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MONDAY

A. M
5;3o-Top O. the Morning.
6;0o-Fanily Prayer period (MutuaD,
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715-Divano trio.
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l0:15-Jacob Tarshish (MutuaD.
l0:30-Chauncey Parsons, tenor-baritone.
lo:4S-Minstrels (MutuaD.
l1:00-Time signal.
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II 35-River. weather and market reports.
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215-Ma Perkins (NBCl.
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n:l5-Madison Ensemble (CBSl.
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lCBS).
1:45-Talk by Guskar Kullman (CBS).
2;00-Federated Women's Clubs.
2:30Hoosier Hop CCBS).
3:30-Commercia Comment (CBS)
3:30-Chicago Varieties (CBS).
3:45-Curtaln Calls.
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MONDAY

A. NJ. ,.,
6:30-Morning deVotlons'
6.45-Reveille.
7:00-MuSical CLOCK.
8:45-Mary Baker reviews
9.0O-The Brown family.
9l5-Edward McHugh (NBC).
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Ii :45-Merry Madcaps (NBC).
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i2:i5LTwo Hearts in Song tNBCl.
2:3O-South Sea Islanders (NBC).
:00-American Education Forum (NBC).
1.30-Melodies.
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2:i5-Kathryn Keiser's Kaleidoscope
2:45-Cub reporter.
3:00-Woman's radio review (NBC).
3:30-Girl Alone (NBCl.
3;45-Grandpa Burton (NBC).
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SUNDAY

A. NJ. 1000,
800-MeXican MarImDa orcnestra lNbCI {.
83O-Chandler Goldthwaite ensemble
a.a5-ESi5 eSBo Side Church Of Christ.
9:oO-The Radio Pulpit CNBC)
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10 000-WatchtoWer.
10l5-Peerless trio lNbol,
lO:25-Romance Of Diamonds.
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IL 30-Air Parade.
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300-Strolling Tom.
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400--Rosario Bourbon concert
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7;OO-Musical Comedy revue CNBSl,
745-Henrik Willem VanLoon tNBC).
B:OO-To be announced.
8:30-Marshall players.
8:45-Xavier Cugat's orchestra
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~ 0.00-Benny Goodman's orchestra (NBC).
IN 30-Press Radio news (NBC).
1o:35-Enric Madrigueras orcneS'Ia
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0-Midnight-Sign of.
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PM. -
4:0O-Frank Daley orchestra (CBSl.
4:30-Tea Time tunes,
500-Santa Claus.
5:15-Front Page Drama.
5:30-Program notes
5:35-Three Little Words (CBS).
5:45-Gogo deLys CESS.
6:00-Aviation talk.
6:l5-Kurkdjie Ensemble (CBS).
6:30-BohemianS
6:45-NeWs.
7:OO-Young Man About Town.
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7:30-Phyllis Wheatley.
7:45-Seymour Simon orchestra (CBS).
8:OO-Nino Martini and Kostelanetz Or
chestra (CBS).
S:30-Along Rialto Row (CBS).
9:O0-Law for the Layman.
9:l5-Salvation Army program.
9:30-Public Opinion (CBS).
9:45-Musical Moments
l0:00-Hawaiian orchestra.
10:15-News.
10 :3O-Louie Lowe orchestra.
ii ;0O-Atop the Indiana roof.
ll:30-Herbie Kay orchestra (CBS).
-Midnight-Sign of.
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SUNDAY

A. M
7:3O-String Pickers.
7:45-Solving Todey's Problems.
:00.-Bohemians
S:30-Little Church of the Air
9:00--Jakes Entertainers.
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
lO:S0-Jimmy Grier's Hollywood revue.
ll:30-Hans Christian Anderson program
from Denmark (CBSl.
10 noon-Gems of Melody
i2iS-All-star Roundup.
12:3n-Message from Gov. McNutt.
12:4I-C. NJ. B. Glee Club.
10hA-Friendship Circle.
1:31--Jose Man2anares and his South
americans CESS.
2:Oo-Sew York Philharmonic-Sym
concert (CBSl.
4:00--Melodians (CBS).
5:30-Ye Ol6e Tea Shoppe (CBSl.
5;0o-National Amateur Night (CBSl.
5:30-Henry Phillips and quartet.
5:45-Voice of Experience (CBS).
600-Aexander Woollcott (CBS).
6.30-Phi Baker (CBSl.
T:00-Eddie Cantor (CBS).
7:30-Leslie Howard (CBS).
S;00--Sunday evening hour (CBSl.
9:00--Wayne Kings orchestra (CBS).
9:3o-Jack Hylton's revue (CBS).
10:30-News.
11:00-Atop the Indiana Roof.
1l;30--Henry Halstead orchestra (CBS).
IL mid.-Sign of.
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COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA
Frank Dailey's orch"
Elsie Thompson+
Elsie Thompsont
Fredric w. Wile+
Manhattan choir%s
Press Radio news+
Three Little Words"
Gogo Ledys@*
Frank Parker+
Frank Parker+
The Carborurdum bandit
Chicquot Club+
Bay Blocks orch.t
Nino Martiniss
Along RialtO Rows
California Melodies"
Public Opinions
Abe Lyman's orch.;:
Ozzie Nelson's orch.+
Claude Hopkins orch.+
Herbie Kay's orch.**
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TONIGHT'S RADIO TOUR

