Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-01
AIR IDOLS N GALA
RELIEF PROGRAM
Nations Most Popular Stars
Over WRc and WMAL
Tonight.

Idols of the afr viii make their con-
tribution 70 the emergency welfare and
relief campaign By presenting . gala
program over the combined n. d. c.
and Columbia networks. Both wRC
and WAGA.Is viii carry this feature from
10:45 20 IL O'Clock tonight.
Amos n Andy" Morton Downey.
Oliver palmer Kate Smith and Jeasica
Draronstte head the list OF radio celeb
rites 70 participate in the program.
other stars include the Boswell Sisters,
Raw Perkins. Eddie and Ralph, Bing
Crosby. Freddie Rich and his orchestra.
the Columbians' Quartet. Emo RApee
and his orchestra. Guy Lomoard0 ana
his Royal Canadians and Paul White
mans Band. In addition 70 the en-
tertainment there VII be snors az
dresses BIZ william Green. president OF
the American FEDERATION Of Labor, ana
owen ID. Young, chairman OF the Com
naittee on Mobilization and Resources
OF the Presidents unemployment relief
organization.
TO welcome Station.
Aside from the unemployment relief
program. WRc will broadcast another
special feature at 9:45 O'Clock, designed
10 welcome station WMAQ. in Chi
caRo. as a member OF the ". b. G. net
work. Headliners OF radio, musical
comedy and opera will take part In
this broadcast. Among them are Rudy
Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees,
Marion Harris, the Revelers' Quartet,
Russ Columbo. Paul Oliver, Halle Stiles
Of the Chicago Civic Opera Co. Harold
Sanford's Orchestra, Cesare Sooeros
Orchestra. Nathaniel Shlkret's Orches-
ira, the Three Doctors, Alice Mock OF
the Chicago Civic Opera Co, the King 8
Testers. Jane FromAn and Lee Simons.
Bill Hay. announcer for Amos n
ANDY" viii act as master Of ceremonies.
N. II. Aylesworth, president OF N. 3. C.,
and Col. Frank Knox, publisher OF the
Chicago Daily News. will exchange
greetings during the program.
The classical Home Circle program
at $50 O'Clock win feature Maria
Jeritza, Metropolitan Opera soprano.
She viii be accompanied by Wnfred
Canada will be honored in the Bright
spots program at AIS O'Clock. The
selections, to be played by Jack Pettis
and his orchestra, range from Beside
the River st. Marie" to Avalon :,
The Roxy Symphony Orchestra, d.
rected BY Maurice Baron, opens series
OF concerts on WMAL and associated
Columbia stations at O'Clock. The
soloist will be Edward Albano. baritone,
who win sing "The Lost Chord"
Orchestral Feature.
An all-orchestra program, directed
BY Fritz Reiner, viii feature the Music
Along the Wires" presentation ct 6:l5
O'Clock. The principal numbers win be
''Fetes." by Debussey; Bizet's "Faran-
dole" and the "Slavonic Dance in q
Minor" Of Dvorak.
Ernest Hutcheson, concert pianist,
will play two request numbers in his
weekly recital at 10 o'clock. The first
of these is q transcription Hutchinson
has made of the scherso from Mendels-
sohn's music 70 "A Midsummer Ninght's
Dream" The other viii be the ''Etude
1n Thirds" by Chopin.
The New York Philharmonic Sym
pi1cny Orchestra in Its concert at
O'Clock will illustrate the divergent
styles of Italian, Russian, German and
French composers. The works Of Mali
pierre, Tschailkowsky, Strauss, Downes
and Berlioz will be featured.
Horace Happy Walker and his or
cflestra will present the second OF q
series of Sunday concerts today over
VOL. The program contains "Swanee
Sunshine" 'sThe One Love Belongs
TO Somebody Else. Marie" and Tiger
Rag" VOLS other musical features
will be provided by the National Ha-
waiians and the Sorority Dance Or
chestra.