Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12
WAGNER AND LIST
WILL Be FEATURED
Works of German Composers
Win Be HeadIined by
WRc Tonight.

Works of Richard Wagner and Franz
Liszt, the two German master COM
poSers who we're bound by family ties
rs well as musical sympathies, will be
drawn on exclusively by Nathaniel Shil-
kret for the weekly Mobiloil concert
tonight over WRC and other National
8roadcasting Co. stations.
The prelude to the third act of Wag-
ner's "Lohenerin" and LISTS Grand
Chromatic Galop" will open the con-
cert. The orchestra also will play
Lisxt'S Hungarian Fantasia" and his
"LieheStraum" and Wagner'S THE Ride
Of the ValkyrieS." Edna Kellogg So
prano, and Elliott Shaw, baritone, will
contribute solos. Shaw will sing the
Evening Star from Wagner's Tam
hauser," and Miss Kellogg the
'Traume" Of the same composer.
The RevelerS Quartet will feature the
Palmolive Hour with novel arrange
ment of Down by the. Old Mill
Stream" The quartet also will sing
'What Is This Thing Called Love-" and
Japanese Sunset" The speciality by
Gustave Haenschen's Orchestra will be
selections from Rombergs tuneful
operetta THE Student Prince" Olive
Palmer, soprano, and Paul Oliver,
tenor, also will be heard in solo and
duet numbers.
Scandinavia Composers Featured.
A varied musical program featuring
the works of Scandinavian composers
frame the Halsey-Stuart Hour. The
"Old Counsellor" will speak on Some
Observations on the Bond Market"
The first of a series of Spring and
Summer Van HeuSen programs Will be
broadcast tonight by WMAL and associ-
ated Columbia BroadcaSting System
stations. An orchestra directed by
William WirgeS, Wee Lawnhurst, blues
singer, and a quartet will provide these
programs. Walter Winchell, New York
columnist, will be the guest artist in
the initial program made up Of popu-
lar melodies drawn from musical COM
edies and talking pictures. Strike Up
the Band" MY Sweeter Than Sweet"
and Its q Great Life" are the princi-
pal orchestral selections. The quartet
viii sing Woman in the Shoe" What
Do Care and Should I" will be Miss
Lawnhurst's contributions.
Unusual organ and quartet arrange
ments OF popular tunes win be broad
cast during the Gold Medal Fast
Freight program. The quartet will be
heard in Hello Swanee" and Annie
Laurie" The organ selections include
the American Patrol March" and Sc
lectionS from III. M. S. Pinafore."
Memories Of the best loved operettas
In recent years viii be recalled in the
Philco Hour to be presented by Artzts
Orchestra, three solo1sts, Marie Gerard,
soprano; Kenyon Condor, baritone, and
Helen Nugert, contralto, and the Gren-
andiers Male Quartet.
Present Version Of Faust"
An abridged version of Gounod's
'Faust" will feature the grand opera
concert while the Show Boat produc-
ton viii be based on the w. j. Thomp-
sons four-act melodrama, New York
Day by Day."
Radio Joe and his Budget Boys"
will dedicate their program tonight to
Washington's new National Symphony
Orchestra. It will be preceded by
1S-mInute recital by Helen Bury, So
pfano.
Commodore W. E. Longfellow Of the
District Chapter Of the American Red
Cross will speak over VOL tonight on
''The Spring Swimming Campaign"
The stations musical features include
O dinner concert, q program by the
washington College of Music and dance
music by the Swanee Syncopators.
WJSV introduces tonight the flrst of
Q series of programs dedicated to organ
lied citizenship of the District. The
initial broadcast has been designated
''Kenilworth Night" It is scheduled
from to $50 O'Clock. Dance music
by Ray Acton's ModerniStics and q con-
cert by the Radio Artists Quartet are
among the stations other features.