Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-10
THOMAS WILL SING
over WRC TONIGHT
8#a
Noted Baritone in Program of
General Motors 'tFamiIy
Party"

Four solos and vocal interlude dur
ing an orchestral Interpretation of ex-
cerpts from the operetta Apple Bios
sons" will be sung by John Charles
Thomas, noted American baritone, when
he appears as guest artist in the Gen.
eral Motors family party" broadcast
other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tons.
The excerpts from apple Blossoms"
are particularly suited to the program
because Thomas was the star of the
operetta when 1t was one of Broadway'S
greatest successes about 10 years ago.
The orchestra features will be Sir Ed
ward Cigars "Salut glamour" and 1.-THE
Beautiful Blue Danube" the most ia
nous of Strauss waltZeS.
In their weekly concert the A. g. P.
GypSies, will visit the Orient, ireland
and the old South. The orchestra, as
sisted by a male quartet and Frank
Parker, tenor, will present a program
made up of the works Of Chopin, Men
delssohn, Spendiaroff, Goldmark, Fincke
and Myddleton. These include the
"Nocturne in E Flat" Persian Dance"
Spinning Song" and Down South"
Classic Dance Selections.
Hugo Warrants Orchestra will feature
classic dance selections by German,
Chopin and Dvorak in the Voice OF
Firestone program. Franklin Baur,
tenor, and Vaughn de Leath, contralto,
will be the soloists. Miss de Leath will
sing You'll Always Be Welcome, ITO
The contributions of Baur will be Rose
Of the World" Dawn" and Because"
Godfrey Ludlow viii appear in the
dual role Of violinist and director in the
strings and bows presentation. Rubin
STEMS Romance" will open the pro-
gram. Moszkowskis "Springtime Of
Love-" Halls Wedding of the Winds, "
and Victor Herbert's Souvenir" are
among the orchestral selections. Ludlow
will play as violin solo Cadman'S
Land of the Sky Blue Water"
The Whittall Anglo-Persians and Ted
Fiorito's dance orchestra will provide
WRC's other major attractions.
The program of the Coco Courters to
be broadcast by WMAL and associated
Columbia Broadcasting System stations
will present Harriet Lee, contralto, in
two solos. "a Year from Today" and
eff I'm Dreaming" The orchestra de
rected by Merle Johnston will play a
group Of popular melodies.
Guy Lombardo and his Royal Ca
nadians In their weekly broadcast in
the Pantela program win play . num-
Der Of popular selections. There's
Danger In Your Eyes, Cherie," "Har-
monica joe" and "Flapperette" are in
cluded In the program.
Cathedral Quartet.
The evening in Paris episode will fea-
ture the famous Russian Cathedral
Quartet. The scene for the broadcast
viii be laid in Russian cabaret in
Paris.
A program ranging from concert
music to jazz tunes will be heard in the
Brunswick Brevities broadcast. The Sc
lections will be played by Louis Katz-
mans Orchestra and the Colonial Club
Orchestra.
Thomas G. Washington, descendant
Of George Washington, win speak on
constitutional Guarantee of National
Defense" during special program ar
ranged by the Sons of the American
Revolution TO be broadcast by WJSV.
A new feature called Capitol Echoes"
also makes its appearance on this sta
tons program.
Fritz Leiber, famous Shakespearean
actor, win speak from VOL at 6:l5
o'clock. The station also has scheduled
concert by the Lovette Choral Club of
women's voices, and the weekly presen-
tation Of the Washington Comic Opera
Club.