Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02
GU|TAR|ST HEADS
RADIO ATTRACTIONS
Andres Segovia Joins With
Male Quartet in AtWater
Kent Hour Tonight.

Andres Segovia. acclaimed by critics
as one of the worlds greatest guitarists,
will join with a male quartet in pre-
senting the Atwater Kent hour tonight
over WRC and a network of other
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
The quartet, which has not been
heard on the air for several months, is
composed of Victor Edmunds and
George Rasley, tenors; Erwyn Mulch
baritone, and James Davies, baSso
Their selections range from Bach and
Handel to old English madrigals and
modern arrangements. Segovia will
play seven selections.
Walter Preston's rendition of 'Killar-
ney", as a baritone solo heads the list
Of old favorites of this and past gen.
erationS, chosen from the musical liter
ature of many lands. which makes up
the program of the Davey Tree Sur
geons. The Chase Sc Sanborn program
features two selections by Gilman and
Arden, the piano team; South Wind"
and Dance of the Paper Dolls" A pot
pourri of incidental solos will spice the
wide variety of ensemble numbers of
popular selections and light classics
which the Choral Ensemble will pre-
sent.
Program Features PianiSts.
Admiral George Dewey, American ma
val hero, who overwhelmed the Spanish
fleet in Manila Bay May l, 1898, will be
the hero pictured in the Durant Heroes
of the World episode. The program by
the Capitol Theater family" to follow,
will feature Marion Schott and Maria
Raycelle, pianistS wild Rose" from
sally" Strike Up the Band" from
the show of that name, and other popu-
lar ballads are woven into the program
of the Studebaker Champions.
WRC will open its evening program
with the first of a series of Catholic
religious services. which are to replace
the regular Old Company songalogue
broadcastS. The songalogue, however,
will be broadcast hereafter on Friday
nights.
The "Twinplex Twins" a popular
song duo, make their bow tonight on
the program of WMAL and associated
Columbia Broadcasting System stations
Under different aliases these songsters
are known among the radio and theatre
cal audiences of the country. The
Majestic Theater of the Air program
announces as it's featured artist the
popular Redferne Hollinshead. tenor
A male quartet and Arnold Johnson's
Orchestra will assist him.
Medley of Conan Hits.
a meQlGy Oh NIeOIR6 M. NO1lftIl 1lllS
will be played by the La Palma Rhap-
soldiers in addition to a group of popu-
lar numbers. Ben Alley, tenor, also viii
take part in this program, singing as
his speciality Twin Roses"
The Back Home hour includes a col
lection of early English cathedral music
arr several early American gospel
LyIni4. In the Royal program George
Gershwin, pianist-composer, and Jesse
Crawford, organist. will make thei1
first joint appearance. The program
will be composed of Gershwin compost
tons
The regular Sunday rebroadcast from
London by WMAL and other Columbia
stations will feature talk on the Five
Power Naval Conference by Secretary
of Navy Adams. Frederic William Vile
will introduce him.
WJSV has added to its regular Sun
day program a broadcast of a lecture at
the Fourth Church of Christ Scientist,
by William D. fitzpatrick This feature
is scheduled from ESQ to 4:10 o'clock.
The stations evening program contains
the usual attractions.
VOL will broadcast the morning serv-
ice of the First Congregational Church,
In addition to several musical features,
which include recitals by Eva Whitford
Lovette and Earl Carbauh