Evening star., 1933-02-26
SGH|PA TO RETURN
' TO RADIO TONIGHT
Metropolitan Tenor to Pre-.
sent Three Operatic Num-
berS on Program.


first season as leading tenor of
the Metropolitan Opera Co., will
i return to the microphone to-
night as guest soloist on the
Electric Circle concert over WRC ana
other N. B. C. stations.
Three operatic numbers are in
cluded in Schipa's recital, to be broad
cast from to 9:30 The complete pro-
gram follows:
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Another outstanding musical pro-
gram en- the WRC schedule will be
the second of the series of Garden
Parties from $50 to g. Luella Melius
soprano, and the Little Symphony Or
chestra will take part
Promenade Concert.
The third Promenade concert from
Radio City from 1915 to lis, will
feature Natalie Bodamskaya, former
soprano of the Philadelphia Opera Co.
Viola Philo, soprano, and John Pierce,
tenor, also will be heard.
The story of DR.. Philippe Pinel,
French physician, will be drAmatized
during the period from 4:30 to s. The
musical background will be provided
by Frank Blacks Orchestra and the
Revelers Quartet
With Eddie Cantor vacationizing in
Florida, his part In the variety hour
from to 9. will originate in the stu
dios of Station WHO'D, Miami. where
James Wellington will join him. Ru-
binon and his orchestra will play as
usual from the studios Of WEAF in
New York.
The National Jubilee Singers will be
heard at lis, On hour earlier than
usual. The program will continue to
feature Lucille Pierce Ferguson, pian-
ist. She will play Novelette," by
Rimsky- -Korsakoff, and Indian War
Dance"
Gabrilowitsch Program.
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, Russian pianist
and conductor, will be the soloist with
the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
during its concert from to 5 o'clock
over WJSV and affiliated Columbia
stations. He will play the Brahms
Concerto No. in B Flat Major"
The complete program follows:
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Andante: Allegro ma non troppo.
Andante con moto.
scherzo: Allegro vivace.
Allegro vivace.
De Wolf Hopper and william Faver-
sham will share honors on the Roses
and Drums dramatic sketch from to
$50 The sketch will be based on the
Battle of Charlottesville i'll 1853.
Hal Kemp will take over the leader
ship of the Parade of Melodies" pro-
gram from $50 to 10. The Neal Sis
ters, vocal harmony team, will assist
Kemp and his orchestra.
WJSV also has scheduled two new
programs CT local origin-a preSenta-
ton by the Catholic Evidence Guild at
As and an elaborate variety offering
from 7:30 to 745. The latter will
originate in a special studio in the
Earle Building and will feature Ar
thur Tracy, the street Singer" and
Freddy Clark's Orchestra. Bob Trout,
popular WJSV announcer, will serve as
master of ceremonies.
Great Moments in History.
The Catholic Evidence Guild pro-
gram includes a talk by DR.. Charles
A. Hart On obligation of Faith and
q recital by John Mcmahon. baritone
The story of Mrs. Murray of Muir
ray Hill" and her courageous co-opera-
tion with Washington's army, will be
dramatized during the Great Mo-
ments in History program, one of the
N. B. C. blue" network attractions
scheduled by WMAL. The Manhattan
Merry -Go-Round is another N. B. c.
feature on the WMAL schedule.
The Metropolitan Quartet. Rodney
Hart's Vikings and Ruth Walker, pian-
ist, will contribute to the program of
VOL. In addition there will be an Ar
fists Musicale and a program OF op-
cratic arias.