Evening star., 1933-01-29


"Come Back to Sorrento" De GURUS
"Vesti Ia giubba,' from "Pagliacci.'
Ieoncavallo
Eddie Cantor will interrupt his vauoe-
VILE tour in Springfield, Mass, to re-
turn to New York to take part in the
program with Rubinoff and his orches-
ira from to 8. Cantor will sing That
Means You're Falling in Love" and
Try a Little Tenderness" For his
violin solos Rubinoff will play "A Little
Street Where Old Friends Meet" and
''Where Are You Tonight"
Roxy Plans New NumberA
1.-TWO Balkan Sketches" by Arthur
Hartmann, composer -violiniSt, and
new composition for the organ by Dick
Leibert, Radio City staff organlst, Will
be broadcast for the first time during
the program by Roxy's gang. Ihe
Roxy Symphony Orchestra will play
the Hartmann selections, and LelDert
will play his own composition, "Valse
Rhythmique." :,
Good School Laws Make Good
Schools" will be the topic discussed in
the our American Schools program
from $50 to 7. The speakers will be
DR.. William G. Carr, director OF re-
search of the National Education AS
sociation, and Dr. Paul R. Mort, direc
tor of the School Of Education of the
New York Teachers College.
The remainder Of WRC'S program Is
made up of its regular attractions
Outstanding among them are the con-
cert by Mai. Edward Bowes' family
another "Moonshine and Honeysuckle'
episode and Wayne Kings Orchestra.
Lotte Lehman to Sing.
Lotte lehman, leading soprano Of
the Vienna Opera Co. and noted star
of the German and American concert
stages. will be the guest soloist on the
New York Philharmonic concert pro-
gram over WJSV and affiliated Colum-
bia stations, Bruno Walter will con-
duct the orchestra. The program fcl-
lows:
"The Gambler" ............: Prokofief1
-Four characters and solutionD
Aria from "Alceste"; "Divinities du
Styx' .GlucK
Aria from "Oberon": ocean, Thou
Mighty Monster" ............ Weber
Lotte lehman.
symphony No. in B Minor; nor opus S.s,,
Sir Henry Strakosch, noted British
banker and economist, will discuss world
financial conditions in the lnterna-
tional rebroadcast from u 80 to l2:45'
His talk will be short-waved from
London.
McClellan's march on Richmond ana
the story of the seven-day battle out
side the Confederate capital will be
dramatized during the Roses and
Drums period. De Wolfe Hopper will
again portray the role OF Stonewau
jackson.
Selections from Mozart's Communion
Service in B Flat" will be featured in
the Cathedral Hour. The soloists will
be Mildred Rose, soprano; Barbara
Maurel, contralto; Theo Karle, tenor,
and Crane Calder. bass.
Will Play Concerto.
Ernest Hutcheson, concert pianist,
will play the famous Emperor" con-
certo in a recital of all-Beethoven
compositions from 10 to 10:30. Other
selections include the 'Minuet in E
Flat" and "Prometheus.
The Virginia Chapel Hour will be
conducted by Rev. E. w. Aaron, pastor
of the Alexandria Methodist Episcopal
Church
WMALs weekly choral hour will be
presented today by the choir OF Epiph-
any Church. This stations other fea-
lures include recitals by Mary Russell
williams, soprano, and Norman Frauen-
helm, pianist, and concert by the
Harmonious Quartet.
VOL will broadcast the morning
service of the Church of Epiphany, in
addition to the regular Washington
Catholic Radio Hour and the sermon
by Rev. Charles E. Coughlin from the
Shrine of the Little Flower. This sta
tions musical attractions include a
concert of operate arias and 15-
minute program by the Metropolitan
Quartet.