Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-20
ANNA CASE TO SING
ON CATHOLIC HOUR
Bride of Clarence Mackay
Will Honor Cardinal Hayes
in Broadcast.

A NINA CASE, international oper-
~ attic and concert soprano, who
n abandoned her professional ca
reer last Summer, when she
married Clarence H Mackay,
president of the Postal Telegraph g.
Gable companies, will appear before the
microphone tonight as soloist in the
National Catholic Radio hour Palm
Sunday program, TO be broadcast by
WRC and other National Broadcasting
Co. stations.
She will sing in honor of Cardinal
HAYES. who confirmed her when she
Joined the Catholic Church last Spring.
Her program includes the arias These
Are They" from The Holy City. OF
Gall; Jerusalem, Thou That killesy
the Prophets, and Angels Ever Bright
and Fair" She also will take the So
prano lead with the PauLst Choristers
fn singing Gounods "Gallia."
Werrenrath to Sing.
WRC will broadcast the recital OF
another famous singer, Re1nald Wer-
renrath, American baritone, who Will
be the guest artist in the Electric Circle
program. He will feature The Road to
Mandalay," "Duna" and who Is
sylvia"
As a special feature WRC will join
its network associates in broadcasting
a program in celebration of the 10th
anniversary of Station voc, in Daven-
port. Iowa. Senator Brookhart of Iowa
and Gov Dan w. Turner Will speak.
The musical comedy program at 45
o'clock will be in keeping with the
spirit of Palm Sunday. James Melton,
tenor. will sing THE Palms" Other
appropriate selections will be contrib
uted by Olga Albani, soprano, and
Frank Blacks Orchestra.
Immediately after the musical COM
edy program WRC will broadcast talk
nv former Gov Alfred E. Smith of New
York. He will spek in the interest OF
New York's homeless boys. His topic
is Citizenship: A Local and National
Problem
Respighi to Conduct.
Ottorino Respighi, famous Italian
composer will conduct the New York
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra IN
its concert today over WMAL and as
ISOLATED Columbia stations. As a spe-
cial feature the orchestra will give
"Trittico Botticelliano" its radio pre-
miere.
From Germany WMAL will bring the
HAYDN opera "Lhe on the Moon" the
score of which was lost for nearly $50
years and recently discovered. The
opera will be picked up from the stage
of the state theater of Schwerin.
A new ARRANGEMENT of Gershwln's
~The Man I Love" will be featured by
Harry Sosnik's Orchestra in its pro-
gram at 8 o'clock Other numbers will
be "siboney," Lucky Day" and
Jericho"
The Radio Gaieties program at 9
o'clock, featuring Belle Baker and JACK
Denny's Orchestra, is made up of a
number of popular melodies Between
the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" and
zone of Us Was Wrong" are the prln-
cipal numbers.
DR.. Stockdale to Preach.
The morning period of the Columbia
Church of the Air program will bring
a prominent Washington minister be-
fore the microphone-Rev Allen A.
Stockdale, pastor of the First Congre-
gational Church. The afternoon serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev. Charles
E. Schaeffer, general secretary of the
Board of Home Missions of the Re
formed Church in the United States.
The washington Catholic Radio hour
on WOI, will feature a special program
of Lenten music The soloiSts include
Florence Yocum, soprano; Kathryn
Bowers, contralto; Ann Arlen, violinist,
and Fred Nolan, baritone.
Other VOL attractions range from
popular program by the Stevens Sisters
to a presentation by the American
Legion.
The Shoreham Concert Orchestra,
Elaughter's Orchestra and the Metro
politan Dance Orchestra will contribute
to the WJSV program.