Evening star., 1933-07-02
D0UN|S TO MAKE
DEBUT OVER WRC
Mandolin VirtuoSo Program
Tonight to Include Chopin's
"Nocturne in ( Flat"
A NTON DOUNIS, one of the
n worlds outstanding mandolin

NTON DOUNIS, one of the
n worlds outstanding mandolin
II virtuosos, will make his radio
1 \ debut tonight over WRC and
a network of other N. B. c..
stations
Douas will face the microphone from
1915 - 1890 O'Clock. His program
Chop = famous "Nocturne in E Flat,
in ar arrangement by Sarasate.
s. retary of Interior Ickes will take
the place Of Col. Louis McHenry Howe
in the weekly interview at 9 o'clock.
He will discuss the administrators in
duStrial recovery act Col. Howe will
resume his broadcasts next Sunday.
Owen D. Young, chairman of the
board of the General Electric Co., will
be the guest speaker in the final pro-
gram of the series of Our American
Schools" from $50 to 6. His topic
is Education in the Development of
dent of the National Education Asso-
citation, will speak on the same pro-
gram.
Variety Hour Patriotic.
Musical fireworks in the form Of an
Independence day overture will fea-
ture the Variety Hour from to with
ICiI 1Jdiii gnu lSaO4ilOti uAAh Va
chestra For his violin solos Rubinoff
will play Lets Call 1t Day" and
Farewell to Arms"
AS special feature. WRC will
broadcast at 1890 an outline of the
plans for covering the Picard Comp
ton balloon ascension into the strato-
sphere This will be followed by the
usual program of orchestra gems.
The first of new and unusual Sc
ries of plays called Wisdom of the
Ages" will be broadcast at $50 by
work stations. The sketches will be
based on outstanding examples from
the great literature of the past. A
notable cast has been assembled for
the productions. 1t will be headed by
Janet Beecher and Olive Syndham. The
initial episode will deal with the di-
vorce problem of today in comparison
with the manner in which it was han
died by Shakespeare in Henry VIII"
The Beethoven Chamber Music Con-
cert at o'clock will be presented by
the Musical Arts Quartet. Beethoven's
Quartet, Opus SO, No 8, in c Major"
will be presented in its entirety.
A varied program has been arranged
by Edwin Franko Goldman for his
bands concert from $50 to 8. The
selections range from one OF Goldman'S
own marches. Tribute to Sousa," to
the seXtet from DoniZettiS Lucia di
Iammermoor."
Vera Vans Program.
Vera Van, blond singing star from
California, who was signed recently
for a series of broadcasts, will open
her radio programs over WJSV and
affiliated Columbia stations at Ais.
She will sing a special Interpretation
of Cabin in the Pines" Between the
Devil and the Deep Blue Sea" and
"Sing, Brothers"
Songs of the Argentine and other
South American countries make up the
program of the GauchoS, who will be
heard from to $50. Tito Guizar,
tenor, will be the soloist on this pro-
gram.
A new arrangement of the largo
from Dvoraks New World Symphony"
will be offered by the Columbia Mixed
Chorus as the highlight of the program
from $3.50 to 9. The soloists will be
Mary Eastman, soprano. and Evan
Evans, baritone. Miss Eastman will
sing Reflections on the Water" and
Evans, Chant of the Swamp"
Alphonse Daudet's famous short
story, THE Man With the Golden
Brain" will be dramatized by the Co.
lumbia Dramatic Guild from to 7:30.
The cast will include Stephen Fox and
Kenneth Daingeau.
Eddie South and his orchestra. the
Cherry Blossom Kiddies and Gilbert
Fraser, tenor. will contribute to the
program of VOL. In addition. this
station, from AIS to 6, will broadcast
a variety program during which the
inning by-inning base ball scores will
be announced.