Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
TWO-HOUR CONCERT
IS RADIOS FEATURE
New York Philharmonic to
Broadcast This Afternoon
Over Columbia.

Ire first concert of the season Of the
New York Philharmonic Symphony Or
chestra will be broadcast this afternoon
by an extensive network Of Columbia
Broadcasting System stations. WMAL
will carry the first half OF the two-hour
program, from to I o'clock. The COM
plete concert will be broadcast by
WABC, WFBL, WEAN. VIVA, WHIT.
WTAR, WDAE and q group Of Column
bias Western stations.
Erich Kleiber will conduct the or
chestra in the first Of the 20 concerts
to be broadcast Toscanini will return
from Europe in time to take charge OF
the orchestra for the concert Novem-
Der %.
Columbia's weekly international broad
cast, scheduled by WMAL from 1890 to
O'Clock, will originate in Berlin. 1t
will bring a discussion Of The German
Talkie" by Erich Pommer. chief pro-
Queer for UFA; c. Hooper TraSk, Berlin
Aim correspondent If the New York
Times, and three outstanding actors
Emil Jannings, Conrad Veidt and LII
liam Harvey.
Jackson hines, Guest.
jackson Hines, who retired from the
stage some years ago, will be the guest
artist in the program OF the Masters at
. o'clock. Eugene Ormandy'S Orchestra
also will take part in this broadcast,
playing group OF melodies OF past
years. ,,,
play . novelty arrangement OF Franz
Schubert compositions, in addition to
q group Of late song hits. These In
clude Lets Kiss and Make Up" and
"'S Wonderful"
The Church Of the Air religious serv-
ices will be In charge Of the Baptist
and Roman Catholic denominations.
The Baptist service Is scheduled At 10
am. and the Catholic service at
2:30 pm.
A program Of spirituals, novelties and
college songs dedicated to Dartmouth
will be presented by the Eight Sons OF
Ell at Q o'clock AS an additional fea-
ture Marshall Bartholomew will discuss
American folk songs.
Roxy TO Greet America.
g. L. RothafelS CRoxy) greeting to
America will be broadcast today by
WRC and q network of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations. Roxy Is In
Europe studying latest developments in
the design Of foreign broadcasting stu
dos. The program will come from
Berlin. In addition to Roxy's talk there
will be several musical features.
Eddie Cantor will continue his cam
oaien for President when he appears as
the master of ceremonies with Rubin
OFFS Orchestra at 8 o'clock. The or
chestra will play a number OF popular
melodies, including Banquet OF Roses"
ct Need Lovin'" and Sweet Georgia
Brown"
The second OF the series Of programs
arranged by the SentinelS Of the
Republic will present DR.. Edmund A.
Walsh, vice president OF Georgetown
University. His subject IS rs There
Russian Menace?"
Aside from other regular N. B. G..
attractions. WRC will broadcast the
proceedings at q meeting OF the Wom-
ems International League from the Be
lasco Theater. The speakers will be
Assistant Secretary Of State Rogers,
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman and Jane
Adams.
VOL announces a varied Sunday pro-
gram which includes music and several
religious features. The National Ha-
waiianS and Duke Van Dusen. pianist,
will contribute to the musical portion
Of the program.
In addition to its regular Sunday at
fractions, WJSV has scheduled late
program by Duke Ellington and his
orchestra. One of the outstanding fea-
lures, however. will be the second OF
the series Of programs by Fox Theater
artists, to be broadcast from 10 TO 1880
O'Clock.