Evening star., 1935-08-02
LUM|NAR|ES
WILL BROADCAST.
Frances Dee and Francis
Lederer Hollywood Hotter
Guests Tonight.

THRANCES DEE and Francis Led
- ersr, noted film stars. WIZ M
presented in q condensed YER
n sion Of their latest picture
SThe Gay Deception" as the
guests Of Dick Powell and Louella
Parsons during the Hollywood HoteI
broadcast over WJSV from 10 PM
Both will be making their second
appearance as PoEell's guests during
the full hour dramatic musical revue
Miss Dee last appeared with Miriam
Hopkins in Hollywood Hotels" pre-
view of Becky Sharp" and Lederer
In 3 radio version Of THE Pursuit
Of Happiness"
Dick Powell, singing star and master
of ceremonies of the program, and his
supporting artists promise a sparkling
musical routine. Dick will introduce
for the first time on the air Allie
wrubels new number, so Nice See
ing You" and also will feature Paris
In the Spring" and Rose in Her
Hair" from his new picture, Broad
way Gondolier" Frances Langford
will be heard in q novelty selection
entitled Singing Trial" and will sing
Broadway Rhythm from the picture
broadway Melody" which is still In
production, in which she plays Tea
tured role. Anne Jamison, lyric
soprano and Dicks leading lady, and
Igor CORN, VienneSe baritone, also
will be prominently spotlighted.
Raymond Paige's special orchestral
highlights Of the evening will be MS
own arrangement Of PestalozzaS S
"Ciribiribin.
N all-request program will bring
favorite old melodies to the audi
ence Of WOR and the Mutual Broad
casting System during the broadcast
Of the Music Box Hour from $50 to
10 pm.
Flora Fern Blackshaw, contralto;
Mary Elizabeth Woods, soprano, ana
Bailey Axton, tenor, popular artists
Of the STAFF of WLW. where the pro-
gram originates, will be heard in solo
roles. Genial Howard Carr, the Music
Box master will start of this interest
Ing program with an overture through
which will be interviewer such de-
hghuful tunes Of other days as Every
body,s Doing It." Sympathy 20
You Beautiful Doll" and Red Wings"
featuring the entire Music Box en-
semble under the baton of William
EtoeSs.
The soloists Of the evenings broad
cast. together with the Music Box
Orchestra and Choir. will be heard in
revivals Of such other hits Of yester-
day as Take Me Out to the Ball
Game The Yama Yama Man"
"Under the Bamboo Tree" I've Got
Rings on My Fingers and Bells on
My Toes" and Love Me and the
World Is Mine"
Selection from Franz Lehar'S Merry
Widow" and a symphonic treatment
of the melodic Lincke ballad GLOW
Worm" will round out the entertain
ment.
ST 'ARLESIENNE," Alphonse Dau-
det's famous drama of French
provincial life. will be broadcast TO-
gether with George Bizet's "L'Arle-
sienne" suite over WMAL 8 TO 8 pm.
The play was first produced in Paris
at the Vaudeville Theater in 1872.
Bizet was commissioned to write in
cidental music for Daudet's immortal
classic. The first performances were
lamentable failures and the play ran
for only short time. Later Bizet
rewrote his score and arranged it as
o concert suite. This was well re-
ceived by music lovers everywhere
and is considered one of his greatest
musical scores, ranking second only
to Carmen"
Daudet's story deals with O country
boy and his deep love for q Parisienne
known as the Woman Of Aries" The
interference of his mother and simple
ton brother in this affair forms the
main theme of the drama.