Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-09
SURVIVORS OF BUS
. ON RADIO TONIGHT
Bryan Untiedt, Boy Hero, and
Four Others to Take Part
in WRC Program.

The Colorado school children who
survived the bitter blizzard in q stalled
motor bus near Towner on March ~
will take part in a special radio pro-
gram to be broadcast at 6 o'clock this
evening by wRC and an extensive net
work of other National Broadcasting Co.
stations.
Special telephone circuits will link
Denver and Lamar, where the broad
cast will originate. From Lamar the
radio circuit will lead to Station KOA,
In Denver.
Bryan Untiedt, l3-year-old hero of
the school bus tragedy. will be the CEN
trail figure in the broadcast. The others
will Include EVELYN Untiedt, ONE IN
tiedt, Laura Hussaker and Max HuS-
saker.
Kate Smith VIII Sing.
Kate Smith, washington ''blues" art
list, who Is now starring on Broadway,
will assist Rudy Vallee and his Con-
necticut Yankees in presenting the
weekly Sunshine hour. to be broadcast
from to 8 o'clock. Her contributions
will include wabash Moon" Just a
Crazy Song" and by the River St
Marie"
The Birthday Party presentation will
honor Washington Irving, author OF
RIP Van Wrinkle" THE Legend OF
Sleepy Hollow" and many other short
stories and sketches. This program will
be framed around a variety Of musical
selections presented by John Moncrieff
bass; Rachael Morton, soprano; Harald
Hansen, tenor, and the Rondoliers
Quartet.
Two guest soloists will be on the
Melody Moments program-Serge Wal
ter, Russian composer and pianist, and
Thelma KeSsler, soprano. Four Of the
compositions on the program will be
works by Walter. Miss Kessler win
sing two solos, in addition to q duet
with Oliver Smith, tenor.
Foreign folk songs will dominate the
concert by Rudolf Schramm The fea-
tured selection, however, will be Rubin
STEMS "Kamenoi Ostrow." Schranlm
will play Chopin's "valse in c Minor"
IS o piano solo.
'WhOopee" Stars Billed.
Frances Upton and Janet Reade, who
two years ago supplied the feminine
love interest and comedy keynote in
WAAOORCCb WILL VIC CO~6bdAICU
again in the Radio Roundup, to be
broadcast tonight by WdAL and asso-
ciated Columbia Broadcasting System
stations. Miss Upton will sing I'm
Bringing q Red, Red Rose" and 1--WE
Got Everything but You" Miss Reade
will contribute I'm One Of Gods Chill
dren."
Comedy songs and sketches by Brad
ford Browne and Al Llewelyn will fea-
ture the Salad Dressers program. Fred
die Rich and his orchestra also viii
take part in this broadcast.
Bomb Time" Is the title of the radio
drama to be broadcast at S:45 O'Clock
The plot revolves around O new district
attorney who has declared war on q
gang Of crooks.
VioliniSt's Recital Tonight.
Toscha Seidel, violinist, in his weekly
recital with the Columbia Concert Or
chestra viii feature Kreisler's arrange
ment Of Couperin's melody, Ia Presi-
euse." The orchestral specially viii be
Oriental Dances" from Delibes' opera,
"Lakme''
The walter Reed Entertainers make
their radio debut tonight over VOL.
The station also will feature q popular
program by Jack Ralston's orchestra
and q description Of the wrestling
matches at the washington Auditorium.
Brownies Southern Night Hawks and
the Powhatan Orchestra win contribute
the principal features Of the program
Of WJSV.