Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-26
PLAN BROADCAST
! FROM BOAT At SEA
Forty Fathom 'TrawIers to
Present Innovation in
History of Radio.

The Forty Fathom Trawlers will in
troduce another innovation in broad
cast history tonight by presenting their
weekly sketch direct from the deck OF a
fishing trawler in the Atlantic ocean.
The entire cast of Forty Fathom play
ers has gone to sea aboard the traWler
Spray for the unusual broadcast, which
WMAL and associated Columbia net
work stations have scheduled from $3.50
to O'Clock Short waves will carry the
program to Belmore, Long Island, where
it will be picked up and rebroadcast
over the Columbia network.
The third of the series of Van Heu-
sen programs will have Joe and Dan
Mooney, the Sunshine Boys" as guest
artists. In breezy fashion they viii
sing II Have to Have YOU and Does
MY Baby Love?" Wee Lawnhurst,
'blues" singer; a vocal quartet and an
orchestra directed by William Wirges
also will take part in the program. Miss
Iawnhurst will contribute two num-
bers, Since Made a Business of Love-
and Fancy Our Meeting" The or
chestral specialities will be "The Rogue
Song" and Lucky Me, Lovable YOU"
Columbia Singers Program.
The Columbia Singers, supported by
an augmented symphony orchestra, will
present the grand opera concert. Elk
cerptS from THE Bohemian Girl" and
''Rigoletto'' will be featured. The Show
Boat presentation will be a condensed
version of Charles E. BlaneyS More to
BE Pitied Than Scorned." The story
is built around show people, their sue
CesseS, failures and romanceS.
A dramatized version of Maj. G. E.
RusselIS THE Sunken Road" will be
the Philco hour feature. The story Is
based on Mai Russells experiences as
an Army intelligence officer during the
World War. The sketch will have a
background of wartime music, pro-
vided by the Rollickers' Quartet and
William ArtZt's Orchestra.
WMAL's earlier attractions include a
talk by Martin Codel. writer on radio
topics for the North American News
paper Alliance, and recital by Thelma
Callahan, pianist, who made her radio
debut over WRC six years ago. Codel
viii be the speaker in Bill Schudt's
'Going to Press" period. His topic is
''Radio and It's Future"
Bobby Jones, golf champion, and
Stewart Maiden, who coached him on
the fine points of the game, viii be the
principals in the second of the series
of programs known as the Coco Cola
Topnotchers over WRC and associated
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
Grantland Rice, sports writer. will in
terview them before the microphone.
Leonard Joy and his string dance or
chestra will furnish the musical setting.
MObiloiI Presentation.
A Spring program. featuring Lois
Bennett, soprano, and Lewis James,
tenor. will be the Mobiloil presentation.
Lehar's Little Nest of Heavenly Blue"
riII Misc Pnnnatfsc Y1riOriral S0l0
number. With James she will sing the
fSong of Love-" from Blossom Time"
The high light of the Palmolive hour
will be an Interpretation of Walter Dom
oldson's latest composition, Lazy
Louisiana Moon" by the Revelers' Quar-
tet. Olive Palmer, soprano; Elizabeth
Lennox, contralto, and Paul Oliver.
tenor, viii be the soloists. The orches-
trail portion of the program includes a
group of popular melodies.
A talk by Representative Beck of
Pennsylvania on The Changed Concep-
ton of the Constitution" and another
episode of the serial drama, East of
Cairo" are among WRC's remaining
features. East of Cairo" has been
substituted for a previously announced
episode of Mystery House." which has
been postponed because Of the illness
OF the mother of FINS Farr, author of
the melodrama, which called him away
from New York.
A concert by Edith Reeds Entertain
ers, a program of dinner music and a
talk on Nutrition by katherine Nc
Reynolds Mccormick are featured by
VOL.
WJSV will broadcast as it's chief fea-
ture the debate between George Wash
ington University and the University of
Vermont on the subject of "Disarma-
ment." The station also has scheduled
another Organized Citizenship" night.
to be dedicated to Manor Park, and q
program by the "Hongkong Five"