Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
VICTOR HERBERT
!. PROGRAM ON RADIO
James Melton Is Soloist in
AtWater Kent Half Hour
Tonight.

By popular demand the Atwater Kent
half hour will present as its 250th con-
cert tonight over WRC and associated
National Broadcasting Co. stations an
other Victor Herbert program with
James Melton. first tenor of the famous
Revelers Quartet, as the soloist.
Melton will sing three numbers, I'm
Falling in Love with Some One" when
You're Away" and the "Neapolitan Love
Song" from Princess Pat" The or
chestral portion of the program in
cludes the March of the Toys" exc
cerptS from Mile. Modiste" and selec-
tons from Orange Blossoms"
A variety program will be presented
by the Chase & Sanborn Choral Or
crestra. The selections range from
"Sweet Forget Me Not" to a medley Of
Won Tilzer. Gilman and Arden, the
two-piano team, will contribute II
Never Dreamt."
Presentation from Faust"
The Capitol Theater program will
feature presentation of a ballet
scene from Gounod's Faust" by the
studio orchestra under the direction of
YaSha Bunchuk. Solo numbers will be
contributed by Westell Gordon, Hannah
Klein, Waldo Mayo and Mae Kalfus
Songs by New England composers
open and close the program called I'm
Time of Roses" which George Dilworth
will direct. A women's octet and a
tenor will present the program.
Sam Herman, xylophonist, will play
five pieces drawn from the harvest of
popular melodies of the past decade.
I'll See You in My Dreams" Lover,
Come Back to Me" and Bye, Bye,
Blackbird" are the principal selections.
The Russian Cathedral Choir will
present typical Slavic music. Anita
Lowell, Elena Darova and Leonid Paw
loft will be the principal soloists.
In addition to the varied other at
fractions, WRC's program also contains
another episode of the serial melodrama
Mystery House" This episode was
originally scheduled last Friday night.
RebrOadcast from London.
The regular weekly rebroadcast from
London by WMAI and other Columbia
Broadcasting System stations will be a
talk by Sir Oswald Mosley, former chan
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster In the
Macdonald cabinet and one of the most
brilliant Laborites in the House Of
Commons. The talk is scheduled at
the usual time, from 1880 to HAS
o'clock.
WMAL opens its afternoon program
with an organ recital by Ann Leaf.
The Ballad hour, a concert by Paul
Tremaine and his orchestra and the
Conclave of Nations will follow. Egypt
will be honored in the international
good will broadcast. The speaker will
be Ahmed Mandolin Moursi, secretary
of the Egyptian legation. wallace s..
Murray, chief Of the Division of Near
Eastern Affairs of the State Depart
ment, will introduce him.
Service to Be Broadcast.
WMAL's evening features will be the
second Of the series of concerts by the
National High School Orchestra in the
Majestic hour, an organ recital by Jesse
Crawford and a concert by Mayhem
Lake and his band.
The morning service of the First
Congregational Church will be broad
cast by VOL. In addition the station
has scheduled two musical features.
WJSV will broadcast two church
services, the morning service of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church and in the
evening the services of the First Church
Of Christ, Scientist.