Evening star., 1932-02-28
CONCERT ON WRC
. BY GRACE MOORE
Soprano to Sing Selections
From Stage Successes in
Electric Circle Program.

- RACE MOORE, young Aperi-
can soprano, who made her
Y first professional appearance
~ in Washington in 1921, will
present the Electric Circle
program today over WRC and other
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
For her program, Miss Moore has
chosen selections from the important
successes of her career on the musical
comedy and concert stage. 1t includes
"Connaitu le Pays" from 'Mignon"; (;
Remember" the song Berlin wrote for
her; Lover Come Back to Me" and
Lovely Hour" from "A Lady's Morals" Z"
Other outstanding attractions on
WRC's afternoon schedule will be the
Tree Hour program of old melodies, and
q rebroadcast from Berlin featuring a
recital by Marcel Wittrisch, tenor, and
q talk on AN American Woman IN
Russia" by Mrs. Harriet Goodwin
Deuss.
KTBS to Be Welcomed.
AS a special feature tonight WRC
will carry program celebrating the
addition Of Station KTBS in Shreve-
port, La, as a member of the N. B. c.
network. Radio stars Of the N. B. G.
New York and Chicago studios will take
part in this broadcast. Among them
are Odette Myrtil, soprano; the CaVa
hers Male Quartet, Hugo Marianas
Orchestra, Ralph Kirbery, baritone;
Amy Goldsmith, Soprano and the
comedy team known as Sisters of the
Skillet"
George Jessel will continue as master
of ceremonies in the program with
Rubinof and his orchestra. Rubinoff
will contribute the immortal TRAM
merei" as violin solo. His orchestra
will feature special arrangement of
Home" and China Boy"
THE Public School and Its 1ndivtd-
ual Problems" is the topic for discus
sion during the National Education As
sociation program. The speakers will
be Annie Carlton Woodward, State di-
rector of Massachusetts, high schools
and DR.. william G. Carr.
Sons Of Eli Return.
The Eight Sons of Eli will return to
the air today for a broadcast over
WMAL and associated Columbia net
work stations. Co-featured with this
double quartet will be the Howard
Twins, youthful piano team.
Bruno Walter will conduct the New
York Philharmonic Symphony OrcheS-
ira in its concert from 3 to 4 o'clock.
The soloist will be YelH dAranyi, vio-
linist. The orchestra will open the
program with the overture from Men
delssohn's music to "A Midsummer
Nights Dream"
The regular Sunday international re-
broadcast from Geneva will bring talks
by two women delegates to the World
, Disarmament Conference-Dr. Mary
Emma Wooley, the only woman who
represented the United States, and Mrs.
Corbett Ashby, a member of the
British delegation.
In the program arranged by the
National Advisory Council on Radio in
Education, DR.. Paul Douglas and Cyrus
F. Ching will be the speakers. DR..
Douglas is professor of industrial rela-
tions at the University of Chicago, and
DR.. Ching is head of the industrial and
public relations department Of the
United States Rubber Co.
Request Program Arranged.
A request program has been arranged
by Ernest HutcheSon for his weekly
radio recital at 1890. The featured
selection will be the entire Sonata
Pathetique" of Beethoven.
THE Church and the World is the
subject OF the sermon to be delivered
by DR.. John Keating Cartwright during
the Washington Catholic Radio Hour
on VOL. The program will originate
In the ChNch of the Immaculate Con-
ception. VOLS musical features in
clude a concert by the National Ha-
waiians and program by the Stevens
Sisters, a popular harmony team.