Evening star., 1933-04-25
OPERATE CONCERT
ON WMAL TONIGHT.
is Members of Metropolitan
Chorus to Give Program
at 1890 O'Clock.

Sixteen members Of the chorus of the
Metropolitan Opera Company will pre-
sent a special concert tonight at 1890
o'clock over WMAL and other N. B. c.
blue" network stations.
The program, composed of numbers
from "Pagliacci," "Mignon," La Ira
viata," "Lohengrin" and Faust" will
be under the direction of Antonio Dell
Orefice, for many years the chorus con-
ductor at the Metropolitan Opera House.
WMAL also has scheduled at 7:45
the first of new series of variety pro-
I grams featuring Irene Bordoni, star OF
the stage and screen, and Emil Cole
man and his orchestra. Miss Bordonl
is returning to radio after long run
of successes on Broadway, and in Lon
don and Paris.
"Over the Deadline."
The Crime Club sketch at 8 o'clock
will be over the Deadline," an original
drama depicting the hazards of news
cameraman Eddie Jackson, celebrated
New York newspaper photographer, will
plav the leading role.
WNIAL's other outstanding attrac-
tions include a concert by Willard
Robson and his Deep River Orchestra,
and the second in the series of From
the Composer to You" programs with
Herman Hupfield.
The N B. C. Symphony Orchestra,
under the direction Of Walter Dam
rosch. will present the third of its series
of contrast programs" over WRC at
1881. In this broadcast the orchestra
will compare the form and harmony OF
the works Of Tschaikowsky and Sta
whisky, two great Russian composers.
One of the Tschaikowsky numbers, an
aria from the opera "Eugen Onegin,
will be sung by Max Panteleief, Rus
sian baritone.
Clark and Verdi. Italian dialect come
dams of vaudeville fame, will be the
guest artists on the program with Julia
Sanderson and Frank Crumit from 8
to $50 The comedians will offer a
comedy sketch and Miss Sanderson will
sing a new song, Stay Out OF My
Dreams"
WOC-WHO Program at 1880
From 11:3O to 1890 am. WRC will
broadcast a special program marking
the dedication of the new 50,OO0-Watt
transmitter of Station WOC-WHO In
Des Moines Senator Dickinson and
Representative Jacobson, both of Iowa,
and Gov Herring of Iowa will take
part The entertainment will be pro-
vided by Eva Taylor and the Southern
aires, the Davenport Crescent Orches-
ira, the Wennerberg and Oriole
Choruses and the Central Concert Or
chestra.
Two famous newspaper veterans Will
discuss the development of comic car
tooning in a broadcast from 7:l5 to
7:3O John N Wheeler, president of the
Bell Syndicate and general manager
OF the North American Newspaper
Alliance, and Walter Trumbull will be
the speakers.
An all-MaSsenet program, with Evan
Evans, baritone. as soloist, will be pre-
sented by the Columbia Symphony Or
chestra at IL o'clock over WJSV and
affiliated Columbia stations. Howard
Barlow, director of the orchestra, Will
introduce the numbers.
Popular classics from the works of
well known French and English COM
posers make up the Musical Album pro-
gram from 8 to 8:15 Chopin's Mill
tary Polonaise." and the "Arabesque"
of Debussy will be featured. Z
Modern Melodies Dominate.
Modern melodies dominate the pro-
gram of Josef Bonime's Orchestra to
be heard during the Five Star Theater
presentation at 10. Solly Ward also
will be heard during this broadcast.
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