Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
CONTRALTO TO SING
f. ON CHAIN TONIGHT
Nine. Sigrid 0negin to Be
S.Heard Over WRC and
= N. B. C. Network.

The Atwater Kent hour, continuing
It's parade of grand opera stars. viii
present tonight over WRC and a net
work of other National Broadcasting
Co. stations the famous Swedish con-
tralto, Nine Sigrid Onegin. She has
included in her program three songs OF
Spring and two operate arias for the
dilaa purpose of greeting the verna
season and demonstrating her versa
tility.
The operatic selections are the
rhythmic dance song "Seguidilla" from
the first act of Carmen" and Stride
la Vampa" from III Trovatore." "KomTn
Lieher Mai" Swedish Love Song and
"A Spring Fancy" are the three Spring
songs.
Florence Nightingale. the pioneer wal
nurse, who introduced an element OF
humaness into the cordid horrors OF
the battlefield. will be honored in MEM
DRY in the Durant Heroes Of the
World" dramatic sketch. 1t will be
based on the Crimean War.
Many Musical Features.
Erva Giles. soprano, and Frances
Holcombe, contralto crooner, will aug
ment the Chase 81 Sanborn Choral Or
chestra for its weekly broadcast. Miss
I1OlCOtIlDG Will lIldk6 IleI DON WIN SOlS
passages in Garry Me Back to Old
Vireinny" and the famous Deep in
My Heart" from The Student Prince
Miss Giles will be the solo partner OF
Prank Luther, tenor in What Do
Carer" and a medley Of Jerome Kern
tunes. AS their contribution to the
program Gilman and Arden, the piano
duo, will play q racy number, Fash
ionette."
The Davey program will present
James. Stanley, bass, as its guest SOLO
list. He will interpret "On the Road
to Mandalay." The male quartet will
accompany him. Yales famous "Boola'
song will be sung by the quartet.
In the afternoon WRC will broad
cast q portion of die F1edermaus'
by the National Light Opera Co., and a
rebroadcast from London Of talk by
Harry Flory, manager of the London
bureau Of the international News Serv-
ice. He will discuss current events in
Europe.
Walter Mallory, known throughout
the Northwest as THE Master Tenor,
will be the featured soloist in the
Majestic Theater Of the Air program
over WdAL and associated Columbia
Broadcasting System stations. Red
ferne Hollinshead, Muriel LaFrance and
Arnold Johnson's Orchestra will be
lkGdIQ GLlC pIOSIdul. N2a1lOA
will sing 1.-THE Lullaby" "A Brown Bird
Singing and Moya's Song OF Songs"
viii Tell Of Haiti.
A program of classic music will be
presented by the Columbia Male Chorus
and Orchestra. The Ballad hour is
made up of a group of old and new
ballads, while the Cathedral hour will
feature Gounods cantata. "Gallia." In
the Conclave of Nations period Haiti
viii be honored. Raoul Lizaire, charge
d'afaires Of the Haitian legation, will
be- the speaker. Representative Sol
Bloom of New York will introduce him
In WMAL's evening broadcast the La
Palma Rhapsodizers will play the pre-
Jude to the third act of Wagners
"LoH1engrin" and several popular nelo-
dies. The Back Home hour will honor
Rev. s. F. Smith. author Of My Coun-
try, It's of Thee"
VOL has augmented its program to-
day with a concert by the Columbia
Banjo Club and q broadcast of the
services from the Church OF the I'm
maeulate Conception. 1t also will
broadcast the morning services of the
First Congregational Church.
The Capitol Sacred Singers and Radio
Artists Quartet viii join in presenting
q 45-minute program tonight over
WJSV. GFetta Ludwig, contralto, anc
l. 2. Phillips. trombonist, also will con-
tribute TO the program.