Evening star., 1933-07-04
M'KELLAR SPEAKS
ON FORUM TONIGHT
Tennessee Senator to Dis
cuss ''What Uncle Sam Is
Doing for His People,"

Senator McKeller of Tennessee will
be the speaker tonight on the National
Radio Forum, to be broadcast by WRC
and CoaSt-to-CoaSt network Of other
National Broadcasting Co. stations.
What Uncle Sam Is Doing for His
People" Is Senator McKellar'S topic.
The forum, arranged by The Washing
ton Star, will be broadcast from $50
to 10 o'clock
Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson
will celebrate Independence day from
Z to 7:30, with a program devoted en-
tirely to the song hits Of George M.
Cohan. The selections include Yankee
Doodle Dandy" you're Grand Old
Flag" and Nellie Kelly"
Ben Bernie and his orchestra, Ed
Wynn and his band. and Wayne Kings
Orchestra are among WRC's other ma
iOr attractions This station also will
broadcast the American Legion's 1nde-
pendence day program at 1890. 1t in
/, cludes an address by Louis Johnson ma
tional commander. and music by the
United States Navy Band.
Teams Return on WMAL.
The return of the Washington Base
Ball Team from its successful Western
invasion will be broadcast tonight by
WMAII as one Of the outstanding fea-
lures of an elaborate Independence day
program.
Microphones will be set up in Union
Station. and as each player steps from
the train, he will be asked to speak
briefly Arthur Godfrey, N. B. c. an
nouncer, will act as master OF cere-
monies The train bringing the team
from New York Is due to arrive at 10:45
o'clock.
Another special Independence day
program will be broadcast from to
$50. 1t will include q speech by Sena-
tor King of Utah and music by the
United States Marine Band.
Gov Ritchie of Maryland also will
be heard over WMAL. He will speak
on the National Advisory Council on
Radio in Education program from 6l5
to 6:45. His topic is The Crisis in
Government Economy"
WMAL's major musical feature will
be a concert by the Philharmonic SYM
phony Orchestra under the direction Of
Willem Van HOogstraten. The concert
Is scheduled from 80 to 9 O'Clock. The
program includes MendelSsohn's Mid
summer Nights Dream" and Strauss
Tin EalenspiegePs Merry Franks"
Crime Club Drama.
The Crime Club drama ttzation at 7
O'Clock will be based on the story Ten
Feet Of Rope"
WaShington's Independence day cele-
h0Ation on the Monument Grounds will
b broadcast tonight by WJSV. All of
ths major events Of the celebration will
be pat on the air from 7:45 to $50
oic3pek.
Representative Steagan Of Alabama.
chairman OF the House Banking and
CtuTeneg Committee, will be heard from
1918 TO 1890. He will explain the
o3Ass- -Steagah banking act passed dur
ing tho special session OF Congress.
The first act of the Pirates OF
EspnRnoe" will be presented during the
"Gont Opera Gems" program from Gas
70 f0s&6. The solOists will be Mildred
Rose. Crane Calder, Barbara Maurel
fan6 Ehso Karle.
The NJSV Players will close their
Nas0 at 1890 by paying q tribute to
he memory Of Abraham Lincoln. Their
| Presentation will be Abraham Lincoln
nod Ann Rutledge" Justine Wrinkle
Weh play the leading 1ole, supported by
BeNe Shapiro.
Joseph Bruno, baritone, and Eddie
South and his orchestra will contribute
to the holiday program Of VOL. In
addition there will be a recorded pro-
gram Of symphonic music, and recital
by Joseph Wine, baritone.