Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-18
PROGRAM SLATED
FROM NUREMBERG
Special Pre- Christmas Fea-
ture From Germany on
WJSV Today.

4 SPECIAL Christmas pro-
~ gram, originating in Nurem-
II berg, Germany. will be broad
4 \ cast today BY WJSV and net
work of other Columbia sta
items.
The program is scheduled from 1890
to 12:45. 1t will consist CT talk by
the mayor of Nuremberg and German
Christmas carols sung by a children's
chorus. The mayor will tell how the
manufacture of toys has helped to make
his city one of the important CONNER
cial centerS of Bavaria and the toy
capital of the world.
Egon Petri, internationally known
Dutch pianist, will be the soloist with
the New York Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra during its concert. from to
S. He will play the List Piano Con-
certo. No. 1. in E Flat Major" The
orchestra program includes Schubert's
Unfinished Symphony" and Tschai-
kowsky's symphony, No. 6, in B
Minor Opus a."
Mary Eastman to Sing.
Mary Eastman, soprano. who has been
heard in joint recitals with Nine. Ernes-
tine -Heink and Richard
Crooks, will make her debut as a radio
soloist at 8 o'clock. She will sing
They Didn't Believe Me-" from Girl
From Utah"
Thomas L. Silk will interview Charlie
ton Beal, author. during the "Ameri-
cas- Grub Street Speaks" program, from
6 to 6:15. Mexico will be discussed.
The morning period Of the Columbia
Church of the Air will be conducted BY
Rev. Russell Henry Stafford, pastor OF
Old South Church in Boston. DR.. Solo
mon B. Freehof of the Congregation
Kehillath Anshe Marrow In Chicago
will conduct the afternoon period.
Musical high lights from Connect
cut Yankee" and Rose Marie will be
featured in the Memories In Melody
program at 7:30. Taking part will be
Frank Westphals Orchestra, the Four
Norsemen quartet, Phil Porterfeld,
baritone, and Thora Martens. contralto.
Harry Sosnik and his orchestra will
feature selections from 1.-THE Prince OF
Pilsen" in the Parade Of Melodies pro-
gram at $50. Bill Miller. tenor scloist,
will contribute Just Like Gypsy"
and Schuberts "Serenade."
Thomas to Start Series.
Lowell Thomas, famous news broad
over WRC and associated N. B. c.
stations. His broadcast. scheduled at 5
O'Clock, will consist of review OF the
news events of the week.
Eddie Cantor will sing ITS Winter
Again" during his broadcast with Rubi-
ncf ana his orchestra His other num-
bers include Just Little Home for
the Old Folks and his new theme
song, Roosevelt, Garner and Me"
Rubinoff's violin solos will be Home,
Sweet Home" and Dance Tzigane."
A Christmas message to parents will
Schools" program, from $50 to Z. The
speakers will be DR.. J. w. Crabtree and
Dr. John H. Finley.
The Modernists. Harold Veo's salon
Orchestra and Norman Frauenheim,
pianist, will present WMAL's outstand-
ing musical attractions.
Tho Modernists.
The Modernists. piano duo. will
play isn't It Romantic?' Cabin in the
Cotton" and "Alone Together" The
orchestra will feature Offenbach's "Or-
pheus overture" and ballet music from
''Egypt!enne:'
Dr. Joseph Christopher Of Catholic
University will conclude his series of
talks on 1.-The World Crisis and Chris
tianity" during the Washington Cath
ole Radio Hour over VOL. The musi-
cal portion OF the hour will be provided
by James F. Nolan, baritone; Ann
Arlen. violinist, and the Boys Sanctu-
airy Choir.
VOL also will broadcast a special
Mcdowell anniversary program at $3.50,
in addition to its other regular musical
features.