Evening star., 1937-10-24


an oratorio and is associated with
Hampton Institute; Moross, still in
his early 20s, has written music in
the modern vein; SoWerby is another
Prix de Rome winner, an organist and
teacher of music theory and history
at the American Conservatory of
Music in Chicago.
TODAY'S PROGRAMS.
MUSIC-Grace Moore is joined by
N Richard Tauber, European tenor,
on the concert program tonight
WMAL at 8 o'clock. The program:
Ritual Fire Dance" ----- De Falls
Orchestra.
''vesti la siubba," from "Pagliacci."
Richard Tauber,
Depuis lie jour-" from Louise"
Grace Moore charpentier
'Non, non. ce nest pas lie Jour
from, Romeo and Juliet" r: Gounod
Allegretta. symphony No. in
D Major r-,-----B Brahms
"Frasouits Ip uifue serenade" re e"-- Lehar ie
Richard Tauber.
VI
"The White Peacock SSNl .. NfGs NGriffes
oavotte from tsMNsSioSi' Manon' -Massenet
Grace Moore and Chorus.
''Wholl Buy MY Layender?" German
'Miserere," from II Trovatore" Verdi
Grace Moore and Richard Tauber.
"Peloyetsian I1oI, Dances" from por,s,n
Orchestra.
Iotte lehman. operatic soprano.
Is the soloist on the Sunday Evening
Hour-WJSV at 9 o'clock. The pro-
gram:
Overture to THE Bartered Bride" sd.star.
Orchestra.
49,. Miss lehman ana Orchestra:
capi2 Miss q Iehmana R6'ma'sas aad
''Minuet'' -------------- Boccherini
"pu and pu,, oFshsstra' Ff6m
Die Flederma9s' --------strauss
eretshsn Mss H hehmaan ans paso Schubert
20 Liebiche Wangen" "1-----Brahms
Miss Lehmann and Piano.
Mss hssf Lsh@san asas eRsras and
20 Love Of God Most Full Muller
Miss Lehman. Chorus, Audience
The Fireside Recital will be heard
over WRC at 7:30. The program:
ION Wings of Song -Mendelssohn
.-. Helen Marshall Soprano. ,-
.,r sisprd Nilssen, Bass0 sall.e S
A' Helen Marshall, Soprano.
"Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair"
Sigurd Nissen Basso.
Three more aspiring singers face
the microphone during the Metropoli-
tan Opera Additions of the Air
WMAL at o'clock. The program:
Hss@Rsrf as Ne psrs if9m McNar snsrIsz R1st
Geraldine Ayers. Mezzo Soprano.
"There Is a Lady Bury
Amelia Haberland. Soprano.
Partir c'est Mourir un PeT nId Franc,
Sibelius' Fifth Symphony" will be
played by the Radio City Music Hall
Orchestra over WMAL at 1890. Mo-
xart's Marriage of Figaro" overture
and the first movement of Chopin's
"E Minor Concerto" also are to be
heard.
Eugene List, 18-year-old pianist, is
the soloist on the Rising Musical
Stars program-WRC at 10 o'clock.
The first performance of John Bar
birollis arrangement of Purcell
suite for small orchestra will be
played as a feature of the first pro-
gram In the series of concerts by the
New York Philharmonic-Symphony
Orchestra over WJSV at 3 o'clock.
Other compositions to be heard are
the "Benvenutp Cellini" overture by
Berlioz, Beethoven's Seventh SYM
phony" and ''Thamar," symphonic
poem by Balakireff.
DR.. Charles M. Courboin plays
schubert's ave Maria" and Bach's
"Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" on
the organ-WOL at IL.
DRAMA-Two police dogs which
were responsible for saving the
lives of three in a family are honored
on the Dog Heroes program and the
story is dramatized-WMAL at 4:45.
Rosalind Russell and James Stew
art present the final installment in
their current serial drama, First
Love"-WJSV at 5 o'clock.
The story of Pauline Marie Jaricot,
who collected a penny a week from
friends to aid impoverished mission
aries, is to be told during the Ave
Maria hour-WOL at $50.
Tyrone Power and Gail Patrick
offer a radio version Of Men I'M
White"-WMAL at 8 o'clock.
NARIETY-The life story of George
" Raft will be related over WMAL
at 1880, with Raft taking part in the
dramatization of an episode.
Sheila Barrett mimics other mimics
.-WRC at $50.
The Magic Key celebrates Navy day
q bit prematurely, presenting Admiral
William D. Leahy. chief Of naval oper-
ations, giving orders to the U. S. S.
Texas, orders being given from the
bridge of that vessel in Norfolk. Va.
and an attempt to communicate with
4 submarine of Now London, Conn,
as it is submerging. On the musical
side, Elizabeth Rethberg, Metropolitan
Opera soprano; the Tune Twisters
and the orchestra under the baton OF
DR.. Frank Black-WMAL at 2 o'clock.
Judy Garland, M.-G-M. singing star,
and Bert Wheeler, without Robert
Woolsey, are the guests OF George
YessA1-UUOT. of q rsr1nck