Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22
NINE. MATCHMAKER
/ TO SING ON WMAL
Nine. Louise Homer Listed
for WRC Twilight Hour
Program.

n n ARGARET MATZENAEUR,
NH formerly leading contralto OF
V1 the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
4 / returns to the michrophone
tonight as guest artist in the
Music Along the Wires presentation
over WMAL and other Columbia
Broadcasting System stations.
The program contains a special ar
rangement of well known operate Sc
lections. Nine MatZenauer will con-
tribute the aria, Mon Occur" from
Samson and Delilah," and ''Seguidil-
las from Carmen" The orchestra,
directed by Fritz Reiner, will feature
the Dance of the Clowns" from THE
Snow Maiden" of Rimsky- Korsakov.
Jack Pearl, comedian of the "zieg-
field FollieS," and Helen Lynd, one of
the stars of the current edition OF
Earl CAROLS "Vanities," are an
nounced as the guest artists in the
Edna Wallace Hopper Variety Show, at
10 o'clock. Pearl will tell several Ger
man dialect stories, and Miss Lynd will
sing Its Great to Be in Love-" Others
to be heard in this program are George
Price, star Of vaudeville and musical
comedy, and Jerry Franks, who was
associated for several years with Fan
chon and Marco.
CymphOhy AAO6io"'
The Roxy Symphony Orchestra In
the fourth of its series of Columbia
concerts will play three selections, one
of which, Indian Wedding Festival"
Is q composition of Maurice Baron,
director Of the orchestra. The other
numbers will be Wagher'S "Rienzi"
overture and the Finland" OF SibeliuS.
The program for the New York Phil
harmonic Symphony Society concert at
3 o'clock is made up entirely OF the
works Of Austrian and German COM
posers. The opening numbers will be
the overture and entr'acte from Rosa
nude" It will be followed by two
serenades from Mahler's Symphony
No. z in e Minor"
Rev. Harry p. Dewey, Congregational
minister, of Minneapolis, and Right
Rev. John Francis O'Hern, Roman
Catholic Bishop of Rochester, N. Y, will
conduct the Church of the Air periods.
The congregational service is schedules
from 10 to 1890 am. and the Catholic
service from $3.50 to 3 pm.
Romance Of Sea.
"The Late Capt. Grow" is to be the
Romance Of the Sea dramatization at
9.30 o'clock. It is a drama Of pirates
and mutiny.
Nine. Louise Homer, contralto, will
present the Twilight hour program, to
be broadcast at $50 O'Clock by WRC
and other National Broadcasting Co.
stations. Her daughter, Katherine, will
accompany her.
Nine. Homer will open her program
with Schubert's "Serenade." She will
follow with Long, Long Ago." Sheep
and Lambs" and 20 Promise Me"
Another outstanding WRC feature
will be the FIRST Of a new series Of con-
certS by the. National Oratorio Society,
directed by Reinald Werrenrath. For
his initial program Werrenrath has Sc
lected Deems Taylor's musical setting
to the ballad THE Highwayman," by
Alfred Noyes.
Works Of Bach, Lebussy and Wagner
are included in the third Of the series
Of symphonic concerts directed by Wal
ter Damrosch. DamroSch will announce
each number. ~
~ Boy Pianist to Play.
Ehura Cherkassky, Russian boy pian-
list, will contribute to the Artists Serv.
be his first appearance before the
microphone.
Doriss Witch, famous American
pianist, will assist Ruty Lyon, soprano,
and Charles Sears, tenor, in presenting
the Wonder hour program at 4:30
o'clock. Miss Witch viii play LISTS
Hungarian Fantasy"
The Sentinels Of the Republic will
present as the speaker in its program
at o'clock Representative TilSon of
Connecticut, majority food leader of
the House. He will discuss "Funda-
mentals Of American Government"
VOL will broadcast the morning
service at Calvary Baptist Church, In
addition to its regular Sunday features.
These include the Washington Catholic
Radio Hour and concert by the Ma
tional Hawaiians.
The Kalua Boys return to WJSV to-
day, and viii be heard from Sis to
b:45 o'clock. This stations other musi-
cal features include a concert by the
Shoreham Orchestra and the weekly
Foxettes program.