Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16
FOREIGN PROGRAMS.
WILL Be FEATURED.
Two From London and One
From Germany Win Be
Broadcast Today.

Foreign radio programs have a promi-
Tert place today on the schedules OF
both the National Broadcasting Co. and
Columbia Broadcssting System net
works. Two will come from London
and another from Germany.
The principal foreign rebroadcast VIII
be a portion of Beethoven's opera,
'Fidelo," to be picked up from the
States Opera House in Dresden and
sent to the United States on short
waves by station in Koenigswuster-
hansen. 1t will be the first European
direct-from- the-stage pickup to go over
American networks WRC will broad
cast this feature in conjunction with
other N. B. c. stations.
WRC also will broadcast one of the
London programs. 1t will be talk by
Edward L. Keen, vice president for
Europe of the United Press Association,
on the religious situation in Russia.
will Broadcast Farley Progress.
Columbia's foreign program which
-WMAL will broadcast will come from
London 1t will concern the progress
Of the Five-Power Naval Conference.
Aside from the foreign program, WRC
will broadcast the usual N. B. c. at
fractions with the Atwater Kent hour
as the headliner. Edward johnson,
tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
will be the guest soloist. His contribu-
lions include the famous Prize Song"
from Wagner's Der Meistersinger," an
aria from Gounods Romeo and Juliet
and the tenor aria from "Pagliacci."
In honor of the birthday of Ireland's
patron, st. Patrick. Judson House, Irish
tenor will sing st. Patrick's Day."
melody of ancient origin. in the Davey
tree program A male quartet and
Chandler Goldthwaite also will take
part in this broadcast.
Musical echoes from Broadway
ranging from the popular hits of the
moment to forgotten tunes, are to be
interpreted in a musical fantasy by the
two-piano team of Gilman and Arden
during the Chase e. Sanborn program
Welcome Lewis, contralto; Frank Luther,
tenor, and Mary Mccoy, soprano, will
contribute solo numbers.
The Durant Heroes of the World
series will honor Garibaldi, Italian pa
triot. liberator and military leader.
"Diane" and Venetian Nights" in salon
arrangement are to be featured by Jean
GoIdkette's Studebaker Orchestra.
Program HonOrs Spain.
The WMAL program contains another
international goodwill program, known
as "Conclave of Nations Spain will
be honored in this program. Senior Don
to the United States, viii be the
speaker. Senator Couzens of Michigan
will introduce him.
Quin Ryan, popular announcer OF
station WGN, in Chicago, will again be
the star of the Majestic Theater of the
Air. Tonight he will give blow-by-
blow description of the Sullivan-C orbett
heavyweight championship fight in New
Orleans on SEPTEMBER z, 1892. In adol-
ton he will repeat his famous Irish
travelogue, Mother Machrees Magic
Carpet"
The second of the series of concerts
by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra
is composed chiefly of the works OF
Beethoven and MendelsSohn. Two vio-
lin solos by Lucien Martin will be sand.
WICKED between the orchestral selec-
tons.
Claude MacArthur's Concert Orches-
ira will present Victor Herberts "Neo-
politan Love Song" and the "Neopolitan
Lights" of Zamecnik in the La Palma
broadcast. Selections from Maurice
Chevalier's latest starring picture, The
Love Parade" will be played by Jesse
Crawford In his weekly organ recital.
The Arahesque skit will be based on the
story "Mists," which deals with SOL
6ier's mind after the war.
The Capital Sacred Singers make
their radio debut tonight over station
wJSV. Another new feature Will be
travel talk by Robert F. Lamm.
VOL. announces its usual Sunday
morning program of musical features
and a church service, which VIII De
broadcast from Calvary Baptist Church.