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THE WEEK.
MONDAY-Senator Pat Harrison of
Mississippi discusses the tax
problem during the National Radio
Forum, arranged by The Star and
heard through WMAL.
Fernando Germani, Italian virtuoso
OF the electric organ, is the guest solo,
ist with the Philadelphia Orchestra,
conducted by Leopold Stokowski; Fina
Wanna, operate soprano, is to be
heard on the Contented program;
Richard Crooks returns to his ac-
customed spot; Crown Prince Gustav
Adolf of Sweden speaks; Marion Da-
vles stars in the Radio Theater YER
sion of Peg O. My Heart; Bello Of
Venezuela. and Olzedy of Ecuador are
the subjects of the Brave New World
dramatization.
TUESDAY - Beatrice Lille is the
guest of Al Jolson; Edward Everett
Horton fills one of his rare broadcast
ing engagements on the Hollywood
Mardi Gras show; the life story of
Lone Bear, talented Pawnee athlete,
singer and actor, is to be dramatized,
with the Indian playing himself; COM
modify distribution is dealt with on
the Story of Industry program.
WEDNESDAY-The inventor of a
new type of diving suit describes
what he sees on the bottom of Lake
Michigan: the career of Ottmar Mer-
genthaler, inventor of the linotype. is
dramatized on the Cavalcade of Amer
lea; Norman Thomas. Socialist leader.
discusses Americas role in interna-
tlonal affairs; Jimmy Durante is the
guest of Fred Allen; a collector of
driftWood and buyer of abandoned
trunks at auctions are among the
hobby lobbyists; the N. B. c. String
quartet makes its debut; the story of
a gentleman bandit" is dramatized on
the Gang Busters program.
HURSDAY-A survivor Of the
Texas school explosion and a man
who raises chickens which lay eggs
with vari-colored yolks are heard on
the We, the People program: the life
OF Marconi is dramatized by the Co.
lumbia Workshop Players; Mai. Bowes
does honor to Lowell, Mass; Victor
Bay demonstrates how five foreign
composers viewed Italy in music.
FRIDAY - The Bamberger SYM
phony Orchestra, which for a
decade has been the pride of Station
WOR in Newark, N. j., returns to the
Mutual network schedules and VOL
gets the first concert in an extensive
series; Carole Lombard and Fred Mac
Murray present scenes from their
latest motion picture, True Confess
slon," in Hollywood Hotel; student
talent from Brigham Young Univer-
sity IS heard in the Varsity Show.
SATURDAY The Metr opolitan
Opera broadcasts resume with
'Manon" as the first presentation;
Artur Roszinski mounts the podium
to conduct the N. B. c. Symphony
Orchestra in the first of three concerts
to be presented under his baton.
HITLER AND YAWN-Employes of
the Federal Government will
get a chance to parade their talents
before the microphone beginning on
Friday, when VOL inaugurates a
series of broadcasts under the title
Federal Show Window" Each de-
partment is to produce It's own show,
with Interior commencing the pro-
ceedings this week The public is in
vited to view the broadcasts, accord
ing to Madeline Ensign.
MEREK WEBER replaces Frank
Black on the Contented pro-
gram in January. N. B. c. Is
seeking talking parrots from all over
the country for network competition.
Local birds may give out" at the
TranS-Lux Building Headlines
and Bylines" is being recorded for
rebroadcast to other countries. Z.
Vincent Lopez. Mutual bandsman,
brings his organization to the Earle
Theater Friday. AL Pearce has
been renewed for a year. G. w.
Hawse of 1904 First street won a prize
for a limerick in Horace Heidts
contest.