Evening star., 1937-12-05

way stage success, Room Service"
is to be presented by Harry Conn on
his "Earaches OF 1898" show-WJSV
at $50.
Shiela Barrett satirizes the Lets
Visit" program and has Jerry Danzig
and Dave Driscoll, conductors of the
feature, as her guests-WRC at $50.
DRAMA-"Adults Only" romantic
comedy, is Irene Rich's vehicle
WMAL at 9:45.
"Detour to Love-" radio drama
especially written for Clark Gable,
will be heard during the Silver Thea
ter program. WJSV at o'clock, with
Mr.. Gable in the starring role.
The story of Jeremias is dramatized
on the Ave Maria Hour-WOL at
$50.
Sally Blame joins with Tyrone
Power in the Hollywood Playhouse
presentation of Afternoon of a
Faun," Adela Rogers st. Johns
adaptation of the Edna Ferber story.
NOVELTY-The Foundation pro-
gram, probing into the mysteries
OF mental telepathy, switches to Co.
lumbia and will be heard over WJSV
tonight at 10 o'clock.
The life Of London "cabby" is to
be explained by one Of them who
also is playwright-WJsV at 1:30. It
is a transatlantic broadcast.
Charles M. Murphy, who rode a
bicycle l mile in 81 As seconds, is
to be interviewed over WRC at $50.
Rosebud Yellowstone, Sioux Indian,
explains cosmetic customs among the
Red Men-WJSV at 9 o'clock this
morning.
A new development in the famed
Wendell case is a high light OF the
Radio Newsreel program-WRC at 8
o'clock.
THE WEEK.
MONDAY-Secretary of Agriculture
" Henry A. Wallace discusses The
New Farm Bill-What 1t Means and
How 1t Will Work" during the Ma
tional Radio Forum. The Forum is
arranged by The Star and heard over
WMAL. DR.. Fritz Marti of the Uni
versity of Maryland speaks on The
Star art campaign broadcast.
Mary Astor, Barbara Stanwyck and
Enrol Flynn present These Three"
in the Radio Theater: the interview
between Bolivar and San Martin.
South American patriots, is the Brave
New World dramatization; the Phila-
delphia Orchestra plays Tschaikow-
skys Fifth Symphony"
TUESDAY-The National Inventors
Congress is described; Joe E.
Brown is the Hollywood Mardi Gras
guest performer; an Arctic explorer
reports from Greenland via short
w1ve; Ian Hay English novelist and
playwright, is the speaker on the AS
I See 1t program; Stoopnagle and
Budd are AL Jolson's guests: scented
letters are discussed on the Husbands
and Wives program: students present
their views on peace and war; pres
entation of the Heisman Memorial
Trophy to the man considered Amer
icas outstanding football player will
be broadcast.
WEDNESDAY-Warner Bros. takes
to the air with a program in the
interest of the Hit Parade sponsor.
The cast includes Dick Powell, Gary
Cooper, Bette Davis, Olivia De Hav-
iland, Basil Rathbone, Eric Blore,
Rufe Davis. Rosemary Lane and many
others. Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes speaks at the annual
dinner of the American Civil Liberties
Union: the story of the Wilkes-Barre
bomb murderer is the Gang Busters
feature; the Cavalcade of America
honors the Constitution OF the United
States; Warden Lewis E. Lawes of
Sing Sing heads the guest list on the
Hobby Lobby program, with a maker
OF model homes from cigar boxes, the
inventor of nonsense machine and
collector of drums as other hobby
lists; Kristen Flagstad, Wagnerian So
prano, is the guest of Andre Kostal-
anetz.
THURSDAY-Phillips H. Lord, orig
inator of novel radio programs, is
the guest Of Gabriel Heater on the
We, the People broadcast; Adolphe
Menjou and Veree Teasdale, who are
Mr.. and Mrs. Menjou in private life,
are heard on the Music Hall show;
the story of Marconi, inventor of the
wireless. is dramatized as the first
Thursday evening presentation of the
Columbia Workshop; Wendell L. Will
kle. utilities magnate, and Robert H.
jackson, Government lawyer. discuss
the relationship of Government to
business in Americas Town Meeting
of the Air.
FR1DAY-The Sutro Sisters, Rose
and Ottiie, who are believed to
nave developed the technique of con-
certlzlng on two pianos and for whom
the term piano duo" was coined near
tne close of the last century. present
a concert including three numbers
written especially for them by promi-
nent composers during the Columbia
concert Hall program. President
Laredo Bru of the Republic of Cuba
discusses THE State of the Nation"
IN an international broadcast ar
ranged by the Mutual network
SATURDAY-Maxine Sullivan, Negro
singer. whose interpretations Of
scottish songs have won her member.
ships IN many Scottish societies. will
be guest artist on the Swing Cl,,h
program; Everett Marshall. Metro
politan Opera star, is heard on the
Hit Parade; Australian and American
universities are compared in a round
table discussion with the debating
teams OF Columbia University and
Melbourne University participating:
Artur Rodzinski conducts the second
concert of the N. B. C. Symrhony
Orchestra tn he y,recapt>J ,,~l.- -;