Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
LAWRENCE T|BBETT
IS GUEST SDLO|ST
Metropolitan Opera Baritone
to Sing in AtWater Kent
Hour Tonight.

Lawrence Tibbett, Metropolitan Opera
baritone and the first opera star to
make a talking picture, is to be the
guest solo:st in the Atwater Kent Radio
Hour tonight over WRC and network
of other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tions.
operate arias. spirituals, ballads and
excerpts from THE Rogue Song" the
audible film in which Tibbett is starring,
are included in his program. when
I'm Looking At You" and Narrative Of
the Shirt" are the talking picture songs.
The "Toreador Song" from Bi2ets
Carmen and selec, ion from Verdi's
''La Traviata" are the operate arias.
Stuart Willie will play the piano ac-
compartment for Tibbett.
Victor Herbert'S Red Mil" will be
drawn on by Margaret Olsen, Scandi-
navian soprano, who will present the
Davey program in conjunction with
Judson House, Irish tenor; Chandler
Goldthwaite, organist, and a quartet
Goldwaithe'S contribution will be Schu-
bert'S Ave Maria" Preston will sing
''The Lost Chord" the famous melody
of Sir Arthur Sullivan.
CrOoner VIII Be Heard.
The lifting rhythm "Am I Blue" will
be played by Gilman and Arden, the
two-piano duo, in the Chase g. San
born program. Welcome Lewis, con-
tralto crooner, will sing Roses of Pic
ardy." Phil Dewey, tenor: James STAN
ley, bass, and Jack Parker, tenor, also
viii take part in this broadcast.
The ancient Slavic religion of sun
worship will be recalled by the Russian
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"Glory to the Sun" Song of Moscow"
traditional Russian air, and q peasant
comic duet, "Vanka- Tanka," also are
included in the program. Sam Her
mann, xylophonist, will play as his spe-
cialty, "JuSt Think of Me Some Time
The Studebaker Champions and the
rural sketch Sunday at Seth Parker's"
are among WRC's other features. In
the afternoon the station will broadcast
its usual attractions.
Kish and Sonia, Russian accordion
duo, win be the feature of the Majestic
Theater of the Air program tonight
over WMAL and associated Columbia
Broadcasting System stations. The
artists have appeared in many stage
presentations, including the famous
Russian musical revue "Chauve
Souris." Their contributions range
from the classic compositions of Rach-
In his weekly organ recital in the
Royal period, Jesse Crawford will pre-
sent a program made up entirely of re-
quest numbers. The Arabesque presen-
tation will be the mystery drama, THE
Strange Case of DR.. Andrews"
Light Program Arranged.
The La Palma RhapSodizers have ar
ranged a light program for their broad
cast, which includes THE Parade of the
Marlonettes,Y "A Tin Soldiers Night
mare" and .The Song of India" The
Russian program, In O Russian Wiz
lage," is made up chiefly Of lively folk
dances
WMALs afternoon program features
another "Conclave of Nations" broad
cast to be dedicated to Chile. Senior
Don Carlos G. Davila, Chilean Ambas-
sador to the United States, win be the
speaker. Karl A. Biekel, president of
the United Press. will introduce him.
A concert by the Montreal Symphony
Orchestra, with Edmund Trudel con-
Quoting and the Ballad hour, featuring
hits from talking picture successes, are
among WMALs other afternoon fea-
lures.
WJSV viii broadcast tonight the
service of the Fourth Church of Christ
Scientist, in addition to a number Of
musical programs. The VOL program
contains several musical presentations
and the morning service of the Church
Of the Epiphany.