Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-14
HOOVER'S ADDRESS
TO co OVER CHAINS
N. B. c. and Columbia viii
Carry Presidents Message
Before D. A. R.

Extensive networks of both the Ma
tional and Columbia broadcasting sys-
TENS will carry the address of Presi-
dent Hoover tonight at the thirty ninth
continental congress of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution. WRC will
serve as the key" station for the N. B.
G. chain and WMAL will act in the
same capacity for its Columbia asso-
ciates.
Broadcasting is to begin at O'Clock
over both networks. Only half hour
OF the proceedings will go on the air
over each chain, but in that period the
principal features of the program are
scheduled. In addition to the Presi-
dents address there will be music by
the United States Marine Band and
Introductory remarks by Mrs. Lowell
Fletcher Hobart, president general Of
the D. A. r.
DOninelli to Sing.
The D. A. r. exercises will be fol-
lowed over WRC and other N B. c.
stations by the General Motors Family
Party" which will introduce Aida Doni-
neI1 as the guest soloiSt. She is one
OF the Metropolitan Opera Co.'S young
est sopranos. The program is composed
chiefly of Spring" music. Miss Doni-
nelli will sing five numbers, including
the famous bird song from Leonca-
Vallo's "Pagliacci"
Several leading operetta composers
OF the last century contribute to the
concert of the A. & P. Gypsies. which
is to be restricted to a half hour in
stead of the usual hour, because of the
D. A. r. broadcast. Selections from
THE Desert Song" and Herbert's Pan
Americana" will be featured
In observance of the birthday ami
Versary OF Thomas Jefferson, DR.. Ed
ward Anderson Alderman, president of
the University of Virginia, will give
intimate pictures of the lifetime activ-
1ty of this early American President in
talk at 1890 o'clock. Senator Halves
OF Missouri will introduce him.
Coco Couriers Over WMAL.
The Physical Culture hour has been
removed from WMALs program on &C
count of the Presidents address. The
station, however, has scheduled all of
the other regular Columbia attractions.
These include the Coco Couriers, an
other Evening in Paris" episode, the
Burns Panatela program, the Gold
Strand Crusaders and the Columbians.
Merle Johnston'S Orchestra will play
group of old and new musical comedy
hits in the Coco broadcast, and Henry
Burblg will contribute his usual Spe-
claIty. Ben Alley, tenor. and Helen
Nugent, contralto, will present the spe-
clalties in the Panatela program, Lit
tie by Little" and That Wonderful
Something" being their duet numbers.
AS feature of the program of the
ColumbianS, Freddie Rich'S Orchestra
will play new arrangement of Deep
in the Arms of Love-" The GrenadierS,
a male quartet, also will be heard in
this program. The outstanding feature
of the Gold Strand program will be the
first broadcast of "Furlana," a work
OF Marino, an eighteenth century COM
poser. quaint little cabaret in the
Montmartre section of Paris will serve
as the background for the Evening in
Paris" presentation.
Joint Recital Over VOL.
Harriet L. Wagner, soprano and
Thelma Callahan. pianist, will be heard
IN joint recital tonight over VOL
Miss Callahan recently celebrated her
sixth anniversary as a radio artist.
The station also announces another
program by the Washington Comic
Opera Club and recital by Thomas
Cantwell, tenor
The Peacock Orchestra and the
Chimney Villa Orchestra will contribute
TO the program tonight of WJSV. There
also will be another program by the
Retail Grocers' Protective Association
and talk by Prof. Lowell D. Ragatz.