Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-05
CAPPER IS FORUM
SPEAKER TONIGHT
Differences Between East
and West on Farm Aid
and Tariff Topic.

Differences which have arisen be-
tween the East and the West in connec-
ton with tariff revision and farm relief
legislation will be discussed by Senator
Capper Of Kansas In the National Radio
Forum tonight over WNdAL and q coast
forecast network of Columbia Broad
casting System stations. ~.
The forum, arranged by The Evening
Star and sponsored by the Columbia
System, will be broadcast at the usual
time, from 1880 to IL o'clock. Senator
Capper will discuss the question from
the standpoint of the Westerner, since
he believes the East should awaken 70
the economic needs OF the great west
and give that section OF Tie country
more consideration In matters of legis-
lation and national administration.
Another outstanding feature on
WNfALs schedule tonight Is q unique
broadcast Of q Hollywood premiere, in
which 20 or more Of the most famous
stars Of FINLAND will take part. The
program will come from the Chinese
Theater in Hollywood, where Ronald
Colman's Condemned" will be having
its first night.
Many Screen NOtables.
Movie stars who have been definitely
cast include Colman himself, Wilma
Banky, Dolores Del Rio, Corinne Grit
nth, Lupe VeleZ, Rod La ROGUE, Louis
Richman and Fannie Rrice. 1t Is
expected, however, that an additional
group Of famous stars will step before
the rnicrophone In this unusual pro-
gram.
Microphones viii be placed inside and
outside the theater. picking up the
AR ~ A AnTSa
events in connection with the premiere
showing Of Condemned"
A dramatization Of the story Of "Chi-
cago'S Sheik Killer" will be broadcast
as the true detective mystery from 8 to
$50 o'clock. It viii be followed by the
Russian musical program, known as
Around the Samovar."
Two outstanding musical features are
scheduled tonight by WRC and other
National Broadcasting Co. stations. One
Is tabloid version Of the Wolf-Ferrari
opera, THE Secret Of Suzanne" by the
National Grand Opera Co., and the
other the Victor hour, to be provided
by Nathaniel Shilkret,s Salon Orchestra
and group Of prominent artists, which
includes Olive Kline, Elsie Baker, Edna
Kellogg and Robert Simmons: The pro-
gram Is made up entirely of the COM
positions of Ethelbert Nevin, whose most
noted works are 1.-THE Rosary" Mighty
Lax q Rose" and "a Day in Venice
The opera has one act with only two
characters. These parts will be taken
by RoSalie Wolf, soprano, and Frederic
Baer, baritone. Cesare Sodero will di-
rect the production.
Rudy Vallee and his orchestra are
again featured In the Sunshine hour.
scheduled at o'clock. Vallee's popu-
larity In Washington is atteSted by the
fact that last week WRC had more than
500 requests for photographs Of the
orchestra leader.
Other Major Attractions.
wRC's other major attractions are
the Jack Frost Melody Moments and
the Soldering Singers. The speciality
Of the Singers will be q special vocal
quartet arrangement Of George Gersh-
wins Rhapsody in Blue" Frank Black,
pianist, win assist the quartet.
Eugene Ormandy'S Orchestra; Oliver
Smith. tenor. and David Grupp. xylo--
phoniSt, Will present the Jack Frost
program. Smith will sing two ballads
'Macushla" and Garry Me Back to Old
Virginia.. Ormandy has made up his
musical menu Of show pieces, including
numbers from Prince Igor" and IF I
Were King
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Club, under direction of Walter T. Holt,
will give its weekly concert tonight over
WJSV. The station also has scheduled
Q number Of other musical features.
Another studio recital, under direc-
ton Of Estelle Wentworth, and q piano
recital by Jimmie HARRISON are among
VOLS outstanding features. Miss Paige
Burroughs, contralto, will open the aft
ernoon program at o'clock with a Is
minute recital