Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-08
PA|LO TO Be WRC
/ FEATURE TONIGHT
Former Metropolitan Soprano
] to Be Heard in MobiIoiI
: Hour.

Viola Philo, former metropolitan
Opera Co. soprano, returns to radio to-
night in the Mobiloil hour, which WRC
will broadcast In conjunction with 9
network Of National Broadcasting Co
stations.
."'Springtime OF Love-" composition
based on Moszkowski's famous Waltz
cipal contribution. Emo Rapee's Or
chestra will accompany her and play
a group Of other classical numbers, the
featured selection being Offenbach's
Overture to Orpheus."
The Revelers' Quartet and group OF
radio stars, including Olive Palmer
Elizabeth Lennox and Paul Oliver, will
present a colorful program during the
Palmolive hour. The program contains
tage for Sale" "Bolero" and "Only the
Girl"
Percy Grainger's Shepherds Hey
reflects the spirit of a program COM
posed largely of operate excerpts which
the Chicago Little Symphony Orchestra
will broadcast during the Halsey- Stuart
hour. Among the other numbers are
the overture to The Secret Of Sux-
anne" "Traumerei," gems from "Pag-
hacci and Dance Of the Hours" from
La Gioconda."
Music to Be COntrasted.
The Happy Wonder Bakers will in
troduce the first of series Of programs
contrasting music of the present day
with song hits of the past she Was
Born and Bred in Old Kentucky" MY
Best Girls a Corker" and "Oh, Didn't
he Ramble" will be contrasted with
ner" from Bitter Sweet"
Mac and Lennie and Walter SamuelS,
who have achieved success as popular
song writer's, will play and sing two of
their recent compositions as q feature
OF the holster hour, to be broadcast
tonight by WMAL and associated Co
lumbia BroadcaSting System stations.
Il Gotta Have You" and Cincinnati"
will be the selections. Another musical
high light Of the program is q medley
from the semi-claSsical field, words by
Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Dangers of a Great City" q four
act drama, depicting the pitfalls and
dangers of New York City in 1894, will
be produced by Hank Simmons Show
Boat troupe in its weekly broadcast
over WMAL at IL o'clock. Diamond
smugglers. thieves, gunner and ro-
nance are woven into this play.
-Four popular radio artists-Adele
vasa. soprano: Helen Oelheirn, con-
tralto: Fred Daniels, tenor, and Nathan
Stewart, Unsupported by the aug
mented Columbia Symphony Orchestra,
will present the grand opera concert at
o'clock. 1t will open with Wagner's
overture to "Tannhauser." The bal
ance of the program includes high
lights from the works OF Mozart. Meyer
beer, Tschaikowsky, Ponchielh and Mas
cagni.
Story to Be Dramatized.
The Beach of Folesa," from Robert
Louis Stevenson's Island Nights En-
tertainment," will be dramtized during
the Forty Fathom Trawlers' program
at $50 O'Clock. The story deals with
two South Sea traders and the trick
played on the inexperienced member OF
the duo by his rival.
Aside from these Columbia presenta-
lions, wMAL has scheduled two at
fractions of local origin-a half-hour
concert by the United States Marine
Band and the weekly program by Radio
Joe and his Budget Boys, which Is 70
be dedicated to the Jane A. Delano Post
of the American Legion.
The Christmas activities OF the Junior
Red Cross will be reviewed by Miss Anne
M. Cooling over VOL tonight In O Is.
minute period set aside for the Ameri-
can Red Cross. Edith Reeds Enter
tanners and Julie March,, pianist, will
provide the stations musical features.
A concert by the United States Army
Band is the main musical feature to-
night Of wJSV. The station, however,
has scheduled variety Of other attrac-
tons.