Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
CHAIN PROGRAMS
HONOR VETERANS
Howard BarIoW's Orchestra
and Other Artists win Re-
vive War Memories.

Howard Barlow's Symphony Orchestra
win pay tribute to the veterans OF the
World War tonight in its weekly radio
concert to be broadcast during the
Philco Hour over WAlAL and q net
work Of other Columbia Broadcasting
System stations.
Starting with Victor Herbert's "Ameri-
can Fantasy" the program depicts the
scenes leading up to o battle, and cul-
inmates in the smashing battle climax
Of Tschaikowsky's 1872 Overture, !"
which ends in sweeping crescendo OF
victory.
A stirring Armistic day program also
will feature the Paramount-Publix pres
entation. Opening with the overture
Dream Of the Big Parade" the program
includes q musical version of O'Harais
Guns" and elaborate melodic scenes
depicting Kipling's "Recessional," and
q medley Of popular war time tunes.
"a Solid Investment" Is the title OF
the ''Mr. and Mrs" sketch. 80" and
"Vi," the characters, will attempt to
solve the Nations financial problems.
Crumit Sings. College Song.
In the Blackstone program, Frank
Crumit win sing THE Buckeye Battle
Cry" q song he wrote for his alma
mater, the Ohio State University. Julia
Sanderson, who co-stars with him, viii
contribute two solos, and join Crum1t
in several duets.
Frederic William Wile's weekly resume
Of the political situation in washington
and the ry-George minute dramas
are among WMAL's other Columbia
presentations. In addition the station
will broadcast several outstanding fea-
lures Of local origin. These include q
late dance program by the Lotus Or
oh nvHA
gram by Radio Joe and his Budget
Boys" Radio Joe" will dedicate the
program to the annual American Red
Cross Roll Call
A special ArmiStice \day program by
the Military Order of the World War
win be broadcast tonight by WRC and
network of its associates in the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. network.
Speeches will be made by Gen. John j.
Pershing, Secretary Of War Hurley and
Secretary Of State Stimson.
WRC's program also contains its
usual array Of N. 3. c. attractions.
Among them are the Florsheim Frolic,
the Emma Jettick Songbird, the Eveready
hour and the Happy Wonder Bakers.
Red Gross Remembered.
Lets Not Forget" dedicated to the
American Red Cross, will be played by
Coon-Sanders Orchestra In the Flor
sheim program. The orchestra also viii
play number of popular melodies, in
GLIDING "Sing Something Simple" from
"The Little Show" The Eyeready pro-
gram will be presented by Nathaniel
Shilkert's Orchestra, while the Happy
Bakers will feature a medley Of old
time fayorites, which includes half a
dozen Of the songs that were popular
when Broadway was lighted with gas
lamps.
The Disabled Veterans Of the World
War will present a special ArInistice day
program over WJSV during the Com
munity Chest period from to $3.50
O'Clock. The station also will broadcast
an Armistice day memorial service by
the Alexandria Post Of the American
Legion and program by the World
Alliance for International Friendship.
The Estelle wentworth Opera Club
and Jerry Harp's Orchestra will con-
tribute to the program tonight Of VOL.
There also viii be q joint recital by
Isabel Malone, contralto, and Ruby
Grimsleys soprano.