Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-18
new MUSIC WMAL
FEATURE TONIGHT
RlCh's Orchestra Win BE As
sisted by Columbia Rhythm
ChoriSterS.

Freddie Rich's Orchestra, assisted by
the Columbia Rhythm Choristers, vii
present "a new musical program at
o'clock tonight over WNdAL and other
Columbia RroadcaSting System stations
The initial program contains Ave
munbeTs, opening with "On the Bal
eony in Spain." The other selections
are II Lost My Heart to the Girl of MY
Dreams" II Miss q Little Miss in Ten
nessee," Them Three Eyes" and "Sa-
tan'ss. Holiday"
touchdown" q dramatic comedy
with a foot ball theme, will be broad
cast at S:45 O'Clock, 1t will be based
on q gridiron clash between Burke and
Wellington, two long-sSanding rivals
The incidental music will be provided
BY Justin Rings Orchestra.
With the strains Of Spanish and
Italian music as Q background, David
Ross will interpret tho program, Poets
Gold" to be broadcast from to $3.50
o'clock. The musical selections include
the Neapolitan song. "Catari Catari, .
r Tango du ReVe' and an aria from
Lachaume'S "TrianOn."
Spain World Tour Stop.
Spain is to be the world tour stop.
The musical portion of the program
ranges from guitar selections by Ramon
Montoya to a march by famous
Spanish band.
The Lutheran hour and dance music
by Ben Bernies Orchestra and Ted
Weems and his orchestra are among
WNGAL's other outstanding Columbia
attractions. The stations features OF
local origin are q popular program by
Stanley Bell and Les Colyin and q din
uer concert.
Ruth citing, the queen of synco-
patton" will assist Rudy Vallee and his
Connecticut Yankees IN presenting the
Sunshine hour tonight over WRC and
q network of associated National
Broadcasting Co. stations. She will
sing her famous 'eTen Cents a Dance"
and two popular numbers, MY Love for
You and IF Could Be With You an
Hour Tonight" The orchestra will vary
its program with sentimental and hu-
morouS numbers.
Sir Humphrey Davy, the great Eng
nsh chemist Of a century ago, will be
the dramatized honor guest at the
Birthday Party. Rachael Morton, OPP
cratic soprano; John Moncrieff, baSso,
and the Rondoliers will provide the
musical portion of the program.
The Melody Moments program sounds
the Yuletide note at a childhood pitch.
1t contains. Such SelecCloflS as HanSeI
and GreteI," Ten Little Fingers and
Ten Little Toes Animal Crackers"
and excerpts from Herbert's Babes in
Toyland" Oliver Smith, tenor, and
Helen Oelheim, contralto, will be the
soloistS.
Boys to Provide Music.
Music by the Christ Child Boys Club
and boys from St. Josephis Home and
School will feature the Community
Chest program tonight over VOL The
stations other musical features VIII be
presented by the Kohala Melody Boys,
Dorothy Reddish, soprano, and Seba
Christie, tenor.
wJSV will broadcast tonight spe-
cial program arranged by the District
Of Columbia Society of the Sons OF the
American Revolution. There will be
talks by Representative Sol Bloom, as
sociate director of the George WASH
ington Bieentepnial Commission, and
Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdea, president
general Of tho national society, and
music by the United States Marine
Band. Mai. Clayton =. Emig viii In
Eroduce the speakers.
WJSV also viii broadcast q number
Of other attractions. Prominent among
them are an organ recital and pres
entation by Chick Godfrey.