Evening star., 1931-12-13
z|MbALIST TO PLAY
ON TWILIGHT HOUR
Addition Finals Also to Be
Heard on WRC This
Evening.

FhEM GlMbALlSls WOIlu Ia-
= nous violinist. will make one OF
his rare appearances before the
IL micrCphone today during the
Twilight Hour program on WRC
and network Of other National Broad
casting Company stations.
Six numbers that have universal
appeal make up Zimbalists program He
will open with the Prize Song" from
wagner's Die Meistersinger." In
cluded among the other selections are
Kreislers "Liebesfreud," Beethoven s
"Minuet In G." and Ave Maria
Another outstanding WRC feature
will be the Atwater Kent addition finals,
in which 10 of the country's outstand-
ing amateur singers will compete for
medals, scholarships and cash prizes ag-
gregating $4,000. The contestants are
Miss Saida Knox of Kearny, N. j.; Jay
Alden Edkins, of Somerville, Mass. !;
Miss Lillian Meyer of jamestown, N.
Oak. Eugene B. Morgan of PaineSyille,
Ohio; Miss Thelma Gaskin of Orlando,
Fla; Austin Summers Butner of Nash
vile, Tenn; Mrs. Lavon c. Holden, of
Pittsburg, Kans; John B. Metcalf of
Austin, Tex; Miss Eleanor Coryell, of
Santa Cruz, Calf, and Andrew B.
White of Tucson, Ariz.
Seth Parker in Miami
The Seth Parker program at 10:45
will originate in Miami where Seth
and his neighbors are appearing in q
vaudeville theater.
Eddie Cantor with Rubinoff and his
orchestra will present varied program
at 8 O'Clock The orchestral specialties
include "A Faded Summer Love" and
"Nobody's Sweetheart" Rubinoff will
play "Liebestraum" as violin solo.
Cesare Sodero will direct the
Through the Opera Glass" program at
$50. The soloists will be Amy Gold
smith soprano, and Theodore Webb,
baritone
Jules Herbuveax and his orchestra
and Fred Waldner, tenor, will present
the Jolly Time Revue at 7:15. Popular
melodies will be featured.
Toscanini to Conduct
Arturo Toscanini will conduct the
New York Philharmonic Symphony Or
chestra in the concert to be broadcast
at o'clock this afternoon by WMAL
and associated Columbia Broadcasting
System stations. The first half of the
program, the portion carried by WMAL
consist of two selections-the overture
to The Tanning of the Shrew" and
Brahms Fourth Symphony In E
Minor"
Margaret Paduls, stage and screen
star, and Allen Wood, humorist will
contribute to the Edna Wallace Hopper
Varieties program. Harriet Lee, blues"
singer, and Stan Davis, guitarist, also
will take part.
The Roxy Symphony Orchestra will
give its concert at 8:l5, the period for
mIerly occupied by the presentation
known as Music Along the Wires"
Compositions by Lalo, Sibelius and FL
gar will be featured
Works of MendelsSohn and Bee
thoven are included in the program of
Ernest Hutcheson, pianist. scheduled
from 1890 to IL. Accompanied by a
concert orchestra, he will open the re-
cital with the second and third move
ments from Beethoven's Concerto in
O Minor" AS a solo offering he will
play three of the better known melo-
dies from Beethoven's collection of
Songs Without Words"
y Tropic Sea Story.
Those Navy Ways" an original
story of adventure in the tropic seas,
tg 30 be dramatized as the Romance of
the Sea" presentation. The drama will
be projected against a background of
music played by a symphony orchestra
directed by Charles Previn.
zen AlIey, TENOR, ana a symphony
orchestra conducted by DR.. Henry Had
ley will present a new program at 6
O'Clock. Selection from Faust" and
Victor Herbert melodies dominate the
program.
The regular international rebroad-
cast will bring talk from London by
Thomas Stearns Eliot, American born
poet who made his home in England.
He will discuss the life of John Dryden,
poet.
VOL will broadcast the morning
service OF the Church of Epiphany and
number of musical features. Among
them are concerts by the Stevens Sis
terS and the National Hawaiians and a
recital by Jimmie HARRISON, pianist In
the Washington Catholic Radio Hour
broadcast at o'clock Rev. r. S. Lloyd,
headmaster Of the Georgetown Pre-
paratory School, will preach.
The weekly Fox TIheater program and
dance music by Eubie Black and his
orchestra are featured by WJSV This
station also will broadcast the Gospel
Tabernacle service and a concert by
the Shoreham Orchestra.