Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-20
LAMONT ADDRESS
ON AIR TONIGHT
Forum Appearance of Cabi-
net Member to Be of
Special Importance.

Secretary of Commerce Robert p.
Lamont will make, one Of his rare ap-
pearances before the microphone to.
night as the speaker in the National
Radio Forum arranged by The Eve
ming Star and sponsored by the Column
bia BroadcaSting System.
The forum is scheduled by WMAL
from 1890 to IL o'clock. Secretary La
mont has been one of the principal
contributing factors IN the efforts OF
the Hoover administration to stimu-
late business and to improve the en-
ployment situation, and his talk Is ex-
pected to be Of utmost Importance.
A program replete with unusual
features has been arranged by the
broadcast. "Singin' Feet" tap dancer;
Earl Nelson. grooming tenor; John Her
rick, baritone, and the Harmonizers, all
of whom were introduced on the tnau-
gural program, viii again take part.
A musical extravaganza featuring a
combined symphony and dance orches-
ira with galaxy of soloists VIII be
heard during the Voice of Columbia
presentation. The True Detective DRAM
attzation will be based on the story of
''The Woman, the Secret and the Min
ister."
Gauchos to Make Debut.
The Cauchos, who have been heard
on WAGAL's afternoon program, make
their debut as q night attraction at
3 o'clock. Other Columbia attractions
by wNdAL include the presentation OF
the De Voc Redskins and VIII OS-
borne'S Park Central Orchestra.
WNAL's features of local origin viii
be q concert of spiritualS by the Har-
moniouS Quartet Guides Garden OF
Melodies" a concert by the Shannon
Whitman Trio and a recital by Edna
Eouder, contralto.
A brilliant program of Russian music
with Nine. Nina Koshetz, soprano, as
the guest artist, will feature the r. C.
A.-Victor Hour over WRC and other
National BroadcaSting Company sta
lions. Nine Koshetz will be assisted by
Gabriel Leonoff, tenor; vladimir Du-
binsky, baritone; Russian choir and Q
symphony orchestra directed by Ma
thaniel Shilkret.
Diminutive Jack Little, famed Is
radio entertainer from coast to coast,
will join Rudy Vallee and his Connec-
ticut Yankees in presenting the FleiSch-
mann Sunshine Hour. He viii sing the
rhythmic Chant of the Jungle" the
slow tempo number Love-" the rollick-
ing Hello Baby and the Southern
plant, "Cryin' for the Carolines." VAL
lee win introduce the first of series
u N1luu1OO0 00CI1AOty 0kCbSAACo al
which nursery rhymes set to music Of q
modern tempo win be played. In addi-
ton the orchestra will play q group Of
melodies from Broadway.
All Popular Concert.
Eugene Ormandy has arranged an
other all-popu1ar concert for the Jack
Frost Melody Moments broadcast Sc
lections from the show hits of 1906 and
excerpts from Sunny" win be featured
Music of the lighter vein win be
blended with more serious selections in
the program Of the Seiberling Singers.
The highlights win be What Is This
Thing Called Love?" by the quartet;
"Salut Demeure" from Faust" by
James Melton, tenor, and Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes" by the singing
violins.
condensed version of Bizet's opera
Carmen" win be broadcast tonight by
VOL under direction of Estelle Went
worth. Mildred Sherman will sing the
title role. Others In the cast include
Nina Norman, Christine Irish, GLADYS
George, Jesse Veitch and Ira Meyer
The station also has scheduled a
program by the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and a dinner concert.
The Alexandria Humming Birds, the
Capital City Serenaders and Boots
Huffs' Virginia Revelers win be the
chief contributors to the program Of
WJSV.