Evening star., 1932-10-30
ROOSEVELT TALKS
ON RADIO TONIGHT
Third of Special Broadcast
Series for Welfare and
Relief Mobilization.
. OV. FRANKLIN D. ROOSE-

- OV FRANKLIN D. ROOSE-
WELT CT New York and a
r group of opera starS will be
~ oraEn to the microDhore to-
night for the third OF the
series of special broadCasts in the in
terest of the welfare and Relief Mobih-
Zation of 1852.
The combined Columbia end N. B. c.
networks, as in the past, will carry the
program from 1879 to Ills. Both
WJSV and WRC will be links in this
augmented chain of stations.
Gov. Roosevelt will speak from Bos-
ton. Before and after his talk there
will be selections by the San Francisco
Symphony Orchestra. Claudia Muzlo,
soprano, and Charles Hacllett tenor.
Eddie Cantor &c Return.
Another special event tonight Will BE-
the return Of Ed.ic Cantor, who IS back
in New York after long visit III Holly
>ood. Cantor will resume his broad
casts with I.ubinof and his orchestra
in the r,pular Variety Hour on WRC
from 8 TO 9. RubinOf has arranged an
unusual program to welcome Cantor,
which includes Il group OF the come
dams song hits. such as Making
Whoopee," IF You Knew Susie and
Potatoes Are Cheaper. Cantor Will
contribute several new and character
istic dittics, ranging from II H2o
Five-Cent Piece" 10 There An 10
Harm in Asking"
WRC also Will broadcast the fir ! o.
a new series Of educational programs. TO
be known as Our American Schools.
The broadcasts will be under the direc-
ton of Florence Hale, first vice presi-
dent and radio chairman Of the Ma
tional Education Association.
Frank Buck, adventurer, also will
open a new series at 5:45. Under the
title Bring En- Back Alive" Buck VIII
outline some of his most sensational
adventures with wild animals.
Concert Foster Tribute.
The National Brass Quartet will dedi
cate its concert at 4:45 to the late Percy
s Foster. Only hymns known to be
favorites of the famous song Jader
have been included in the program.
Ketelby's In a Monastery Garden"
will be featured during the concert by
the Shoreham Concert Orchestra from
7:3O to 7:45. The orchestra. directed BY
Raoul da Costa, also will play the vase
in F Flat" OF Brahms and Months
"Czardas"
A new program, opening tonight at 10
O'Clock on WJSV and affiliated Colum-
bia stations, will feature Jack Benny.
comedian; Andrea Marsh, soprano, and
Ted Weems' Orchestra. Old and new
popular melodies will be featured. The
initial broadcast includes "One-Man
Band" Somebody Stole My Gal" and
Say 1t Isn't So
FRITZ Scheff musical comedy and
operetta star, will be the guest artist IN
the Bath Club Revue at O'Clock. she
will sing Kiss Me Again" Louis katz-
mans Orchestra, Charles Carlile, tenor;
Ann Leaf, organist, and vocal chorus
also will take part in this program.
The Roses and Drums dramatic
sketch at 5 o'clock will have oscar
Shaw in the leading role. Shaw Is now
starring in the Pulitzer P, ze show, "Of
Thee l Sing.
Program to Be- Varied.
varied program. including the rarely
heard BusOni "Berceuse Eleglaque' and
Memberships Italian" Will be played
bv the New York Philharmonic Sym
Dhonv Orchestra during It's concert
IRON 3 to 5. Michele Ragglni, tenor,
will be the solOiSt.
Columbia s morning Church OF the
Air period will be a Baptist service, con-
Quoted by Rev. G. G. Johnson. pastor
of the National Memorial ChUrch OF
Washington. Adair Hickman, hrst
reader Of the Second Church OF Christ
Scientist, Of New York City, will con-
duct the afternoon period.
Song hits from the eighth edition OF
George Whites Scandals" and The
Vagabond King wll be revived during
the Memories in Melody program at
7:30
WMAL will feature tonight concert
by the Little Symphony Orchestra. The
soloists will be Paul Edward CARRIER,
tenor, and Selma Selinger Klein, So
pranO.
The Modernists a two-piano duo, and
another Old Hymn Book Hour. con-
Quoted by Justin LaWrie, are among
WMAL's other outstanding features.
VOL will broadcast the morning
service of the First Congregational
Church, in addition to its other regular
religious programs. These include the
Washington Catholic Radio Hour and
the service from the Shrine OF the Lit
tie Flower in Detroit.