Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-25
GEORGEADE PLAY
ON WRC TONIGHT
Glenn Hunter and Arthur
Byron to Play Leading
Dramatic Roles.

J George AIDES comedy, Speaking to
. Father" will be broadcast tonight by
WRC and other National Broadcasting
Co. stations as the second in the series
, of plays written by famous dramatists
and interpreted by famous actors.
Glenn Hunter, star of the sage and
screen, and Arthur Byron, well known
leading man in Broadway productions,
win take the principal roles.
WRC'S outstanding musical feature,
the Kent hour, will present Carol Deis,
, soprano, of Dayton, Ohio, and Alfred
Wallenstein, cellist of the Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra. The orches raj
numbers will be provided by Josef Pas
ternack's Orchestra.
Muriel Wilson to Sing.
Muriel Wilson, soprano, will be the
guest soloist with the Choral Orches-
ira. She will sing she Is My IDEAL
and 1.-TWO Hearts Swing in Three Quar-
ter Time" The orchestra will feature
o medley of Strauss melodies, Where
the Volga Flows" and 81 Got Rhythm. "
How Benjamin Franklin labored in
the face of taunt and ridicule to obtain
proof of his theory of electricity will be
described in a dramatic episode during
the broadcast of the Big Brothers Club.
Old-time melodies, ranging from "Take
Me Out to the Ball Game" to the
, Message of the Violets," from the
prince of Pilsen," will be heard during
the Tree hour program.
The Roth String Quartet of Buda-
pest will play in its entirety the String
Quartet in A Major" of Robert Schu-
is represented in the Ebrettos of two
operas listed on the program of the
Russian Cathedral Choir.
London Program on Air.
Sir Herbert Samuel, member of the
British Parliament and chairman of
the Liberal party, will be the speaker
in the international rebroadcast from
London, to be heard today over WMAL
and associated Columbia Broadcasting
System stations. He will review the
political situation in England and make
reference to the results of the recent
India round-table conference.
Rumania will be honored in the Con-
clave of Nations program. The speaker,
Charles A. Davila. Rumanian Minister
to the United States, will discuss con-
ditions in his own country. The must
cal portion of the program will feature
solos by Rosa Low, soprano, and
Gregoire Alexandresco, pianist-com-
poser.
Toscha SeideI to Play.
Toscha Seidel, violinist will take part
in the concert of the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra. He will play
Beethoven'S Violin Concerto" The
orchestra selections include the over
ture to Rossinis la Cenerentola" and
La Rossiniana," from Rossini's suite,
'IeS RienS."
Two solos are on the program of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra. They
will be given by Ilya SsckoInik, con-
certmeister of the orchestra, and Muriel
Kyle, soprano. The 80-piece orchestra
will play 'Pomp and Circumstance"
and March Of the Titans"
Classical music and jazz have been
mixed in the program Of Jesse Craw-
ford, organist. The soloist will be Paul
Small, tenor.
Scottish Program Offered.
The New World Symphony program
will offer as q special tribute to Robert
Burns a group of melodies that are
Scottish in temper. The selections
range from "Fingal's Cave to THE
Thistle"
VOL win broadcast the morning
service of the First Congregational
Church, in addition TO its usual array
of Sunday attractions. These include
a popular program by Jack Ralston's
Orchestra, q concert by the Lovette
Choral Club and the Washington Cath
Ole hour.
wJSV has scheduled its regular re-
1igious features, and in addition will
broadcast musical program presented
by the Silver String Revelers, Roland
Wheeler and Joseph DiMeglio, tenors.