Evening star., 1932-05-22
.G|G[| WILL END
HIS RADIO SERIES
NeapoIitan Folk Songs Will
Be Featured in Farewell
Concert on WRC.

~ ENIAMINO GIGLI, celebrated
Italian tenor, will give his last
IN radio concert of the season dur
IL ing the Electric Circle program
tonight at o'clock over WRC
and a network of other National Broad
casting Co. stations.
; For his farewell recital Gigh VIII
feature a group of Neapolitan folk songs
with guitar and mandolin accompanl-
ment. He also will sing several operate
arias. including one from lie SchlaVo
of Gomez
The program at $50, arranged by
the National Education Association, Will
be presented by DIR. Frank w. Ballou,
superintendent of the District pubnc
schools, and S. w. Hart, professor OF
education at Columbia University: Dr.
Ballou will speak on "Methoos OF
Financial Accounting in the Public
Schools" and Prof. Hart on Economy
in the Planning Of School Buildings.
= Plan Harlem Tunes.
Rubinoff and his orchestra will give
a special ARRANGEMENT of popular Har-
9. lem tunes during their program with
Harry Richman from 7 to O'Clock
For his violin solos Rubinof will play
masquerade" and medley OF Russian
airs.
A special concert made up entirely OF
the works of Schubert will be gwen py
a symphony orchestra directed by SAN
dor Harmati at 1890 this afternoon.
Alma Kitchell, contralto, VIII De the
soloist on this program.
Will Rogers and Fannie Br1ce heao
the list of stars who will participate IN
the eighth edition of the Siegfeld Radio
show tonight over WMAL and assocl-
ated Columbia stations. Others 1ncluoe
Frances White, Jack Pearl, Jean Sar-
gent. Eddie Dowling and Charles Car
Isle.
June Walker and Geoffrey Kerr, stars
of gentlemen Prefer Blondes" Will be
co-starred in the Roses and Drums
sketch at $50 Miss Walker Will play
the role of a daughter OF loyallst
father who falls in love with a young
rebel in the days when the clouds OF
revolution were gathering over the
colonies. -,
A special Olympic games program VIII
he broadcast at $50. Will Rogers, the
University of Southern California Bano
and chorus and Gov. Rolph OF Call
fornia will take part.
German Will Speak
The weekly international rebroadcast
al, 40 this morning will come from
Berlin, where Commercial Attache Hans
Vogel will speak on How Germany
Cares for Its Unemployed.
A program of Viennese selections Will
be Offered by Ernest Hutcheson, pianist,
In his recital at 8 o'clock. The feature
will be the first movement OF Bee
thoven's Concerto in G Minor"
VOL will broadcast this afternoon
program arranged by the Jacob Jones
Post of the American Legion in cele-
bration of its 18th anniversary. Fer
dinand G. Fraser post commander. VIII
be the speaker Miss Ina Holtzscheiter,
winner of the 1881 District radio audi
ton. will be the so1oist.
VOL also will broadcast the pro-
ceedings of the convention of the Ma
tional Association for the Advancement
of Colored People from the Washington
Auditorium and concert by the Ma
tional Brass Quartet.
Betty F. Place. prominent Washing
ton pianist, will continue her series
with the Composers" over WJSV at 5
O'Clock. Classical compositions will be
played exclusively. other WJSV musi-
cal features include an organ recital by
George Emmons and a recital by Ro-
land Wheeler, tenor.