Evening star., 1933-07-09
BRIDGE CEREMONY
/ WILL Be ON WRC
Broadcast From San Fran
cisco.0akIand Bay Scene
This Afternoon.
- CEREMONIES in connection with
the breaking of ground for the
new San Francisco Oakland
" Bay Bridge will be broadcast

the breaking of ground for the
new San Francisco Oakland
~ Bay Bridge will be broadcast
today by WRC and a coast-to-
coast network of other National Broad
casting Co. stations.
The bI Ioadcast is scheduled from $50
to 4 O'Clock. Il Will include addresses
by Gov. Rolph of California, Rear Ad-
miral Laws and other public officials.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies.
President Roosevelt, N Washington, will
press a button touching off three
charges Of explosives.
AS another special feature WRC will
broadcast at u o'clock noon q program
arranged by the World Narcotic De-
fense Association. The speakers will be
Charles H Tuttle. former United States
district attorney in New York; Judge
Frederic Jernochan, for the last l6
years chief justice of the Court of
Special Sessions in New York: Repre-
sentative Fish of New Yor.;, and Capt.
Richmond P. Hobson, president Of the
association.
Folk Music Feature.
Folk music of Europc. especially ar
ranged by Basil K!balchich, director of
the Russian Symphonic Choir. viii be
featured during a concert by that
group from $50 to O'clock Included
in the program will be Little Gypsy"
"Ali-Bey' and To Thee We Sing
A dozen popular melodies make up
the variety hour from 7 to s. Taking
part will be Rubinoff and his orchestra,
Lee Sims and Ilomay Bailey. For his
violin solos Rubinoff will play Gypsy
Fiddle and I Bring a Song
Sir Walter Thomas Layton, noted
English editor and economist. will dis
cuss America and Europe-the Next
Phase" in a broadcast from London.
which WMAL and other N. B. c. blue
network stations will carry from 6:l5
to $50. He will be introduced by Will
liam Hard, who also will give q brief
resume of the World Economic Con-
ference.
Rhapsody" composition Of Joseph
Strauss, will be featured in the Riesen-
field Eiennese concert at I O'Clock Lu-
cllle Manners, soprano. and Edward
Nell. baritone, VIII be the soloists on
this program.
The Eva Jessye Choir will be heard
in a program of Negro spirituals and
folk songs in their broadcast at 4:3O.
The principal selections will be Tall
Angel at the Bar" "Buildin' on a Rock
on High and I Know 1 Can Be
Changed
Goldman Band Concert.
WMAL VIII broadcast at so another
concert b. the Goldman Band. The
program contains "Hallelujah Chorus
from The Messiah" tho overture to
Won Suppes Poet and Peasant" and
The Lost Chord"
The open pop concert of the Robin
Hood Dell season in the outdoor
stadium in Philadelphia's Fairmont
Park. will be broadcast tonight by
WJSV and affiliated Columbia stations.
Alexander Smallens. assistant conduc-
tor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, will
direct the orchestra.
Mozarts symphony in D ajor" will
be featured by the Columbia Symphony
Orchestra during the symphonic hour
from ? to g. Compositions of LaIa.
Wagner and Tschaikovsky also will be
PLAYED
Julia Sanderson and Frank Crunit
will be heard from 4:30 to in pro-
gram of modern songs. accompanied by
Don Voorhees, Orchestra. As duets.
Miss Sanderson and Crumit will sing
I've Got a Little Confession to Make"
ard "What World This Would Be"
A recital By Gilbert Fraser, tenor.
and recorded program of operetta
gems are the chief musical features of
VOL. This station also will broadcast
the regular variety program from to
o'clock. interspersing the musical
numbers with an inning g-by-inning re-
port of the major league base ball
scores