Evening star., 1932-06-06
ZONES To DISCUSS
ECONOMY PROGRAM
Washington Senator to Tell
of Legislation Through Ma
tiona Radio Forum.

The National Radio Forum, arranged
by The washington Star, ard broadcast
over WRC and St-to-coaSt network
of other National Broadcasttng Com
pany stations, will present tonight
Senator Jones Of Washington in dis
CusSion of the Senate'S economy pro-
gram.
Senator Jones is chairman Of the
powerful Appropriations Committee
which worked out the economy program
for the Senate. He is expected to make
particular reference to the fiat 10 per
cent reduction in the salaries of Gov
ernment employees over $1,000 voted
in the Senate Saturday.
The Radio Forum is scheduled from
9 to $50. 1t will be preceded by the
weekly Parade of the States program.
which tonight will be dedicated to
Oregon. AS a prelude to the famous
rose festival in Portland, Erno Rapee
and his orchestra will play as feature
of this presentation the ''Phantasy of
Roses" medley. Frontier songs also will
be offered by both the orchestra and
Phil Downey, soloiSt.
Tenor on Program.
Richard Crooks, famous American
tenor. will replace Lawrence Tibbett on
the program at 7:30. Tibbett will be
away from the microphone during the
Summer due to a European vacation
tour. For his initial broadcast in this
series Crooks will sing Toselli's "Sere-
made" Herbert'S "Ah, Sweet Mystery
of Life" and Lullaby" from Godard's
"Jocelyn."
A medley of famous Viennese melo-
dies will be featured by Harry Horlick's
Gypsies in their broadcast at 8 o'clock.
The medley will include two compost
tions by Strauss, the Vienna Home OF
Song" and Two Hearts in Waltz Time"
WRC's special musical feature will be
a concert at 9 80 by the choir of the
Trenton Teachers College. The choir
Is made up of young students from the
small towns and rural communities OF
New Jersey.
Jester" Is Feature.
The Radio Review program at 1918
will feature Harry Rose, known as The
Broadway Jester" and Phil Lampkin,
popular washington orchestra conduc-
tor. Rose will sing Struggled on Your
Shoulder and L Want a Girl With
Moustache." Lampkin will play MY
Buddy" as trumpet solo.
A special arrangement Of Joyce
Kilmer's Trees" will be offered by the
Boswell Sisters in their broadcast to-
nlRIlI over w NAL dIlu dooONialcA w
lumbia stations. The trio also will sing
my Lips Want Kisses and What
You Do to Me-
The highhght Of the Evening in Paris
program will be a duet version of Just
Because You're You by Alice Remsen,
contralto. and Pierre Brugnon. tenor.
The orchestra under the direction Of
Max Smolen will play Lets Go Out In
the Open Air" and March of the
Marionettes."
Melodies a Feature
The International Revue program at
o'clock will be presented by Claire
Madgette. soprano. and Sam Lanin's
Orchestra. Typical French and Ameri-
can melodies make up the program.
The popular comedy team of Joe and
Harry. the Silver String Revelers and
Rebia De Saye and her entertainers will
contribute to the program Of VOL.
There also will be recital by Agnes
Fisher, soprano, and marinba solos by
Sterile Wellman.
Leila Endicott. blues" singer, will be
heard in a 15-minute program tonight
over WJSV. This station also has
scheduled program by the Washington