Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-19
SENATOR HASTINGS
TO TALK IN FORUM
Senate and Constitution to
Be. Topic Of Broadcast
Tonight on Chain.

Senator Hastings of Delaware viii
make his initial appearance in the
weekly National Radio Forum arranged
by The Star, to be broadcast tonight
by WNdAL and coaSt-to-coast network
of other Columbia Broadcasting System
stations.
The Senate and the Constitution
with particular reference to the issues
which have recently come before It,
will be discussed by Senator Hastings
who is a member of the so-called Re-
publican "young guard" organized DUR
ing. the closing weeks of the special
session of Congress. He Is expected 70
deal specifically with the powers OF the
Senate in determining whether mem
bers-elect and members-oeSlgnate
should be seated, questions which nave
been in the forefront OF pubic ntereSt
Two other interesting talks are on
wMAL's schedule. One will be the
weekly resume of the political situation
in Washington by Frederic William
Vile. The other will come during the
weekly scientific period from 6:lS to
$50 o'clock.
Two Dramatic Sketches.
Two dramatic sketches also are sand
wiched between WMAL'S musical 1ea-
lures. The first will be excerpts from
"Twelfth Night" by Eva LIE Caffeine
and her Civic Repertory Theater group.
Later the True Detective Mystery hour
will present q dramatizatlon OF Ine
Sinister Riddle of Camp Dix" tale OF
the solving of an almost clueIeSS muir.
colder
stretch Of wood near Camp DIX, N: j.
The Russian program, around tine
Samovar," will feature Zinaida Nico.
lima, Elena KaZenoVa, Eli SplVak ana
Peter Bilio's Balalaika Orchestra. A
varied program of Russian music VIII
be presented in vocal and instrumental
form, the speciality being violin SOLO
by Nine. Kazenova.
Mary Garden. internationally famous
opera. star, will be- the principal con-
tributor to the program OF WRC and
other National BrOadcaSting Co. sta
tons. She will appear as the guest
soloist in the Victor hour. assisted by
the new Victor Salon Orchestra.
List OF Numbers.
Prominent in the list of numbers she
will sing is the aria "DepuiS lie Jour, :"
from the opera Louise" in which she
made her frst great hit at the Opera
Coniuue in Paris. Comm Through
the Rye.' eat Dawning," Elm the
cleaning" ''Beau Soir" and Gard
Scene" win be her other solos.
Another OUTSTANDING musical feature
Of wRC will be . tabloid version BY
dis aida" Astrid Ftelse, soprano, VIII
sing the title role. Others In the cast
are Devora Nadworney, soprano: Julian
Oliver, tenor: Frederic Baer, baritone;
Earle Waldo, bass. and Leon Salathiel,
Selections from Massenet's ,'ManOn"
will introduce Jack Frost's Melody Mo-
ments, which Eugene Ormandy's Con.
cert Orchestra win broadcast over WRC
at $50 o'clock. Or1nandy's choice from
the celebrated score includes the tenor
aria. THE Dream" to be sung by Oliver
Smith.
Rudy YaEleo On at O.
Countess Olga MedolaG0 Aliani.
Spanish soprano, viii be featured with
Rudy Valleo In. the Fleischmann hour
at g o,esock. frank Black and the Sell
berltng singers viii broadcast Q varied
program. dedicated 70 Americas halsi~
ness leaders, at 0 o'clock. The pro.
gram Will include such faYorites as
mother" Mendelssohn's "On Wings Of
Song and 'STTees."
The Cowxill Observation-Disclosures, COM
posed of Muriel, Gladys ana Gertrude
Cowsill, will make their radio debut
over VOL at sos o'clock. The sta
TONS other musical presentations In
clude piano recital by Jimmie Harbi-
son and O studio recital under the d.
rection Of Estelle Wentworth.
The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Club and the Kohalo Melody Boys are
featured tonight by WJSV. There are
q variety of other attractions, however.