Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-08-21
SACRE0.CONcERTS
TO BEGIN TODAY
National Brass Quintet to
Start Series OF Re-
quest Programs.

" HE National Brass Quintet, now
on the Southeastern network OF
the National Broadcasting Co.,
i this afternoon will inaugurate a
series OF Sunday request concerts
Of sacred music, in response to sug- :
gestions from a Bible class, hospital
kroup or other organization.
The program today will be heard at
S:45 over WRC, and will be made up
of numbers requested by the young
mems class Of the National Baptist
Memorial Bible School. The quintet
Is composed of Cecil McLendon and
r II Braden. trumpets Calvin Rodg-
ers. saxophone: Joseph Virga, baritone
horn, and William Blake. trombone.
Mrs. D. c. Bradley is accompanist.
Quiet Music Selected.
Quiet music for Sunday evening at
home has been selected for the L'Heure
Exquise program to be broadcast at
els over WRC. The feminine en-
semble will present several light num-
bers. including May Night" and three
Hungarian songs by Herring. Fred Hut
smith, tenor, will sing The Lamp
lighter"
Pearl S. Buck. author of the Pulitzer
nrize novel. will be interviewed by
Drake de Key, book reviewer, at 6:l5.
She will talk about China, the scene
of the story.
The Face in the Glass" is the topic
selected for discussion by DR.. Paul 6.
Schearrer, president of the United
Lutheran Church of America, during
the National Sunday Forum at 2:30
over WRC. The series is sponsored b.
the Lutheran Laymen's Radio Com
n1ittee
Eric Dressler, stage star. will portray
the role OF young pioneer In tne
Lewis and Clark expedition of the west
when he appears in the next episode
of Roses and Drums" radio saga OF
the American home, to be broadcast
over WMAL and a Columbia network
At $50 O'Clock. DRESSER has taken
important parts in a long list OF
broadway productions, including so
This Is London "The Goose. Hangs
High" and "Trelawny of the Wells"
Jack Pearl. German dialect come
dian. and Benny Friedman. former
eridiron star of the University OF
Michigan. will be- the guests on the
Ed Sullivan "Highlights" program to
be broadcast over WMAL at O'Clock.
Friedman will be presented in connec-
ton with a drarr1atization OF famous
foot ball game between Michigan anu
Illinois. Popular numDerS Will pe VI
fered by Denny's orchestra.
lAst Russian Program.
TT-s fourth and last of his all
Russian programs will be presented by
Albert Coates to conclude the Summer
broadcasts of the Lewisohn Stadium
concerts. heard over WMAL at 7:3o:
Selections for the final broadcast OF
the series will include the Introduction
and cortege des noces from Rinsky-
Korsakoff's lie Cog dor" and the
Symphony No. in E Minor by Rach-
maninoff.
Theo Karle, tenor. during his re-
cital at GAS this evening will offer
Rachn1aninoff's might" Carnevale's
"Come, Love, With Me" and Then
You'll Remember Me- from Balfe's
bohemian Girl" In addition to &C
complaining Karle, the Howard Barlow
Orchestra will play selections from
"The Red Mill" by Victor Herbert.
The morning service at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church will be
broadcast at II O'Clock over VOL.
Joseph Raymond, tenor, and the Mary
land Collegians also will contribute TO
the Sunday program.