Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-12
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(. TO SING OVER WRC
Metropolitan Opera Co.
Tenor to Be Guest
This Evening.

Beniamino Gigli, tenor of the Net
ropolitan Opera Co.. will be the gucs:
soloist in the Atwater Kent hour to-
night over wRC and affiliated National
Broadcasting Co. stations,
operate and concert numbers make
UP Giglis program. The principal Sc
lections are "L'Elisir D'Amore," Lie
bestraum," "Reve" and Then You'll
Remember Me-" from The Bohemian
Girl"
George M. Cohan's most popular
compositions, woven into a pot pouTri
of incidental solos and choruses, will be
presented In distinctive style by the
Chase g. Sanborn Choral Orchestra in
its broadcast over WRC. Mary MCCOY.
soprano, and Frank Luther, tenor, Will
contribute a duet, Your Eyes" while
Gilman and Arden, the piano quo. WIN
play as their speciality new arrange
ment of the popular MY First Love-"
Rudy vaIIee's Deep Night"
Two other outstanding musical fea-
lures on WRC's program tonight will
be provided by the Studebaker Cham
pions, under the direction Of Jean
"Fan1ily." The Champions have ar
GsS speciality being Rudy Vallee's Deep
Might" The Capitol broadcast will fea-
ture the studio orchestra directed by
Yasha Bunchuk in q special version OF
Brahms symphony No. 3. in F Major"
wRC will open its afternoon pro-
gram with the weekly concert of the
Nomads. A condensed version OF Gil
bert and Sullivan's comic opera, THE
Milkado" by the National Light Opera
Co., will follow.
other afternoon musical attractions
include the Devey hour to be presented
by Chandler Goldwaite. organist, and
mixed quartet; the Old Company Song
alogue, which features selections from
various standard hymnals, and the
Roxy Symphony concert, during which
Joseph Stopak will play the famous
Stradivarius violin owned by Joseph
Haft Of Flushing, Long Island.
Arnold johnson and his new orchestra
will take q prominent part in the week.
" Majestic Theater program tonight
over WMAL and associated Columbia
Broadcasting System stations. The So
loists will be Redferne Hollinshead and
Muriel La France.
Ben Alley Guest Tenor.
Ben Alley, tenor will be the guest
artist on the program OF the La Palma
Rhapsodizers, contributing two solos,
"At Parting" and Love Me" The or
chestra will play Herberts Pan Amer
icana," Bourdon's Ginger Snaps" and
MacArthur's Rain Drops"
In the Royal program at 10 o'clock
Jesse Crawford, organist, Will play his
latest recording, Love Me-" from the
French success "Deja," IN addition to
which include "f Had Talking Pic
ture of YOU" "Traumerei' and Hello
Baby" The Arabesque dramatic sketch
following Crawford'S recital will be
based on the story Dream Heaven"
The Back Home hour, WNAAL's clos
Ing attraction viii feature THE Sane
tus." from Mozarts Mass In O." The
sermon by Rev. Clinton H. Churchill
will be on Things That Keep Men
From God"
Cathedral Hour to Feature.
Outstanding among wMAL's after
noon attractions are the cathedral and
symphonic hours and the McKesson
news reel of the air. the musical por-
ton of which will be provided by Lois
Bennett, soprano: Dan Gridley, tenor,
and Eugene Ormandy, violinist. Gou-
mods Mass of the Sacred Heart"
adapted for radio by Channon Collinse,
will be presented by choir and SYM
phony orchestra in the cathedral hour.
VOLS abbreviated Sunday program
includes a broadcast of the morning
service at the First Congregational
Church and a joint recital by Paige
Burroughs, contralto, and Matilda
Heuser, soprano.
A special musicale, starting at 7:30
and continuing to o'clock, is the chief
attraction of WJSV. Clark and Gour-
ley, gospel singers. and Chick Godfrey,
tenor, also will be heard through this
station.