Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23
LUCILLE COLLETTE
IS GUEST SOLO|ST
VioIinist Who Entertained
Soldiers in France to
Give Concert.

Lucille Collette, violinist, who enter.
tanned the American soldiers in France
during the World War and the Army
of Occupation in Germany after the
signing of the armistice, will be the
guest soloist in the Atwater Kent hall
hour tonight. which WRC will broad.
cast in conjunction with its associates
in the National Broadcasting Co.
Assisted by a concert orchestra, under
the direction of Josef Pasternack. Mis-;
Collette will present a varied program
sitions. Her principal contributions
will be the old Irish melody. The Last
Rose of Summer" and Sarasate's
Gypsy Airs" The orchestra will play
gems from Romberg's "Maytine," Her
bert's Cuban Serenade" and several
other numbers.
Feminine voices will be heard for the
first time with the Russian Cathedral
Choir in its weekly broadcast tonight
over WRC and other N B. G.. stations
The choir will open its program with a
Thee" followed with a soprano solo by
Anita Lowell There also will be a
medley of Russian folk songs by the
male choir and violin and piano duet
of Tschaikowskys Eye Who Have
Yearned Alone"
Current Broadway Hits.
Current Broadway hits will be played
BY the Studebaker Champions in their
concert over WRC and associated sta
lions beginning at 9:15 O'Clock. You
Were Meant for Me-" a selection from
Spring Is Here" and the popular Il
Kiss Your Hand. Madame" are some
of the featured numbers. The last
named will be played by piano duo.
WRC'S program also contains all OF
its other regular Sunday attractions.
Chief among these are the Roxy Sym
phony concert and the violin recital by
Godfrey Ludlow in the afternoon. and
the Capitol Theater broadcast and
SUNDAY at Seth Parker's" at night.
The La Palma hour, featuring the
comic sketch, Mrs. Murphy's Boarding
House" and the Majestic Theater OF
the Air are two of WMAL's major at
fractions tonight. The latter will take
the form of a fast moving revue par
ticipated in by Ranger and Carroll, a
two-piano team; Roy Smeck. wizard
Of the strings: Monroe Silver. famed
for his Cohen on the Telephone" ana
a quartet of record stars-Wenden Hall,
Redferne Hollinshead, Charles Lawman
and Maurice Gunsky.
Features From WMAL.
The Sonatron program and the period
Of Russian music known as Around
the Samovar" are among WMALs other
featured presentations tonight, while
the afternoon schedule contains the
Cathedral hour. the DuBarry program,
a recital by Ben Alley. tenor, and the
service of the Tenth Presbyterian
Church Of Philadelphia, where the
pastor, Rev. Donald Grey Farmhouse,
will preach on THE Judgment OF the
Unbelievers."
The quartet of the Seventh Street
Lutheran Church of Lebanon. Pa, will
make its debut at WJSV tonight in a
special program under the direction OF
Rev. C. E. Liebegott This station also
has scheduled recitals by David Martin,
baritone, and Roland Wheeler. tenor.
and a concert by the Ladies Choir OF
Fairfax, Va.
VOL will broadcast this morning the
service of the Calvary Baptist Church.
The regular meditation hour will follow.
The stations other features include a
program by the Christian Science Parent
Church and vesper hour.