TODAY
Time
p. VI. NBC-WEAF NBC-wJZ
String Quartet Paris broadcast
4:30 Kindergarten Foreign broadcast.
4:I5 Kndergarten Weekend review
500 Fiddlers orch To be announced
515 Pinky Hunters ORCH. To be announced
$3.50 Radio Press Radio
5:35 Alma Ktchels NORM Sisters
Religion In the News Jamboree
600 Sport Page of the Air' Jamboree
Popeye the Saior' Master Builder
Institute Singers Message of Israel
ZOO Your Hit Parade" Spanish Review
7:30 Hit Parade Boston Civic orch.
s:Ok RuAinof Violin Boston Civic orch.
$50 Wallace BeeryE National Barn Dance"
900 Wallace Beery+ National Barn Dance+
9:30 Corn Pipe Club To be announced
1000 Dick Casparre's orch. Howard Lally's orch
1870 Ben Rerne's orch+ Ray Mobiles orch.
1l:O0 Freddie Martins orch.S Carefree Carnival
1I.30 Harold stern's Eddy Duchins orch.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
New Faculty Members.
THE Washington Musical 1nstit

THE Washington Musical Institute
announces the appointment to its
faculty of Dr. Kurt Hetzel, pianist, and
C. Van Hulsteyn. violin teacher. DR..
Hetzel is not only locally but inter
nationally known as conductor. pianist
and vocal coach. His experience COW
ers % years of teaching, concertlAng
and conducting.
Besides coaching in voice and piano
at the institute DR.. Hetzel is opening
two new departments, instrumental
conducting and a course in journalistic
music criticism, this last course being
open 10 all music lovers whether
musicians or not. He will also take
over the direction of the woodward
ensemble at the institute.
Mr.. Van Hulsteyn has been faculty
member of the Peabody Conservatory
for many years and has given 70 re-
citals at this school. besides concerto
ing as soloist throughout the United
States and Europe. He is also faculty
representative of the Ecole Normale de
Music de Paris. Thus American pupils
of Mr.. Van Hulsteyn do not have TO
take the examination to be admitted
to the Ecole Normale.
Mr.. Van Hulsteyn has a large fol-
lowing of pupils and friends in Wash
ington and has formerly been asso-
ciated with the present faculty of the
Washington Musical Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
Church Anniversary.
DROP. LOUIS A. POTTER will di

DROP. LOUIS A. POTTER will di-
4 rect the chorus and musical pro-
gram at the l25th anniversary cele-
bration of the Second Baptist Church
at Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets. tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
The soloists for the occasion are Ruby
Potter, soprano; Marie Koontz. con-
tralto: Clarence H. Sorrell and Fred
Gross, tenors, and H. A. Hutson,
baritone
The regular Second Baptist Choir,
which is directed by Mr.. Hutson, will
be augmented by members Of the
choir of former days. Prof. Potter
was organist and choir director at
Second Baptist at the time Of the
Tooth anniversary celebration, when
Mrs. Potter was a member Of the
church and choir.
The program of music includes:
Prelude, Worship Of God" Bee
thoven: Anthems. Sing We All, Now
With One Accord" Praetorius; Who
Is Like Thee" with Fred Gross as
soloist: Glory Now to Thee Be
Given" Bach: Offertory, Alteration"
from the Holy City. Gaul; trio.
Praise Ye.' Verdi, by Mrs. Potter.
Mr.. Sorrell and Mr.. Hutson; soprano
solo by Mrs. Potter. % Divine Re-
deemer." Gounod; anthem. "Sanctus, "
Gounod. Mr.. Sorrell, soloist: con-
tralto solo by Miss Koontz, Still. Still
With Thee" Jacobsen: memorial
anthem. The Souls of the Righteous. 81
Foster; anthem, Psalm l50,' RAN
! degger.
| Mrs. c. H. Sorrell and W. n. Janson,
organist of the church. will be the
accompanies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02

