Evening star., 1932-11-06

TORMER GOV. SMITH OF New
l. York and Nicholas Murray But
Ter, president of Columbia Uni
i versity, will go before the micro
phone in New York tonight to
make a plea for the welfare and relief
mobilization Of 1882.
The combined networks Of Columbia
and N. 3. c., with WRC and WJSV
tied in, will broadcast the entire pro-
gram from 1890 to 11:15 o'clock. In
addition to the addresses there will be
specialties by some of radios most pop
ular NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n Andy"
CLARA, Lu n En- Eddie and Ralph,
the Pickens Sisters. Raw Perkins, Ray
mond knight. Col Stoopnagle and
Budd, Burns and Allen, Tito Guizar,
Fray and Braggiotti and the Easy
Aces"
The remainder of the WJSV program
IS made up of regular Columbia attrac-
tions. These include the concert of the
New York philharmonic symphony Or
cheStra, the Roxy Theater Concert,
Fred Aliens Bath Club Revue, the
Parade of Melodies and variety pro-
gram by Jack Benny, comedian, and
TED Weems and his orchestra.
Musical Preser~ationA
Ethelind Terry. mul.cal comedy star,
will be the guest a'~st on the Bath
Club Revue program st 9 o'clock. She
will sing melody frhn Rio Rita"
The Roxy Orchestra will pay tribute
to Chopin during its concert. The solo,
lists on this program will be Latiner
Bremen, pianist; Greta Allen, soprano,
and Charles Barnes, tenor.
The works of Beethoven, SibeliuS and
Enesco will be played by the New York
~; l, nrrhagfrQ
The featured selection will be Opus 81
from Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, IN
c. Minor"
Hits from 1.-THE Band Wagon" and
'The Merry Widow" will be revived
during the Memories in Melody pro-
gram from 7:3O to 7:45. The Parade
Of the Melodies at $50 includes popu-
lar hits from Victor Herbert's Red
Mill" and "Of Thee I Sing
Columbias M..rning Church OF the
Air period fros 10 to 1890, will be
conducted by Rev. Albert Edward Day,
pastor of the Christ Methodist Church
Of Pittsburgh. Rev. Charles A. Hart,
professor of philosophy at Catholic Uni
versity, will preach the sermon in the
afternoon period, from 80 to 2.
THE Hour of Worship"
WRC will broadcast the first Of the
Winter series of religious programs,
called THE Hour of Worship" from
80 20 A. The service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Daniel A. Polling.
DR.. Joy Elmer Morgan, editor OF the
National Education Association Journal,
and DR.. Ernest C. HartWell, superin-
tendent of schools of Buffalo will speak
during the our American Schools" pro-
gram at $50 They will be introduced
by Florence Hale, first vice president
and radio chairman Of the National
Education Association.
Eddie Cantor will reveal what the
presidential candidates have promised
hun in his broadcast with Rubinoff and
his orchestra from to 9. He also Will
sing The World Owes Me Loving"
Get Yourself Girl and Get Lit
tie Fun Out Of Life
Robert Stickney pianist, will return
tonight aS the guest artist on the pro-
gram of the Little Symphony Orchestra
over WMAL He will play Menoels-
sohn's Concerto in G Minor The /
orchestra, under the direction OF Harold |
Veo, will play "Fingal's Cave" Dance |
of the Hours" and the march from |
Wagner's "Tannhauser."
Sermon on VOL.
WMAL's other outstanding attrac-
tions include a program by the Mod
ernists, mystery piano duo and an
organ recital by Robert Ruckman.
Msgr. Albert E. Smith, editor n-chsef |
of the Baltimore Catholic Review, will |
preach the sermon curing the Wash |
ington Catholic Radio Hour over VOL |
He will discuss the Catholic press. VOL |
also will broadcast tie sermon OF Rev. |
Charles E. Coughlin from the Shrine |
OF the Little Flower in Detroit and the !
morning service of the New York Ave-
nue. PRESBYTERIAN Church, in addition |
to the usual musical features.