Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18
SALE TO APPEAR
AS AIR REGULAR
Rural Humorist viii Step Out
of Usual Role In PennzoiI
Program.


Sninitable brand of rural humor, will
make his debut as q regular radio en-
tertainer in the first of a series OF
Pennzoil programs tonight over WMAI.
and a network of c. B. S. stations.
Sale will step out of his usual COM
edy role of a carpenter for his broad
casts and adopt a new Characterization,
that of Wheel" wilkins, proprietor Of
o gasoline filling station.
The SQuibb program with VIII Rog-
erS and the Majestic Theater of the
Air, featuring quartet composed of
prominent radio singers. are among
WMAL's other outstanding Columbia
attractions. Rogers will tell what he
knows about the Prince of Wales, a
subject he was advertised to discuss
last week, but postponed for a Mothers
day talk. The quartet, composed of
Jack Oakley, George O'Brien, George
Miller and Jack Heating, will be as
sisted in the Majestic program by Red
xerne Hollinshead, Grace La Mar and
Arnold Johnston's orchestra.
Bradford Browne and Al Llewelyn,
Who pose as the Senator" and the
ere to be featured in this presentation.
In addition, there will be musical
program of orchestral selections and
vocal solos.
RESCUE the Perishing" will be sung
by Ruth Petit in the Back Home hour.
The Coral Islanders have arranged q
program of eight Hawaiian numbers.
In the afternoon WMAL will broad
east the usual array Of Columbia pres
entstions. Outstanding among them
are the regular "Conclave- Of Nations"
Araadnamt Sutherland will he h0n0reH
in this program, during which Marc
Peter, Swiss Minister to the United
states, will speak on Social and Eco
nonaic Switzerland"
Melton TO Open New Series
James Melton, first tenor Of the ia
mouA Jewellers Quartet, will open the
6rst Of the abbreviated Summer series
Of Atwater Kent concerts tonight over
WRC and other N. B. G. stations.
Artists who have acquired fame through
soloiStS in the new series.
In the inaugural concert Melton will
sing music from Franz Lehar. His
program includes 1.-THE White Dove"
3rom 1.-THE Rogue Song: GLADLY Kiss
the Ladies'" from "Paganini," and Are
You My Whole Hearth" from THE
Land Of Smiles"
David Lawrence, editor of the United
States Daily, also will begin q new Sc
Eies over WRC and other N. B. C. sta
tions. Instead of explaining the func-
&ions Of Government departments, as he
has done In the past series, Mr.. Law
renee will discuss the relationship OF
the Federal Government to basic indus
tries and various professions.
The Iodent Big Brothers Club pro-
gram will be dedicated to the Boy
Scouts Of America. Two hundred Scouts
viii sing the Scout Marching Song" as
. feature Of the broadcast.
Two melodies Of recent appearance.
s6ing, You Sinners" and Get Happy"
establish tha theRne OF the Chase a.
eanborn presentation. Phil Gilman and
Victor Arden, piano duo, will play
SSing, You Sinners" The ensemble
win play Get Happy" IN addition to
several other popular numbers.
soloist On VOL Program.
Eva whitfcrd Lovette, soprano, will
open VOLS program today with half
hour recital. Her program includes
written especially for her voice.
broadcast Of the morning service at the
First Congregational Church and a
Joint recital by Helene Ftnnacom and
Edward Dawson, pianists.
Quartet Featured by WJSv.
The Meeting House Quartet will be
heard in 25-ninute program tonight
over wJSV. The station also has
scheduled q broadcast of the evening
service Of the First Church Of Christ
Scientist and o new feature to be
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