Evening star., 1933-04-16
EASTER FEATURES
ON 3 NETWORKS
WRC Will Carry Concert by
Sistine Chapel Choir in
the Vatican.

~ PECIAL Easter features dominate
~ the programs today of the three
y major networks. These broad
casts include religious cere-
monies, appropriate musical pres
entations and a description Of the
Easter fashion parades on Atlantic
City's Boardwalk, and New Yorks Fifth
avenue.
From Nome. ". 3. C. will bring ,intc
Washington over wRC a concert by
the Sistine Chapel Choir in the vati-
can, in addition to the sunrise service
In the Hollywood Bowl.
The Easter features on the WMAI
program include the sunrise service at
Walter Reed Hospital, and description
Of New York's Easter parade.
WJSV will broadcast the sunrise
service at Arlington Cemetery and a
description by Ted Husing of Atlantic
Oty's colorful Easter parade
In addition to the Easter broadcasts
the networks will carry virtually all OF
their regular commercial and unspon-
eored attractions.
Weekly Variety Hour.
WRC will broadcast, as usual, the
weekly variety hour with Eddie Cantor
and Rubinoff and his orchestra, the
Radio City Promenade Concert, and
the Manhattan Merry Col Round.
Cantor has concluded his tour and
returned to New York, where he will
join with Rubinoff in introducing several
Easter specialties. For his violin solos
Rubinoff will play where Are You To-
night?" and Meet Me in the Gloam-
ing" The orchestra will contribute a
special overture. combining Halle
lujah." 'The Rosary" and other ap-
propriate melodies.
The Our American Schools" pro-
gram on WRC at $50 will take the
form of a dialogue on "Education-a
Liberty We Prize and a Right We Will
Maintain" between DR.. William r. Rus
sell. dean of the Teachers College o:
Columbia University, and Dr. John K
Norton, professor Of education at the
same institution.
The Goldman Band will be heard
over WMAL from 8 to 4. The program
includes popular and classic favorites
such as "Bolerc.' The Flight of the
Bumblebee." and two spirited marches
The famous story Of The Message
to Garcia" will be dramatized during
the Great Moments in History pro-
gram at 7:30. The musical background
will be provided by William Artzts En-
semble
Other Leading Attractions.
Other outstanding attractions on the
WMAL schedule include concert by
Borah Minnevitchs Harmonica Ras-
Gals, vocal harmony by the Pickens Sis
ters and songs by Welcome Lewis.
WJSV's major musical feature will be
the concert by the New York Philhar-
monic Symphony Orchestra from to
S. Under the direction of Arturo Tos-
canini, the orchestra will play the dra-
matte overture to "Coriolanus," and
Beethoven's symphony No. in A
Major"
Gertrude Niesen will sing MY Man"
during the Columbia Revue from 10
to l0:3o. Her other numbers will be
Rise and Shine" and Take a
Chance" Freddie Rich's Orchestra also
will contribute to this program.
Highlights of the Sunday Matinee of
the Air program at 2:30, include two
musical specialities by Lopez and Gar
cia, guitarists. and a Russian fantasy
by Victor Arden's Orchestra. A number
of popular melodies also are on the
program.
VOL will broadcast the Easter serv-
ice at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception during the regular WASH
ington Catholic Radio Hour from to
6. The sermon will be preached by Rev.
George F. Strohaver of Georgetown
University. A special program of Easter
music will be under the direction of
Harry Wheaton Howard.
VOL also will broadcast the Gospel
Tabernacle Service at / o'clock in ad-
dition to its regular Sunday features.