Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01
RADIO CONVENTION
FEATURES PROGRAM
WMAL viii Broadcast Spe-
ciaI Numbers From At
Iantic City Studio.

A special program designed as q pre-
opening OF the annual convention OF
the Radio Manufacturers Association
in Atlantic City will be broadcast dur
ing the Majestic Theater of the Air
period tonight over WMAL and net
work of other Columbia Broadcasting
System stations.
The major portion of the program
will come from the studios of WPG in
Atlantic City. 1t includes a concert
by q 50-piece brass band and an or
chestra. In addition there will be
musical features from New York, with
Redferne Hollinshead, Grace Lamar
and Arnold Johnston's Orchestra par
ticipating.
Another special presentation will be
q religious service to mark the birth
day of the Church at Pentacost, sched-
uled at 4 o'clock. Rev. George w.
Knepper of Akron, Ohio, will preach
the sermon. Columbia's Cathedral
Hour" choir will sing the hymns. An
attempt will be made to girdle the
globe with this program through two
short wave stations
Nine. Dora Boshoer, soprano; Eli
Spivak, baritone, and Florence Stern,
violinist, will be the soloists in the
Around the Samovar' program A
supporting musical program Of Russian
Gypsy numbers will be played by Peter
Bnjo's Balalaika Orchestra.
Program Will Honor Finland.
Aside from the Birthday of the
features include another "Conclave of
Nations" program In which Finland
will be honored. Axel Leonard Astrom,
Minister from Finland, will be the
speaker. Senator Shipstead of Min
nesota will introduce him.
Lewis James, tenor, and leader Of
the popular Jewellers Quartet, will be
the soloist in the Atwater Kent hour
tonight over WRC and other National
Broadcasting Co. stations. Works Of
Rudolf Friml will be featured by both
James and Josef Pasternack's Orches-
Z ira. The solo numbers of James will
be Sympathy" from THE Firehy,"
and only Rose" from 1.-THE Vaga-
bond King"
Special harmonic arrangements of hits
from talking pictures will be played by
the Studebaker Champions The prin-
cipal numbers will be Following the
Sun Around" Diane" and IN See
You Again"
The feature of the Chase g. Sanborn
program will be an Interpretation by
, Gilman and Arden, the piano duo of
the current hits, "Ro, Ro Rolling
Along and I'm in the Market for
be the ensemble specially.
Louise Bave, soprano, will be the
guest soloist in the Capitol Theater
program. She will sing the Mad
Scene" from Thomas opera, Hamlet"
Inaugurate New Feature.
WRCs afternoon program contains a
new attraction, the National Sunday
Forum" to be conducted by Rev. Ralph
w. Sockman, pastor of the Madison
Avenue Episcopal Church in New York.
This program replaces DR.. 8. Parkes
Cadman's hour.
VOL will broadcast the morning
service of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church. The stations musical
feature will be a joint recital by Ethel
Lynn Fast and Eva Whitford Lovette,
both sopranos.
A program by the Young Peoples
Union of the First Baptist Church OF
Alexandria, Va, will be broadcast this
afternoon by WJSV. The evening pro-
gram of the station includes recitals by
Chick Godfrey tenor, and Gretta Lud-
wig, contralto, and Charlie Clark's
home hour.