Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-12-05
TARIFF DISCUSSION
IS RADIO FEATURE
Senator ConnaIIy viii Tell in
National Forum What
Democrats Should Do.

What the Democrats should do about
the tariff problem will be discussed by
Senator Tom Connally Of Texas who
speaks tonight in the National Radio
Forum, arranged by The Washington
Star and broadcast over WMAL and a
coast forecast network Of associated
Columbia BroadCasting System stations
Senator Connally is member OF the
Senate Finance Committee. which
handles all tariff legislation before 1t
goes to the Senate for consideration.
His address will be broadcast from 10
TO 1915 o'clock
Another outstanding Columbia feature
on WMAL's program is the third of the
special series Of radio concerts by the
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra,
scheduled from 8.l5 TO 10 o'clock. Leo
pold Stokowski. who will conduct the
orchestra, has arranged program de
signed to complete the first half Of his
sweeping historical survey Of music.
Works of Romantic Composers.
Having covered the period from Mon
teverdi to Beethoven in the first two
concerts StokowsK this time will de-
vote his attention TO the romantic COM
poserS Of the nineteenth century. The
opening number will be Weber'S 'Invi-
JdLlOl 70 lL4t DdliCt. 4L4io Will bC AOl-
lowed by excerpts from SChubert'S
"Rosamunde," the overture to the "Ro-
man Carnival of Berlioz, the "Scherzo'
from Memberships Midsummer
Nights Dream" and Schumann's SYM
phOny in D Minor
Smokey Hollow, or The Moonsh us
Daughter will be the presentation Of
the Hank Simmons Show Boat company
at 1915. The play is laid in the fast
ness Of the mountain country OF West
Virginia.
Dance music by the Wardman Park
Orchestra Leon Bel6scO and his or
Chestra and George Olsen's Orchestra
and a l5minute program by the Mills
Brothers are among WMAL's other ma
jor attractions.
South American Program.
WRC and other National Broadcast
ing Co. stations will import two pro-
grams from South America. The first,
scheduled at o'clock, will be an az
dress by Senior Don Juan Esteban Mon
tero. new President of Chile, who will
speak from Santiago.
The other South American program
will consist Of dance music played by
Carabelh and his orchestra in BuenoS
Aires. This orchestra will share honors
with Bert Lown and his orchestra dur
ing the dance hour from 10 to II.
Revva Reyes, who sang and danced
for the entertainment Of Pancho Villa,
Mexican rev olutionist, will be guest art
ist in the Paint Club program at $50,
She will sing Mexican folk songs
Concert by Pryor's Band.
Other n B c. attractions scheduled
by WRC include a concert by Arthur
PryOT's Band at o'clock and a recital
by Ralph Kibery. baritone From its
own studios WRC will broadcast the
first episode in four-act sketch called
Hunted The play was written and
will be produced by Angela Keir
The contemplated unemployment
demonstration at the Capitol Monday
will be discusses over WJSV tonight by
Representative Fish of New York. He
was chairman OF the special House
committee which investigated Commu-
mist activities in the United States.
WJSV's musical features will be pro-
vided by the Shoreham Orchestra,
Roland Wheeler, tenor, and Rudy
Schramms Orchestra.
Banjo solos by Eddie Leger and a
popular program by Edith Reed ana her
entertainers are featured tonight by
VOL. This station also will broadcast
a dinner concert and another "Miscel-
laneouS Moods presentation by the
Northern Dramatic Co.