Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-11
De MARITIME TO GIVE.
ITALY'S NAVAL VIEW.
Ambassador to Outline Stand
on Farley Problems in
WMAL Address.

Italy's viewpoint of problems con.
fronting the Five-Power Naval Confer
encs in London will be outlined by
Z Mobile Giacomo de MARITIME, italian
Ambassador to the United States, in the
fourth of the series of the international
goodwill programs. called the Con-
clavs of Nations" to be broadcast to-
night over the coast-to-coaSt Columbia
Broadcasting System network. in which
WMAL. Is the Washington link.
Senator Gillett of Massachusetts. O
member of the important foreign rela-
tions committee of the Senate, will in
troduce Ambassador de Martina. The
musical portion of the program will be
composed of Italian music.
Two of Broadway's current musical
hits. Strike Up the Band" and Sons
O. Guns" will be the high-lights Of the
weekly concert by Paul Whiteman's Or
cheStra in the Old Gold hour. Another
feature will be solo by Mildred Bailey,
"Soon," from Strike Up the Band"
Blackstone Broadcast.
Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumi:
will present All all-request program in
the Blackstone broadcast. Miss San
derson will sing Girl With a Bit of
Brogue" and They Didn't Believe Me"
Crumit's contributions will be THE
Prune Song and LONESOME Little
Raindrop"
The story What a Girl She Was"
will be dramatiZed as the True Romance
presentation. while the weekly Publix
Radio-Vue program will feature Paul
Small, tenor, who is famous throughout
the United States and Canada for his
vaudeville and radio work.
In addition to these Columbia attrac-
lions, WMAL has scheduled several of
local origin that are outstanding. These
include a joint recital by Gertrude
Dorzi, soprano, and Joseph Bruno,
baritone, and talk by Robert j. Cot
trell of the Washington Board of Trade
on the activities of that organization.
Will Repeat Lincoln.
''He Knew Lincoln" dramatic por-
trayal of Abraham Lincoln's PERSONAL
ity, which has become one of the
Everea6y hours classic breakfasts, will
be repeated by public request during
this hour tonight over WRC and aSSo-
ciated National BroadcaSting Co. sta
tions. Edgar White Burrill. noted lee
turer. will read the sketch, the work of
Ida TarbsIl.
The R-K-O hour will be dedicated to
the United States Navy, and for an
appropriate background it will originate
on the deck of the U. S. S. Pensacola,
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The crew
will assist group of vaudeville head
liners in presenting the program. which
Capt A. G. Gowell, commandant of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, will open. The
feature will be radio adaptation of the
musical comedy favorite. Hit the
Deck" Buck and Bubbles, colored
comedians: Corinne Tilton, Coincidence,
and Sir Cecil Alexander, tramp come
dian, also will take part
A program of songs, with lyrics by
Lorenz Hart and music by Richard
Rodgers, with Mr. Rodgers as guest
artist, will be featured by the Happy
Wonder Bakers. The broadcast will be
the third in the series recently started
BY the Wonder Bakers in which famous
expcnents or composers of American
popular music are starred. In addition
to Rodgers. who will be at the piano.
the orchestra. conducted by Frank
Black, and the vocal trio will appear as
usual.
WickerSham to Talk.
THE American Flag-Symbol of Good
Will" is the subject of the address by
George W. WIckersham, chairman Of
President Hoover'S Crime Commission,
who will be the speaker on the Flag
Talks for Children" to be broadcast at
Sis o'clock. Mr.. WickerSham will
point out that history shows the Ameri-
can flag to be a symbol of peace and
good will. and not an emblem of war.
Eleanor Painter, star of Fortune
Teller" and Miss Sara Blair, soprano,
are featured tonight by Station VOL.
WJSV in the late afternoon will broad
cast the second Of series Of programs
by the Chamber of Commerce Of Fair
fax County, Va, and in the evening a
varied musical program