Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-14

WIN tiS OICHtSlId Praying VI tue
prelude to the third act of "Lohen-
grim" by Wagner, followed by Ma;
Warmers contribution, Schumann's
piano Concerto" the first movement
The program will be concluded with
Sibelius' Fourth Symphony" de-
scribed by Leopold Stokowski as
Emusic which expresses the darkness
and confusion of life today"
OTHER PROGRAMS.
MusIc-coloratura Soprano Erna
" Sach and Tenor Richard Tau
Der are the soloists on tonight's Con-
cert Hour-WMAL at 8 o'clock. The
program:
Overture. 1.-THE Secrets Of Suzanna"'
Wolf-Ferrari
() s1tebstraum List
Mr.. Tauber.
o. "Marishka'' -Lehar
.,.u.,, MI; NJ, , and Chorus. s....,.
Mishei Piastro and Orchestra.
Barber of Seville = Rossini
eo' "Funiculi' miss fsp sseka Denza
'-rhe Parade of Scientific Prosress"
John B. Kennedy
(D "Intermezzo Of the Roses from
Pick-Mangagaln
ID THE Fight Of the Lovers"
Orchestra, Man'inelh
ta) "Maritza,s Entrance from Count
o' G Go@nte. mir M.T mein Wien Ka fTom
(c) Romance" from The Merry
Widow Lehar
Excerpts from HAIRY Janos' Kodaly
Orchestra.
Nine. Olga Stokowski, distinguished
pianist, contributes solo efforts to the
Sunday Evening Hour. WJSV feature
at o'clock. The program:
Concerto in Minor" Bach Caillet
Orchestra
s'Prelude and Fugue in B Minor"
orcbsst.o Bach-Caiiiiet
ALLEGRO Aretuoso' from "ceneerto in
Nine. Stokowski and Orchestra.
'Rosamunde' Schubert
-sch.rso" from 0F a Midsummer Nights
s'Prelude in B Flat Major Chopin
...,,.,,,, Nine. sSokowski. ,os.,,ous,,,
Nine. stokowski. '-'9-'O" 9A-
"sving Low. Sweet Chariot
., Chorus and Orchestra. n,
sRise. My Soul Naress
Chorus. Audience an dOrchestra.
The Freside Recital will be present.
ed over WRC this evening at 7:30.
The program:
Flow Gently. Sweet Alton Spil,man
Sigurd Nilsson. Basso.
"The Dashing White Sergeant" Bishop
Helen Marshall. Soprano.
Don Juan'S Serenade" Tschaikowsky
Slgurd NiSSen, BaSSO.
Just h-Wearyin' For YOU Bond
Helen Marshall. Soprano.
The Metropolitan Opera Additions
Of the Air are WMAL feature at S
o'clock. The program
elections from 'Hansel and Gretel"
Humperdinck
20 Mic Fernando" from La Favorita''
Donizeti
..rn,nk Of Me- and 1ssv , Scot.
Lillian Knowles contraito. ~
"Farewelr' from ''Lohengrin" wagner
"Corinda,' Orlando Morgan
Dch Theure Halle" from "Tannhau-
ser Wagner
'Oouds" Ernest Charles
Kathleen Girsting. soprano
Trio.
March from ''Tannhauser" Wagner
Orchestra.
The series of programs by the Tus-
kegee Institute Choir has been eX-
tended, and another presentation will
be heard this afternoon over WRC at
1870. The program:
.'Hor do Win" Dawson
"A L Little Wheel A-Rollin, in Nah
...s.sutiful savior Goq ch hrnaisl0nsi
"Keep-s Inchin' Along" traditional
9Th. .T s01yolce rN Male Chorus ,.
.o., so ;voice Male Chorus.
ohi what Beautiful City" Dawson
Mary and Virginia Drane. duo yio-
nnlsts, open the second four-weex
cycle Of Rising Musical Star programs
through WRC at 10 o'clock. The pro-
gram
'Polonaise" Tschaikouslr
Concerto for Two Vioiins" yivaldi
~v,,,. M The Misses Drane.
'e N0' orcbsstr, ---- Ravel
address and Finale from ..Dis M;s.
terSinEsr" Woanor
Gene Greenwell, Bass-Biritomnee sher
Walter Gieseking, pianist, is to be
the soloist with the New York Phil
harminic-Symphony Orchestra over
WJSV at 3 o'clock. Although the
order Of performance has not been
made available, selections to be heard
include "Sinigaglia Overture" from
lie Raruffe Chiozzotte," by Carlo
Goldoni; Mozart's Symphony No. "a
In O Major" Iberia" from De-
bussy's Images" the solo portion of
Rachmaninoffs Concerto No. 2 in C
Minor" played by Mr.. Gieseking.
Nadine Conner is the guest artist
On Jeanette MacDonalds program, a
WJsV feature at Z o'clock.
VARIETY-Estelle Taylor, the for
mer Mrs. Jack Dempsey, is the
guest Of Benny Davis over VOL at 8
O'Clock.
Alexander Woolcott, author and re-
contour, headlines the Magic Key pro-
erom through WMAL at 2 o'clock.
Conrad Thibault, baritine; Lucrecio
6arria. Peruvian soprano and a tipica
band, with Oscar Sorpa as soloist.
May Robson, grand dame" of mo-
ton pictures, appears on Feg MUIR
rays program with scenes from her
career being dramatized-WMAL at
$50.
Anna Neagle, who played Victoria
the Great" on the screen, plays q
dramatic hit with Nm Apoarha-