Evening star., 1931-12-20

~OUNI FELIX WON IUCkNER,
4 famous German sea adventur-
er, whom Lowell Thomas called
~ the sea devil" makes his ra-
dio debut tonight in new dra
matte series on WMAL and other Co.
lumbia Broadcasting System stations.
"Adventuring With Count Won Luck
ner" is the title Of the new sketches.
Court Won Luckrer himself will play
the leading role.
Arturo ToScanini has arranged spe-
cial program for the New York Phil
harmonic Symphony Orchestra. The
feature will be selected group of short
programmatic pieces as setting for
Brahms Symphony No. in c Minor"
The opening number will be the over
ture to "Meda," by Cherubini, Italian
composer.
Radio Church Theme.
The festival of Christmas will be the
theme Of the Church of the Air broad
casts. The morning period will be filled
by Rev. William A. Abernethy, pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. John
]. Glennon, Roman Catholic Archbishop
of ST. Louis, will be heard in the after
noon period.
The international rebroadcast at
1890 will bring a talk from Germany
by Herr Luppe, mayor Of Nuremberg,
Germany's famous toy-making center.
christmas Made in Germany" is to be
his topic.
Ernest Hutcheson, internationally
known concert pianist. will be assisted
In his weekly recital at 1890 by Beula
Duffey, young Canadian pianist. These
two artists will interpret q group of
waltzes for four hands by Brahms.
Roxy's Program.
Beethoven's "Leonora Overture, No.
g." and Paul Dukas' "L'Apprenti Sor-
cier' constitute the program of the
Roxy Symphony Orchestra. This con-
cert is scheduled from 8:15 to 8:45.
Phil Baker, comedian, will play the
accordion as a feature Of his program
with Ted Weem's Orchestra at 9
o'clock. The accordion is one of spe-
cial construction. having many pipe
organ effects.
The English Singers, famed for its
nadrigals and old English songs. will
present the Twilight hour program to-
day over WRC and other National
Broadcasting Co. stations. The fea-
tured offerings will be % Little Town
Of Bethlehem" "On Christmas Night"
and The Holly and the IVY
Senator Metcalf Speaks.
The speaker in the Sentinels Of the
Republic program at l o'clock will be
Senator Metcaf Of Rhode Island He
will discuss THE Menace Of Paternal-
ism"
Compositions of living masters will
be featured by Rubinoff and his or
chestra in the program with Eddie
Cantor at 8 o'clock. Rubinof will play
as a violin solo the popular Good
Night, Sweetheart"
Christmas music dominates the pro-
gram of the American Singers, who
will broadcast from / AS to 2:15. Joy
to the World" and Haydns Silent
Night, Holy Night" are the principal
selections
ID. c. Legion on VOL.
The District Department OF the
American Legion will present special
radio program over VOL this after
noon from AS to 2:15. Capt. Watson
B. Miller will act as master of cere-
monies. Music will be provided by the
drum and bugle corps of the Costello
Post. VOLS Catholic hour broadcast,
from to 6 o'clock, will feature a talk
by Rev. r. S. Lloyd, rector Of the
Georgetown Preparatory School, Miss
Kathryn Bowers and Miss Florence Yo-
cum will be the guest soloists.
Variety programs picked up from the
Fox and Howard Theaters are featured
tonight by WJSV. The major musical
attractions will be provided by the Ka-
lua Boys and the Shoreham Concert
Orchestra