Evening star., 1933-06-18
MISS PURCELL ON
WMAL TODAY
Stage Screen Star to Make
Radio Debut in "Love's
Price, or $2.2O Heart"
r RENE PURCELL. star Of the STAG

7 RENE PURCELL, star Of the stage
and screen, will make her radio
debut today in dramatic sketch
Il over WMAL and other N B. C.
''blue" network stations. She will
play the leading role in Loves Price,
or the $2.20 Heart" to be broadcast
during the Pages of Romance p2riod
from 4:30 to o'clock.
Another drama, based on Robert Full
toms invention of the steamboat, will
be broadcast by WMAL during the
Great Moments in History presentation
from $50 to 7. A cast of prominent
radio actors will take part, assisted by
William Artzt's Orchestra.
Fred Stone, celebrated stage come
dian, will take Will Rogers place in
the Variety Hour from 8 to $50. The
ReTellers Quartet and Al Goodman's
Orchestra will continue to provide the
musical features.
Male Choir to Sing.
The famous male choir of Kings
Chapel in Boston, one of the earliest
places of worship Of the Pilgrims, will
be heard in a program Of religious
songs from $3.50 to 4. Prof. Raymond
C. Robinson of Boston University will
direct the program.
WMAL'S other outstanding attrac-
tions include the first of a new series
by the Yeast Foamers with Jan Gar
ber's Orchestra at $50 o'clock and
recital at $3.50 by Maria Carreras.
Spanish concert pianist. She will play
Bach's Rejoice" Beloved Christians"
and the BLACK Keys Etude" of Chopin.
The rural schools of the future and
education in the machine age will be
discussed during the Our American
Schools" program at $50 over WRC
and associated N. B. c. "red" network
stations. The speakers will be Vera
McCrea and Prof. George S. Counts of
Columbia University.
Two Of WRC's principal musical fea-
tureS will be concert by the Russian
Symphonic Choir at $50 and varied
program by Gene Arnold and the Com
,modores Quartet at / o'clockx The
choir will sing a medley of Russian
folk songs and excerpts from Prince
Igor"
Twelve numbers are on the program
Of Bert Lahr, Leo Carrillo, Lee Sims
and Rubinoff and his orchestra at 7
O'Clock For his violin solos Rubinoff
will play In the Valley of the Moon"
and THE DuBarry." The orchestral
selections include Trees" Hold Me"
and Whats the Matter With Father?"
Events of 1854.
Events Of great historical significance
IN 1854 will be dramatized during the
"Roses and Drums" program at $50
over WJSV and affiliated Columbia sta
tions. Six popular stage stars will be
In the cast-Guy Bates Post, Pedro De
Cordoba, Charles Coburn, George Gaul,
Charles Richmond and Charlotte
walker The drama will open in the
Confederate capital at Richmond and
change rapidly to the White House,
then 70 Grants Winter quarters and
finally to a scene near Winchester, Va.
Schuberts Symphony in G Major"
viii be featured by the Columbia SYM
phony Orchestra during the Symphonic
Hour from to 8. Other selections in
clude Berlozs Roman Carnival Over
ture"
Ethel Hayden, soprano, and Arthur
Lang, baritone, will be soloiSts on the
Ballad Hour from to $50. In ad-
dition to several solos. the singers will
team up for a duet version of Long,
Long Ago"
Mary Eastman. soprano. will sing
her own Interpretation of the Bell
Song" from Delibes' 'Lakme" during
her program with Evan Evans. baritone,
from $50 to 8. Evans will sing THE
Lutte Player"
VOLS program is made up OF its
usual Sunday attractions ana a special
concert by Eddie South's Orchestra.