Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
BOR| WILL FEATURE
KENT HOUR TONIGHT
"EstreIIita" Opening Number
of Metropolitan Soprano.
Other Features.

Nine. Lucrezia Bori soprano of the
metropolitan Opera Co., and one of
the outstanding personalities in the
world of song today, will be the guest
artist of the Atwater Kent Hour to-
night over WRC and a network Of
other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tons.
Nine. Bori will open her recital with
Ponce's famous Spanish-MeXican folk
song, "Estrellita." The rest Of the
program is designed to demonstrate
the versatility of her Interpretation
from grand opera, light opera, folk
song and ballad. Thus she will sing
not only the famous aria of Arditi, III
Bacio," but she will group it with Vic
tor Herbert's popular kiss Me Again."
from Mile. Modiste."
Another special feature to be broad
cast by WRC and associated stations
will be the first of a series of IL
monthly talks by Frederick Palmer,
famous war correspondent. who will
hdential files Of Newton D. Baker,
Secretary of War in the Wilson cab
met, reveal about the time the United
States entered the World War.
Cuts Capital Theater Bill.
Mr.. Palmer's talk will cut a half
an hour from the program Of the Capt.
tai Theater family" which tonight
will feature an orchestral version of
a new Cuban melody called THE Pea
nut Vender."' The ingratiating rhythms
of this selection are based on percus-
sions somewhat after the style of
"Bolero" Of Ravel, interpreting the
peanut vender and his steaming,
rooster.
The Chase and Sanborn presenta-
ton contains a medley Of popular
melodies of some years back, such as
"Yip-I-Addy-I-Ay," and George M.
old time tunes in this medley are
Robert E. Lee" whats the Matter
with Father" and "Hiawatha.''
Haydn Woods popular old ballad,
"Roses of Picardy," will be played by
Sam Herman, xylophonist, during his
recital at 1918 o'clock. Just a
Memory" "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life"
and IT Don't Mind Walking in the
Rain" are among the other numbers.
Viscount Aston, who, as a member Of
the British governments drink COM
mission, which is trying to work out
a system for the control Of liquor sales
in England, will speak to the American
radio audience from London today over
a network of Columbia Broadcasting
Co. stations, in which WMAL Is to be
the Washington outlet. After Pro-
&uUAt4O1ls W11dGs ID A1AS VOpACs
Hungarian violinist.
Joseph Szigeti, Hungarian violinist,
viii be the soloist with the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra in its regular
Sunday afternoon radio concert. He
will play the Violin Concerto" Of
Brahms. The orchestra's constitutions
will be the Introduction and ScherZo,
Opus TO-" Of Lopatnikoff, and Berlioz's
'Symphonie Fantastique, Opus 14-A."
An unusual story, entitled THE
dramatized during Majestic's Old
Curiosity Shop program. David Ross,
the author, will play the part Of the
old shop keeper.
During the School of Music presen-
tation, DR.. Sidmund Spaeth, composer,
will take part Mighty LAX A Rose"
and explain 1t, note by note. There
also viii be selections by Martha Whit
temore. cellist. and Wallace Cox, BARI
zone. 4,
The Conclave of Nations program viii
honor Venezuela. The speaker, DR..
Don Pedro Manuel Arcaya, Venezuelan
Minister to the United States, will talk
on To-day in Venezuela"
A. Winfield Hoeny will present the
second of a series of Biblical dramatic
stories today over VOL. It will be an
Prodigal Son" VOL also has
scheduled another Catholic hour,
originating at the Immaculate Con-
ception Church, and a broadcast Of
the morning service Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church.
WJSV's program contains its usual
array OF Sunday religious features, In
addition to a concert by DR.. Cameron's
Tango Troubadours, and recitals by
Joseph Di Meglio, tenor, and Elizabeth
Sherier. pianist