Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-31
.LOWMAN TO SPEAK
IN FORUM TONIGHT
Assistant Treasury Secretary
to Broadcast Coast Guard
Description.

Seymour Lowman, Assistant Score
tary of the Treasury, tonight will de-
scribe how the United States guards it
far-fiung boarders, discussing interest
ing phases of these activities and prob
lens in the National Radio Forum, ar
ranged by The Washington Star anc
boardcast over the coast-to-coast net
work of the Columbia Broadcastins
System.
The address will be heard locally al
$50 O'Clock from WMAL. 1t will be Q
feature of an evenings radio program
offering a wide range of musical pro-
auctions, both of classic and popu lal
brand, to be carried by WMAL anc
WRC.
Will Give Picturesque Description.
Mr.. Lowman in his Treasury post is
In charge Of the United States Coast
Guard and the Bureau of Customs. He
will give a picturesque word description
of activities along the land and sea
borders of the country, indicating that
the problems conbatted include much
more than the single work Of prevent
ing liquor smuggling.
Moon songs will be featured in the
program of the Dandies of Yesterday, q
male quartet, to be broadcast this eve
ming Dy WIZ anu Il UCbWOIh VI M ID. ~
stations. Robert ArmbruSter will direct
the program, during which the quartet
will sing Roll On, Silver Moon" by
the Silvery Moon" and Good Night,
Mr. Moon" The quartet consists OF
Harold Branch and Steele Jamison
tenors; Edward Wolter, baritone, and
Earl Waldo, bass.
A special cadenza for LISTS sixth
Hungarian Rhapsody" written by Eu-
nv-s,n ~ nf q n
FroSt'S Melody Moments, will be heard
over WRC this evening as cymbalo
Interpolation by Nanny Gross during
the orchestral pr -entation Of that work,
Station to Celebrate Birthday.
A highlight in the Columbia offering
here this evening will be musical
birthday party, concentrating the
eighth anniversary of Station WNAC,
Boston, to be carried by Nationwide
hook-up. The program will be diver
sif1ed, Opening with the overture to the
Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart, and
proceeding through popular tunes, CLASH
cal music and ballads to the Pilgrims
Chorus" from Wagner's "TannhauSer. F"
The group of artists engaged for this
event include Marjorie Leadbetter, So
prano; Marion Aubens, contralto; Rex
Boynton, tenor; John Herrick, baritone;
and an augmented orchestra under the
direction of Charles r. Hector. The
program will be carried locally by
WMNL.
John Moncrieff, American Opera Co.
baSso, will be heard during the Arco
Birthday Party, which will have as its
''reincarnated" guest of honor Herman
Melville, author of "Moby Dick" The
program will be broadcast over an N.
B. @. network and WRC at o'clock.
Johnny johnson and his dance or
chestra will again be featured in the
r. c. A. hour, to be heard over WRC
tonight. The program, which has been
arranged by Nathaniel Shilkret, will
present Elliott Shaw, baritone, and a
concert orchestra under the direction
of Rosario Bourbon. Numbers to be
heard will include compositions by four
American composers and a 15-minute
review Of the works of Rubinstein.
During the WJSV program this eve
ming special offerings will be presented
by George Dunnett, the melody man;
Turkey Breast, SK1ppy and Monkeyface,
Jimmie HARRISON, pianist, and Walter
Hollis fret ensemble.
VOLS offerings this evening include
Josephine Soukup, Enezzo- contralto, and
Ted Stanford'S Serena ding Senators.