Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10
RUSSIAN SOPRANO
TO SING over WRC:
Nine. Mario KurenkO and
Symphonic Choir viii Give
r. Musical Programs. I

Nine. Mario Kurenko. Russian So
prano, and the famous Russian SYM
phonic Choir, will contribute to two OF
the outstanding National Broadcasting
Co. programs coming into washington
today over WRC.
The Kent hour, at S:15 o'clock to-
night. will have Nine. Kurenko as the
guest soloist. She will sing La Prin-
cesa Triste," the new tango OF the
Spanish composer Maduro.
The Russian Symphonic Choir Will
present the Garden Party program at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon. TINS VIII
be the final program in this series. me
choir will feature the work OF noVeo
Russian composers.
Mothers Day Specialties.
The wRC program also contains sew
eral Mothers day specialties. The first
will be broadcast at o'clock under the
direction of Edgar White Burrl. The
other, arranged by the National George
washington Bicentennial Commission
is scheduled at 10 o'clock. IL WIZ 1ea-
ture talk by Representative Sol Bloom
of New York, associate director OF the
Bicentennial Commission, and selec-
tions by the United States Marine Band
Orchestra, with Flora McGtl Keefer,
contralto, as the soloist.
A program devoted to contemporary
musical compositions will be presented
by a symphony orchestra directed by
Nathaniel Shilkret at $50 o'clock. The
selections include Moods" new COM
position of RUDE Bloom; "Serenade, by
GIaaounoff, and Blue Night"
An all-WagneTian program has been
arranged for the Deems Taylor Musical
Series presentation at 1880 o'clock.
The program is designed to outline the
change from the Gluck school of opera
to that Of wagner and his great music
dramas.
New. J. A. Ryan Speaks
nav, John A. Ryan, professor Of moral
theology ct Catholic University. Will be
the speaker in the National Catholic
hos. 1T S o'clock. He will discuss the
encyclical on the condition Of labor by
Pope Leo XIII.
Morton DoWney popular tenor, viii
be heard in q special Mothers day pro-
gram at 7:45 O'Clock over WMAL and
other Columbia Broadcasting System
stations. He will introduce for the flrst
time over the air new ballad, THE
Best Sweetheart of AL"
The Detroit symphony Orchestra also
will commemorate Mothers day with
an appropriate program. The feature
win be Dvorak's Songs My Mother
Taught Me" Muriel Kyle, soprano. will
sing this number, accompanied by the
orchestra.
Irene BOrdonl TO Sing.
Irene Bordoni reaches Monte Carlo In
her illusory tour of world-famouS re-
sorts. She will sing three numbers
MY Lover" 1.-THE Land OF Going-to-
Be" and Don't Look at Me That Way"
Classical and semi-claSSical compost
tons make up the program of the
Shcreham Orchestra, to be broadcast
from 6:15 to o'clock. The principal
numbers are Donizetti's "Sextet," from
Lucia" and gems from THE Desert
Song" Of Romberg.
Shirley Ernest, soprano, and Rose
NoYak, violinist, will present a special
Mothers day program over VOL this
afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. The sta
tons other features include q popular
program by Ralston's Orchestra and
the regular washington Catholic radio
hour.
The Silver String Jewellers, Margaret
Ringrose, soprano, and Chick Godfrey,
tenor, win contribute to the program of
WJSV.