Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07
ORCHESTRA TO GIVE
REQUEST PROGRAM
BarIow's Symphony to Pre-
sent Concert During Philco
Hour Over WMAL.

An all-request program, consisting en-
tirely of compositions requested by the
radio audience, will be presented by
Howard Barlows Symphony Orchestra
during the Philco Hour concert tonight
over WMAL and other stations OF the
Columbia Broadcasting System.
The most famous ballet music ever
written. the "Bacchanale" from Faust. .
was requested in a large number OF
letters and viii be a feature OF the
concert The other selections lnciuoe
LISTS "Liebestraum," the "Menuetto,.
from Haydn's surprise symphony
and The Turkish March" from Bee
thoven's "The Ruins of Athens"
Life on a cannibal island, as depicted
IN music by Victor Herbert and Walter
Donaldson, will share the spotllgnt
with a cycle of Vincent Youmans melo-
dies in the Paramount-Publix Hour.
other selections will be drawn from the
and ''The Love Parade" Jesse CraW-
ford, organist, also will contribute Her
bert's "Ah, Sweet Mystery OF Lie.
Revive Old Favorites.
Frank Crunit and Julia Sanderson
have resurrected four old-ttme faVorlCeS
for their principal contribution to the
blackstone program. They are Down
on the Farm, "She May Have Seen
better Days" by the Sea- and Down
Went Mc0inty to the Bottom OF the
The dramatic trial Of three young
German officers, arrested on Q charge
of treason, and the evidence offered by
Adolf Hitler, leader of Germany's rap
idiv rising Fascist party, Will be one OF
the "Newsactings" features. The "Mr.
and Mrs" sketch is entitled The Cat
came Back" It will revolve around the
trials and tribulations Of Joe ana VI
Green preparing TO return to BLOSSOM
hurst from their Summer home In the
country. -. 49,. -
ore of WMAL's attractions OF iocai
nrsRin. will present Loose Ends Nignt
program.
"a group of Scotch songs as arranged
~ Frank Black will be a feature OF
I the Happy Wonder Bakers program 70
~ broadcast ocer N b. G. network ana
WRC. This medley, which will be played
by the orchestra, will include comm
Thru the Rye" Flow Gently, SweeI
Alton" 1.-The Blue Bells OF Scotiano,
"Annie Laurie" and the most FAMOUS .Is
from the land of the heather, "Aulo
Tang Syne." The "Barcarolle," from
the 'Taies of Hoffman" by Offenbach,
Will be played ny the singing vloins.
The trio's number viii be in strictly
modern tempo-"Out OF a Clear SKY,
the song hit from the current van
tiles
Concert Of Folk Songs.
A medley of old traditional Russian
folk songs viii be played by the Bala-
iaika Orchestra under the direction OF
Alexander Kirilloff during the Troika
Bells program. Nine. Genia Fonariova,
soprano soloist, will sing Bessarabin's
"Eutumn Wind" 1.-The Spinning
wheel" by Schmoll, will be played by
Nicholas Kovakoff, domra soloist.
A welcome to delegates to the Inter
national Road Congress viii be broad
cast tonight by VOL The stations mu-
steal features include dance music by
Phillips Cavaliers and recital by jim"
nile HARRISON, pianist.
Nat Metxger, baritone, and Margaret
Ogden, soprano, will be heard over
wJSV. The station also will BROADCAST
q dance program by the Bluebird Or
ehestra and presentation by the Robert
Downing Players.