Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05
NINE. HOMER SINGS
! ON RADIO TONIGHT
Star Opens AtWater Kent
Winter Program-0ther
Features Scheduled.

Nine. Louise Homer, world famous
American operate and concert con-
tralto, with her daughter Katherine as
accompanist and pianist will open the
sixth Fall and Winter season of the
Atwater Kent hours tonight over WRC
and network of other National Broad
casting Co. stations.
Mime. Homer will contribute seven
numbers, three of them the works of
her husband. Henry Homer, we'll known
song composer. Her daughter will play
as sole Chopin's ''Mazurka in B Flat
Major"
20 Dear, What Can the Matter Be?"
will be Nine. Honer's opening selec-
ton. She will follow with the Mon
Occur SQUIRE Ia Voix" from Saint
Saens' Samson and Delilah," Bohm's
Calm as the Night and the Banjo
Song" which her husband wrote. In
another group of three numbers are
children's songs-"The House That
Jack Built" Home from School, and
Little Orphan Annie She will close
with 20 Promise Me- from de
Koven's Robin Hood" and God Be
With You Till We Meet Again"
Old Concert Favorite.
Absent an old concert favorite, has
been arranged by Frank Black for the
unique harmonies of the muted singers
as a feature of the Chase and Sanborn
program. Gilman and Arden, the piano
duo, viii play "Confessin' AS a
soprano-tenor> duet, Muriel Wilson and
Frank Luther will contribute Nobody
Cares If I'm Blue"
Caroline Andrews. soprano. will be
the individual star of the Capitol
''Family" broadcast Other participa-
ting artists include Hannah Klein,
pianist: westell Gordon, tenor, and
Waldo Mayo, violinist.
Sam Herman, xylophonist will open
his program with Let Me Call You
Sweetheart" a waltz favorite of 20
years ago. His other selections range
from Nevin's Mighty LAX Rose" to
the popular when its Springtime in
the Rockies"
Russian Air on Program.
The highlight of the Russian Cathe-
dral Choirs program will be Song of
the City Novgorod," an old traditional
Russian air. Nicholas Vasilef will
direct the choir.
Sir Herbert Samuel, member of the
British House of Parliament, will be
heard today over WdAL and a net
work Of other Columbia Broadcasting
System stations in talk on "A Free
Trader Looks at the British Empire and
America" The address will be re-
Columbia's regular Conclave of
Nations program will honor Latvia.
Arthur B. Lule, consul general OF
Latvia, will be the speaker.
A new feature called the Golden
Hour of the Little Flower" viii be in
troduced tonight at o'clock. The
program, originating in Detroit, will be
of a religious nature, consisting OF
music and a sermon by Rev. Charles
Z. Coughlin.
Concert for Patients.
Mayhem Lake and his band will dedi-
cate their concert to patients of the
Oteen Hospital, an institution for dis
albled World War veterans. The pro-
gram contains Rachmaninoff's "Prel-
ude in G Sharp Minor" in paraphrase,
and q group of Carolina" songs, which
includes Carolina Moon" "Cryin' for
the Carolines" and Carolina in the
Morning"
A washington Catholic hour, origi-
mating at the Church of Immaculate
Conception, win be broadcast this after
noon by VOL. During the program
the "Grotto of Our Lady Of Lourdes"
viii be dedicated There will be a spe-
cial musical program by Frederick Nolan
and Miss Florence Yocum.
A group of religious features are on
the program tonight Of WJSV. These
include a broadcast of the service of
the First Church Of Christ Scientist,
and program by the Gospel Spread
ing Association.