Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-27
|SMOOT TO DISCUSS
TARIFF IN FORUM
Changes Made in House Bill
by Senate and Reasons
viii Be Told.

Senator Reed Smoot of Utah will
| discuss the Senate tariff bill In the
National Radio Forum tonight over
WMAL and coast-to-coaSt network
of Columbia Broadcasting System sta
tions.
The forum, arranged by The Star
and sponsored by Columbia. occupies its
regular period on the WMAL program
from 1890 to IL o'clock.
Senator Smoot is chairman of the
Senate finance committee. which had
Echarge of the tariff bill during its con-
sideration in committee and later in
the Senate itself. In his talk he will
give q comparison of the bill as II
passed the Senate with the House bill,
and will set forth the changes made IN
the bill by the Senate and the reasons
therefor.
VILE Broadcast Resumes.
WMAL also will renew the bruadeast
of Frederic william Wile's resume oS
| "The Political Situation in Washington
Tonight" This feature was suspended
while MFR. Vile was in London as Co
| lumbias observer at the Five-Power
Naval Conference.
The Vagabonds, the Douglas Shoe
makers and the De Voc Redskins will
provide WMAL's principal musical at
fractions. The Vagabonds will feature
Lampe's vision Of Salome" and the
"Cossack Revels" Of Tschaikowsky. The
Douglas program contains number OF
popular melodies. The soloists in this
broadcast will be Earle Nelson and John
Herrick.
Lucrezia Bori, soprano of the Metro
| politan Opera Co., will be the guest
Soloist in the r. G. A.-Victor hour over
WRC and other National Broadcasting
Co. stations. An augmented orchestra
with Nathaniel Shilkret and Rosario
Bourbon conducting alternately, will as
sist her. Nine. Boris contributions in
clude the "Depuis LIE jour-" from
/ Louise; DOS Cantores" and several
other operate arias. The orchestral
speciality viii be the Dance Of the
Cammorists,' from 1.-THE Jewels of the
Madonna The orchestra also will
play two new composition Sweet
heart" by J. Kellar kim, and riding
Club March," by Shilkret.
Cavaliers to Assist ValIee.
Singing both popular and classical
numbers, the Cavaliers Male Quartet
will assist Rudy Vallee and his Con-
necticut Yankees in presenting the
| Fleischmann Sunshine hour. "Cryin'
for the Carolines" and the German
1 C4ASc4C 4OAC4CA WILL Nc UA4C RAAAACAP0l
contributions Of the quartet. The Con-
| necticut Yankees have included spe-
cial naval medley and the st. Louis
| Blues" in their program.
A diversified program win be played
by Eugene Ormandy's Orchestra in the
Jack Frost program. Suppe'S Jolly
Robbers overture, the waltz vien-
nese' and the popular Should II" are
to be featured. Oliver Smith, tenor,
the soloist. will sing THE Verdict OF
Life" and when Am Looking at
YOU" from 1.-THE Rogue Song"
Two other interesting features sched-
uled by WRC are a new program for
children and their mothers, called 1.-THE
Teddy Party" and talk by Repre-
sentative Louis T. McFadden of Penn
sylvania on Americas Need for
Straight Thinking in International
Affairs
A studio program by Estelle Went
worth and a concert by the Olmstead
instrumental Trio are VOLS major
musical features. The WJSV program
win be presented by its usual artists
and ensembles.