Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-01
YOUNGEST STARS
! ON WRC TONIGHT.
Metropolitan Soprano and
Baritone to Give Kent
Program.

Two of the youngest and most bril-
liant stars Of the Metropolitan Opera
Co., Aida Doninelli, soprano, and George
Cehanovsky, baritone, will present the
Kent program tonight over WRC and
associated National Broadcasting Co.
stations.
Bizet's Carmen" will provide both
artists with their Introductory num-
bers. Nine. Doninelli will sing the aria
composed by Micaela, Nothing Shall
Deter Me-" while Cehanovsky will be
heard in the famous "Toreador" song.
Each will have a group of concert num-
bers and folk tunes, and they also will
be heard in the duet from "Tales of
Hoffman," known as the "Barcarolle."
WRC's other outstanding musical fea-
lures tonight will be provided by the
Capitol Family" Nathaniel Shilkret's
Orchestra and the Choral Orchestra
In addition there will be two dramatic
sketches, one during the Big Brothers
Club presentation, which will depict a
spectacular rescue at sea, and play
called Earth Incorporated" to be
broadcast at 1915 o'clock.
Usual Afternoon Array.
In the afternoon WRC will broadcast
is usual array of attractions. These
include the Tree hour, the National
Oratorio Society concert and Neapoli-
an Days program. The Oratorio So
kiety will feature THE Swan and the
Skylark," a cantata by the English
composer Arthur Goring Thomas. Ital-
ian airs make up the Neapolitan Days
program. In the Tree hour, Chandler
Goldthwaite, organist, will play, in re-
Spouse to popular demand, "Then You'll
Remember" and Herberts "Punchi-
nello"
Two solos will feature the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra concert tonight
over WAdAL and other Columbia Broad
casting System stations. The first will
be a cello selection by Georges Mi
Quelle. In the second half Of the pro-
gram Muriel Kyle, soprano, will sing
Laroux,s la La, NJ Nile" The orchestral :i
DIANA" Tschaikowsky's Dance of the
Reed Pipers" and Herbert's march,
"Bagdad."
Jesse Crawford, organist, will present
gems from Tschaikowsky's compositions.
The Duosones will contribute two pop
iular medleys.
A program of Spanish and Latin
American melodies has been arranged
by the Gauchos, under the direction of
Vincent Sorey. The Around the Sa-
movar program is made, up of Russian
folk songs.
WMAL will start the day with the
Jewish Art program and follow with
another international broadcast from
London. The speaker, Vernon BARTLETT,
London representative of the League of
Nations Secretariat, will discuss the
League and its work.
Paraguay to Be Honored.
The Conclave of Nations program at
1880 o'clock will honor Paraguay. Don
Pablo M. Ynsfran, charge daffaires Of
the Paraguayan legation, will speak on
Paraguay in the Family of Nations"
DR.. Howard w. Haggard, associate
professor Of physiology at Yale Univer-
sity, in the second of his series of talks
viii give an outline of the history of
anesthesia. He viii reveal the methods
utilized before anesthesia was en-
ployed; how surgical operations were
performed by virtually claiming the pa
tient to the operating table and cutting
into the FISH.
VOL will broadcast the morning
service Of the Church Of the Epiphany,
in addition TO its other regular Sunday
features. These include popular pro-
gram by Jack Ralstons Orchestra and
the Washington Catholic hour.
Musical features dominate the pro-
gram Of WJSV. The station also has
scheduled its usual religious attractions.