Evening star., 1933-01-22

by Rosa Ponselle, dramatic So
L prano Of the Metropolitan Opera
Co., constitute the outstanding
broadcaSts today on the schedules of
the Washington stations.
WJSV and affiliated Columbia sta
tions will carry the program from the
Bahamas at / o'clock. Originating in
waved to the United States. 1t will con-
sist of a greeting by Governor Clifford
and music by an orchestra at a Nassau
hotel.
Miss Ponselle will be heard during
She regular Electric Circle concert on
WRC and other N. B. c. stations from
TO $50. Her program is made up
entirely of request numbers. These in
efude the "Habanera," from Bizets
Carmen; "Ah. Sweet Mystery of
Life" from Herbert's Naughty Mari
eta; Home, Sweet Home; Swiss
Echo" Schubert's "Serenade," THE
korsakov, and Nevin's Mighty LAX
Rose"
Roxy Gang to Be Heard.
WRC's other major attractions will
be the Roxy gang" presentation at
i2:15, the Our American Schools"
program at $50, the variety hour, with
Rubinoff and Eddie Cantor, from to
9. and Jesse Crawford's organ recital,
from 1880 to IL O'Clock midnight.
The Roxy broadcast will feature the
debut of American Symphony" an
original composition by Otto Cesana.
The composition will be played by the
Radio City Symphony Orchestra, di-
Fected by Emo Rapee. Cheerio will
serve as master of ceremonies in the
absence Of Roxy.
Eddie Cantor will continue his inves-
LEGATIONS into democracy during his
program with Rubinoff. Among Cantor's
songs will be Look What You've Done"
and "A Little Street Where Old Friends
Meet" For his violin solos Rubinoff
will play Marta" and "A Boy and
Girl Were Dancing"
viii Talk on Education.
DR.. Payson Smith, commissioner of
education Of Massachusetts,, will discuss
Education as an Asset to the State"
during the Our American Schools"
program. Florence Hale. first vice pres
ioent Of the National Education Asso-
citation, will direct the broadcast.
In addition to the Bahama broad
cast, WJSV will join the Columbia net
work for rebroadcast from Rome of a
talk by Ugo Ojetti, member of the Ital-
scheduled from 1890 to 12:45.
Serge Prokof1eff, Russian composer
pianist, will be the guest soloist with
the New York Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra during its concert from 3 to
S. He will play his own piano con-
certo No. g. opus e.
Bruno Walter will direct the orches-
ira in program featuring Pftzners
overture to "Katchen Won Helbronn,"
and Brahms Symphony No. / in C
Minor"
Plan Religious Services.
Rev. U. G. B. Pierce, pastor of All
Souls Unitarian Church, will conduct
Columbia's morning church of the air,
from 10 to 1890. The afternoon Pc
Rod will consist Of a Jewish service,
conducted by Rabbi Louis L. Mann of
the Chicago Sinai Congregation. The
Virginia Chapel Hour, another WJSV
religious broadcast will be under the
direction of Rev. E. w. Aaron, pastor
OF the Alexandria M e. Church South
Music characteristic of many differ
ent countries will be woven into the
Kostelanetz revue from BIS to 8:45
The program will be presented by Mary
Eastman, soprano; Evan Evans, BARI
tone and the Modern Male Chorus.
The Chevy Chase Chanters, male
chorus QlrecteO Dy HernQOn MOrSeu,
will present the Choral Hour today
over WMAL The remainder of this
stations program is made up of regu-
lar attractions. Outstanding among
them are the Old Hymn Book Hour,
conducted by Justin Lawrie the Har-
monious Quartet Norman Frauenheim,
pianist, and Robert Ruckman, organist.
THE Delusion of Universal Equality"
Is the subject of the sermon to be
preached by Very Rev. Ignatius Smith
during the Washington Catholic Radio
Hour over VOL. The musical portion
Of the hour will include selections by
Florence Yocum, soprano; James F.
Nolan, baritone; Ann Arlen, violinist,
and the Boys Sanctuary Choir.
VOL also will broadcast the morn
ing service of the First Congregational
Church in addition to it's regular mu-
sical features,