KUCH conjecture has been ex-
M pressed regarding the pro-
wv posed ,,,s summer {, concerts GER ,s at
tional Symphony Orchestra.
II Is understood that the Orchestra
Association has faced serious prob
lem as regards these concerts because
Of the fact that their campaign for
funds did not yield sufficient money
to cover the anticipated deficit on
the Summer series of concerts.
The board of directors of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra Associa-
ton held meeting last Friday at
which the matter was discussed from
every angle, and plan was proposed
that holds promise of solving the
problem and making the concerts
possible. 1t is anticipated that the re-
suits Of its efforts on this new plan
will be known some time during the
coming week, and definite announce
ment regarding the concerts will then
TO made.
The tentative plans call for a series
of eight weeks OF concerts, starting
June %. and having two concerts
weeklv-one on Thursday night and
the other on Sunday night.
DR.. Hans Kinder will act as gen.
eral musical director for the entire
series, but will not conduct the whole
series Some of the guest conductors
already tentatively engaged for the
series are Antonio BricO. who made
such a favorable impression with her
women's symphony orchestra in New
York last season; Rudolph CAM, head
of the Chicago Musical College and
for several years conductor of the st.
Louis Symphony CMr. CAM is also
noted concert pianist; Sander
Harmati. conductor of the West
Chester festivals. former conductor
of the Omaha Symphony Orchestra,
and a composer Of note.
Soloists will be presented at the
concert and c. C. Capped the man
ager. announces that several very in
teresting features that will lend them
selves TO the unusual setting at the
Watergate will be included on the
program DR.. Kinder has new type
Of presentation for Summer concerts
in mind that will make the program
extremely wide in their appeal.
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Sylvan Theater Series.

FEATURING the. presentation OF
musica! events al the Washing
ton Monument Grounds, in the
National Sylvan Tneater the Com
munity Center Department and the
Office of National Capital Parks will
open the Summer festival season on
Wednesday night, .!une 10. and will
follow this performance with sue
ceSSion of weekly, "nd in some cases
semi-weekly events of interest to
music. drama and dance lovers.
Regularly scheduled for this sea-
son are a certain lumber of festival
concerts by the Army, Navy and Ma
rine Bands. which..Will also assist in
other programs. Tie Army Band will
play the opening concert of the sea-
son on June 10. preceding the re
quest" performance of Gilbert and
Sullivan's THE Mikado." by the
Estelle Wentworth Opera group, Late
in the Summer. thr Wentworth Sing
ers will Cffer two more productions,
one in July and Ole in August.
1t is planned also" to do concert Of
grand opera, done in costume. fea-
turing solos, duoS. trios and quartets
of the worlds best known operas. with
the assistance of The Marine Band,
Capt Taylor BrarSon conducting.
There will be a succession Of dance
concerts, the first af which will be the
Lisa Gardiner concert, in conjunction
with the Washington Composers Club,
on Thursday night June q, with the
United States Maine Band playing
the preliminary concert. followed by
the Marian Chace dancers.
Since the performance by the
Washington Community Players last
Tuesday night of their Three Short
Plays" there is a strong possibility of
this program being inserted before
the end of June III the festival series.
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Dance Recital Tonight.

HREE hlghlv olVerslfleo oaliets ano
a succession Of advertisements will
make up the program to be presented
this evening at the Jewish Community
Center Auditorium. by the Bekeh-
Deleporte Institute of the Dance, with
100 dancers participating in the varied
ensembles and solos. For the first
time in Washington the complete pro-
duction of Tschaikowsky's NUT
cracker Ballet" will be staged by
Bekefi; opening the program of the
occasion, with Bekefi in the leading
role of Droselmeyer. and included
in the dancers, Boydie Barry as the
Nutcracker; Dorothy Ann Goodman
as Clara, George Filgate as the King
of Mice, Boofie Barry as the Doll
and a large group of little girls, mice
and soldiers.
The Dream Garden" created by
Maurice Deleporte. will form the
modern" phase of the dance, with
Mr.. Deleporte in the role of a toy
vendor, Anita Wyland as his dancing
partner. Olga Dorosh, Louis Heck
niger. Bobby Heilman as a happy
family A dance of the planets"
another of the White Clouds and
of the Storm Clouds" will be among
the features of this number. the
second ballet on the program.
The third ballet will be Billy
Lytell's Evolution of Tap" with Mr..
Lytell as an old Southern darkie. In
his ballet, Lytell has introduced many
famous stage dancers of the past and
the present, with solos and ensemble
numbers in great variety.
advertisements" featuring among
others. Ronnie Cunningham in
"Milady's Boudoir";; Susan Hall and
Walter Doe. in Doll Dance: tap
SOLO" by Lila Zalipsky; jazz toe, !"
by Virginia Barry; a gypsy dance. a
Bacchanale. musical comedy
number, and others complete the
program.