Evening star., 1932-01-24
PRIME MINISTERS
WILL SPEAK TO US.
International Hook-Up From
Scandinavia Will Feature
Columbia Program.

T%HREE Scandinavian prime min
listers will speak to the United
States today for the first time in
q special international broadcast
to be presented by WMAL and
ether Columbia stations from IL to
12:45 O'Clock.
Prime Minister Thorvald Stauing of
Denmark will open the program. He
will be followed by Prime Minister Peter
YoIstad in Olso, Norway. Prime Min
lister Gustav Ekman, in Stockholm, will
close the broadcast. In each case the
ministers will speak in their native
tongue and their messages will be in
terpreted.
Another special Columbia feature on
wkfAL's schedule will be a talk at
1880 o'clock this morning by Norman
Angel, former member Of the British
House of Commons. He will speak from
New York on THE Money Mystery"
wMAL's outstanding musical features
tonight will be concerts by the FISK
University Singers and the Roxy Or
chestra and a recital by Ernest Hutche-
son, pianist.
Choir of Sixty Voices.
The Glee Club will take part in the
Flax University program, assisted by the
A Capella Choir of so voices and Ed
ward Matthews, noted colored baritone.
The Glee Club will sing Hear the
Lambs a-Cryin'" and Live a-Humble." "
Two popular classics constitute the
program of the Roxy Orchestra. The
opening selection will be TSchaikowsky's
''Nutcracker Suite" 1t will be followed
by the overture to Mozart'S THE Magic
Flute"
Columbia's Morning Church Of the
Air" period Mt 10 O'Clock will present
Rev. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor OF
Foundry Methodist Church OF Wash
ington. The speaker in the afternoon
period will be Rev. John j. McCreary,
pastor of st. Theresa's Roman Catholic
Church, In Syracuse, N. Y.
Gregor Piatigorsky, Russian cellist,
will make his radio debut as guest art
list with the New York PHILHARMONIC
Orchestra in its weekly concert at
o'clock. The orchestra will feature The
PTodigal Son" of Prokofieff.
Giannini VIII Sing.
Dusolina Giannini, soprano, will pre-
sent the Classical Circle program this
afternoon over WRC and other National
BroadcaSting Co. stations. She will
sing Annie Laurie, Songs My Mother
Taught Me" and Ave Maria" in aodi-
ton to several other numbers.
Eddie Cantor will be back in New
York for his broadcast at o'clock with
RubinofT's Orchestra. The orchestra
will feature a special arrangement of
tunes appropriate to the title, college
overture" Rubinor will play as violin
solos IT Apologize" and "The Old Re-
frain."
The cantata "Gallia" Of Gounod and
Bruch's Fair Ellen" will be presented
by the National Oratorio Society in its
broadcast at 1915.
The popular Stevens Sisters, who have
scored a decided hit with their har-
monies over VOL, will present another
program this afternoon at 1880. They
will be followed by piano recital by
Jimmy HARRISON. VOLS other out
standing features include a concert by
the National Hawaiians and the Wash
ington Catholic Hour, during which Rev.
Ignatius Smith will preach on Christ
and Wealth"
wJSV will broadcast the meeting of
the washington Community Chest at
Constitution Hall, at which Rabbi
Stephen Wise will speak. In addition
the station win present its other regular
feature, including q concert by the
Kalua Boys, a recital by Roland
Wheeler, tenor, and program from the
Howard Theater.