Evening star., 1931-11-29
WH|TEMAN MUSIC
ON WRC TONIGHT.
New York Philharmonic Will
Be Feature of WMAL
Broadcast.

TOR the first time since he created
l. musical history by elevating jazz
70 the concert platform, Paul
Il Whiteman will broadcast tonight
over WRC and other N. B. C.
stations one Of his celebrated sym
phonic, Jazz" concerts.
The concert is scheduled from ll:15
to IL o'clock. The feature will be
Ferde Grofe's new Grand Canyon
Suite" Other selections include Grofe's
"Knute Rockne," a tone poem in mem
ory of the late Notre Dame coach:
Ge-shwin's "An American in Paris" and
Ballet Primitive" a new composition
by David Guion.
Another outstanding WRC musical
presentation will be the Twilight hour
program at $50, featuring Beniamino
Gigli, noted tenor of the Metropoli-
tan Opera Co. His selections include
q special arrangement of LiSzt's
'Liebestraum" and a group OF Italian
favorites.
Special Program Planned.
WRC also will broadcast a special
program at 1915 arranged by the Ma
tion2l tuberculosis Association. Eddie
Cantor, JegsiCa Dragcnette, Bill Hay,
Cir Hubert wilkins end Wayne King
an his orchestra will take part.
The People and Their Government"
will be discussed by Representative
Beck of Pennsylvania in the Sentinels
of the Republic program at l o'clock.
Mr.. Beck is a recognized authority
on constitutional law, and in his broad
cast will emphasize what he believes
to be present-day tendencies threat
ening national freedom.
A new attraction on WRC's program
IS the Jolly Time Revue, scheduled
from 7:15 to 7:30. 1t will be popular
program featuring an orchestra directed
by Jules HerbuveauX, and Fred Waldner.
tenor.
Jcssel to Aid Cantor.
George JesseI will assist Eddie Cantor
IN the program with Rubinoff's Or
Chcstra at O'Clock. Indications are
that Jessel is to be made a permanent
fixture on this popular weekly feature.
Arthur TCscsnini will conduct the
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra in its concert this afternoon
over WMAL and a network of associated
Columbia stations. The program in
Cludes the overture to Wagner's Flying
Dutchman" and Schumann's symphony
in E Flat"
The Music Along the Wires" pro-
gram at BIS will present for the first
time on the air Serafina di Leo, 49,
year-od soprano, who made a sensa-
tional debut with the Chicago Civic
Opera Co. early this month. She will
sing "D'Amor sull ali Rosee" and THE
Heart That's Free" The orchestra,
directed by Fritz Peiner, viii feature
the "Marche Miniature" of Tschaikovsky
Three famous composers are repre-
sented in the fifth of the series of con-
certs by the Roxy Symphony Orchestra
from to $50. The program is made
up of Tschaikovsky's 1872 Overture -
the Melody in F'' of Rubenstein and
the first movement of D'Ambrosio's
''Violin Concerto"
Grace Hayes to Be Heard.
Grace Hayes, star of the stage and
screen; Eert Kalmar and Harry Ruby,
composers; Lanf and Lawley vaude-
vile comedians, and the London Kit
Kat Club Orchestra will contribute TO
the Edna Wallace Hopper Varieties
program. Miss Hopper will serve as
master of ceremonies
The Olympic Games Committee
broadcast at IL o'clock will bring a dis
cuSsion of the Olympic Winter games
at Lake Placid in February by Avery
Brundage and DR.. Godfrey Dewey.
The international rebroadcast pro-
gram at 1890, originating in London.
will feature a discussion of the con-
temporary theater by Hugh Walpole,
novelist.
VOL will broadcast the morning
service of the First Congregational
Church, in addition to its other regular
features These include the Washing
ton Catholic radio hour and a concert
by the National Hawaiians.