Evening star., 1933-06-30
NEW WJSv SERIES
FEATURES C. RICE
Sports Authority Heads Coun'
try Club List of Artists
Tonight.

, The new Summer series OF Country
Club programs, featuring Grantland
Rice, famous sports writer and author
| ity, will be introduced fought at $50
o'clock over WJSV and af1iliated Co.
lumbia stations
In addition to Rice, the roster Of
| Country Club artists includes Betty
Barthell, Mary Mccoy, a double quartet
| and Jack Goldens Orchestra. Musical
offerings for the series will be fash
ioned to appeal to wide variety of
tastes
| Grace Moore, operatic soprano. will
sing "Jurame,'' a Spanish number, as
the highEght of her weekly program
with Leonard Hayton's Orchestra from
9 to $50 She also will sing an aria
from Puccini's La Tosca." The orches-
ira will contribute Way Down Yonder
in New Orleans" Sweet Sue" and 1T
Was Night in June"
Penthouse Symphony"
Penthouse Symphony" which had
its premiere several weeks ago on the
Columbia network, will be repeated by
special request during the program Of
Freddie Rich's Columbians from 10
to 1915
The composition is work Of Rich
and deals with the activities Of SIN
gle day in the life of New Yorker.
Nino Martini. Italian tenor will sing
! Margaret" as the highlight Of his
recital at o'clock. He also will sing
Vincent Sorey's "Prai di Partir."
Donald Novis, popular radio tenor,
Grocery Store program to be broadcast
at o'clock by WRC and other N. B. c.
stations. Tom Howard, JEANNE Lang,
Teddy Bergman and the Three K
Sisters also will contribute to this pro-
gram.
Jessica Dragonette will sing "song
of the Lutte" during the Service Hour,
from 7 to g. Fred Hufsmith, tenor.
and the Cavaliers Quartet also will take
part in this program. Hufsmith Will
sing "The Shadow Waltz" and join
with the quartet in singing MY Gal
| Sal" and the The Missouri Waltz"
Bright tunes will enliven the pro-
gram of Victor Young's Orchestra from
$50 to 9. Lee Wiley. Paul Small 1lka
Chase and Hugh O'Connell also will be
/ heard during this broadcast.
Frances Paperte. soprano, and the
/ first grand opera singer ever heard on
the air, will return to the microphone
| tonight for the first of series OF spe-
| cial broadcasts. She will be heard
over WMAL and other N. B. c. blue"
network stations at 10:l5 O'Clock.
Variety Program Tunes.
The variety program. Lets Listen
! to Harris" is made up Of eight old and
! new tunes. Among them are NO
body" Butterflies in the Rain Dame
| Called Main" and Rhythm Every
where"
"The old hill billy ditty "sourwood
Mountain" will be dramatized during
the "Hilly Billy Heart Throbs' pro.
gram from GAS to 10. The musical
background will be provided by the
Frank Luther trio.
| Doors" the popular weekly radio
skit originating in WMAL's studio un-
der direction of Vioelt Wachter, VIII e pc
broadcast at o'clock instead OF 9:3O
| as in the past. The change OF time
| is due to a transatlantic rebroaocaSt
of William Hard's resume of the World
Economic Conference in London. MISS
| Wachter announces another original
sketch for the broadcast-"Penthouse
Love" 1t will be one Of those near
tragedy comedies.
vol also has scheduled dramatic
sketch as one of its principal attrac-
tions. The Northern Dramatic co: Will
present the play at 7:30. 1t Will De
..Freckles." which was originally
scheduled to have been broadcast last
week. Paul Murphy will have the lead
ing role. supported by Charles Gilman
and Miss Meredith Smith.