Evening star., 1932-04-10
MCCORMACK To END.
SERIES OVER WRC
Celebrated Tenor to Make
Final Appearance at
$50 Today.

YoHN MCCORMACK, celebrated
Irish tenor, will make his finsl
radio appearance of the season
~ as Ruest soloist on the Electric
Circle program at $50 o'clock
this afternoon over WRC and other
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
His program is composed chiefly OF
ballads. Drink TO Me Only With Thine
Ewes" the opening number, will be fol-
lowed by "ASthore," "somswhsre 1II'9o a q
Albania" Mother Machree, /" MY Wild
Irish Rose" and The Lost Chord
AS a spectacular feature WRC and its
associates will carry at 1880 O'Clock to-
night a three-way conversation between
mail pIlots-one over New York, another
over Chicago and the third over san
Francisco. Announcers aboard the
ships will describe operations as the
pilots establish communication with the
dispatcher's Office at Newark, N; j.
Three veteran pilots will be heard dur
ing the broadcast-Bill Williams, In
charge Of the New York-to-C Cleveland
plane; Jack knight, flying the route
west of Chicago, and Ray Little, east
ward bound from San Francisco.
Program Is International
From las to 2:15 O'Clock WRC will
broadcast the first OF a series of spe-
cial international programs. This pro-
gram will be sent to Switzerland, In
addition to being broadcast in the
United States Marc Peter, Swiss Min
ister to the United states, will be the
principal speaker. Music will be pro-
Vided hy the Southernaires' Quartet,
the Memphis Five, Muriel Wilson, So
prano: Fred Hufsmith, tenor. and the
Ballad Singers.
Returns Of the run-off Of the German
presidential election will be broadcast
at O'Clock. An analysis OF the result
will be given by Edgar Ansel Mowrer,
newspaper correspondent, in Berlin.
Irwin S. Cobb, noted humorist and
author, will be heard at 10;15 O'Clock
in a discussion Of "The Human Touch
In Work" This talk will be one of the
series entitled What Would You Dor"
Jane FromRn popular radio crooner.
will open new musical presentation at
& o'clock. She also will direct her own
orchestra In this program.
Three outstanding stars of Ziegfeld
productions OF the past-Helen Nor
gan, Leon Enrol and Jack Pearl-will
take part in the second Of the series of
''Follies Of the Air" program at 8
o'clock over WMAL and associated Co
lunnbia stations. There also will be
contributions by Eddie Dowling, an Or
Philharmonic to Play.
The New York Philharmonic Sym
phony Orchestra will open its regular
concert at o'clock with the colorful
overture to THE Bartered Bride" The
Garden Of Fand," by Bax, and Tschai-
kowsky's "Serenade for Strings" also
will be played during the first hour Of
the concert
WMAL and other Columbia stations
will broadcast at tbs o'clock a talk by
DR. Richard Won Kuehlmann, former
foreign minister, on the significance Of
the reelection Of Won Hindenburg as
President of the German Republic.
Won Kuehlmann is now in New York.
The weekly international rebroadcast
from London will bring discussion at
1890 o'clock by Sir James Jeans, noted
British scientist, on THE Present Posi-
ton in Science"
Ernest Hutcheson, pianist, in his re-
cital at 1890 o'clock will emphasize the
academic form in piano composition,
His featured selection will be the entire
prelude and fugue in e minor of Men
delssohn.
Legion Plans Program.
VOL will broadcast the morning
service Of the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church and the regular Wash
ington Catholic Radio hour from to
o'clock This stations special feature
will be program at 2:15 o'clock by the
District Department of the American
Legion Auxiliary.
WJSV's program is made up of its
regular Sunday attractions, and in ad
dition there will be a concert by the
National Hawaiians from 80 to II
O'Clock midnight.