Evening star., 1933-04-02
NOTABLES TO Join
HOLY HOUR TODAY
Protestants, Catholics and
Jews Will Take Part in
\. B. c. Broadcast.

TINE HOLY HOUR, a worldwide
program In which Protestants
and Jews will join with Roman
Catholics to celebrate the be-
ginning of the Holy Year de-
creed by Pope Plus XXI to "reconsecrate
the entire world to renewed faith,
will be broadcast today over the COM
bined networks Of the National Broad
casting Co.
Both WRC and wMAL have sched-
uled the Holy Hour from IL am. to
IL noon. The ceremonies will come
from the Radio City Music Hall in
New York President Roosevelt, speak
ing from the White House, is expected
to take part in the program. The
other speakers include Cardinal Hayes,
Rabbi Alexander Lyons, Rev. s. Parkes
Cadman and former Gov. Alfred E.
Smith of New York. The musical por-
tion of the broadcast will be provided
by a large symphony orchestra and
chorus, John Mccormack and Giovanni
Martinelli.
Bowes Program at 10.
Because Of the Holy Hour program.
Mai Edward Bowes and his Capitol
family" will be heard earlier than
usual WRC will broadcast this pro-
gram from 10 to IL am.
new WRC program. called High
lights and Shadows is scheduled from
10:l7 to 10:45 pm. 1t will feature
modern music in. symphonic style ny
Tom Griselle and his orchestra.
Eddie Cantor's weekly broadcast WI
originate in Des Moines. Rubinof ar
his orchestra in New York as usul
will contribute to the program. For
violin solo, Rubinof will play "Martae
md "Try q Little Tenderness"
"Enriching Human Life Through Ed
ucation" will be discussed during the
rOur American Schools" period from
$50 to Z. The speaker viii be DR..
Louis l. Dublin.
In addition to the Holy Hour, WMAL
will broadcast the usual array OF N. B.
C. "blue" network attractions. These
include the Roxy Promenade Concert
from Radio City, the Manhattan Mer-
ry-Go-Round, and the Great Moments
I, In History dramatic episode. There also
will be the first Of new series OF
sketches at $50, featuring Dorothy
Gish, celebrated stage and motion pic
ture star. She will play the lead In
''The White Cabin" In the program to
be known as Pages Of Romance"
Great Moments in History.
The Great Moments in History sketch
at 7:30 will be based on an incident In
the War of 1912. Experienced stage
and radio players will take the parts.
Songs OF Tomorrow" program OF
songs not yet published, will be given
their first public presentation from 8
to 9 by Frank Blacks Orchestra, James
Melton. tenor, and the Revelers' Quar-
tet. one of the number will be 'Gyp-
sy Romance" a composition OF Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Woodin.
The third and fourth symphonies OF
Beethoven will be played by the New
York Philharmonic Symphony Orches-
ira during its. concert from to over
WJSV and affiliated Columbia stations.
Arturo Toscanini will conduct the or
chestra.
The Gaylord Trio will make its first
guest appearance with Hal Kemp's Or
chestra on the Parade of Melodies pro-
gram from $50 to 10. The trio Will
feature MY Picture Puzzle OF You
and Soft Lights and Sweet Music"
Mary Eastman, soprano, will sing
"Song of India" in her program from
S:14 to 8:45. The Columbia Mixed
Chorus and Evan Evans. baritone, also
will contribute to this program.
A program of operatic arias and a
concert by Rodney Hart's Vikings are
among VOLS major musical attrac-
tions. In the washington Catholic Ra-
dio Hour, from to 6, Rey. Thomas F.
Ryder, noted Paulist, will discuss The
Influence of Hopeful Spirit"