Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
DE LUCIA WILL SING
ON WRC TONIGHT
Italian Baritone's Appear
ance in AtWater Kent Hour
First This Season.

Giuseppe De Luca, Italian baritone
with the Metropolitan Opera Company,
will make his first appearance before the
microphone this season as the guest
artist in the Atwater Kent radio hour
tonight over WRC and associated Ma
tional Broadcasting Company stations.
Supported by Josef PasternackS Con-
cert Orchestra and Pietro Cimara,
pianist, De Luca will sing eight num-
bers, including the recitative and aria
from Thomas Hamlet" and Re
deLahore" of Massanet. The orches-
trail feature will be the "Andante Can
table" from Tschaikowskys String
Quartet"
The Old Company Songalogue. an
other WRC feature will run the eam nut
of Eastern college songs to celebrate the
football season. Cornell, Harvard,
Princeton, Yale, and other institutions
will be represented. The vocal ensemble
with Arthur Leonard pianist, and a
typical school band. will recall UNDER
graduate days, with Harold Sanford
acting as cheer leader.
HighlightS in Variety.
Hits from current Broadway musical
shows, the last movement of Grofe s
well known mississippi Suite, and
Gilman and Arden'S two-piano rhythm
Of How Am to Know are the high
lights of the Chase g. Sanborn Choral
Orchestra's program to be broadcast by
WRC at $50 o'clock.
The Studebaker Champions, the
Maestros Hour, the South Sea Islanders
and the Armchair Quartet are among
WRCs remaining attractions. Under
the direction of Jean Goldkette the
Champions will play program OF light
music featuring LESS Than the Dust"
from Finden's Indian Love Lyrics:
Fred Waldner, tenor, and Buryl Rettlg
and Dick Plat, and the two-piano team,
also will take prominent part in the
program. The soloistS In the Maestros
Hour will be Astrid Fjelde, soprano;
Elizabeth LennoX, contralto; Theodore
Webb, baritone, and Lewis James. tenor.
Cesare Sodero will direct the orchestra.
The Majestic Theater of the Air one
Of WAAL'S major ColumEia Broadcast
ing System presentations tonight, will
depict American college life IN the foot
ball season, with William w. ("Bill'o
Roper, Princetons famous coach Goa, as s the
central figure. The hour will be filled
with stirring gridiron songs from the
great colleges of the country, college
comedy and yells.
Old and New Hits.
The I. T. Scalers. popular orchestra
will open WMAL'S evening program
with varied selection of old and new
hits. ranging from medley of Victor
Herbert compositions to the Turkish
March" from Beethoven's ruins of
Athens" The La Palma Rhapsodizers
to be heard at o'clock also will present
o diversified program, the feature of
which will be THE Sketch Book Med
ley"
The "Back Home Hour" WMAL's
closing attraction, coming from Buffalo,
contains selections from three operas
"Knights of the Holy Grail from
wagner's "Parsifal," the finale and
sacred theme from Gounods Faust"
and the sMeditation" from "Thais."
WJSv will begin its broadcasting
service at IL o'clock this morning with
O religious service under auspices of
the Protestant Evangelical Association.
Rev. William MacDougall will preach
sermon on 1.-THE Mission Of the Church.
Or Helping Jesus to Rafse the Dead"
The stations evening program is made
UP Of its regular Sunday night features.
where to Motor Today" and
broadCaS6 of the morning service of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church are VOLS only scheduled
features.