Evening star., 1934-07-29

committeeman from Georgia and
former United States Senator. The
musical program. 70 follow immediate
~ thereafter. will be opened by an
sii-stsr consolidation OF the principal
Atlanta dance orchestras This lnstru-
mental combination viii be directed
alternately by Pete Underwood and
Perry Beehtel. well known local
maestros.
Musical Resume Of Events.
The musical director Of Station
wsB. Marcus Bartlett. will play a
series Of special arrangements which
will include an original medley Of Vir-
esnian melodies. The vocal performers
will include Miss Bernice johnson.
concert soprano; the three Calico Sis
ters youthful Georgian harmonists.
and the Singing Red Heads. a former
N. p. G. duet Of much talent and
originality.
Singing novelties will be introduced
by Daniel Hornsbys Lions Den Quar-
tet This group will contribute q
musical resume OF current events.
Ernest Rogers, radio editor OF the
Journal. and Lambkin Kay. station
manager Of WSB. will offer a specially
duet, the principal feature OF which
will be a humorous satire OF popular
topics. The announcer Of the program
will be Lambkin Kay.
Immediately following the popular
half-hour program, the radio mail bag
to the expedition will be sent through
General EleetriCS sh0rt-WaYe station.
This will not be broadcast. The next
program in the series to Little America
viii take place on Sunday night, Au-
gust IL, and viii originate in Mil
vaukee, Wis
The program from Paris will intro
duce two popular singers and two
orchestra leaders The singers are
Mile. Lucienne Boyer and Hachem
Khan. The orchestras will be led by
Jean Sablans and Albert Huard. As
in the case OF former international
broadcssts in the present series, the
announcements will be in English.
Yesterday a young tenor who had
crossed the Atlantic often as a mem
Der of the black gang of a number OF
steamers, sailed from London first
class to appear on radio programs in
America after a meteoric career which
in "a hours took him half-starving of
a wharf to hearing which has already
led him to fame and, as the fairy tales
have 1t, fortune.
Young Danny Malone, with q voice
OF silver and a heart of gold which
fM yn4rfe {x,tA he - Af
ireland. stood on London dock sing
ing for want of anything better to do
and TO forget for while that he had
not eaten in two days.
A passerby chanced 10 hear him
and. struck by the beauty OF his
voice, gave him a card to Basil
Charles-Dean, the British theatrical
manager. Appearing before Charles
Dean, Young Danny started song,
but before he had sung his way half
through 1t, Charles-Dean was al
ready calling the British Broadcasting
Corp. to announce a find
Ten minutes later he was singing
before the broadcasting critics, and
the upshot was that within a month
he was the outstanding artist on the
British networks If popular favor is
any criterion.
When he reaches the United States,
he will be taken in tow by N B. c.,
which has already arranged num-
Der of programs.
Good Samaritan day, which will be
broadcast over network at 430 this
afternoon through Station KDKA. is
the result Of the efforts Of Leo Alt
mayer of Pittsburgh to bring enter
tainment to the inmates Of various
institutions Today's program will
be given at the Leech Farm Memorial
tuberculosis Hospital.
A choir OF 1000 voices and a 90
piece orchestra will give the program
and Lowell Thomas, the radio COM
mentor, will speak. 1t is estimated
that an audience Of $4,000 will hear
the program at the scene.
Madame Butterfly" one of the
most popular of all operas will be
sung over an n B. c. network Tues
day night at o'clock Two of the
outstanding stars of the Metropolitan
Opera Co. Gladys Swarthout, soprano,
and Mario Chamlee, tenor, will head
the cast.
Four episodes from the life OF
Knute Rockne, famed coach of Notre
Dame, will be given during the Co.
lumbia Variety Hour over WJSV at 7
O'Clock tonight The dramatization
of the musical suite OF Ferde Grofe
will be given by cast including
Peggy Allenby, Helene Ambrose, Bill
johnson, Geodrey Bryant and Joe
Cotton.
Appearing on the same program.
Cliff Edwards, more popularity known
as ukelele Ike, will give one of the
dramatic skits which have made him
favorite. and Sylvia Froos. young
singer. Will be heard in a group of
songs.
Col Robert r. Mccormick, Chicago
editor and publisher, will speak over
an N. B. c. network tomorrow dis
cussing The Rising Red Tide in
America" Col. Mccormick is an out
standing foe Of communism and is
considered forceful speaker. He will
De heard at $50 pm.
Ferde Grofe. an outstanding COM
poser of modernistic music, will con-
duct his latest suite. Americana"
during 8 program over the Columbia
network tonight at $50 O'Clock. Among
Grofe'S better known compositions
are Mississippi Suite" Grand Can
yon Suite" Three Shades OF Blue"
Metropolis" and Madison Square
Garden Suite" Compositions such
as these, descriptive of the brilliant
colors and shifting moods Of the
American scene will be featured in
the Americana" broadcastS.
i
Anthony c. Lund will direct the
large choir and Frank ASper will offer
console recital during the broadcast
from the Salt Lake City Tabernacle