Evening star., 1937-10-03

series tonight over WMAL at o
conducted by Emo Rapee, will be joi
although all will not sing on this
engagements abroad.
-setScrrS esetcrrS an invited audience of 5000
m Carnegie Hall. New York, Donald
Dickson, Maria Jeritza and Joseph
Schmidt are to appear with the
orchestra. Helen Jepson will sing
from Hollywood, with Grace Moore
extending greetings from the film
capital Further fluctuations will
come from Jussi Bjoerling and Erna
Sack in Stockholm, Sweden, and Rich
ard Tauber in Derby, England
Bjoerling is leading tenor of the
Stockholm Royal Opera, and Miss
Sack. coloratura soprano of the
Dresden Opera, will be singing in a
concert in the Swedish capital to-
night. Within a few weeks all men,
bers of the concert company are to
assemble in New York for the remain
der of the concert season.
Another feature of the program is
10 be the first in series of talks by
the well-known N. B. c. commentator,
John B. Kennedy. to be entitled, THE
Parade of Scientific Progress" Ken
nedy plans to relate. in simple lam
euage. stories of new discoveries in
the world of science, medical and
chemical developments. as we'll as
inventions and revelations in other
fields of research. The program.
"Triana" --------- Albeniz
Orchestra.
(O do Not Go Ny Love" Haseman
tb) I'm Prater' .------- stols
Maria Jeritza.
in sJoeriins iron from stockholm. holm @ Sweden sns''
Polka from "Schwanda" Weinberger
&. "s.renade,' Orchestra Schubert
Helen Jepson drom Hollywood: ~
Joseph Schmidt
The Parade of Scientific Progress"
John B. Kennedy.
'LIsSsStod'' is6dso from Tristan uHa Wasper
oO Love Duet from Act III Of
Maria Jeritza and joseph Schmidt.
Act 1 of Don Giovanni"
Maria Jeritza and Donald Dickson
Derby, EnGlanOo ana Grace MOORE
from HOLLYWOOD. CalifD.
"Rumanian Rhapsody No. ~ n H.,
Orchestra.
OTHER PROGAMs.
NfUSIC-Kirsten Flagstad. Nor
AA wegian soprano, is the guest
artist on the Sunday Evening Hour,
Overture to THE Magic Flute Mozart
'Dreams' Wagner
Nine. Flagstad and orchestra
''Du Bist der Lenz' from u
Nine. Flaestad and orchestra
prelude to Act II from -
"Serenade for the Doll. and
"Golliwog's Cakewalk" from
"The Children's Corner Debussy
"still VIE Die Nacht'' Bohm
Nine Flagstad and piano
Love Went A-Riding' Foster
Nine, Flagstad and orchestra
Nine. Flasstad. chorus and
-, orchestra
Die MeistersiHssT. oldssst,. Wagner
"A Mighty Fortress is ,,.s..
Nine. Flaestad. chorus. audience
and orchestra
Chopins Concerto in E Minor" will
be played by Moritz Rosenthal, pianist,
accompanied by the Vienna Radio
Orchestra-WRC, at 1:30.
The Fireside Recital will be heard
over WRC at 7:30 The program
by Bendemeer's Stream" Old Irish Air
Sgurd Nilssen. bssso. and piano
Helen Marshall, SOPRANO: Max Hollan-
der. violinist: John Mundy, cellist
'Deres a Man Coin 'Roun'
Joshua Fit de Battle Oh pron
JeriiHG,, Ni1ssen and piano quintet Brown
Miss Marshall and piano quintet
Gene Raymond and jeanette Nc
Donald present songs from Romberg's S
1.-THE Student Prince"-WJSV, at a.
Hardesty johnson. tenor: Virdinie
Mauret, coloratura, and Jess Walters,
baritone, are to be heard in the first
Metropolitan Opera Addition OF the
Air-WMAL, o'clock.
The Madrigal Singers offer a pro-
1890 this morning.
Bach's prelude and Fugue in E
Minor, No g." will be played by DR..
Charles Courboin, distinguished organ
ist-WOL at noon.
NARIETY-Walt Disney, creator OF
Mickey Mouse. tells his story on
the Ozzie Nelson Harriet Hilliard-Feg
Murray show, Richard Arlen appears
In a dramatic sketch-WMAL at 7:30.
Return of Don Ameche and w. C.
Fields has been postponed, but Rudy
Vallee Is master of ceremonies and
Sally Eilers appears in a dramatic
sketch-WRC at 8.
Jack Benny returns, with Mary Liv-
ingstone, "Schlepperman," Andy De-
vine, Kenny Baker and Phil Harris
Orchestra-WRC at 7.
A series of interviews between Lin
ton Wells, journalist, and correspond
ents abroad will be inaugurated on the
Magic Key program this afternoon al
2 o'clock. First interviewee is Fred
erick Birchell, chief foreign CORE
spondent for the New York Times
Also on the show are to be Johr
Charles Thomas. the Tune Twisters
and Jolly Coburns Orchestra.
Sheila Barrett. mimic, headlines 6
new show on WRC at $50, supported
by Graham McNamee, Joe Rines
Orchestra, Roy Campbell's Royalists
Phil Baker returns with Beetle
and Bottle" and AL Carr, tenor
Other talent includes the Earl Townel
Singers, Patsy Kelly and Oscar Brad.
ley's Orchestra-WJSV at 7:30.
A new half-hour variety show
headed by David Ross in an unusually
tmpish mood, makes its debut ovel
WJSV at $50.
Joe Penner comes back with julie
Gibson as featured vocalist, Gent
Austin. tenor. a pair of musical come.