Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-28
PARIS OPERA
TO SING over WRC.
Nine. Ritter Ciampi Win Make
American Radio Debut
Tonight.

Nine Ritter Ciampi, leading colora-
tura soprano of the Paris Grand Opera
Co, will make her American radio
debut tonight as the guest soloist in
the American home banquet program
over WRC and other National Broad
casting Co. stations. She will sing
Una Voce POGO Fa" from RoSsini'.
Barber of Seville" and another compo-
sition of the same composer.
burlesque on Verdi'S famous opera,
s "Rigoletto," will be the presentation of
the Alpha and Omega Opera Co. De
Luxe in its broadcast over WRC Clar-
ence Williams will direct the production.
JeSSica Dragonette, soprano. and the
Cavaliers Quartet interpret selections
from Mile. Modesto Victor Herbert s
famous operetta, In the Cities Service
concert. The concert is augmented
with piano duet novelty entitled Ruff
ferreddy," played by Frank Banta and
Milton Rettenberg. Miss Dragonette
and Leo ORourke, tenor select for their
vocal duet Jerome Kern'S Make Be-
lieve."
Eskimos Jump to Argentina.
It's far cry from the Eskimo igloos
OF the frozen north to Argentina, but
the Cliquot Club EskimoS led by Harry
Reser make the Jump in their broadcast
at o'clock. The dashy number, Ar
gentina," and other selections suggest
ing southern chimes make the Eskimos
forget the glaciated north in a program
which includes The Man From the
South, THE Language of Love" and
Dan, the Elevator Man"
Lannie Ross, tenor, sings MY Sweet
er Than Sweet" from "Sweetie" as q
feature of the Raybestos Twins pro-
gram, which will be heard at $780,
Another house of mystery besides the
old DENLY mansion becomes the scene
of the weird happenings in the Mystery
House episode at 1920. The plot sud-
denly shifts to the Fifth avenue town
house of Margot Hemingway, Bob
Brooke's fiancee. This building has
been closed for three years. Prof.
Monteagle and his new rival, Inspector
Hawtrey of Scotland Yard, match wit,
skill and scientific ingenuity while Sally
doubts the identity of Hawtrey.
Other features to be heard over WRC
are talk on Message to the World
War Veterans" by Gen. Frank T. Hines,
director of the United States Veterans
Bureau, and a late dance program by
Horace Walkers Lotus Orchestra.
Saw Artist to Perform.
Stan Davis, musical saw artist, and
Brook Louis, composer, will be the guest
SbdIS Ii Tile bIOWn-0l1b pIO-
gram over WMAL and associated Co
lunbia BroadcaSting System stations.
Louis will accompany the Robin Hood
Quartet in Roses" while Davis win
play, in addition to a special number
on the musical saw, a guitar solo, Body
in the Bag"
The Curtis Institute Of Music pro-
gram will be provided by symphony
orchestra under the direction of Emil
Mlynarski. The concert will consist Of
selections from the classics, the high
lights being the works Of Beethoven
and Dvorak
Life and romance of Russia will be
portrayed by Peter Biljo and his Bala-
laika Orchestra in the In q Russian
Village" period, while the True Story
sketch to precede it will be based on
AFTER Her Revolt" which depicts the
entanglements that involved a farmers
wife who became suddenly rich through
the discovery of oil on the family acres.
S Aside from the Columbia attractions,
W1AL will broadcast several of local
origin. These include recital by Dot
Myers Wildman and a talk by Allan
Fisher, president of the Connecticut
Avenue Citizens Association, on More
Power to Neighborhood Citizens AsSo-
Citations"
Chick Godfrey's radio Gang" and
Art Stones Pebbles will contribute to
the program Of WJSV. The major mu-
steal feature of VOL will be a concert
by the stations studio orchestra during
which Mabel Owens, soprano, will APP
pear as the SoloiSt.