Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
MARIA OLSzEWSKA
MAKES AIR DEBUT
European operate Contralto
Appears in AtWater Kent
Hour Tonight.

Maria Olszewska. Europe's best known
operate and concert contralto, will
make her radio debut in the Atwater
Kent hour tonight over WRC and other
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
Although never on the air. Nine. Ols-
Eewska has just completed her second
season in this country as a concert
artist and star of the Chicago Civic
Opera Co. For her first broadcast she
has selected the best of her operate
and her concert lullabies, dream songs
and the like. Josef Pasternack has also
made a special orchestral program for
her first appearance.
Harold Moore's Palm Sunday cantata,
"The Darkest Hour" will be presented
by a mixed octet over WRC this after
noon. The composer Is one Of the
younger generation of English organists
and composers and fellow of the
Royal College Of Organists. The can
tata is in six sections, as follows: PRO
1ogue," In the Garden GethSemane,
''The Trials Before Caiaph]s and Pr
late" "On the Road to Calvary" Gal
vary" and "A Brief Epilogue."
Hits From Broadway Shows.
Hits from many of the currently pop
ular Broadway shows as well as old
favorites will be heard on the Chase
& Sanborn Choral Orchestra program
Erva Giles, soprano, and Frank Luther.
tenor, will collaborate in Exactly Like
You" from THE International Revue
The studebaker Champions viii be
heard in program of popular songs,
including Rogue Song" 1.-THE Man I
Love-" and With a Song In My Heart. "
The outstanding feature Of the Davey
Tree program will be solo contributions
Of Paula HeminghauS, contralto, and
JudSon House, Irish tenor. Miss Hem
inghaus will sing THE Rock of Ages.
and House When Irish Eyes Are
Smiling"
In addition to the regular attractions
WRC will introduce q new attraction
to be known as the Iodent Big Brothers
Club. It will include number Of orig
inal songs and stories and O 16-minuts
hero sketch. Bon Emery will direct the
program.
Will Rogers, assisted by Bob Haring',
Orchestra, will present the second Of
the series Of Squibb programs tonight
over WMAL and associated Columbia
Broadcasting System stations. The
musical portion of the broadcast in
1918, Sometimes" and "Saddleback'
Rogers will appear after the fourth
selection, which Is to be Arndt's 'Nola.
Soprano Guest Artist.
Mariana Gonitch, leading soprano OF
the Philadelphia Grand Opera Co., will
be the guest artist In the Around the
Samovar" program, which will be 10
minutes shorter than its usual period
due to q talk to be broadcast at $3.50
o'clock by Senator Clarence c. Dill OF
Washington. His topic Is 1.-THE Ameri-
canism of Thomas Jefferson"
Sammy Fain, the grooming COM
poser" will be the guest artist in the
Majestic Theater presentation. The
Conclave Of Nations broadcast will
honor Poland. Tytus Filipowicz, Polish
Ambassador to the United States. will
be the speaker. Poland, Past and
Present." Is his subject. Senator Henry
J. Allen Of Kansas will introduce him.
Gonzalo De Arrange, Cuban baritone
and Eula Alexander, pianist, will give
q joint recital over VOL this morning
at 1890 o'clock. A broadcast of the
services at Calvary Baptist Church will
follow. In the afternoon the station
will broadcast a special Lenten service
from the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception.
WJSV's program includes a broadcast
OF the evening service at the First
Church Of Christ, Scientist, and con-
certs by the Capitol Singers and the
Sacred Quartet.