Evening star., 1932-11-22
MELOD|ESFEATURE
IS ON AIR TONIGHT
Former Saturday Night Hit
From California in New
Broadcast Period.

California Melodies. long a Saturday
night feature on the Columbia network,
will make its debut in a new period
tonight with the same artists and new
group of guest stars.
WJSV will broadcast the program
from $50 to 10 o'clock. The guest
star will be Sam Coslow, song writer,
who turned out such hits as Just One
More Chance" and WAS 1t a Dream?"
He will sing How Deep Is the Ocean?''
and Wasn't 1t Romantic?"
The Melodies program will originate,
as in the past, on the Pacific Coast.
! Kate Smiths broadcast at $50 also
will come from that point. For her
speciality she will sing Deep in My
Heart" from THE Student Prince. |"
Want to Go Home" and Now That It's
All Over"
Columbians' Program.
The Columbians, under the direction
of Freddie Rich, have arranged pro-
gram of modern music for their broad
cast from 8:45 to g. Lou Raderman,
violin soloist on this program, will con-
tribute Manhattan Moonlight"
Tommy Mclaughlin, baritone, will
feature "One Alone" from THE Desert
Song" during his program with Andre
KostelanetZ and his orchestra in the
Threads of Happiness" period from
9:15 to $50. The orchestra will play
You're a Symphony Of Love" and
Where. I Wonder Where?"
Jay c. Flippen, bushy haired come
dian, will head an array of talent in
the broadcast from 10 to 1890. Among
those who will assist him are Theo
Karle, tenor: the Eton Boys, Helen
Board, soprano, and Brad Reynolds,
tenor In addition to his comedy con-
tributions, Flippen will sing I'm Sure
of Everything But You"
Symphony Orchestra Concert.
The Columbia Symphony Orchestra
will open its concert at IL o'clock with
the cheerful overture by Nicolai to
THE Merry Wives of Windsor" The
other numbers include movements
from Schumann's First Symphony"
and Grieg's Symphonic Dance No. l in
G Ma ajor"
The National Grand Opera Com
pany will present a condensed version
of Lucia di Lammermoor" tonight
over WRC and other N. B. C. stations.
Cesare Sodero will do the directing.
Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit
gram for their broadcast at 8 o'clock.
Miss Sanderson will sing 'The Parlor
Is a Pleasant Place" and Yankee" I"
For his solo numbers Crumit will sing
II Left My Gal in the Mountains" and
Way Down Yonder in the Cornfleld." !"
True Story Dramatization.
1.-THE Lemar Bank Robbery" q true
story taken from the files of the De-
partment of Justice, will be dramatized
during the period from 10 to IL. Eddie
Duchin's Orchestra will provide the
musical background.
Ben Bernie and his orchestra and Ed
Wynn and his Fire Chief Band will
provide WRC's other major attractions.
Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to the
late President Wilson, and Bob Hall,
celebrated extemporaneous rhymSter,
will be the guest stars on the program
of Radio Joe and his Budget Boys
over WMALL Radio Joe also will serve
as master of ceremonies on a special
Community Chest program to be pre-
sented from 8 to $3.50 by Will Osborne
and his orchestra.
The Hawaiian Melody Boys, the Syn
copation Sisters and Robert Ruckman.
organist, also will contribute to the
WMAL program.
VOL will broadcast a program of
Victor Herbert compositions, in addition
to recitals by Rose Novak, violinist;
Romeo Guaraldi, baritone, and Hartie
Michel soprano.