Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-29
WRC TO FEATURE
TWO STAGE STARS
CorneIia Otis Skinner and
Mitzi viii Headline N. B. c.
Program Tonight.

Cornelia Otis Skinner, celebrated
stage star, and the ininitable Mttzt OF
musical comedy fame will share the
radio linelight tonight in two OF the
outstanding National Broadcasting Co.
attractions scheduled by WRC.
Miss skinner will take the principal
part in the Eveready hour, to be broad
cast at 8 o'clock, while Mttzi VIII De
the individual star of the Radio-keith-
Orpheun hour, to begin an hour ana
half later.
For her broadcast Miss Skinner has
chosen four Of the sketches which have
made her famous. "Snowbound, a
dramatic record of two small-time
Vaudeville hooters" will be the out
standing one. The others concern
Philadelphia mother helping her young
son with his algebra problems; motor
ing In the gay COS in noisy, wheezy
ne-cylinder car; the tribulations OF an
American girl equipped only with nm
fishing school French trying to order
dress over a telephone in Paris, and an
irnpressionistic voice picture called The
Cold November Wind" The musical
background to Misc SINNERS sketches
viii be provided by Nathaniel Shikret
and his orchestra.
Film Songs Featured.
Leo Reisman and his orchestra and
Nanette Marchand. a vaudeville singer,
and steward Baird, baritone, also will
take part In the Radio-Keith-O rpheum
hour with Mitzi. The orchestra Will
play several song hits from recent talk
ing pictures and Miss Marchand will
sing two songs from Bebe Daniels forth
coming picture, Love Comes Along"
Selections from Vincent Youman's
latest musical comedy, Great Day"
I'D lob ynI1f ~ fha prnYahV.
Tactic hour over WRC at $50 o'clock.
Other selections include waiting at the
End of the Road" Song of the Blues"
ST MAY Be Your Once in a While"
(from Angel Face"o, Gypsy Blues"
(from "shufie Along'D and "One Sweet
Letter"
Flying without Motors" is the title
of the story of the gliding art which
Edward S. Evans, former holder OF the
nd-the-world speed record and now
president of the National Glider Asso-
citation, will present during the Roads
Of the sky broadcast at 7o'clock.
Tenor on WMAL Program.
Oliver Smith. tenor, will again be
the guest Soloist with David Mendozas
Orchestra in the Fada program to be
broadcast by WMAL and other Column
bia Broadcasting System stations.
Smiths CONTRIBUTORS nave uoI peeIl
announced, but the orchestra has
scheduled a varied program featuring
the "Florodora Sextet," Victor Herbert's
ARRANGEMENT of LISTS "Liebestraum,"
and q medley of Romberg compositions.
Once again the Old Gold Paul White
man hour will originate in Hollywood
tonight, where the "jazz king" has gone
with his orchestra to make sound pic
ture. The program opens with "Marche
Militaire" and large group Of popular
numbers with vocal interpretations.
Romance Around the Corner" is the
title of the True Romance drama to be
broadcast by WMAL at $50 o'clock.
An augmented orchestra will furnish
the musical background.
The s. s. Silver State Orchestra and
the Columbia Trio will take a prom!-
nent part in the program of WJSV.
The soloists include Percy Silverberg,
tenor; Sylvan Meth. violinist: Everett
Stevens and Nellie wy, pianists.
Betty and Anna Arlen, popular sing
ing team, will contribute to the musical
portion Of the VOL program. Other
features are . recital by Estelle Hunt
Dean, soprano, and q late two-houc
dance program.