Evening star., 1933-02-19

IN OSA PONSELIE, America lead
- ing dramatic soprano, will give
II her third radio concert Of the
i y season tonight at 9 o'clock on
the Electric Circle program over
WRC and other N. B. c. stations.
One light opera number, My Hero"
from "The Chocolate Soldier" Is in
cluded in Miss Ponselles program. The
other selections will be "I Love Thee"
by Grieg; Tosti's Goodbye" 'Ritorna
Vincitor' from Verdfs Aida" and the
"Gypsy Song" from Bizet's Carmen"
Another outstanding WRC musical
feature will be the first of a series of
Garden Party programs from $50 to
6. This series will bring to the air
the Chicago Little Symphony Orchestra,
q male quartet and guest artists. Coe
Glade, contralto of the Chicago Civic
Opera Co, will be the guest Solo1st on
the initial program.
The second Roxy promenade concert
from Radio City, from 1915 to :l5, will
feature Natalie Bodanskaya, former So
prano of the Philadelphia Opera Co.
Emo Rapee will conduct the orchestra.
Cantor in Jacksonville.
Eddie Cantor will present his program
from Jacksonville, Fla Rubinoff and
his orchestra will be in New York. For
his violin solos Rubinof will play
Lover, Come Back to Me- and My
Mother"
Floyd Gibbons, who has been with
the United States Fleet during the re-
cent maneuvers in the Pacific, will de-
scribe his experiences in special
broadcast from II AS to IL. During the
maneuvers he was aboard the umpire
ship" the. U. s. S. Pennsylvania.
Better Education for Better Par
ents' is the topic to be discussed IN the
Our American Schools program, from
$50 to 7. The speakers will be Mrs.
3. F. Langworthy, vice president Of the
National Congress of Parents ana
Teachers, and William J. Began, super
intendent of schools Of Chicago.
Efrem Zirnbalist, world-famous con-
cert violinist, will be the guest soloist
on the program with the New York
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, to
be broadcast by WJSV and affiliated
intricate Concerto in D Major" by
Brahms. The orchestra's contributions
include the Tragic" overture and
symphony No. 4 in E Minor" Of
Brahms.
Number Makes Air Debut.
Andre Kostelanetz and his orchestra
will play for the first time on the air
the Lament for the Living" suite Of
lyric miniatures by Charles Harold.
Mary Eastman, soprano, and Evan
Evans, baritone, also will take part in
this program, which Is scheduled from
S:15 to 8:45.
Dean Roscoe Pound of the Harvard
speaker in the second of the series
called 1.-THE Lawyer and the Public.
He will speak from to $50 on
Training for the Bar"
William Faversham, noted English
born veteran Of the American stage,
will have the leading role in the Roses
and Drums" sketch from 5 to $50.
The sketch will be based on the Battle
Of Fredericksburg during the Civil War.
Story of Astoria.
John Jacob Astor and Astoria" a
story of the founding of the City OF
Astoria, will be dramatiZed during the
Great Moments in History" period
will join the N. B. G. blue" network
for this attraction, as well as the Man.
haitian Merry Go-Round program at
$3.50.
From its own studios WNAL will
broadcast at o'clock one-act drama,
when the Whirlwind Blows" Mary
Randolph Ruff will direct the produc-
ton.
The Alexandria Prosperity Hour"
featuring Leon Brusiloff and his or
chestra, will make its debut at o'clock
over VOL. This station also will
broadcast its other regular attractions.
These include concert by the Metro
politan Quartet and the Washington
Catholic Radio Hour, during which the
Very Rev. Ignatius Smith, noted Do
minican preacher, will speak.