Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-13
VETERANS RELIEF
VILE Be OUTLINED
Director Hines viii Be
Speaker From 1890 to
II in Forum.

Some of the big problems which face
the Veterans Bureau in administering
relief to World War veterans will be
outlined by Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines,
director. when he speaks in the Ma
tional Radio Forum tonight over WNAL
and the Columbia Broadcasttng Sys-
TENS coast-to-coaSt network
Veterans Relief" is the subject Of
Gen. Hines talk, which is scheduled
from 1880 to IL o'clock. The forum
period i'll which he is to appear is ar
ranged by The Star and sponsored by
the Columbia Broadcasting System.
Two new Columbia attractions, the
Alemite All-Star Revue and the Douglas
Shoemakers, also are scheduled by
WNTAL. The revue program will be
presented by Dave Barry, the famous
"long- referee In the second
Dempsey Tunney fight; Sophie Tucker,
long a vaudeville headliner, and Texas
Guinan of night club fame. Barry will
repeat, word for word, the instructions
he gave Dempsey and Tunney before
their battle at Soldier Field, Chicago,
on that memorable night Of September
20, 1927. Miss Guinan will act as
master of ceremonies for the broadcast,
which features a night-club scene, while
Miss Tucker will present some songs
that won her fame on the stage.
Feature "Spook" Music.
Sensational radio stunts. built around
"spook" music, will identify the Douglas
program. An orchestra, directed by
oscar Elgart; Earle Nelson, grooming
tenor; John Herrick, baritone; trio
of thermometers, and "Singin' Feet" a
tap dancer, will be heard in this broad
cast.
Frederic William Wiles weekly re-
sumo of the Ffve-Power Naval Confer
ence from London, and DECENTRALIZATION
of THE Man With the Twisted Foot"
in the True Detective Mysteries period,
are among WMAL'S other outstanding
depict manhunt in the marshlands Of
the Eastern Shore by Sheriff A. z.
Welsh of Talbot County, Md.
A dazzling array of talent will con-
tribute to the r. G. A.-Victor hour to-
night over WRC and associated Ma
tional Broaticasting Co. stations. John
Mccormack, Irish tenor; Ezio PIMA,
Metropolitan Opera basso; Julius Tan
men, famous vaudeville headliner;
Johnny Marvin, popular singer: Claire
Madjette, singing Coincidence, and
Margarita Cueto, Latin Amertcan artist,
will be the principal participants. John
B. Kennedylwill act as master OF cere-
monies. -.
Richard waShburn Child, former
United States Ambassador to italy and
writer on Government problems, will be
the speaker in the program entitled "A
Half Hour In the Nations Capital,
which will be heard at 1880 o'clock.
Countess. AIbani VIII Sing.
Countess Olga Albani. Spanish So
prano, will share the spotlight with
Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut Yam
KEGS in the Fleischmann hour half
hour later. Countess Albani will sing both
Cuban and Broadway melodies, while
Vallee viii Groom Happy Days Are
Here Again." watching the Clouds Roll
By" "Television." Sweet Mystery OF
Life" and number of other ballads.
The Seiberling Singers will present
old Irish ballads in their broadcast at Q
o'clock. The program includes Believe
Me, If All Those Endearing Young
Charms" THE Harp That Once
Through Tara's Halls" and killarney"
These numbers have been specially ar
ranged for the quartet by Director Frank
Black.
Eugene Ormandy, conductor Of Jack
Fro&'s Melody Moments has arranged
q program of modern operate selections
for presentation at $3.50 o'clock. The
majority of his selections are from
musical operetta hits. 1.-THE World Is
Waiting for the Sunrise" will be one Of
the. selections to be sung by Oliver
Smith, tenor.
Henry Waldner, banjoiSt, and Esteile
Hunt Dean, soprano, are featured to-
night by station VOL. The WJSV
program includes concerts by Walter
Hollis Frat Ensemble and Bolts Huns
Virginia Revelers.