Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-23
LUTHERAN CHOIR
IS WMAL FEATURE.
Program Tonight From Synod
Session in st. Louis.
Other Events.

The Walther League Capella Choir
OF st. Louis, directed by William B..
Heyne, will present the musical por-
ton of the Lutheran hour tonight over
WMAL and a network of other Column
bia Broadcasting System stations.
The Lutheran hour will originate IN
Et. Louis, under sponsorship OF the
Lutheran Laynen'S League OF the MIS-
souri, Synod Of the Lutheran Church
The program will open with the sing.
ing Of "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God"
the battle hymn Of the Reformation,
composed by Martin Luther in the six
teenth century. The other selections
include Grieg's "The Word of God"
and two Bach compositions, Pour
Chorale Harmonizations" and NOW
All the Woods Are Sleeping.
Annette Hanshaw, contralto, will fea-
ture the Van Heusen program with
repetition of her famous Interpretation
Of that melodious lament OF a dance
hall hostess, Ten Cents a Dance.
Frank Parker, tenor, will contribute
"Gee, But I'd Like to Make You Happy
and "Roamin' Through the Roses"
The orchestra, under the direction OF
Billy Artzt, will play a number of popu-
lar melodies
Claude G. Bowers to Speak.
Claude G.. Bowers, editor of the New
York Evening World and keynote
speaker at the Democratic National
Convention IN Houston in 1928, will be
heard during the Democratic radio
tration" Is his subject.
A dramatic sketch depicting how
Calico worked out the theory of the
pendulum will be the Hamilton Watch
presentation. The role of Calico will
be played by Coburn Goodwin, who APP
peared with Jane Cowl for the last
Dance music by Lloyd Huntley's Or
chestra from Minneapolis and detec-
tive mystery dramatization are among
WAAL's other outstanding Columbia
features. The stations attractions OF
local origin include recital by Rosa
Polio Jarman, soprano, and q lS-
minute program of popular songs ~
Stanley Bell and Les Colvin.
Rosa Ponselle, prima donna OF the
Metropolitan Opera Co., will be the
soloist Ia the r. G. A.-Victor hour to-
night over wRC and other National
Broadcasting Co. stations. She Will
sing arias from famous operas as well
as some Of the songs so popular with
her concert audiences. Included IN the
program will be an aria from the last
act Of Veriis Don Carlos" two songs
by Sodero, and an aria by RoSsini:
rosario Bourdons Orchestra will round
out the program with group OF
classical selections, ranging from Mas
senet's under the Fins" to the over
ture to Thomas "Mignon."
Swedish Scientist Event"
Alfred Nobel, the great Swedish
scientist, is to be the reincarnated guest
Of honor at the Arco Birthday Party.
The musical program, honoring COM
posers whose birthdays occur this week,
Includes the Simple Confessions" OF
Thome and LISTS "Liebestraum."
A program in q popular vein VIII be
presented by Eugene Ormandy and his
orchestra In the Jack Frost Melody
Moments broadcast. Oliver Smith,
tenor soloist, win sing Friml's Il Amour,
Tonjours' Glamour" and Rombergs
'sNina Rosa"
WJSV will draw thu major portion Of
its program tonight from the wash
ineton Auditorium, where the Disciples
Of Christ are holding o world conven-
ton. The stations musical attractions
viii be q concert by Walter Hoit's Fret
Ensemble and recital by Jimmy Har-
The Kohaln Melody Boys and seha
Christie, tenor, win be the principal
contributors TO the program OF VOL.
There also vii be 15-minute pres
entation by Bobby oarnauh and Char
ley Wright.