Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-10
HOOVER TO SPEAK
At SCOUT BANQUET
Presidents Address Will Be
BroadcaSt-Kuhn to Ask +
D. C. Vote.

The address of President Hoover at
the dinner at the Willard Hotel tonight
in celebration of the twentieth anniver-
sary of the founding OF the Boy Scouts
of America will be broadcast stimuli
taneously by WRC and WMAL and the
coast-to-coast networks Of both the
National and Columbia broadcasttng
systems
The President is scheduled TO speak
between and $50 O'Clock. Walter H.
Head of Chicago, president Of the Fore
man-State Bank and president OF the
Boy Scouts OF America, will introduce
him.
Another outstanding broadcast by
WRC will be the final program in a
special series arranged by the Citizens
Joint Committee on National RepreSen-
tation for the District. In this conclud-
ing program Oliver owen Kuhn, man
aging editor of The Star, will be heard
in plea for votes for the diSfranchised
residents Of the District. Music will be
provided by the Washington Male Quar-
tet composed of Paul E. CARRIER, James
L. Ewin, Robert H. Harmon ana WASH
ington Irving Cleveland.
Baritone Is Guest Artist
The General Motors family party"
one of WRC's outstanding musical at
fractions, has scheduled as its guest
soloist Mario Basilo, baritone OF the
Metropolitan Opera Co. He VIII sing
Ave numbers, including the Prologue
from "Pagliacci" and III Balen" from
''Trovatore." In contrast to the operate
numbers he will be heard IN La
Partida," "Elegie" and I'm the Luxem-
bourg Gardens"
The care-free air of gypsy revelry is
brought to the microphone by Harry
Horlick and the vocal and instrumental
artists broadcasting the A, q p. GypSies
program Members of the quartet are
Frank Parker and Carlton Boxlll,
tenors: Stanley McClelland, baritone,
and Emil Cote, bass. Irving Well ac-
companies the group
Vaughn de Leath's Rosemary" re-
ceives a spirited Interpretation by her
co-artist, FRANKLIN Baur, tenor, when
they appear in the Voice of Firestone,
to be heard at 8 o'clock. Miss de Leath
will be "Cryin' for the CarolineS" and
then singing -There Must Be Some
body Waiting for Me-" The concert
orchestra, directed by Hugo Mariani,
features Tschaikowsky'S "Marche slave
WMAL Schedules Lucas.
A scene taking place in one Of the
larger hotels in Paris Will be depicted IN
the Evening in Paris episode which
WMAL will broadcast tonight IN con-
junction Will dSeOCAAJC0 OOAoAADA" DON@
lions. The attraction is the hotels con-
cert, lively mixture Of songs ana
orchestral music.
song hits from the seasons most
popular musical comedies will be pre-
sersted by the Coco Couriers. In the
PAMELA broadcast, Guy Lombardo ano
his ROYAL Canadians viii play well
balanced programs. with popular melo-
dies predominating. Audrey March,
former leading lady of "Abies irish
Rose" and star of after Dark" VIII
be the featured artist in the Gold
Strand program.
Gretchen Hood, soprano. and pioneer
radio soloist, will be the chief con,
tributor to WMAL's program OF local
origin. There also viii be l5-minute
program by Nick Lucas, THE Grooming
Troubadour."
A dinner concert and recitation by
Helen Webb Zeller Of Robert service ;
acremation of Sam MCGEE" are the
Municipal features of VOLS program,
WJSV announces dance program py
the Chimney villa Orchestra and con-
cert by the Virginians. in addition 70
number of other features.