Evening star., 1933-05-28
SPECIAL FEATURE
ON VARIETY HOUR
Memorial Day Overture Is
Arranged by Rubinoff in
Program Tonight.

TINE advent of Memorial day will
be heralded tonight over WRC
and other N. B. c. stations dur
ing the variety hour from to
8 o'clock. featuring Bert Lahr,
Lee Sims and Rubinof and his or
chestra.
Rubinoff has arranged special Me-
mortal day overture for the broadcast.
The remainder of the program includes
What Have We Got to LoSe?" and
'Black Eyed Susan Brown" played by
the orchestra. Rubinof will offer as
a violin solo "Stardust" and MY
Buddy"
Henry Hadley's oratorio "The New
Earth" will be sung by the Chicago A
Capella Choir during the Temple OF
Song program from $3.50 to q. The
libretto for the work was written by
Louis A Garrett Of Evanston, Ill.
Tribute to DIR. Cubberly.
Tribute will be paid TO DR.. Elwood
Cubberly of Leland Stanford Univer-
sity during the "Our American Schools"
program from $50 to s. The speakers
will be DR.. William G. Carr and DR..
George D. Strayer of Columbia Uni
versity.
The remainder of the WRC program
is made up of the regular Sunday at
fractions. These include the Folks
in Dixie" sketch at 1890, the popular
at 2. and the Manhattan Merry-Go-
Round at 8.
The winner selected from the 900
American students who were engaged
in a competition to determine which
should represent his fellows in the
International Radio Forum will be
heard from Paris at lis over WMAL
and associated N. B. c. stations. The
speaker will be John H. Spencer OF
Grinnell, Ohio.
Familiaf arias and excerpts from the
works outstanding in operate repertory
will be presented during the National
Grand Opera program from to 8.
The soloists will be Elizabeth Lennox,
contralto; Fred Hufsmith, tenor, and
Raoul Nadeau, baritone.
Will Dramatic Ship Race.
The Great Moments in History broad
cast at $50 will be based on the
story of the Race of the Clipper Ship"
This is stirring drama of the record
breaking run Of the Flying Cloud from
New York to San Francisco in 1851.
WMAL's other major N. B. c. attrac-
tions include the weekly broadcast OF
Will Rogers, concert by the Har-
monica Rascals under the direction OF
Borrah Minnevitsch and broadcast
on the Century of Progress Exposition
by Floyd Gibbons.
wJSV and affiliated Columbia sta
tions will broadcast today description
of the official reception to Most Rev.
Anleto Giovanni Ciognani the new
apostolic delegate to America, from 4
to 4:30. The program will originate
at Catholic University The official
mill ha aYfpn6ad hu Arch
bishop Curley of Baltimore. musical
program will be presented by the uni
versity's glee club.
Rawlinson Has Main Role.
Herbert Rawlinson will have the lead
ing role in the "Roses and Drums"
dramatic sketch at $50. He will take
the part of Gen. Ambrose e. Burnside
in an episode entitled Fort Saunders"
The third presentation of the Co
lumbia Dramatic Guild at 8 o'clock will
be a dramati3ation Of Guy de Maupas-
SAINTS short story, "a Piece OF String"
The leading roles will be played by
Stephen Fox, William Adams, Lorna
Elliott and Kenneth Daigneau.
Selections from Beethoven's Mass in
c. will be featured during the Cathe-
dral Hour from to 4. The soloiSts
will include Mildred Rose, soprano;
Theo Karle, tenor. and Barbara Maurel,
contralto.
VOL will broadcast the closing serv-
ice for the season of the Washington
Catholic Radio Hour from 5 to 6. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Fran
els j. Hurney.
The other VOL features include
recital by Gilbert Frazer, tenor, and
the Old Fashioned Gospel Tabernacle
at $50.