Evening star., 1932-01-25
HOWELL AND BECK
To DEBATE ON AIR
Senator and Representative
to Discuss Prohibition
In Forum.

A debate on prohibition between
Senator Howell OF Nebraska and Repre-
sentative Beck of Pennsylvania will fea-
ture the second in the new series of
National Radio Forum programs tonight
over WRC and a coast-to-coas network
of other National BFoadcasting Co sta
tons.
The Radio Forum, arranged by The
washington Star, will be broadcast from
10 to 1880 O'Clock. The subject Of the
debate is Shall the amendment to the
Constitution now before the H5uSe,
known as the Beck resolution, be adopt
ed for the purpose Of settling the pro-
hibition issue" namely, the eighteenth
amendment
Senator Howell is an ardent dry, and
will oppose the referendum. Mr.. Beck,
wet leader of the House, will argue in
favor of it.
Tibbett on Again.
Lawrence Tibbett will return to the
Firestone program at $50 after an alb
sence January Is to appear with the
Metropolitan opera Co. He will sing
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes"
wanting You" Cuban Love Song"
and DE Glory Road" William Merri-
gan Daly's Orchestra, in addition to ac-
conpanying Tibbett, will play Rimsky-
Korsadoff's Plight of the Bundle Bee"
A variety program will be presented
by the Gypsies in their weekly concert
at 9 o'clock under direction Of Harry
HoTlick. The selections range from the
militant prelude in G Minor" OF Rach-
maninoh TO a medley of the hits from
George Gershwins "Oh Kay"
Nevada will be honored in the Parade
of the states program at $50. The
soleist will be Theodore Webb, baritone.
He will be assisted by Erno Rapee"s
Orchestra. Webb will contribute I'm
on Top OF a Mountain" The orchestral
selections include Pioneer March,
Covered Wagon Days" and Gold and
Silver"
wRC will leave the network at
o'clock to broadcast another Radio
Travel program from its own studios
The features will be a talk by Repre-
sentative Fish of New York and music
by the Rho Beta Chapter Of Mu Phi
Epsilon.
Mrs. Christy Guest.
Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy, wife
of the famous illustrator, will appear as
guest artist on the Bath Club program
tonight over WMAL and associated Co.
lumbia BToaocasting System stations.
She viii be interviewed by Margaret
Santry.
Mildred Hunt, contrslto, will sing two
soloS during the Broadcast Rehearsal
program at e:l5. Her contributions will
be "An Of Me" and Its Great to Be
In Love"
Adele Starr will again be the featured
soloiSt on the Evening in Paris program
She will sing Temporarily Blue" and
Good Night Noon" The orchestra,
uncer direction of Max Smollen, will
play special arrangements of In In
diana" and with Song In My Heart.
In response to number Of requests
"singin' Sam" will offer "Mamry's Lit
tie Coal Black Rose" The Mills
Brothers will feature st. Louis Blues"
Maggie and Jiggs Banquet.
James Norbert Doyle of the Wash
tngton Times, a versatile entertainer,
will be interviewed by Peggy Clarke
during her weekly Press Personalities"
program over WJSV. This station also
has scheduled a concert by the Marine
Band and a broadcast from the Maggie
and Jiggs banquet at the Willard Hotel.
A concert by theaGeorge Washington
University Trouba dosaFs and o program
by the Washington Police Post of the
American Legion are featured tonight
by VOL In addition there will be
recital by Harriet L. Wagner, soprano,
and concert by the Bonanza String
Quartet.