Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-17
WILSON TO REVEAL
HOME run SECRETS
Cubs 0utfieIder viii Be
interviewed by GrantIand
Rice Tonight.

Louis kchert Hack Wilson of ths
Chicago Cubs is the sports celebrity e
be interviewed by Grantland Rice in the
weekly Coca Cola program tonight over
WRC and a network of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations
Wilson is the champion home rur
hitter of the National League, having
broken Chuck" Kleins record, estab-
lished last season. Early this month
Wilson passed Babe Ruth in the cur
rent race for the major league home
run record. Aside from the interview
there will be the usual musical pro-
gram provided by Leonard joys all
string orchestra and Chester Gaylord,
vocalist
BY popular demand, Mary Mccoy,
soprano. returns as the guest star In
the Mobiloil concert. She will sing
Details "Seguidille," "Violetera' by
Goetz-Padilla, and gems from Hosch-
mas Madame Sherry" Nathaniel Shll-
kret's 55-piece orchestra will present the
remainder of the program The over
ture MERRY Wives of Windsor" and
Herbert's "Three Solitaires' are among
its selections.
prince of Pilsen" Airs.
Tunefull numbers from prince OF
Fsilsen" will be featured by the Chicago
Little symphony Orchestra in the Hal
sew Steuart broadcaSe. The Thorn
rose Waltz" from THE Sleeping Beauty
of Tschaikowsky, and Rubinsteins
Melody in F" also are inncluded In
the program
Cecil B. DeMille. motion picture di-
rector. is to be the guest speaker on
the California Melodies presentation
tonight over WMAL and the Columbia
Broadcasting System network. The
musical portion of the program fea-
lures Irving Berlins latest waltz, Just
a Little While" Madame Satan" and
by Sleepy Bye"
Oklahoma City will be honored in
the Gold Medal Fast Freight program.
The musical numbers range from When
Its Springtime in the Rockies" ana
new version of Home Sweet Home"
Arias From Operas.
Arias from some of the finest OPP
eras will be presented by group Of
prominent radio artists in the Voice
of Columbia program. The Columbia
symphony Orchestra, with Lillian
Bucknam and Adele Vasa, sopranos;
Barbara Maurel, contralto; Evan Evans,
baritone, and Teo Karle, tenor, VIII be
heard
William Clark Russell's THE Chilli
man Tragedy" a thrilling story OF muir
der on the high seas, will be dramatized
as the presentation of the Forty
Fathom Trawlers. ANY Old Port in a
Storm" and "A-Roying" are included In
the musical portion of the program.
Brad Browne and Al Llewelyn VIII
furnish amusing song and chatter dur
ing the La Palma smoker. The or
chestra, directed by Mark Warnow, will
play five selections.
Sandwiched between WMAL's regular
attractions Is a talk by Representative
James M. Beck Of Pennsylvania on
"The 143d Anniversary of the Consti-
tuition" He viii speak from 9 to 9:15
o'clock
Radio Joe and His Budget Boys"
will present Union State Night" pro-
gram. The program will be dedicated
to the human interest side of the
activities at the railroad terminal.
Eddie Peabody, banjoist at the Fox
Theater, will present another program
tonight over VOL. The station also
has scheduled a recital by Catherine
PaSsero, soprano, and talk by Mrs.
Hugh Bradford, president of the Ma
tional Congress of Parents and Teachers.