Evening star., 1933-02-05
]OHN MCCORMACK
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Famous Irish Tenor to Sing
Tonight on WRC and
Other Stations.
VOHN MCCORMACK, famous Irisl

VOHN MCCORMACK, famous Irish
tenor will present the weekly
Electric Circle concert tonight
~ ove- WRC and network Of
other National Broadcasting Co.
Bless This House" new song. has
been included in McCormacks program,
which will be made up chiefly Of re-
quest songs.
A varied program of 10 numbers will
be offered by Eddie Cantor and Rubin
Off during their broadcast from to 8.
Cantor will sing Try Little Tender
ness" and "A Little Street Where Old
Friends Meet" For his violin solos
Rubinoff will play Play, Fiddle. Play"
and Take Me in Your Arms"
program of musical numbers that have
been favorites for many years.
Education Head to Talk.
A new method of financing schools
will be discussed by Federal Commits
sioner of Education Cooper in the Our
American Schools" program at $50.
Augustus o. Thomas, secretary general
of the World Federation of Education
Associations, also will be heard on this
program His topic is Legislation for
Teacher Welfare"
Roy Smecks Instrumental Quartet,
the Pickens Sisters and Aileen Stanley
will contribute WRC's other outstand-
ing attractions.
Cyril Maude. English-born actor
manager, will reveal some of his the
atrical recollections today over WJSV
and affiliated Columbia stations. His
speech will be shortwaved from Lon
don at 1890
Nathan Milstein, young Russian vio-
hnist, will be the soloist with the New
York Philharmonic Symphony Orches-
ira during its concert from to S. He
will play the Goldmark Concerto in A
Minor for Violin" The orchestra pro-
gram contains the colorful Iberia"
suite of DebuSsy, Strauss Till Eulen-
spiegel's Merry Franks" and the Mo-
Fart Symphony in D Major"
Services to Be Broadcast.
A Lutheran service will be broadcast
during the morning Church of the Air
period from 10 to 1890 Rev. Otto
Mess. president Of Capital University
Of Columbus. will conduct the service.
The Virginia Chapel Hour at IL
o'clock will be conducted by Rev P. S.
Ellis, pastor Of the First Baptist Church
Of Alexandria.
Events which occurred DenlnQ the
lines just before the battle Of Bull Run
will be dramatized during the Roses
and Drums" sketch at o'clock. Pedro
de Cordova, noted dramatic actor. will
play the leading role.
Ernest Hutcheson, pianist, will con-
clude his version of the famous Bee
thoven Emperor" concerto in his re-
cital from 10 to 1920. The Columbia
Symphony Orchestra will assist him.
Two regular N. B. c. blue" network
attractions will be broadcast today b.
WMAL The first will be the Manhat-
tan Merry -Go-Round at $50, to be
presented by Gene Rodemich's Orches-
ira, Jean Sargent, "blues" singer. and
Frank Luther, tenor The other will be
the Great Moments in History" dra-
matte sketch at 7:30
Series Will Continue.
Very Rev. Ignatius Smith, noted Do
minican preacher, will deliver the
sixth OF his series of sermons on Christ
and the Delusions of 1888" during the
Washington Catholic Radio Hour over
VOL. The musical portion of the hour
will be provided by Florence Yocum,
soprano; Ann Arlen, v1olinist, and the
Boys Sanctuary Choir
VOL also will broadcast the morn
ing service of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. in addition to its
regular musical features.