Evening star., 1932-11-20
MAI. BOWES PLANS
10th ANNIVERSARY
Eayor-Elect of New York
viii Take Part in "Fam-
lily" Celebration.

"a n Al. EDWARD BOWES and his
IN n Capitol family" will celebrate
NE their tenth anniversary on the
air today with special pro-
gram over WRC and other
N B. c. stations.
Nayor-elect John P. O'Brien of New
York City will take part in the pro-
gram. The musical features will be
provided by Dana Suesse. composer
pianist, and YeSha Bunchuk, cellist
and conductor CT the Capitol Orchestra.
Eddie Cantor will pursue his reorgan..
tzation OF the Federal Government
aloug original lines during his broad
cast with Rubinoff and his orchestra
from to 8. He also will sing Look
What You've Done" and new verses
fo- Get a Little Fun Out of Life" "
Rubinofs violin solos will be When
You're Away" and Say 1t Isn't So"
Will Speak OH Schools.
DR.. F. Tracy r. Tyler and William
D. Boutwell, will be the speakers on the
"Our American Schools program, from
$50 to +. The broadcast will be con-
Quoted as usual by Florence Hale, vice
president and radio chairman of the
Eational Education Association. "Edu-
cation FOR q Living" will be the topic
discussed.
Various ether musical features on the
VIC program will be provided by the
National Jubilee Singers, the National
Brass Quintet. the Russian Symphonic
Choir and Donald Novis.
Compositions of Schubert and Wag-
ner will be featured in the concert by
TIE New York Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra over WJSV and affiliated
Columbia stations. The opening selec-
ton will be Schubert's Symphony in
c Major" The other numbers will be
the ''Siegfried Idyr' Of Wagner and the
overture and bacchanale from his
''TannhauSer."
Prelates to Talk.
A special WJSV feature will be a
program by Catholic University, during
which Americas distinguished Catholic
prelates will go on the air to discuss
the intellectual mission of the church
IN America. The speakers will be
Most Rev. Michael j. Curley, Arch
bishop of Baltimore; Cardinal O'Con-
rel. Archbishop Glenn Of st. Louis,
Archbishop Murray OF st. Paul, Arch
bishop Hanna Of San Francisco, and
Right Rev James H. Ryan, rector of
Catholic University. Archbishop Cur
ley will read a message from Pope
Psus XI.
WJSV will bring from Geneva at lis
a discussion by Lord Lytton of the
Iytton Commissions report to the
League of Nations on the Manchurian
situation. Lord Lytton served as chair
man of the commission, and bis report
will be considered tomorrow by the
League of Nations.
The two outstanding hits from "The
Connecticut Yankee" played in two
piano arrangement, will feature the
Parade OF Melodies program at $50.
The selections are Thou SwelP' and
MY Heart Stood Still"
Selections From Carmen"
Selections from Bizet's opera "Car-
men, will be played by the Roxy Thea
ter Ensemble during its broadcast from
$3.50 to g. In addition, William Haines
tenor soloist, will sing THE Flower
Song from Carmen"
Romantic compositions by Saint
Saens and Schubert will constitute Err
nest Hutcheson's offerings from 1880
to II. He will be assisted by the Co
lumbia Symphony Orchestra, under the
direction of Howard Barlow.
Robert Frederick Freund, baritone,
and Robert Stickney. pianist, will be
the solcist5 on the program over WMAL
tonight by the Little Symphony Or
cheStra.
A concert by the Harmonious Quartet
and recitals by Earl Carbauh. baritone,
and Norman Frauenhein, pianist, are
among WHEAL's other musical features.
Dr.. Maurice S. Sheehy, assistant to
the rector CT Catholic University. will
speak during the Washington Catholic
Radio Hour over VOL. He will dis
cuss the future Of the university.
VOL also will broadcast the morn
ing service Of Calvary Baptist Church,
III addition to its regular Sunday mu-
Rical attractions