Evening star., 1932-10-09
T0SCAN|N| SERIES
WILL BEGIN TODAY
First of AZ Concerts by New
York Philharmonic
Over WMAl.

"HE first of series of 40 con-
Certs by thc New York Phil
harmonic Symphony Orchestra
i will be broadcast today by
WMAL and associated Colum-
bia Broadcasting System stations.
Under the baton Of Arturo Toscanini,
distinguished Italian conductor. the or
chestra will play in Carnegie Hall. New
York, from to S o'clock. Only the
by WMAL. This portion OF the pro-
gram will feature the Brahms Sym
phony in F. Major" often styled the
Brahms Ecoica"
Another new Columbia feature on the
WMAL program will be quarter hour
OF Musical Memories" starting at 73O:
Song and dance hits of past years Will
make up the programs. Taking part
will be the Four Norsemen Quertet.
Frank Westphal's Orchestra, Thora
Martens, soprano, and Phil Porterfelo,
baritone.
Journalist to Speak.
From London will come an address
by j. Alfred Spender, noted British
author and journalist. who will discuss
American Principles and European
Policies" The speech will be broad
cast from 1890 to 1245.
The regular labor broadcast at l
o'clock will be mace by Charles P.
Howard. president CT the International
typographical Union. Collective Bar
gaining" is his topic.
Squirrel Cage" an English Grama,
will be the Columbia Dramatic Labor
atory presert tation at 9 O'Clock. The
playlet is N impressionistic sketch,
written espe tally for the microphone
by Tyrone Guthrie, British playwright.
1t originally was produced by the Brit
tsh Broadcasting Co.
The Roses and Drums" dramatic
episode at o'clock will originate in
the log reproduction Of old Fort Dear
born at the Century Of Progress Ex-
position on Chicago's lake front. Laura
Straub, stag star, will play the Colo
nial heroine in version Of The Fort
Dearborn Ms acre"
Harriet c Use. William Miller and
Harry Sosn4k's Orchestra will revive
popular favorites in the Parade of
Melodies program at $50 Miss Cruise
will sing I'm Yours" and Amt Mis-
behavin'.'
Brahms Compositions.
Compositions Of Brahms will be
played by Ernest Hutchescn, noted
Australian pianist, in his recital from
~ 10 ~ ~. 4llc 4tdlu4CO S~ie> .iNAA'
will be group of the first four Waltzes
from Brahms waltz Suite and
movement from the Concerto in B
Major."
A comic dramatization of the land
ing of Columbus will be broadcast dur
ing the Dream Drama program over
WRC and other National Broadcastlng
Co. stations. The sketch is scheduled
from $50 to 5:45.
The Revelers Quartet and George
Price will assist Rubinof and his Or
chestra with the program from to g.
Frice will sing Sweet Muchacha' and
.'Babys Prayer at Twilight" For his
violin Soc Rubinof will play 'Kol
Nidre" AMI "A Perfect Day The
quartet will contribute IF You Were
Only Mine" and Tip Toe Through the
Tulips"
Ceremonies in connection with the
unveiling of the Seven Statue Shrine
in Immaculate Conception Church will
be broadcast by VOL today during the
regular washington Catholic Radio
Hour. There will be speeches by Rev.
Francis J. Hurney anj Rev. F. x.
Cavanagh and a musical program by
the Boys Sanctuary Choir; Florence
Yocum, soprano; Fred Nolan, baritone,
end Ann Arlen, vioiinist.
Dad" will devote his Word Song"
program at 10 O'Clock this morning to
Mount Vernon. Edwin Steffe, baritone
and winner of the District prize in the
1881 national radio additions, will sing
during the program.