Evening star., 1932-04-24
RADIO SCHEDULES
TO CHANGE TODAY
Daylight Saving Time Makes
Radical Shifts in Net
work Programs.

N NETWORK broadcasting schedules
undergo a radical change today
VI as New York goes on daylight
4 saving time for the Summer,
resulting in the Columbia and
N B. C. features coming into Wash
ington an hour earlier than usual. Most
of the regular attractions will be con-
tinued and several news ones added.
WRC will begin its broadcast this
morning at 7 o'clock WMAI,, however,
will not start until two hours later.
The Damrosch Symphony Hour on
WRC at IL o'clock noon is made up of
three compositions from Saint-Saens
and DebusSy, famous French composers.
The opening number is Saint-Saens'
symphony No. 2 in A Minor" 1t will
be followed by Debussys prelude to
The Afternoon of a Faun" and the
ballet music from Henry VIII" OF
Saint-Saens.
e- Classical Feature.
The Electric Circle, another classical
feature on WRC's program at 4:30, Will
present George Cehanovsky, baritone.
His program will be followed by the
National Catholic Radio Hour.
From 606 to 6:15, WRC will broad
cast a recital by Godfry Ludlow, ia
is made up of songs Of sentimental
nature.
Harry Richman stage and Scren
comedian will substitute for George
Jessel as master of ceremonies on the
program by Rubinoff and his orchestra
at Z o'clock. JeSsel is on a vaudeville
tour.
Outstanding among the talks on WRC
will be one by DR.. Edwin N. G. Barnes,
tdirector Of music in the District public
schools, and another by Grantland
Rice, sports authority, who will dis
cuss "Soundness Of Mind and Body" at
o:15. DR.. Barnes will speak during the
National Education Association pro-
gram at $50 on Music in the Modern
School"
From its own studios wRC will
broadcast the base ball scores at
o'clock, and a concert at $50 by Ru-
dolf Schramm's Orchestra.
New Drama Series.
A new dramatic series called Roses
and Drums" makes its debut over
wMAL and other Columbia stations at
$50. The initial production will be
based on Colonial jamestown In 1922.
The "Follies of the Air program at
$50 will be presented by group of
outstanding stars of the stage and
screen including Dennis King, Ethel
Norman, Jack Peal and Ray Dooley.
Eddie Dowling will serve as master of
ceremonies.
The Four Eaton Boys will assist Belle
Baker and Jack Denny's Orchestra in
presenting the Radio GaietieS program
at o'clock. The quartet will sing
Mean Music" and Ding, Dong Daddy
From Duma"
WAfAL also will broadcast the entire
concert of the New York Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra from 2 to 4
O'Clock. The guest soloist will be Jose
1turbi, Spanish pianist.
Two Foreign Programs.
Two foreign programs are on the
WMAL schedule. the regular rebroad-
cast from London at II 80 o'clock this
morning, and a concert from Buenos
Aires Is minutes earlier.
Works of American composers will be
played exclusively by Ernest Hutcheson
in his piano recital from tbs to 7:30
He will be assisted by Howard Barlow's
Symphony Orchestra
Washington and historic Charleston,
S. c., will be pictured in song and story
during the Highway Traveller program
at 7:30. The musical background will
be provided by Frank Westphal and his
orchestra
DR.. Charles A. Hart, director Of the
Washington branch of the Catholic
Evidence Guild, will speak over VOL
during the Catholic radio hour. The
musical portion of this program will be
provided by Miss Florence Yocun, Miss
Mary ODonoghue, Miss Ann Arlen and
the Boys Sanctuary Choir.