Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
MARTHA ATWOOD
TO SING OVER WRC
Premier Macdonald to Speak
in RebroadcaSt Over WMAL
and Columbia Chain.

Martha Atwood, Metropolitan opera
soprano, q rebroadcsst from London of
Q talk by Prime Minister Ramsay Mac
donald of Great Britain, and q con-
cert by the famous Montreal Symphony
Orchestra are three of the outstanding
radio attractions coming into Washing
ton today over the National and Co.
lumbia broadcasting systems.
Miss Atwood will share the Atwater
Kent hour over WRC and an N. B. G.
network with Renee Chemet, French
,violinist, while the Montreal symphony
OrcheStra'S concert, the first Of series
of eight, and Premier Macdonald'S adj
dress are Columbia Broadcasting SyS-
tenn features to be broadcast by WMAL.
In her recital Miss Atwood viii al
ternate operate arias and representa-
tive American compositions, drawing
principally on the works of Warren,
will play the works Of Kreisler, Bruch
and Wieniawsli.
VILE to Introduce Premier.
Premier Macdonald will speak from
1880 to 12:45 o'clock. Frederic Will
concert Of the Montreal Symphony Or
chestra will come through the studios
OF CKAC from 2 to 8 O'Clock, replacing
the Symphonic Hour. The orchestra Is
composed by 80 musicians, under the
baton Of Edmond Trudel. Its initial
program is composed Of the allegro
Vivace" from Mozart's Jupiter SYM
phony"; Franck's SYMPHONIC poem;
Redemption; the Caucasian Sketches
of Ipollitoff -Ivanoff and Berliozs over
tlIre, 1.-THE Roman Carnival"
In addition to its regular N. B. C.
attractions WRC has scheduled q con-
cert by a trio of Washingtons new
National Symphony Orchestra from
1880 to o'clock, the period formerly
occupied by "Neapolitan Nights" The
trio is composed Of j. Lionel Goodman
violinist; Charles Hellinger, cellist, and
Rudolf Dchramm, pianist Hans Kin.
der, conductor Of the orchestra. viii
make q brief talk between the musical
selections.
Chase q SanbOrn Program.
An irnpressionistic musical picture,
''RaRamufln," will be played by Gilman
and Arden, the popular two-piano duo
in the Chase g. Sanborn program.
Another feature will be an interpreta-
ton of the Desert Song" by welcome
Lewis. contralto crooner. Musical moods
of other days will be re-created by Jud-
son House, Irish tenor, in the Davey
broadcast. The Durant Heroes OF the
World sketch will be based on custer
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the Western frontier.
The international goodwill feature,
known as the "Conclave Of the Ma
tions" makes its appearance on WMALe
schedule today, having been removed
from the Tuesday program. turkey
will be honored in this broadcast, In
which Ahmed Mouhtar Bey, TURKISH
Ambassador to the United States VIII
be the central figure. Representative
Stenhen q. Porter of Pennsylvania,
chairman Of the House foreign analrs
committee, will introduce him.
Among WAGAL's other Columbia pres.
ontations are the Majestic Theeter OF
the Air, during which GUM Ryan,
famous announcer Of Station WoN IN
Chicago, will give q blow-by-ploW Qe.
ecription Of the seventh or the so-calleo
''long count" round OF the dempsey:
Tunrey fight, and recount the 1877
Kentucky Derby, which was won BY
Whiskery. Redferne Hollinshead. Mu-
REL IA France and Arnold Johnson's
Orchestra also will take part in this
program.
Crawford Has Unique RrpgraMA.
For his weekly organ recital ia the
Royal broadcast, Jesse Crawford has ex~
ranged another unique program, nade
I'D Of the works Of Walter Donaldson.
Special attantion will be KfVen 70 the
musical comedy "Whoopeep and the
talking picture Cameo Kirby"
VOL viii broadcast sthe morning
service at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church in addition e 9 short
musical program to be pr09daed BY Earl
Carbauh, baritone, and Ethel Lynn
Fast, soprano. WJSV VIII broadcast
the evening service, Of tbs Patriotic
Protestant Evangelical Association and
Q varied musical program.