Evening star., 1936-07-12
Major Features
and Notes

Selections from the best-loved
operettas Of Victor Herbert will feature
the Music Hall on the Air program
at 1880 am, WMAL.
Vocal selections and orchestral num-
bers to be heard during the full-hour
broadcast include: "Moonbeams, +"
from The Red Mill" selections from
Eileen" When You're Away" from
THE Only Girl" kiss Me Again"
from "Mademoiselle Modiste:;" Thine
Alone" from Eileen" and March of
the Toys" from Babes in Toyland.
Concerts from the National Music
Camp at Interlochen, Mich, combina-
tion band and orchestra programs,
presented by the National Broadcast
ing Co. since 1881, will begin this year
over WRC network, from 0 to 10 pm.
The National High School Orches-
ira. during the first half of the pro-
gram will present the First Movement
OF Tschaikowsky's "Pathetique" Sym
phony and Luigini's ballet music.
Numbers by the National High School
Band include LISTS Second Hun
garian Rhapsody" and an excerpt
from Wagner's 'Lohengrin."
Jose Iturbi, noted Spanish pianist
and conductor, will be the guest d.
rector of the Philadelphia Summer
Concerts Orchestra during the broad
cast over WJSV on Sunday. July IL.
from 7:30 to $50 pm, E. D. S. T.
The program will originate in Robin
Hood Dell, Fairmont Park. Philadel-
phia.
lturbi will open the concert with
Pathetic" Symphony,
No. 6. The orchestra will play also
the tone poem. Les Preludes," by
List, followed by Paul Whites five
miniatures entitled BY the Lake" :"
Caravan Song" Waltz for Teenie's
Doll" Hippo Dance" and Mosquito
Dance" Iturbi will close the pro-
gram with The Sorcerer's Appren-
tice," by Paul Dukas
Willie Morris, soprano. will sing
THE Last Rose of Summer" from
Won Flotow's opera, Martha" as a
high light of the Fireside Recital.
from $50 to 6:45 pm, over WRC.
For her other solo contribution Miss
Morris will offer 20 My Baby, My
Curly Headed Baby" by Clutsam.
Sigurd Nilssen, basso star of the re-
citals. will sing Handels Largo" and
of to Philadelphia in the Morn
ing" by Haynes. Vladimir Padwa
will direct from the piano.
Drawing on famed topical tunes,
Frank Crumit will present medley of
songs of the past decade as the high
light Of his program with Julia San
derson, the Seven G's and Hal Kemp's
orchestra over WJSV at $50 pm.
Eastern daylight saving time.
Bert Williams famous song from the
"Follies of 1920"-"You Cannot Make
Your Shimmy Shake on Tea'-will
open the cycle of comedy numbers. 1t
was written by Irving Berlin. How
Are You Going to Wet Your whistler"
by Frank Mcintyre, Cap'n Henry Of
Show Boat, will follow. In conclusion
Frank will offer Everybody Wants q
Key to My Cellar"
Correct technique to use in waking
up q husband will be outlined in de-
tail by an assortment of wives when
Sedley Brown and Aiiie Lowe MILES
conduct another meeting Of Husbands
and Wives" for the radio audience.
over WMAL at $50 pm.
Several feminine members Of the
audience who listen regularly to
Husbands and Wives have written
in describing some guaranteed"
methods of getting husbands up in
the morning. In the belief that
guaranteed" methods were Of uni
versal interest, Brown and Mrs. Miles
scheduled several interviews on the
subject and are bringing these women
to the microphone for next weeks
To balance this opportunity to talk
over the air which is reserved for
wives, the conductors of the meeting
have q subject for husbands-"When
Your Wife Throws Things, What Do
You Do?"
Other important topics Of discus
sion for this broadcast are THE
What Habit and How to Stop q
Wife Telling About the Proposals She
Turned Down"