Evening star., 1933-02-03
composer TO TELL
ABOUT SHOW BOAT
Jerome Kern Will Describe
Hard Work on WJSV Pro.
gram Tonight.

Jerome Kern, noted contemporary
operetta composer, will go before the
microphone tonight to reveal the 'in-
; side story" Of how he made a success
OF Show Boat" in the face of bitter
! encouragement.
Kern will be on the program with
Edwin G. Hill and Nat Schilkret's or
chestra, to be broadcast by WJSV and
other Columbia stations from $50 to
10 o'clock.
The March Of Time presentation at
$3.50 viii feature a sketch based on the
| appointment Of Adolf Hitler to the
chancellorship Of the German Republic.
Another sketch will depict the decora-
ton by the French Government. of
Martha Richard for her activities dur
ing the World War. As a French spy
| IN Spain she was the first to unearth
the German plans Of submarine war
fare in 1917.
Martini Will Sing.
Nino Martini Italian tenor, will sing
group Of italian and Spanish songs
and the English melody, Somewhere a
Voice Is Calling" during his recital
| with the Columbia Symphony Orches-
ira from IL to 11:30. The orchestra
will play the overture to Wagner's
Flying Dutchman," selections from the
ballet music of Gounod'S Faust" and
! the Oriental tone sketch, In the
| Mosque"
Might and Day" the selection to
| which Claire Luce and Fred Astaire do
their sensational dance in Gay Di-
vorce." will be played by Dolph Mar
tins Orchestra during its program
from 7:30 to 7:45. The Travellers
Quartet also will contribute to this
broadcast.
-Four lively tunes will be offered by
| the Trade and Mark Harmony team at
o'clock. The principal numbers will
be Love Is Sweeping the Country and
Won't You Stay to Tea?"
Mary Eastman, soprano, has included
| a group Of popular musical comedy
selections In her program from 9:15 to
$50 She will be assisted by Andre
Kostelanetz and his orchestra.
Motion picture directors and story
! writer's will be honored during the
Hollywood-on-the-Air program over
| WRC and network Of associated N
| B. c. stations. Cecil B. DeMille will
act as master Of ceremonies.
Mrs. Roosevelt to Talk.
| Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife OF
| the President-elect. will discuss "A
Mothers Responsibility as Citizen" in
! her weekly talk On the program with
Leo Reisman's Orchestra from $50 to
/ 10. The orchestra will play group Of
popular melodies.
The Service Hour. with Jessica ORA
gonette, another KIT Secret Service
! drama and Al Jolson's weekly broad
cast are among WRCs other outstand-
ing attractions.
WMAL will add another N. B. C.
blue" network program to its schedule
tonight by broadcasting the music Of
Phil Spitalnys Orchestra from 8 to
$3.50.
From its own studios WMAL will
broadcast a recital by Eugene Dahl
tenor, and a musical nonsense" pro-
| gram by Janet and Grace.
The first act of new play, called
THE Marriage Tangle," will be pre-
sented over VOL tonight by the North
ern Dramatic Co. The story unfolds
the trials and tribulations of modern
married life. 1t was r'itten by RonalC
Dawson and C. M. T ach.
Frank Morrison, secretary Of the
American Federation of Labor. will
speak on VOLS Prosperity Hour" pro.
gram from 8 to 8. Music for this perioc
will be provided, as usual, by Leon
Brusilof's Orchestra.