Evening star., 1932-11-23
SYMPHONY, WRC
FEATURE TONIGHT
Works of Brahms and Tschai-
koWsky viii Represent First
of Two Concerts.

The first of a series of two special
symphonic concerts by Emo Rapee's
Orchestra will be broadcast from to 10
o'clock tonight over wRC and a net
work Of other N. B. c. stations.
The initial concert will be made up
If complete symphonic works by Brahms
and Tschaikowsky. The selections in
clude the fourth movement of Brahms
symphony No. 2 in D Major" and
Tschaikowsky's famous 'Nutcracker
Suite" in eight movements.
Right Rev. Bernard r. Hubbard, S. j.,
explorer and scientist: Frazier Hunt,
newspaper correspondent, and Edward
TomlinSon, lecturer and writer, will
take part in the Artists Service pro-
gram from 10:30 to II. Tomlinson will
stress the potentialitic3 of South Amer
ica as a profitable trade source, Hunt
will discuss his interviews with leaders
of several nations, and DR.. Hubbard
will tell of his adventures in the Arctic.
The musical portion of the program will
feature Lowell Patton, organist, and
Gloria LaVey, contralto.
Speciaities to Be Given.
A number of specialties. as well as
the usual old-time songs, will be offered
during the Corn Cob Pipe Club pro-
gram from 10 to 1890. The principal
musical selections include Bound for
Canaan" "Old Brown Mule" and
when the Roses Bloom Again" Among
the specialties will be cat and dog
fight and a black-face sketch BY Saw
dust and Moonshine.
Snooks and his Memphis Ramblers
will make their debut in Washington
over WRC from 1l:30 to IL. This
popular New York dance band will be
heard regularly thereafter on Monday,
wednesday and Saturday nights.
Nino Martini, young Italian tenor,
who has been signed by the Columbia
system for a series of biweekly recitals
OF operate and concert arias, will be
the soloist with the Columbia Sym
phony Orchestra during its concert over
wJSV tonight from IL to 1880. For
his initial broadcast in this series Mar
tint will sing III Mic Tesoro," from
Mozart's opera, Don Giovanni" and
"Gia II Sole del Gange," by Scarlatti.
The orchestral features will be Godard's
"Adagio Pathetique," Aubers overture
to "Masaniello" and "Buono Notte," :"
from Nevin's "a Day in Venice"
Wen See 1t Through" new song.
dedicated to the National Welfare and
Relief Mobilization of 1882, will be
given its air debut by Guy Lombardo
. anu 11Eo O1AAdN4uAAo O0A hA6 tAASA
broadcast from to $50. Other nlusi-
cal features on this broadcast will be
How Do You Do?" and Melancholy
Baby"
Will Revive "Yoo Hoo"
whispering" Jack Smith will revive
"Yoo Hoo" for his solo contribution to
the program of the Hummingbirds and
Arnold Johnson;s Orchestra from to
8:15. with the trio, he will sing ST
Cannot Tell You Why" The orchestra
will present a new arrangement OF
"Something in the Night"
South Wind, q short story by Theo-
. tiore A. Tinsley, will be drsm2tized as
the Crime Club presentation from $50
to 10.
A concert by the United States Navy
Band, and recitals by Robert E. Clark,
famous trombonist, and Robert Freund,
baritone, will be the musical high lights
of the WMAL program
The band will play "Sadko," by
Rimsky- Korsakoff; venus on Earth, !"
by Lincke, and excerpts from Verdi's
"Rigoletto." Clark's principal number
viii be "Kashnliri Song" while Freund's
chief solo will be I'm the Cleaning
Will Osborne and his orchestra will
go to the VOL studios tonight to treat
Washington dance enthusiasts to 9. half
hour of popular tunes. The Royal
Hawaiians and Clarence Albright. tenor,
also will contribute to this stations
program.