Evening star., 1932-02-24
WRC WILL PRESENT
MUSICAL NOVELTY.
Orchestra Composed of Six
Famous Radio Dance Band
Leaders to Play.

Nellie Revell, the loquacious N B. c.
mistress of ceremonies, celebrates her
first anniversary on the air tonight,
and as a special feature for the oc-
casion she will introduce a novelty
orchestra composed of six famous
radio dance band leaders. The pro-
gram will come over WRC from IL to
1l:l5 O'Clock.
The unusual orchestra will consist
of Andy Sanella. Don voorhees,, Harry
Reser, Hugo Mariani. Cesare Sodero,
land dance director whose name Miss
Revell is Withholding as surprise.
Sodero will play the cello, Mariani tho
violin, VOORHEES, the piano, Reser the
banjo and Sanella the Saxophone.
The weekly sports period from 10 to
10 80 will feature Amos Parrish. indi-
Gator of style trends. Grantland Rice
will interview him. The musical back
ground for this presentation will be
provided by James Melton, tenor. and
Gustav HaenSchen'S Orchestra.
Foster Medley to Be Sung.
A medley of Stephen Foster songs
will be sung by the Revelers Quartet
as its contribution to the concert pro-
gram at $50. featuring John Philip
Sousa and lis band. The band Selec-
tins include Mozkowski's "Bolero." and
Rifle Regiment" one OF Sousas own
compositions.
A program made up of outstanding
hits from recent musical comedy sue
cesses will be offered by Nathaniel Shil-
krets Orchestra, Gladys Rice and Doug
Stanbury from $50 to 10. The selec-
items will be drawn from The Cat and
the Fiddle" The Scandals, Inc
Vanities," THE Third Little Show,
The Band Wagon" and The Laugh
Parade"
The United States Army Band and
some of the nations outstanding educa-
tors will take part in program ar
ranged by the National Education Asso-
citation to be broadcast from $3.50 TO b.
The speakers will be Norman r. Crozier,
superintendent of schools OF Dallas
John r. Mcnamara, David E. Weglein,
George D. Strayer. Carl G. Akverson,
w. G. Carr. and DR.. Frank w. Ballou.
superintendent Of the District pubic
schools.
Columbia's mid-week rebroadcast
from Geneva, scheduled by WMAL from
6:01 to 6:l5, will bring talk by
Rudolph Nadolny, German Ambassador
to Turkey and his country's chief dele
gate to the world disarmament con-
ference. Frederic william Vile will
Introduce him.
Sophie Kerr to Be Interviewed.
Sophie Kerr, popular novelist, is to
be interviewed by Margaret Santry dur
ing the Bath Club program. In private
life she is the wife of John B. Under
wood of Boston. The musical portion
Of this program includes popular selec-
tions by Frank Ventree's Orchestra and
solos by Barbara Maurel, contralto.
The first act of The Daffodil
Murder" thriller from the pen of the
late Edgar wallace, will be the Crime
Club presentation at $50. The story
concerns the mysterious death of
Thornton Lyme. whose body was found
in Hyde Park, New York. with bouquet
of daffodils on his chest.
The Washington Civic Opera Com
pany program at 6:l5 will be presented
by two prominent Washington artists
Beverly O'Brien. soprano, and Henry c.
Nestor, the singing traffic cop" High
lights from the Gilbert and Sullivan
operetta, The Gondoliers," will be
featured.
DR.. Hilario Moncado, president Of the
Filipino Federation Of America, will
speak over WJSV at 10:15. This sta
tion's musical features include concert
by the Shoreham Orchestra and re-
cital by Myra Marshall. soprano.
The Theater Of the Air program and
the Radio Night Court are featured by
VOL. Among the other attractions are
a concert by the Royal Hawaiians, and
marimba solcs by Fleming Orem.