
politan Opera Co., will be the guest
oloiat with Josef Pasternack's Orchestra
In the Atwater Kent hour tonight over
WRC and associated National Broad
casting Co. stations
Miss Carroll will sing four selections,
but her chief number will be the song
that first brought her fame and won
her an opportunity to enter grand opera
-Huguette's waltz song from THE Vag-
abond King" The other selections will
be Deep in My Heart a Lutte Lay Hid, "
winter, Summah, Snow er Shine" and
"A Song of the Heart" The orchestra
will present special arrangements of
the works of Schubert, Grieg, MaScagni
and Herbert.
Schedule Revised.
Several revisions have been made In
WRC'S regular schedule to permit the
introduction of the Chase & Sanborn
Choral Orchestra. The program will
take the form of miniature musical
comedy, featuring Phil Gilman and Vic
tor Arden, popular piano duo.
In the afternoon WRC will broadcast
its usual array of features and one
addition, the Neapolitan Nights broad
cast, which has been heard at night
heretofore. One of the principal must
cal presentations of the afternoon will
be tabloid version of the Victor Her
bert operetta, THE Debutante," by the
National Light Opera Co.
Aside from the Atwater Kent pro-
gram, the night attractions include a
Biblical drama, THE Beginning of Wis
DOM; a concert by the Studebaker
Champions and the regular broadcast
by the Capitol Theater family" in
which Joane Joyson, contralto, will be
the individual star.
DIR. Klein Begins Series.
DR.. Julius Klein. Assistant Secretary
OF Commerce, will begin a series of talks
on The Worlds Business" tonight over
WMAL and other Columbia Broadcast
ing System stations. For his initial
broadcast DR.. Klein has selected for
his topic THE Way of the Eagle-Our
Aircraft Abroad" A 10-minute violin
recital by Sergei Kotlarsky will precede
the talk.
The remainder of WMAL's program is
made up of its usual Sunday features.
These include the Majestic Theater of
the Air, the "ArabeSque" dramatic Pc
riod, Brokenshire's Choral Islanders and
the La Palma rhapsodizerS.
New Songs Broadcast.
Ten new songs, as yet publicly un-
heard, will be broadcast during the
Majestic presentation. Arnold Johnson
and his orchestra, Wendell Hall and
Redferne Hollinshead, together with as
s1sting stage and radio stars, will take
part in the program.
The Trap" is the play to be presented
in the "Arabesque" period. 1t deals
with an unusual man-hunt in the heart
of the Rocky Mountains. A special
musical setting has been arranged for
the play by Yolande Langworthy
The orchestral portion of the La Pa
lima program includes selections from
''Tannhauser," "Dardanella" and Song
of the Bayou"
WJSV will broadcast a special pro-
gram this afternoon in connection with
its "open-house" reception at the Mount
Vernon Hills studio. The night pro-
gram features artists Welleknown to the
stations audience. These include the
Ladies' Choir of Fairfax, Va, and Chick
Godfrey, tenor.
The vesper hour and the sacred song
service, together with the program of
the Christian Science Parent Church
constitutes the afternoon program of
VOL. In the morning the station will
broadcast the service at Calvary Baptist
Church.