Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
.LONDON-HOLLAND
BROADCAST TODAY
Farley Delegate and World
Court Official to Be Two
of Speakers.

Two of the outstanding radio pro-
grams today will come from the other
side of the Atlantic. WMAL and other
Columbia Broadcasting System stations
will distribute program from London,
while WRC and the combined networks
OF the National Broadcasting Co. have
scheduled a special broadcast original
ing i'm Holland.
The London rebroadcast will come
firstly from 1890 to 12:45 o'clock this
afternoon. 1t includes a discussion of
the Five-Power Naval Conference by
Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania
and Frederic William Vile.
The program from Holland is sched-
uled from l to 2 o'clock. replacing the
regular production of the National Light
Opera Co. over WRC and its associated
stations. Bernard C. j. Loder, inter-
national jurist. author and first chief
justice of the World Court, will open the
program with 15-minute talk. A As
minute program of music will follow.
WRC'S evening program contains its
usual attractions, with the Atwater Kent
hour heading the list Tito Schipa.
Chicago Opera Co. tenor, and Kathleen
Stewart, pianist, will present this fea-
ture.
Schipa's Selections.
Schipa will sing DE Bist die Rub"
"a Pastoral" "Ombra Mai Fu' from
"Xerxes," III Milo Tesoro" from Don
more" "Ah! Non Credevi Tu" from
"Mignon' and La Donna Mobile"
from "Rigoletto." Miss Stewards con-
tributions will be the "Andante from the
Piano Concerto in D Minor" "Minuet"
from "L'Arlesienne," "Nocturne in F
Sharp" and "Waldesrauschen."
Disraeli, builder of empires and mas
a.. - ,R,SlI s-R, A.
Durant Heroes of the World broadcast
at o'clock. The story lifts from the
pages of history the chapter which
shows Disraeli at home on the eve Of
his first appointment to the Office of
Prime Minister Of England. After 80
years Of political life he realizes his am
bition.
The Old Company Singers, Charles
Harrison and Labert Murphy, tenors;
Vernon Archibald, baritone, and Frank
Croxton. bass, with Arthur Leonard,
accompanist, will present a program of
hymns at $50. Martin Luther's Elm
Feste Burg" leads the group, which also
includes Day is Dying in the West"
Lead, Kindly Light" Sing Allelulia
Forth" Come, Thou Almighty King,
"Al Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
and "Tarry With Me-"
The Davey hour and the Chase &
Sanborn program are among WRC's
other features. In the Davey broadcast
Judson House, tenor, will sing "Kath-
leen Mavourneen," one of Ireland's
most popular songs. The speciality in
the Chase g. Sanborn program will
be two-piano Interpretation by Phil
Gilman and Victor Arden of the STIR
ring "Hallelujah" from Hit the Deck"
Majectic Theater Program.
Dale Wimbrow. popular radio and re-
cording artist, will be the featured artist
broadcast tonight over WMAL. He will
sing several of the songs of his own
composition. Arnold Johnson's Or
chestra and two SoloistS, Reference
Hollinshead and Muriel La France also
will take part in this program.
Selections from operate productions
and talking pictures have been injected
into the McKesson News Reel of the
Air program, while the French Trio will
feature "Idyl," the latest composition of
Elliott Schenck. Ben Alley, tenor, will
sing the romantic old favorite, my
Wild Irish Rose" in the La Palma pro-
gram. Jesse Crawford announces that
the principal selection In his weekly
organ recital will be excerpts from the
opera, III Trovatore."
"Driftwood," play dealing with a
young man whose heart was broken
by the girl he loved. will be unraveled
in the Arabesque dramatic period. The
back home hour to follow will feature
Nearer. Still Nearer" a composition
of Mrs. G. H. Morris. A hymn that was
used as theme song" of State Sun
day school convention in Pennsylvania
also appears on the program. 1t is
known as There's New Day Dawn
ing"
Rose Krick, popular dramatic soprano,
will give her farewell recital this morn
ing from VOL. The stations program
also includes a broadcast of the morn
ing service of the Calvary Baptist
Church and a joint recital by Bonnie
D. Sosamon, soprano, and Louis Thomp-
son, tenor.
Life on an Ocean Greyhound" is the
subject of Dr. j. o. Knots weekly
travel talk to be broadcast tonight by
WJSV. Chick" Godfrey, tenor, and
L. z. Phillips, trombonist, also will be
heard from this station.