Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
REQUEST MUSIC
WILL Be FEATURED
Roxy Symphony Broadcast to
Include Classical
Compositions.

Request numbers of Q classical nature
VIII feature the Roxy symphony concert
70 be broadcast this afternoon at
o'clock by WRC and a network Of Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. stations.
The Roxy symphony program Will
consist of the overture to THE BATTERED
Bride" by Smetana; Zine Kleine
Nachtmusik," by Mozart; Ma Mere
L'Oie," by Ravel; THE Swan OF
Tuonela." by Sibelius. and "F1nland1a.
by Sibelius. The Ravel composition,
musical record of the Mother Goose
rhymes. retains the sophistication OF
modern musical writing.
Mozart Music to BE Featured.
A program featuring Mozart religious
music will be presented by WMAL and
the Columbia system during the Ca
thedral hour at o'clock this afternoon.
The program will be given under the
direction of Channon Ceilings by the
Columbia Symphony Orchestra, the Ca
thedral Choir, Lillian Buchanan and
Marion McAfee, sopranos; Stanley
Maxted, tenor, and Evan Evans, bari
tone.
During the Ballad hour broadcast at
1850 by WAdAL and the Columbia net
work, the dance, an art form as old as
time, will be the central theme OF
selections presented by Marion McAfee,
soprano: William Hahn, tenor. and the
Macarthur Orchestra. Offerings will
include the Dance of the Clowns" by
Rimsky- KorSakoff: Hans and Gretel, y
by Mahlen; 1.-The Second Minuet," by
BeSly, and the duet, Loves Roundelay.' .
by Strauss.
Ambassadors Choose Program.
The third program of music chosen
by the ambassadors and ministers to
the United States will be presented at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon by WMAL
during the .Conclave of Nations broad
cast. The program will consist of 1.-THE
Thunderer," by Sousa; La Reja," by
Lacome: dance to the Sun Gods" by
Ellie; "Bacchanale," by Gounod; over
ture to Figaro" by Mozart; LA
Paloma," by Yradier, and "Pomp and
Circumstance" by Elgar.
The two-piano duo team of Gilman
and Arden will race over the keys in a
light and carefree manner at 1880
o'clock this evening when WRC broad
casts the Chase & Sanborn program
They will play Cheer Up, Good Times
Are Comm" as a keynoter. Selections
from current talking pictures and must
cal comedies will be offered also.
Wilfred Glenn, bass, will be the fea-
ture soloist In the Atwater Kent concert
at Sis O'Clock this evening. The pro-
gram will be drawn from the works OF
Gilbert and Sullivan.
Patent Head to Speak.
While Dr. Julius Klein, Assistant
Secretary of Commerce, is on vacation
six bureau heads of the department will
carry on his series of talks on the
worlds business, broadcast each Sunday
evening at GAS from WMAL. This
evening Thomas e. Robertson, Com
missioner of Patents. will speak on "a
New Day for the Patent once"
WJSV will broadcast at IL o'clock
this morning the services at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. here, and at 1855
o'clock will carry the program of the
First Church Of Christ, Scientist. Other
items on the evening program will be
numbers by Chick Godfrey, the Sing
ing Marine" an Ethel West program,
and sacred musicale.
VOL offers q musical program at 10
o'clock this morning, and at IL O'Clock
will broadcast the services of the Cal
vary Baptist Church.