Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-10
WERRENRATH SINGS
OVER WRC TONIGHT.
BodanSky, Metropolitan Di'
rector, Is Co-star of At.
water Kent Hour.

Reinald Werrenrath, American bari
tone, and Arthur Bodansky, famous di
rector of the Metropolitan Opera CO
and of symphony orchestras will be thu
twin stars of the Atwater Kent radio
hour tonight over WRC and associated
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
Bondansky will introduce new typ'
of concert for the Atwater Kent hour!
by conducting the symphony orchestrt
which in the past has been directed by
Josef Pasternack. The orchestra, how.
ever, will continue under Pasternack's
direction, although other guest con-
6uctors will take charge from time tt
time throughout the season.
The orchestra will open the program
with the overture to Wagner's die
Meistersinger. Other orchestral num-
bers include the overture to Mendels-
sohn's "Fingals Cave" and the last
movement from the Fourth Sym
phony" of Tschaikowsky. Werrenrath's
contributions range from group of old
folk songs to VAIN, Wahn," from die
Meistersinger."
New Feature on WRC.
A new feature to be known as the
colbert Sports Revue" also will be in
troduced today by WRC. A band and
vocal choristers will take part, but the
feature each week will be a guest
speaker. The initial talk will be given
by T. A. D: Jones, famous foot ball
coach of Yale.
The Chase e. Sanborn program
scheduled by WRC at $3.50 o'clock again
features Phil Gilman and Victor Arden,
the two-piano team; Welcome Lewis,
contralto crooner, and Mary Mccoy,
soprano. The speciality will be a special
vocal arrangement of the we'll known
classic Of Dvorak, Songs My Mother
Taught Me"
Alexander Hamilton will be the sub
Ject of the drama Heroes of the
World" to be broadcast by WRC at z
o'clock. 1t will be preceded by the Old
Company Songalogue, which is COM
posed of medleys from all American war
periods, with the songs of the World
War predominating
The Studebaker Champions and the
new Jewish radio hour are among
WRCs other outstanding attractions.
The Champions will present a review of
the musical shows of recent years, while
the feature OF the Jewish hour will be a
talk by Albert G. Ottinger, Republican
nominee for the governorship of New
York in 1928. A short play with musi-
cal setting also will be given during this
hour.
Drama Is Scheduled.
"Going to War" a drama based on
the experiences of Wendell Hall as an
Army buck" private in the World War,
will feature the Majestic Theater of the
Air, one of the major features on the
program tonight of WMAL and other
Columbia Broadcasting System stations.
The sketch win be backgrounded against
"A musical program to be provided by a
male quartet and Arnold Johnson's Or
chestra. Hall, the master of ceremonies
IN the Majestic hour, will play the lead
ing role in the drama, supported by a
cast of prominent radio stars.
Another drama, Stars" will be pre-
sented in the "Arabesque" period over
WNAL. 1t is based on a story of the
Sahara and q noted actress who is cap
tured by the Arabs
Parts of two oratorios will be fea-
tured in the Back Home hour, another
WMAL presentation. The program also
contains the works of Wagner, Rubin
stein, Schubert and Verdi
The /. TsgEealers and the La Palma
Rhapsodizers are among the remain
ing WAfAL yufferings The" Ritz Quar-
tet will take a prominent part III the
program Of the Scalers, while the
Rhapsodizers announce light program
VOL viii broadcast the morning
service of the First Congregational
Church. The program of WJSV con-
tains its usual Sunday features, most
of which are Of religious nature.