Evening star., 1933-07-30

~ oBERT sCHUMANN, the COM
poser, who died July %, 1856,
n will be honored by Rubino1
1 and his orchestra during their
variety program to be broad
cast at o'clock tonight over WRC ana
a network of stations Of the National
Broadcasting Co. During the tribute
feature, Rubinoff will play as a violin
solo "Traumerei."
Bert Lahr comedian, will appear on
the same program in comic sklts, and
Lee Sims and Ilomay Bailey will in
terpret Sweet Sue" the popular mel
ody by Victor Young. The program
viii be opened with Rubinof leading
the orchestra through q medley from
the Gold Diggers of 1888" RubinoH
also will play as a violin solo "Reflec-
tions on the Water"
other numbers scheduled include
"Isn't 1t Heavenly?" II Cover the
Water Front" white Zembie"' and
"Hiawatha's Lullaby"
Mozart's overture to "Cosi Fan Tutte"
will be featured during the Venetian
lit Symphony program. under the
direction of Antonio DAnnunzio, which
will be heard over WRC and other N.
B. C. stations at 1880 this afternoon.
Marie E. Fluegel, soprano, will sing
"Iche Liebe Dich." by Wagner. The
orchestra will play selection from
"Pagliacci," by Leoncavallo, and "Sere-
made Espagnole," by Albeniz
Will Sing KreisIer Number.
Frank Mum, tenor, and Elizabeth
Lennox, contralto, will sing Krelsler' S
"Old Refrain" during the program OF
American Album of Familiar Music at
$3.50 over WRC and associated stations.
Mum will have as a solo number "A
Little Bit of Heaven" Gustave Haen-
schen will lead the orchestra in a
number of popular tunes, including
Trouble in Paradise"
Tamara, Russian singer who has ap-
peared on the Broadway musical COM
edy stage, will inaugurate her first
extended radio engagement when she
sings in the Manhattan Merry Go
Round program over WRC at 8 o'clock.
The Russian girl will share the pro-
gram with David Percy, baritone; the
Men About Town, trio, and Gene Rede- q dG
mich's Orchestra. Tamara made her
Broadway debut in "The New Workers"
and later had an important part in
They All Come to MOSCOW. Re
Gently she was co-starred with Phil
Baker in Americana"
Excerpts from Verdi's aida" will be
played by the Goldman Band, under
the baton of Edwin Franko Goldman,
during the program to be heard over
WMAL and other blue" network sta
tions of the National Broadcasting Co.
at $50. Other numbers scheduled in
clude LISTS Rhapsody No. 2,' Clarke's
Twilight Dream" and the "Barcarole,
from "Tales of Hoffman," by Ofen-
bach.
Stoessel to Lead Orchestra.
During the Song and Symphony pro-.
gram at z o'clock over WMAL and
associated stations, Albert Stoessel will
lead the orchestra in Beethoven'S over
ture to "Leonore" No. 8. Willard Young,
soloist, will sing the Prize Song" from
Wagner's "Meistersinger." The Walter
Howe Choir will sing the "Hallelujah
Chorus" from "The Messiah" The or
chestra will play selection from Men,
delssohn's Midsummer Nights Dream"
One of the musical comedy favor
ties of a generation past. "The Geisha," )"
will be revived during the light opera
program to be broadcast over WMAL
and associated stations at O'Clock.
This old-fashioned operetta, by Sidney
Jones, first was produced In London IN
1895. The music still is frequently
heard. Muriel Wilson, who is Mary
Lou in the Show Boat programs; FREQ
Hufsmith, Edward Wolter, Charles
Pearson, Ivy Scott and Walter Preston
will be in the cast.
DR.. Hjalmar Schacht, president CT
the German Reichsbank. is scheduled
to be interviewed by William Hard,
now touring European capitals, during
the program to be broadcast IN the
International Radio Forum over WMAL
at lis.
Gilbert Fraser, tenor; the California
Gvnsv Orchestra and Joe Browns Kid
dies are scheduled as features in to-
days broadcast by VOL.