Evening star., 1932-04-03
ADDRESS Of POPE
TO Be BROADCAST
Both Chains to Garry Pontiff's
Talk During Beatifica-
ton Ceremony.

ME address of Pope Plus XII
at a beatif1cation ceremony
in st. Peters Cathedral in
Vatican City will be broad
cast today over extensive net
works of both the Columbia and
National Broadcasting systems.
.WRC and other N. B. c. stations
have scheduled the Vatican pro-
gram from IL noon to / o'clock.
The Columbia chain with WMAL
announces a half hour of the
hroadcast without the prelimi-
naries from 1890 to /. The ad-
dress will be Short-waved from
Rome by HVJ, the Vatican City
station.
In addition to the Pope's address,
WMAL and its Columbia associates
have scheduled rebroadcast from
London at IL noon of a talk by Sir
James Arthur Salter, director of the
League of Nations. Prospects of
World Trade" Is his topic.
Follies to Be Featured.
,,Musically, the outstanding WMAL-
Columbia attraction will be the first of
a new series to be known as "Ziegfeld
Radio Follies." Stars of Ziegfeld pro-
ductions of past and present will con-
tribute to the program. Celebrities
appearing in the initial broadcast in
clude Billie Burke, Lupe Velez and
ing program will be an episode from
Tulip Time" and a scene from the
''Follies of 1919" Dowling will serve
as master Of ceremonies
The New York Philharmonic SYM
plony Orchestra in its regular Sunday
concert at o'clock will open with Sir
Edward Elgar's overture to "Cockaigne"
Another number, Tschaikovsky's "Con-
certo for Violin and Orchestra, Opus
35," will be played before the inter-
mission. Mishel Piastro. concert
master Of the orchestra, will be heard
as soloist in the violin concerto.
Conrad Thibaut, baritone Of the
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company,
will contribute three solos to the pro-
gram at 7:30. He will be assisted by
Rybb's Novelty Orchestra.
Grofe Music on Program.
"Huckleberry Finn" from Grofe's
mississippi Suite" will be one of the
highlights of the program by Harry
Sosnik's Orchestra at $50. The or
chestra will contribute Laughing
Love" medley from Scandals" and
Elizabeth, from Wonder Bar"
Another new Columbia feature on
the WMAL program will be presented
at $3.50 by Brooks and Ross. widely
known among radio listeners Of the
Midwest as the Grooming Kentucky
Colonels" The program will take the
form of a musical travelogue, the set
ting being laid along the Redwood
highway and among the picturesque
and historic missions Of California.
Gladys Swarthout, young Metro
politan Opera soprano, will make her
radio debut during the Electric Circle
program at $50 over WRC and other
N. B. c. stations. Her program ia
cludes only one operate number, |
although it embraces some Of the fav-
orite compositions of Grieg, Beethoven
A new N. 3. G. attraction called
"Musings" will be introduced at 10
O'Clock by John Brewster, young dra-
matte actor. He win give readings
from the works of modern and classic
poets. An instrumental ensemble viii
furnish the musical background.
Iowa Station Honored.
AS a special feature WRC will broad.
cast at 1l:l5 o program IN honor Of
station KWCR In Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
The speakers will be Senators Brook
hart and Dickinson OF Iowa, and Gov.
Turner Of Iowa.
George JesseI and Rubinon and his
orchestra have arranged another varied
program for their weekly broadcast at
o'clock. Rubinoff viii play two num-
bers as violin solos-"Dark Eyes" and
"Auf Wiedersehn My Dear" The or
chestral specialties will be What
Life" and Between the Devil and the
Deep Blue Sea-"