Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-05-29
WRC TO PRESENT
FAMOUS SOPRANO
South American Singer, Aida
DonineIIi, Heads To-
nights Program.
IDA DoNINELLI. South Ameri-

IDA DONINELLI, South Ameri-
n can soprano, who has Just been
II re-engaged by the Metropolitan
4 \ Opera Co. for the tempestous
roles of French and Italian
opera, will be the guest soloist on the
Electric Circle program: to be broadcast
at O'Clock tonight by WRC and a net
work of other N. B. c. stations.
Two South American songs, La Par
tida" and "Jurame." have been included
in Miss Doninelli's program. Among
her other numbers will be MY Old
Kentucky Home" Moonlight and
Roses" Indian Love CALI and the
"Ballatella" from Leoncavallo's "Pag-
liacci."
Rubinoff and his orchestra will herald
the advent of Mem orial day in their
broadcast at o'clock. The program
features Memorial day overture and
two other appropriate songs. MY
Buddy" and Some Of These Days"
Legion Arranges Program.
WRC also will broadcast a special
program at 10:45 o'clock ARRANGED by
the American Legion The legends of
Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks
will be depicted in drama and music.
The Two White Dots, comic team on
the Lifetime Revue program at Oils
ClOCh, SptIlI ldSI WEEK Ill WdSIllIlBtOli,
and plan to inject in their broadcast
some gags on Congress. The musical
portion Of this program, to be presented
by Spitalny's Orchestra and Rudolph
Mangold. violinist includes Blue
Moon" Blue Skies" and "Siboney."
From Germany WRC will bring
talk at $50 o'clock by Prof. HARDWOOD
L. Childs of Princeton University. His
subject is Germany in Transition"
Prof. Childs has been in Germany the
last several months studying economic
conditions.
WMAL and associated Columbia sta
tons have scheduled talk at o'clock
by Amelia Earhart Putnam, first woman
to fly the Atlantic alone. Her talk will
be shortWaved to the United States
from London.
Ruth Etting, Jack Pearl and Art JAR
rett will be the guest artists en- the
"Ziegfeld Ra6io Show" program at $50
O'Clock. Eddie Bowling and Jean Sar-
gent also will take part.
Take Drama Roles.
Three stage stars. Margaret Wych-
erly, Frank Conroy and Margaret Sulli-
van, will have the principal roles in the
Roses and Drums" dramatic sketch at
$50 o'clock The play will depict the
Colorful Boston Tea Party"
AS special feature WMAL and its
associates will carry a description of
the fifth annual massing of the colorS
service on the Monument Grounds from
3 to O'CLOCK. Secretary of Interior
Wilbur will be the chief speaker. Music
will be provided by the United States
Marine Band.
Hits from Broadway's latest musical
success, Hct-Cha." will be featured in
the Parade of Melodies program at $50
O'Clock. Harry Sosniks Orchestra, the
testers and Karolyn Harris. contralto,
will contribute to the program.
VOL will broadcast the final Wash
tngton Catholic Radio Hour of the sea-
son from to O'Clock. Breakfasts
will be resumed in October. The clos
ing program includes a sermon by Rev
John B. Affleck and selections by Flor
ence Yocum. soprano; Kathryn Bowers.
contralto: Ann Arlen. violinist, and the
Boys Sanctuary Choir
Alice and her Wonderland Boys will
give 45-minute cen -ert tonight over
WJSV. This stations other musical
features include an organ recital by
George Emmons and a classical pro-
gram by Betty Place, pianist.