Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-12
STARS WILL ENACT
BARRIE PLAY ON AIR
Eva lie Caffeine and Rath-
bone in "TWeIve-Pound
Look" Via WRC Tonight.

Sir James Barrie's famous play, The
Twelve-Pound Look" with Eva lie Gal
lenne and Basil Rathbone in the lead
ing roles, will be broadcast at 1880
o'clock tonight by wRC and a net
work Of other National Broadcasting Co.
stations.
The drama, q tragi-comedy, con.
Germs significant incident in the life
and his first wife, who returns. The
enigmatic title, THE Twelve-Pound
Look" motivates the plot and is ex-
planned in the dialogue.
Another dramatic feature on WRC'S
program will be the second episode In
the Trial Of Napoleon Bonaparte. ="
Arthur Garfield Hays and Dudley Field
Malone again will oppose each other as
Napoleon's prosecutor and defense
counsel, respectively.
Prize winners TO Sing.
Singing together for the first time,
Carol DeiS, soprano, and Raoul Nadeau.
baritone, first prize winners in the last
national radio addition, will be heard
at $3.50 o'clock in the Garden Party
program. The Kent hour tonight also
will present four other addition win
nerS-Edward Austin Kane, tenor; Will
bur Evans, baritone; Agnes Davis, So
prano, and Hazel Arth of Washington.
The Roxy Symphony Orchestra will
resume its Dollar Concert series at
1880 o'clock this morning. "Fingal'S
Cave" by Mendelssohn, will be the
opening selection. Two other numbers
will be played-"Nocturne and Scherzo, -
from MendelSSohns "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" and Elm Heldenle-
ben" by Strauss.
John Maynard Keynes, noted English
economist. will discuss causes Of world
wide depression and suggested remedies
to relieve 1t during Columbia's weekly
international broadcast, scheduled by
WMAL at 1890 O'Clock. The address
will come from London.
Premiere Tonight.
Another wNTAL feature will be the
premiere of Fortune Builders" new
biweekly Columbia attrs ction. Douglas
Gilbert. character analyst and newspa-
per interviewer, will present word pic
lures Of Americas business leaders.
After an absence of several weeks DR..
Julius Klein. Assistant Secretary Of
Commerce, will resume his series Of
radio talks on business, economic and
Government affairs.
, Abram Chasins, 2S-year-old composer,
will be honored by the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra in It's concert when
it plays two Of his works-"Flirtation
in a Chinese Garden" and Parade"
The orchestra will open the concert
with the Overture" to The Battered
Bride"
Irene Bordoni on Air.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra in
its broadcast tonight will feature Pom
chiellt's Dance OF the Hours" Ilya
Schkolnik will play the prelude" to
the Deluge" of Sa:nt-Saens as violin
solo.
The Playgirl presentation, featuring
Irene Bordoni. will have a Partisan set
ting. Miss Bordoni will sing three typl-
cally French numbers.
VOL will broadcast this morning the
service of the Calvary Baptist Church.
The afternoon program viii include the
regular Washington Catholic hour
originating at the Church OF the I'm
maculate Conception. Rev. Raphael NJ
Burke, pastor of st. Dominics Church,
will preach the sermon.
Aside from the regular array Of re-
hgious attractions, WJSV will broad
cast tonight the service Of the Free
Methodist Church Of Alexandria.