Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
PARTIES CONCLUDE
{ AIR DRIVE TONIGHT
Both G. 0. P. and Democrats
to Broadcast Final Ap-
peaIs for Votes.

The final prediction campaign
speeches will be broadcast by both Re-
publican and Democratic leaders to-
night over the Nationwide networks of
the National and Columbia Broadcast
ing systems.
Jouett Shouse, chairman Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Democratic
National Committee, and James Francis
Burke, general counsel for the Republi-
can National Committee, will be heard
over the National network, in which
WRC will be linked. The Columbia
chain, with WMAL tied in, also will
broadcast two political talks, one by
Senator joseph T. Robinson, Democrat
Of Arkansas, and Charles H. Tuttle,
Republican.
Burke, speaking in the regular N. B.
C.'s Half Hours in the Nations Capt.
tai" period, will discuss THE Time for
Serious Thought" Shouse will give a
final summarv of political conditions on
the eve Of the congressional elections
Senator Robinson's topic is why We
Are Going to Win"
Usual Music Features.
Aside from the political breakfasts,
WRC has scheduled its usual array Of
N. B. C. musical attractions, outStand-
ing of which are the weekly concert OF
the A. 81 P. Gypsies and the General
Motors Family Parry" featuring the
Brigadiers Quartet and Frank Blacks
Orchestra. There also will be late dance
programs by Marty Stone and his Edge
water Beach Orchestra and the Aster
Orchestra.
"Mardi Gras," from Ferde Grofes
mississippi Suite" will be sung by the
quartet as feature of the Family
Party" The orchestral specialties Will
be the Caprice Viennois" of Kreisler
and waltzes from Bitter Sweet"
The Gypsies have arranged another
varied program. Among the selections
are the Souvenir of Moscow" The
beautiful Blue Danube" waltz and MY
Heart Stood STILL" from ''The Connect
cut Yankee
The weekly concert by the Mime
apolis Symphony Orchestra heads the
musical features of WMAL and It's
Columbia associates. The program con-
tains four classical numbers, a special
ARRANGEMENT Of Handers Largo" the
"Andante Con Motto in C Minor" of
Beethoven, the "CZardas" from Strauss
"Die Fledermaus," and Kaerenfeldts
"Praeludium."
Chocolate Soldier" Tonight.
A Partisan version of "A Fresno" will
be the orchestral feature Of the Evening
In Paris program. In addition to the
orchestral selections there will be con-
tributions by a male quartet and Taylor
Buckley, baritone.
THE Robert Burns Panatela Pageant
and Burbig's Syncopated History are
among WMAL's ether Columbia attrac-
tions. In addition there will be another
Arabesque dramatic sketch and q late
dance program by the lie Paradis Or
chestra.
The washington Comic Opera Club,
directed by Paul d. Gable, will present
q tabloid version, of THE Chocolate Sol.
dier" tonight over VOL. The principal
artists will be Dorothy Reddish and
Belle Townsend. The station also has
scheduled a special program by Lynn
Cowan, master Of ceremonies At the
Fox Theater, and a recital by Lucy
de .Preseno, soprano.
Fosters Blue Ribbon Serenaders and
Phil Loria's Chimney Villa Orchestra
will be the chief contributors to the
musical portion Of wJSVs program. A
presentation by the American Legion
Of Alexandria and dance program BY
Fosters Blue Ribbon Serenaders are
among the other features.