Evening star., 1937-10-31


rhythm singer.Nand George Shelley,
baritone, feature the Hollywood Show
case program-WJSV at 10 o'clock.
Phil Baker presents players from his
latest motion picture-Adolphe Menjou,
Andrea Leeds, Zorina, Bobby Clark
WJSV at 7:30.
ELISA Landi and Vincent Price pre-
sent scene from current Broadway
vehicle, THE Lady Has Heart" dur
ing the Magic Key program-WMAL
at O'Clock. Linton Wells conducts
another transatlantic interview and
Jan Kiepura, recent addition to the
Metropolitan Opera Co., contributes
song.
Barbara Stanwyck participates with
Don Ameche in a dramatic feature
WRC at O'Clock.
Madge Evans and Cora Sue Collins
are to be heard over WMAL at 7:30.
with the life story of the child player
being dramatized.
DRAMA-"P. S. She Got the Job,"
by Faith Baldwin, is Miriam
Hopkins vehicle-WJSV at o'clock.
The process of canonization is to be
dramatized during the Ave Maria
hour-WOL at $50.
Just Suppose" story of a royal
prince who gave up love for duty, by
A. E. Thomas, is heard as the Holly
xryand pIouInftco fot tfny, cf vy-ty,r
Tyrone Power, WMAL at 8.
The story of a team of Siberian
husky" dogs which went to the rescue
of Westport. Conn, during a snow
storm. will be dramatized on the Dog
Heroes program over WMAL at 4:45.
CPECIAL F'EATURES-Henry Nestor.
the singing cop," is heard in a
broadcast from the Auto Show. to-
gether with William A. Van Duzer,
director of motor vehicles and traffic
WMAL at $50.
Fathers are pitted against their own
daughters in today's N. B. C. spelling
bee-WMAL at / 80.
THE WEEK.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
Nations Natural Resources" will
be discussed by Secretary of the In
terror Harold L. Ickes during the Ma
tional Radio Forum. The Forum is
arranged by The Star.
A pageant Of the growth of Chicago
to transportation center is to be pre-
sented; Albert Spalding, distinguished
violinist. is soloist with the Philadel-
phia Orchestra: Charles Winninger
and Don Ameche join with Ginger
Rogers in presenting a radio version
Of "A Free Soul'' in the Radio The
ater; Richard Crooks replaces Mar
garet Speaks; Al Jolson substitutes for
Burns and Allen; Brave New World"
musical and dramatic program dedi-
Gated to the nations of Latin America,
receives its premiere.
TUESDAY "A special program
honoring the 50th anniversary of
the death of Jenny Lind, the Swedish
is heard through Mutual;
Adolphe Menjou and Veree Teasdale
are the guests of Al Jolson; the inside
stories of Haitis "zombies," the living
dead" is Charles Martins thrill of
the week; George Bernard Shaw is
heard presenting his views on the
world today.
WEDNESDAY-The first radio per-
formance Of a ballet by Deems
Taylor is to be presented by Andre
Kostalanetz: the life of Elmer A.
Sperry, inventor of gyroscopic COM
passes and monitoring devices. is to be
dramatized on the Cavalcade of Amer
lea; Arturo Toscanini conducts the
symphony orchestra of the British
Broadcasting Corp; Walter O'Keefe
presents vocal feud," grim story
of dynamite plot is the Gang Busters
presentation; Albert Payson Terhune
speaks on dogs during the Hobby
Lobby program.
.HURSDAY-The new M-G-M-
produced program that is to re-
place the popular Show Boat hour is
the principal event. with a galaxy Of
motion picture stars participating; the
Essays of Music program offers a
musical treatment of the evolution of
the waltz; Americas Town Meeting Of
the Air begins its third season; Walter
Huston is the dramatic headliner Of
the Rudy Vallee show; Major Bowes
honors Knoxville, Tenn.
Astaire and Joan
Fontaine preview scenes from their
latest picture, "Damsel in Distress"
during the Hollywood Hotel show, with
Burns and Allen contributing comedy
to the program; Tulane University
provides the locale for the Varsity
Show broadcast: the second act OF
Wagner's "Lohengrin" is presented
from the stage of the San Francisco
Opera House, with Lauritz Melchior
and Kristen Flagstad in the leading
roles.
CATURDAY-The first act of THE
- Man Without a Country" opera
by DR.. Walter Damrosch, is to be
broadcast from the stage of the Chi
cago Civic Opera House, with Helen
Traubel. Donald Dickson, John Cur
ney in prominent roles; Hellmut Baer-
wald, German pianist and composer,
makes his American radio debut; the
Notre Pittsburgh clash head
lines the gridiron broadcasts; Achieve
ment Day of the All Clubs is cele-
brated in a special Farm and Home
Hour program.
HITHER AND YAWN - Germaine
= = johnson, known on the air as "the
little French girl" has left Washing
ton for New York City in search CT
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