Evening star., 1933-02-17
HASTINGS SPEAKS
IN FORUM TONIGHT
Bankruptcy Relief Measure
Recently Given Senate
to Be Discussed.

With Senator Hastings Of Delaware
as the speaker, the National Radio
Forum, arranged by The Washington
Star, will broadcast tonight from 1880
to II o'clock over WRC and coast-to-
coat network of other National Broad
casting Co. stations.
Senator Hastings will discuss bank
ruptcy relief and the need for 1t. He is
in charge of the bankruptcy relief bill
ate from the Judiciary Committee.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife Of
the President-elect, also will be heard
over WRC. She will discuss THE Kind
Of Mail a Governors Wife Receives
during the program with Leo Reisman' s
Orchestra from $50 to 10. The Or
chestra will present a varied program
Of old and new tunes.
Selections Announced.
Jessica Dragonette and Frank Parker
will share solo honors on the service
hour from to 9. The Cavaliers Quar-
tet and Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra
also will contribute to this program.
Miss Dragonette will sing Moya's Song
of Songs" Padilla's La Violetera," and
THE World Is Waiting for the Sum-
rise" Parker's solo will be When /
Look Into Your Garden"
Another secret service spy drama by
"K-7" and the weekly broadcast by Al
Jolson, are among WRC's other out
standing N. B. G. attractions. From its
own studios, this station will broadcast
q talk on the inaugural parade plans
by Representative Sol Bloom Of New
York and q new episode in the BLACK
and Blue" detective mystery serial.
Lewis E. Lawes, warden of Sing Sing,
will tell the Inside Story" of his activi-
ties at the famous prison during a pro-
gram with Edwin c. Hill from $3.50 to
10 over WJSV and affiliated Columbia
stations Nathaniel Shilkret's 35-piece
orchestra will provide the musical back
ground
Disaster to Be Dramatized.
The disaster at Neunkirchen in the
eaar iron district of Germany when the
explosion of gas tanks resulted in the
death Of 68 and the injury to 1000
others, will be dramatized during the
March Of Time program from $3.50 to 9.
Other sketches will be based on the ap-
pearance of former Gov. Alfred E.
Smith Of New York before the board of
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
and the capture of the Dutch mutineers.
Little Jack Little will contribute to
the Columbia Revue program from 10
to 1890. Mildred Rose, soprano, and
Freddie Rich's Orchestra also will take
part in this broadcast
"By the Bend of the River" will be
featured by Nino Martini, tenor, in his
recital with the Columbia Symphony
Orchestra from IL to 1870. He also
will sing Caccini's "Amarilly" and the
"Serenta Gelata" and 'Paquita" of
BuzH-Peccia. The orchestra will play
Suppe's Light Cavalry" overture and
"Dimanche Matin" from Massenets
Scenes Alsaciennes."
High Lights Of Banquet.
WdAL and proup of N. B. c. "blue"
network stations will broadcast the
highlights of the annual banquet Of the
Federal Bar Association at the May
flower Hotel. A popular program by
Phil Spitalny,s Orchestra and the Five
Star Theater dramatiZation of Charlie
Chan mystery drama are among the
other N. B. G. attractions on the WMAL
program.
The third act Of "The Marriage
Tangle" will be presented over VOL by
the Northern Dramatic Co. The cast
will include Ted Ostenkamp, Yvonnef
Kushner, Don Austin and Fritsi Fiery.
VOL also will broadcast another
Prosperity Hour" concert by Leon
Brusiloff's Orchestra and German folk
songs by Paul Kent.