Evening star., 1933-06-04
4,O)O WILL SING
IN RADIO FEATURE
Chorus viii Present HandeI's
messiah" From Chicago
Exposition.

sical features today will com
from the Century of Progress
~ Exposition, where a giant cho
rus of 1000 voices will presen
Handel's Messiah" assisted by the Chi
cago Symphony Orchestra. WRC ant
other N. B. c. stations will carry tn,
program from $3.50 to S O'Clock.
The chorus will be led by George
Tenney and the orchestra will be di
rected by DR.. Frederick Stock. Specia
short-wave facilities will transmit tht
entire program to Germany for re-
broadcaSting.
Col. Howe to be Interviewed.
Another major WRC attraction viii
be the first of series Of programs fea-
turing Col Louis McHenry Howe, Sec
retary to President Roosevelt. He will
be interviewed from to 9:15 by Walter
Trumbull, newspaper correspondent
Each interview will be based on devel-
opments of the previous week in ma.
tional affairs.
Wee Lawnhurst will sing THAT!
Just Too Bad" new song by Ken
meth S. Clark, as the feature Of heI
recital from 3:15 to $50. Johnny
Seagle, baritone, also will contribute tc
this program.
Bert Iahr, Lee Sims, Ilomay Bailey
and Rubinoff and his orchestra have
arranged another varied program for
their weekly broadcast from 7 to 8
For his violin solos Rubinoff will play
Stormy Weather and play, Fiddle
Play"
A seldom heard Beethoven quintet
for piano and woodwind instruments,
with the celebrated pianist Henri Deer
ing as a soloist, will compose the pro-
gram of Beethoven chamber music to
be broadcast at o'clock by WMAL and
associated N. B. C. blue" network
stations. The quintet will be the
"Opus 16 In e Flat" scored for oboe,
clarinet, horn, bassoon and piano.
Daniel Boone Sketch.
A sketch based on the adventures OF
Daniel Boone, will be presented dEng
the Great Moments in History Pro-
gram from $50 to 7. An unusually
large cast will take part in the drama.
The international radio forum pro-
gram at lis will come from Germany.
The speaker will be Abraham Frowein,
president of the International Chamber
. of Commerce. who will discuss World
Trade and the London Conference"
June Walker, Broadway theatrical
star, will play the leading role in the
Pages of Romance Drama, "The Name
is Lois" from 4:30 to 5. She will take
the part of young girl who rebels
against convention.
Mai. Gladstone Murray, an executive
OF the British Broadcasting Corpora
ton, will speak today at 5 o'clock over
WJSV and affiliated Columbia stations.
''Radio Decisive for World Citizenship"
Is his topic.
Will Take Lincoln Role.
Pedro de Cordoba, stage and screen
etar, will return to the cast Of Roses
and Drums" for the broadcast at $50.
In this presentation, 1.-The Man of Sor-
row." he will take the role of Lincoln.
"The Invisible Wound will be
dramatized by the Columbia Dramatic
Guild at o'clock. Marion Parsonett
will supervise the production.
Evan Evans, baritone, and Betty
Barthell, soprano, will be the principal
soloists in the Columbia Revue pro-
gram at 9:15. The Round Towners
Quartet and Freddie Rich's Orchestra
also will take part.
Rev. Clark Forcey will present an
other of his series of Church of the Air
programs today over VOL from / to
1870. This is a non -sectarian religious
broadcast which has been regular fea-
ture for several months on the VOL
schedule. VOL also will broadcast its
other regular attractions, which include
the Stamp Club of the Air and the Old
Fashioned Gospel Tabernacle program.