Evening star., 1932-11-29
WJSV TO FEATURE
5STAR 1HEAIER
New Program Has Famous
Baritone and Symphony
Orchestra Tonight.

The Five-Star Theater, featuring
John Charles Thomas, baritone, and
Joseph Bonime's Symphony Orchestra,
will make its debut tonight over WJSV
and affiliated Columbia stations.
The program is scheduled from 10 to
1890 o'clock. Thomas will sing his
own composition, Mother; Fri Tu,'
from Verdi's 'The Masked Ball." and
MY Lady Walks in loneliness" by
Ernest Charles. The orchestra will
contribute Caucasian Sketches" by
Ippolitoff- f-Ivanoff; Edward Cigars
"Pomp and Circumstance" and the
"Oberon' overture of Weber.
WJSV also will broadcast the first Of
a new series of Musical Fast Freight
programs from $50 to 9:45. Organ
selections by Eddie Dunstedter will be
featured.
VIII Sing Folk Songs.
Tommy Mclaughlin, baritone, will
sing two old American folk songs, MY
Old Kentucky Home" and "Swanee
River" during his program in the
Threads of Happiness" period, from
9:15 to $50. An orchestra, under the
direction of Andre Kostelanetz, also
will contribute to the program.
The Columbia Symphony Orchestra
will open its concert at IL o'clock with
the overture to Jeanne dare" by
Soederman. The orchestra also will
play the "Slavonic Dance, No. l." Of
Dvorak. and the "Berceuse" from
"Jocelyn."
Arthur Tracy, the Street Singer"
will feature by the River Ste Marie"
in his broadcast with Nat Shlkret's
Orchestra at 9 O'Clock. The orchestra
will play i've Told Every Little Star"
and "A Boy and Girl Were Dancing"
Opera on WRC.
A condensed version Of Verdi's la
Traviata" will be presented over WRC
and other N. B. G. stations tonight by
the National Grand Opera Co. Cesare
Sodero will direct the orchestra.
Another outstanding WRC attraction
will be the first of series ofprograms
by Carson Robson and his Pioneers.
who will be heard from 1880 to 7:45 in
place of Ray Perkins, singing comedian.
Carson is famous exponent Of the
tunes Of the plains and backwoods.
THE Texas Express Train Case" will
be dramatized during the period from
10 to II O'Clock. This is another OF the
series of stories based on the records
in the Bureau OF Investigation OF the
Department of Justice. Roger Wolfe
Kahn and his orchestra will provide the
musical portion Of this program.
Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit
will devote their entire program from
to $50 to the songs of Irving Berlin.
The selections will be drawn from such
hits as Music Box Revue" THE Ca
nary" and Face the Music"
Ed Wynn Featured.
Ed Wynn and his Fire Chief Band:
Lanny Ross, tenor, and Ben Bernie and
his orchestra will provide WRC's other
major N. B. c. attractions. From its
own studios WRC will broadcast talk
at 6 o'clock by Clark Griffith on the
Walter johnson testimonial dinner and
variety program at $3.50 by Mar
guerite Cromwell and Rudolf Schramm's S
Orchestra.
Bob Murphy, singing comedian of
vaudeville fame, will be the guest artist
on the program of Radio Joe over
WMAL from 7:30 to 8. Although sched-
uled as another "tinfoil contributors
program" Radio Joe will devote por-
ton of his comment to the forthcoming
testimonial dinner to Walter johnson.
WMAL's musical features include the
first of series Of concerts by the Will
lard Orchestra, an organ recital by
Robert Ruckman and a 15-minute pro-
gram by the Hawaiian Melody Boys.
! Hartie Michel, soprano, and Romeo
Gualardi, baritone. will contribute to
the program Of VOL This station also
has scheduled another program Of Vic
tor Herbert gems and concert by the
Hilo Melody Boys.