Evening star., 1930-11-30
TO SPEAK
! OVER WMAL TODAY
Martlnelli to Appear With
Classical Program on
/ WRC Tonight.

Normal Angel, Labor member OF the
British House of Commons, will speai
to the American radio audience from
London today through q network Of
Columbia Broadcasting System stations
In which WMAL will be the washington
link.
peace and Anglo american Rela-
tions" Is the topic Of Mr.. Angells talk
which will be broadcast at 12:3(
o'clock His voice will cross the Allan
tic On short waves.
Montreal Band on Air.
A concert by the Canadian Grenadiel
Guards Band of Montreal and the regu-
lar Conclave of Nations program will
follow the London rebroadcaSt. The
band will feature the first OF four
marches written by Sir Edward Elgal
under the general title of "Pomp and
Circumstance The Conclave Of Ma
tions program will honor Siam. The
speaker will be Maj. Gen. Prince Amo-
Tadat Kridakara, Siamese Minister tc
the United States.
u Other Columbia attractions to be
broadcast this afternoon by WMAL in
ciude a concert by the Curtis Symphony
Orchestra and a classical program by
the French Trio. The Curtis Orchestra,
composed of 10 pieces, will play
Aaydn's ninth Symphony in G Minor, y
Strauss tone poem, Don JUAN" and
two Wagner compositions, "The Sieg-
fried Idyll' and the overture to die
Neistersinger."
MartineIIi to Sing.
Outstanding among WMAL's evening
presentations will be dramatization OF
"a Pack of Cards" and the first OF a
new series Of organ recitals by Jesse
Crawford. 1.-THE Pack of Cards" is a
colorful gypsy story, and will be broad
cast during the Curiosity Shop program.
Paul Small, tenor, and 10 solo musicians
playing IN unison to create q doutone
cttal.
The United States School of Music
program, to be broadcast at 6:15 o'clock,
viii feature Alexander Gunn, pianist,
while the Back Home hour will present
rs It's musical speciality an old London
derry air, would God Were the Ten
der Apple Blossom"
Il Giovanni Martinelli, Metropolitan OPP
sra tenor, assisted by Josef Pasternacks s
Orchestra, will be heard In classical
program tonight over WRC and net
work of other National Broadcasting Co.
stations. Martineln will sing 10 oper-
atic arias and ballads, the principal
numbers being the Flower Song" from
Bizet's Carmen" and the Heaven and
Ocean" OF Ponchieln.
Steamship Program Listed.
Gustave Haensci1en will direct the
Choral Orchestra in another popular
\ program at $3.50 O'Clock. The selection
includes "A Dream" Without Love- %
from Flying High" and Cheerful Lit
! tie Earful" Gilman and Arden, the
piano duo, viii contribute two racy
numbers, Gotta Rainbow" and I'm
Yours"
Confidence Is the theme of sketch
portraying an incident in the life OF
King Arthur, to be presented during the
Big Brother Club broadcast. The Capt.
tol family presentation viii feature
Westell Gordon, tenor.
WRC will close its broadcast with a
special program picked up from the
night club aboard the s. s. Leyiathan
This presentation replaces the regularly
scheduled concert by the Russian Ca
thedral Choir. ~.
Violin Trio Scheduled.
WJSV will introduce new and dis
tinctive religious feature today by
broadcasting proceedings of the senior
class of the Sunday school Of Calvary
Baptist Church. One of the features
viii be specially arranged theme song
OF the department, composed for three
violins by Miss Virginia CHreton The
number will be played by a violin en-
semble composed. of Warwick SpateS,
Miss Ellen Wright and Miss Cureton.
WJSV's program also contains all of
its other religious features. The con-
trtbutors include Myra Marshall, So
prano; Roland Wheeler, tenor, and the
Silver String Revelers.
The Orchestra Without Name will
make its debut this afternoon over
VOL. The station also will broadcast
he morning service Of the First Con-
Iregational Church and the Washington
Catholic radio hour from the Immacu-
elate Conception Church.