Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15
IRISH PRESIDENT
TO TALK ON RADIOI
WRC Included in HOOk-up
Carrying Speech of VIII
liam CoSgrave Today.

William Cosgrave, President of the
Irish Free State, will broadcast a mes
sage to the American people today
through a Nationwide network of the
National Broadcasting Co. stations in
which WRC is to be link.
Various subjects including economic
development in ireland, the desire for
international peace ties and the Eucha-
ristic Conference of 1882, will be touched
on by Mr.. Cosgraye. Frederick A. Ster-
ling, American Minister to the Irish
Free State, viii introduce him. This
program, originating in Dublin, will be
the first ever broadcast in the United
States from Ireland.
WMAL on British HOok-ups.
WMAL and its Columbia associates
also have scheduled an international
program-a rebroadcast from London
of talk by Sir Samuel Hoare, a MEM
Der of the British Parliament, who Is
credited with building up the inter-
imperial air mail communications sys-
tenn while serving as secretary of state
for air. His subject is, The Freedom
of the Air"
Musically, WRC's outstanding attrac-
tons will be provided by Charles Hac-
kett, tenor of the Chicago Civic Opera
Co., during the Garden Party, and Grace
the Kent Hour. In addition there will
be the tenth Dollar Symphony Con-
cert of the Roxy Orchestra. The or
chestra has arranged an all-Wagner
program and will have as its SoloiSt
Paul Althouse, tenor, formerly member
Of the Metropolitan opera Co.
Two Dramatic Features.
WRC also has scheduled two dramatic
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Big Brother Club program in a
dramatization of an incident in the life
OF William Shakespeare. The other,
scheduled at 10:15 o'clock, will serve as
an Introductory to a new series of
sketches based on Famous Trials in
History" Roscoe Pound, dean of the
Harvard Law School, will explain the
educational and legal significance Of the
series. The first of the trials will be
broadcast next Sunday, with Clarence
barrow and former Solicitor General
James M. Beck in the roles Of opposing
counsel.
Irene Bordoni, in the second Of her
new series Of Playgirl presentations
over WMALI, viii sing two American
hits and one French song. selected
cast of Broadway players and Eugene
Ormandy's Orchestra will assist. This
program will have Palm Beach back
ground.
Detroit Symphony Program.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra will
open its regular Sunday radio concert
with Wagner's overture, 1.-THE Meister-
singers" The remainder of the pro-
gram includes Rubenstein's Melody in
F" and '"The Old Refrain" Of Kreisler
"St. Patrick's Message to the Modern
World is the subject of the sermon to
be preached by Rev. Peter F. Quinn in
the Washington Catholic Radio Hour
to be broadcast today by VOL. The
musical portion of the program will be
provided by Miss Florence Yocum, Miss
Kathryn Bowers and the Immaculate
Conception Choir
VOL also will broadcast the morning
service at Calvary Baptist Church, a
popular program by Jack Ralstons
Orchestra and a Cuban program by
Estrella Amores, soprano; Rosalmira
Colomo, soprano, and Raul Vianello,
baritone.
Margaret Ringrose, soprano, and
Chick Godfrey, tenor, will be heard in
recitals tonight over WJSV. Radio Joe
Jeder's Radio Revival and Song
Story are among the other attractions.