Evening star., 1933-01-24
CHAMLEE ON WJSV
|NVAR|EDP PROGRAM
Other Stations Offer Irving
Cobb, Budget Boys and
Marie DuvaI.

Mario Chamlee, former Metropolitan
Opera tenor, will return to the micro.
phone tonight as the guest soloist ir
the Five-Star Theater presentation ovel
WJSV and network of other Columbis
stations, from 10 to 1890 o'clock.
A widely varied program has been ar.
ranged by Chamlee for his broadcast
He will sing selections of Mascagni
Church. Massenet and Leoncavallo. The
complete program follows:
Prelude and S'ciliana from "Caval-
leria Rusticana" ...... Mascagni
Bonime Orchestra with Solo by
Chamlee.
Canzonetta from violin concerto.
Tschaikowsky
Allegro scherzando from American
Concerto" ..............G .GuSikoh
Orchestra with Solos by Jacques
Gordon.
Waltz from "Eugen Onegin,"
Harden Church
Orchestra.
II Hear Lady Sigh" 49,. .Msssenet
"Elegy" ................. .Leoncavall0
Mario Chamlee.
"Cortege du Sarda" ......... .Ivanof1
Orchestra.
Another outstanding WJSV classical
program will be the concert Of the Co
lumbia Symphony Orchestra from II
to Il:30. The spirited overture to
Wagner's opera, "Rienzi," will be fea-
tured Other selections include the
second movement (andante sostenuto)
of Brahms First Symphony" Lalo's
colorful "Guitarre," Beethoven's "Alla
Pollaca de la Serenade" and In the
Tavern" from Nicode's From the
South
Happiness" Program.
The Threads of Happiness program
from 9:l5 to $50 will be presented by
Tommy Mclaughlin, David Ross and
Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra.
The musical numbers range from
westward Ho" to Under a Texas
Moon"
Jacques Bray and Mario Braggiottl.
concert piano team. will offer their own
ARRANGEMENT of the first movement
(morning) from Grieg's Peer Gynt''
suite during the broadcast from to
8:15. An original arrangement of The
Chocolate Soldier" and the currently
popular Fit as a Fiddle" are among
the other selections.
In response to numerous requests
Kate 1nith will repeat The Rosary
during her program from $50 to 8:45.
She also will sing MY River Home" "
I'VE Better Get Together Again" and
Il Surrender, Dear"
Irwin Cobb, author and humorist, will
make one of his infrequent microphone
appearances tonight on the program
with Julia Sanderson and Frank
Crumit over WRC and associated
N. B. C. stations. Cobb will describe
the real Kentucky judge who served as
the prototype for his popular fiction
character, Judge Priest Miss Sander
son and Crumit will sing several Of
Cobb's favorite songs.
Robbery Dramatizet.
The dramatization in the variety
hour, from 10 to II. will be based on
the story of the "Cherryvale Bank Rob-
berry," Ted Weems and his orchestra
will provide the musical setting.
An Interpretation of the primitive
rhythms of Africa will be given by Jay
Dennis and Ted Reese in their broad
cast from to tbs.
WRC's other outstanding attractions
include the program by Marguerite
Cromwell at 7:3O, Ed Wynns weekly
broadcast and the variety presentation
of Ben Bernie and his orchestra.
Radio Joe and his Budget Boys will
dedicate their program over VOL to-
night to the "Old Woman Who Lived
in a Shoe" Marie Duval, stage star,
will be the guest artist.
WMAL's musical attractions include
a concert by the Euphonic Quartet and
an organ recital by Robert Ruckman.
VOL will present another Prosperity
Hour" program tonight by Leon
Brusiloff and his orchestra. John
Rogers, baritone, and AL Houghton also
will contribute to this stations program