Evening star., 1932-11-13
RADIO NOTABLES
Join IN PROGRAM
Several National Figures to
Take Part in Relief Broad
cast Tonight.

"HE fourth of the series Of We'll
fare and Relief Mobilization
programs, to be broadcast to-
night over the combined N B.
C. and Columbia networks, will
bring before the microphone group of
leading radio orchestras and entertain
ers, In addition to several national
figures.
Both wRC and wJSv will carry the
program from 1890 to HIS. The
speakers include owen D. Young. Amelia
Earhart, Mortimer Fleishhacker. Cali
fornia banker. and John Stewart
BRYAN, Virginia newspaper editor and
former president of the Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. The entertainment
will be provided by orchestras under
the direction of Guy Lombaroo Paul
Whiteman, Isham jones and Ben Ber-
ME, and such radio stars as Ruth Eft
ing, Countess Olga Albani, Jack Fulton,
William Hall and the Do Re Mi Novelty
Trio.
Another special wRC feature will be
the first broadcast from Radio City, fea-
turing Roxy and His Gang. This pro-
gram is scheduled from to O'Clock.
Educator to BE HOnOred.
Booker T. washington, famous colored
educator, will be honored during the
Southland Sketches program. Taking
part will be the Southernaires and Al
bon L. Halsey, secretary of the National
Negro Business League. The Southern
aires will sing WRshington's favorite
spiritual, go Down, Moses"
Eddie Cantor will assume the new
position guaranteed him by the political
parties In return for his withdrawal
from the presidential race during his
broadcast with Rubinoff and his or
chestra from 8 to 9. Cantor's songs,
all specially written for him, include
Look What You've Done" Say 1t
With Wheatcakes," Get a Little Fun
Out of Life" and "Ten Tiny Toes"
Rubinoff will play as his violin solos
play, Fiddle, Play" and Dance Of
the Russian Peasant"
Dr. William G. Carr, chief of the
Research Division of the National Edu
cation Association, will be the principal
speaker on the Our American Schools"
program from $50 to O'Clock. His
topic is "Taxes-the Price Of Good Gov
eminent"
In anticipation Of modification of the
Volstead act, WJSV and affiliated Oo-
lumbia stations will import from Paris
today a talk by Prince Jean Carman de
Chimay proprietor of some of the most
noted vineyards in Champagne, where
the sparkling wine to which the terri
tory has given its name is produced.
why Drink, and What?" is his subject.
De Wolf Hopper in Sketch.
De Wolf Hopper, veteran operetta
star, will play a return engagement in
the Roses and Drums" dramatic sketch
at $40. He will appear as DR.. Marcus
surgeon in a historical episode based
on Whitman's Indian mission at Wall
laptu, on the oregon Trail, in l845.
A literary series will make its debut
at 6 o'clock under the title of Amer
ica's Grub Street Speaks" The initial
broadcast will feature Thomas L. Stix,
former PRESIDENT Of the Book League Of
America.
The sixth concert of the season by
the New York Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra from to, will feature the
cir premiere Of Bernard Wagenaar's
symphony No. 2" other selections
include "Intermezzi Goldoniani," by
Bossi. Variations on Theme by
HAYDN" by Brahms. and the amusing
It'll EulenspiegeP' of Richard Strauss.
Helen Donofrio. popular Washington
soprano, will be the guest soloist on the
program with Harold Veo's Little SYM
phony Orchestra, to be broadcast by
WAfAL from $3.50 to $50: She will sing
merry Widow Waltz and "Voci de
Primavera." The orchestra will feature
Raymond Overture" by Thomas, and
LisZt's ''Liebestraum."
Recital by Modernists.
A two-piano recital by the Modernists,
a concert by the Harmonious Quartet
and a recital by Norman Frauenheim,
nianist, are among WMAL.'s other out
sanding musical attractions.
Msgr. Albert E. Smith, editor in chief
of the Baltimore Catholic Review and
vice president of the Catholic Press
Association, will give the second of his
Series of talks on the Catholic press
during the Washington Catholic Radio
Hour over VOL. The musical portion
of the program will be provided by Flor
ence Yocum, James F. Nolan, Kathryn
Bowers, Ann Arlen and the Boys Sane
flIarv Choir