Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-05
WRC TO FEATURE
'MUSGRAVE RITUAL
Mystery Drama Will Be on
!, Air Tonight-AutO Show
| Broadcast Scheduled.

The "Musgrave Ritual" is the subject
Of the latest of the adventures of Sher-
lock Holmes to be broadcast at 10
O'Clock this evening over WRC and a
network of National BroadcaSting Co.
stations. The drama will reveal how
the famous detective, while hunting a
buried treasure at the Musgrave manor,
discovers the body of man and solves
the murder mystery.
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir will be
heard in half-hour program at 6:15
o'clock this evening over WRC. A bal
anced program ranging from semi
classical to operate selections VIII be
played by the Black and Gold OrcheS-
ira under the direction Of Ludwig
Laurier over WRC and an N. B. G. net
work at GAS o'clock. Numbers will in
clude the march from the "Nutcracker
Suite" by TschaikoWsky; the overture
to "Rosamunde, by Schubert; the
prelude to The Deluge," by Saint
Saens, and selections from 'Pinafore,"
by Sullivan.
Judge Paul Linebarger, legal adviser
to the National government of China,
will be the speaker on the Fifteen
Minutes in the Nations Capital" pro-
gram over WRC at 8:15 o'clock.
Graham McNamee will give verbal
highlight pictures of the 1881 National
Automobile Show, now in progress in
New York, during the family party" at
$50 o'clock this evening over WRC and
associated stations. The musical part
of this program will range from SouSa's
''Semper FideleS" to Frank Blacks in
terpretations of "Mardi GraS" from the
mississippi Suite" for orchestra and
vocal quartet. Also there will be med
ley of latest popular song hits and a
half dozen songs by Irving Berlin, in
Guiding Get Out and Get Under"
The Gypsies' program at $3.50 this
evening, over WRC, will open with the
'William Tell" overture by Rossini and
will include other classic numbers and
popular tunes, among these, the
Meditation" from "Thais,"' by MaSse-
net: "Chanson Bohemian" by Bold;
''Valse Trieste" by Sibelius and IF I
Had a. Girl Like YOU" with chorus by
quartet.
Scenes from the Imaginary Ballet"
by Coleridge-T Taylor forms one of the
featured offerings of the New World
Symphony to be presented by WMAL
and a Columbia network at O'Clock
this evening. Other numbers will be
from the "Snow Maiden" by Rimsky-
Korsakoff, and "Cadiz," by Albeniz.
carry numbers of a classical program
by the Columbia Symphony Orchestra.
Radios lad lib comedians, Russell
Pratt, Ransom Sherman and Joe
Rudolph, whose antics are familiar to
listeners in and near Chicago, win be
heard on a Nationwide stage for the
first time when they appear as "The
Three Bakers at 900 over WMAL
locally. This is to be regular Monday
night program.
A new program of novelty music and
9ny,1adv will ha presented over WMAI,
and a Columbia network at 8:15 pm.
by Vernon Dalhart and Adelyn Hood,
supported by an orchestra and a male
quartet.
Dinner music is scheduled by VOL
at z O'Clock and Helen Lowry, pianist,
will be heard at 7:30 pm, followed by
another musical program at pm. Phil
Loria's Orchestra will play for WJSV at
3 o'clock, with the Virginia Minstrels
scheduled for $3.50 pm. The Alexandria
American Legion program viii broad
cast at 9 pm.