Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
BONELU FEATURED
WITH SYMPHONIES
Famous Baritone and PhiIa-
deIphia and Philharmonic
|, Orchestras on Air Today.

Richard Bonelli, famous baritone Of
the Chicago Civic Opera Co., and two
outstanding symphony orchestras, the
Philadelphia. under the direction Of
Leopold Stokowski, and the New York
Philharmonic, directed Of Erich Kleiber,
will provide the musical piece de re-
sistance Of the radio programs coming
into Washington today over the net
work systems.
the Atwater Kent hour, a National
Broadcasting Co. attraction, will pre-
sent Bonelli as its guest soloist. He
will be heard In nine numbers, rang
ing from the Londonderry air, Would
God Were Tender Apple Blossom, I"
TO the prologue from Leoncavallo's
"Pagliacci''
The Philadelphia Symphony Orches-
ira concert also will be broadcast over
the National Broadcast Co. network.
It Is to be the first of series of four
concerts arranged especially for broad
casting, and by the use of an elaborate
esoteric device designed to eliminate
tonal deficiencies, Stokowski expects 1t
to be the most faithfully reproduced
symphonic broadcast the Nation has
ever heard.
Stokowski Has -Four Numbers.
stokowsd has arranged a program
for the premiere of only four numbers,
modern in character and spirit These
beniz; Manuel de Falla's "El Amor
Brujo." the La Cathedrale Engloutie,"
of DebusSy and Ravel's "Bolero"
Beethoven,s Symphony No. 8" will
feature the concert of the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra to be broad
cast by WMAL and the network OF the
Columbia Broadcasting system. The
other numbers are Goldmark's Spring
time Overture" the Enchanted Isle"
of Grunberg; the "Scherzo Capriccioso,
Opus Sc" of DvCrak, and Strauss It'll
Eulenspiegel."
Aside from the Philharmonic SYM
phony Orchestra concert and Bonelli's
recital, WRC announces several other
major musical programs to be provided
by Mai. Edward Bowes and his Capt.
toll Theater family and the Chase
and Sanborn Choral Orchestra. Jack
Mason and Earl Lawrence, piano duo,
will be the stars of the Capitol TheAter
presentation. The Chase and Sanborn
broadcast will feature a tabloid YER
sion Of George M. Cohan's early hit,
''Forty-five Minutes From Broadway"
Statesman win Speak.
The Marquis Of Zetland, one Of the
British statesmen best informed about
Indian affairs, will speak TO the Ameri-
can radio audience from London over
WNIAL and the Columbia network on
''The Problem of India" The Con-
clave Of Nations program to follow at
80 o'clock will honor Lithuaflia. The
speaker will be Bronius Balutis, Lithu-
anian Minister to the United States.
His topic is "Lithuania and the United
States
Another talk by DR.. julius Klein,
Assistant Secretary of Commerce, Is
scheduled by WMAL ct o'clock. He
will speak on the outlook for American
trade with the countries Of Latin
America.
Mathew Lake and his band win pre-
sent a varied program. The selections
include THE Parade Of Jack and Jill"
1.-THE Pilgrim" and THE Scarf Dance, !"
The back home hotir viii observe its
first anniversary ON the air with a spe-
cial program. George Chapman Of To-
ronto, bass soloist, viii sing Through
the Darkness" from Rossini's "stabat
Mater" as the musical feature Of the
broadcast. The sermon Of Or. Clinton
H. Churchill VIII be On Moving "a
Destiny
Henry Nestor. baritone. ana Or.
Cameron's Tango Troubadours viii
contribute to the program of WJSV.
In addition to It's regular Sunday morn
ing broadcast, VOL win be on the air
In the afternoon with Q musical pro-
gram and the second Of the series of
Catholic Hours from the Church of the
immaculate Conception.