Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-23
KEENAN, TO SPEAK |
ON CANISTER DR|VE|
Director of Anti-Racketeer
Forces on WMAL Tonight;
Opera Listed.
JOSEPH B. KEENAN,, special as

sistant to the Attorney General,
will tell of the Federal Govern
~ ment's plan for snti-gangSter
campaigns In an address to be
broadcast tonight at GAS O'Clock over
WMAL and, network of stations OF
the National Broadcasting Co.
Mr. Keenan, was appointed recently
by President Roosevelt to coordinate
activities of the Federal Government
with those of State and city authori-
ties in war on racketeers. His topic
will be uncle Sans Answer to the
Gangsters' Challenge"
A specially augmented orchestra,
under the baton OF Wilfred Pelletier,
Metropolitan Opera conductor and
guest soloist, will present tabloid YER
sion Of the Wagner opera, Tristan and
Isolde" in the program to be broad
cast at 2 o'clock this afternoon by
WMAL and other N. B. c. stations.
Jeanette Vreeland, concert soprano. will
sing the part of Isolde. Dan Gridley.
operate and oratorio tenor. will be
heard as Tristan. Grace Leslie Will
sing the contraito part.
Resort Concert Listed.
The first of a series Of four song
and symphony concerts from Lake
Chautauqua, N. Y, will be heard over
WMAL at Z o'clock tonight. Orchestra
numbers will include the LISTS Les
Preludes." Joan PEBBLES, contralto,
will sing Bruch's AVE Maria" The
choir, under direction of Walter Howe,
will sing THE Heavens Resound.
The concert by the Goldman Band
at $50 tonight over WMAL will In
clude Ravels "Bolero," "Fantasie" from
wagner's 'Lohengrin" and TWO Hun
1,x, Ero
WRC and other red" network sta
tions of the National Broadcasting Co.
have scheduled the regular Sunday
feature programs, including Maj.
Bowes' Capitol Family, National Cath
Ole Hour, the interview with Col.
Lewis McHenry Howe, one Of the Presi-
dents secretaries, and Sunday at Seth
Parker's
The Rubinof Orchestra will play
"A Gold Diggers' Medley" as an over
ture to the Variety Hour, with Bert
Lair, over WRC and associated sta
lions at o'clock. Rubinof will play
"Auf Wiedersehen" as a violin SOLO.
One of the orchestra numbers Will be
81 Don't Want to Go to Bed"
Snowden to Be Heard.
Lord Snowden, former British chan
cellor of the exchequer, will analyze
the proceedings of the World None
tary and Economic Conference from
London over WJSV and associated Co
lumbia System stations at 1880 this
morning.
Jack White, veteran Broadway revue
and night club comedian, will make
his second appearance as a feature OF
tonight over WJSV. He and Bill
Melia will have two spots of cross-flre
comedy during the program. Musical
features will be contributed by the
Do Re Mi Trio, the Elton Boys Quar-
tet. Mildred Bailey and the orchestra
conducted by Mark Warnow.
"Hayden's Symphony in G Major"
popularity known as the Military
Symphony" will be played by the Co
lumbia Symphony Orchestra during the
Symphonic Hour over WJSV at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Oratorio to Be Sung.
Selections from Part III Of Handers
oratorio. THE Messiah" will be fea-
tured during the Cathedral Hour. under
the direction of Channon Collinge, at 3
o'clock over WJSV. Soloists will be
Mildred Rose, soprano; Theo Karle,
tenor, and Crane Calder, bass.
A half hour of comedy and song
will be offered by Frank Crumlt ana
Julia Sanderson during their program
at 4:30 over WJSV and other Columbia
stations. The two will sing duet YER
sions of mine Little Miles from Ten
Ten-Tennessee," Il Hate to Think
That You'll Grow Old, Baby and
Lets All Sing Like the Brides Sing"
The VOL program this afternoon will
include numbers by the California
Gypsy Orchestra. the Blossom Kids
and Gilbert Fraser. tenor, In addition
to the base ball scores.