Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-13
CHORALE SOCIETY
LUTHERAN FEATURE
Special Male Quartet and
Buffalo Organization win
Be on Air Tonight.

The Lutheran Chorale Society Of Buff
falo and q special male quartet viii
present the Lutheran Radio Hour to-
night over wNAL and q network of
other Columbia Broadcasting System
stations.
The program, originating In Buffalo,
includes three well known Lutheran
chorales by the chorus. and two hymns
By the quartet. In addition, there will
Be q short sermon by Rev. Walter A.
Maier on 1.-THE Most Beautiful Thing in
the World Grace"
Annette Hanshaw, diminutive and
0ark-eyed contralto, will again be heard
rs the featured soloist on the Van
Heusen program. She will sing Baby
Birthday" new song by Anne Ronald,
and Three Little Words Frank
Parker, tenor, and Billy Artzt's Orches-
ira viii furnish the supporting musical
program.
"a Psalm Tune" a drama depicting
the ingenuity of q patriotic Colonial
girl In disclosing the hiding place of q
British spy, win be the Hamilton Watch
presentation. The cast contains T.
Daniel Frawley. veteran stage star, Sid
ney Blackmer and Lucille Wahl.
Program Of Light Classics.
A program of light classics will be
presented by a selected group of CO.
lumbia artists and Claude McArthur's
Orchestra in the Voice of Columbia
broadcast. The artists are Marion
McAfee, soprano; Helen Nugent, con-
tralto: william Hahn, tenor, and Crane
Calder. bass.
Another detective story dramatiza-
ton, Q Plymouth World Tour broad
cast, and an hour and half of dance
music are among WAAL's other Colur1-
bia presentations: The stations at
fractions of local origin include the
weekly merchants dinner concert and q
popular program by Stanley Bell and
Les Colvin.
Libby Holman, blues singer of
~Moanin' Low Fame" will assist Rudy
Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees In
presenting the Fleischmann Sunshine
Hour tonight over WRC and National
Broadcasting Co. network. Miss Hol-
man win sing two hits from her newest
Broadway show, "Threes a Crowd"
"Yaller" and Something to Remember
You By"
The International Singers, a famous
quartet composed wholly of operate
singers, are featured on the Jack Frost
Melody Moments program. The spon-
sors have dedicated the program to the
American Red Cross. The quartet will
sing STOUT Hearted Men, Beyond the
Blue Horizon" Sylvia" and selections
from "Pinafore."
Stevenson, Arco Guest.
In the weekly r. G. A. Hour Nath-
aniel Shilkret's Orchestra will be heard
in a varied program which contains
many popular classical favorites. The
selections range from Wagner'S march
from "Tannhauser" to excerpts from
1.-THE Mikado."
The Arco birthday party entertainers
has as its reincaruated guest Of honor,
Robert Louis Stevenson. The musical
portion OF the program is made I'D Of
selections by the Rondoliers Quartet,
Harold Hansen. tenor, and John Mon
Grief, baSso.
WRC's principal attractions Of local
origin will be q dinner concert by the
Shorel1am Concert Orchestra and a late
organ recital by Otto T. Beck. The
Beck recital Will be broadcast from the
Rialto Theater and contains eight Sc
lections, including "Humoresque,
Souvenir" cat Dawning," "The
Rosary and Dear Old Pal O. Mine"
En- Nicer, Egyptian tenor; Walter
Hollis Fret Ensemble and the Bell Hops
Dance Orchestra viii be among the col-
tributors to the program Of WJ6V.
VOL viii broadcast as its chief fea-
lures Community Chest program and
concert by the Kohala Melody Boys.