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

Offering of George Jessel over VOL
at O'Clock. The boys offer anything
grom Gregorian chants to the latest
in hot rhythm. All are pupils of q
Los Angeles church school.
Coincidence Lucille Ball gets re-
turn engagement on Phil Bakers
show-WJSV at 7:30.
nRAMA-Mother love occupies the
talents Of Irene Rich-WMAL at
GAS.
Tyrone Power and Gail Patrick
present light, amusing opus (ac-
cording to press releases) entitled
Panama Nocturne'-WMAL at 8
o'clock.
Brian Aherne and Jane Wyatt pre-
sent the second installment in Faith
Baldwins "Honesty's Policy"-WJSV
at O'Clock.
A collie dog whose nose scented
smoke and saved three families from
possible serious injury or even death
is to be honored on the Dog Heroes
program and his story dramatized-
WMAL at 4:45.
TALKS-President Roosevelt dis
cuSses the national unemploy-
ment Census over WMAL, WRC and
WJSV at 1890.
NOVELTY-Irish, Pole and German
are pitted against Hungarian.
French and Pole in a spelling bee
WMAL at 1870.
One of the most discussed golf
matches in the history of sport is to be
described over WRC at 2 and again
at 4 1t will represent the formal
debut Of mystery man" John Mon
tague. Babe Ruth also will partici-
pate as well as two feminine links
THE WEEK.
MONDAY-Senator Alben w. Bark
ley discusses problems due to
come before the special session OF
Congress during the National Radio
Forum. The Forum program is ar
ranged by The Star.
The actual opening OF Congress will
be carried by all networks; the Mag
niflcent Mayans" are the subject of
the Brave New World" presentation;
Pearl Buck presents an award to the
outstanding American woman in the
field of art; Edward Arnold and Anne
Shirley are cast in the Radio Theater
presentation of Come and Get It.;
Leopold Stokowsky conducts the
Philadelphia Orchestra in an ALL
Russian program.
TUESDAY-H. L. Mencken, critic
and author, discusses the "Ameri-
can Language" during the School of
the Air broadcast; Eddie Cantor is thA
guest star of the Hollywood Mardi
Gras show; Edward Everett Horton of
the films is heard on the Al Jolson
program: George Mccall, well-known
on the West Coast as a columnist, be-
gins a new series of Hollywood news
periods; Buddy Clark returns to the
Al Pearce show; Arabian marriage
customs are discussed OH the Hus-
bands and Wives program.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Roosevelt
and Secretary Of Agriculture
Wallace speak in connection with the
of the Department of
Agriculture; Fred Allen returns to take,
command OF Town Hall; Jascha
Heifetz, renowned violinist, is the
soloist with Andre kostalanetzs Or
chestra;. the Cavalcade of America re-
peats the story of the Seeing Eye.
HURSDAY-LuiSe Rainier, Allan
Jones and Robert Young are
among the screen performers to be
heard during the Good News of 1888
show; Jane Cowl presents scenes from
Elizabeth, the Queen" OH the Kate
Smith program; the Rochester Phil
harmonic Orchestra begins a series of
matinee concerts; Whose Constitu-
tion?' is the topic of the Americas
Town Meeting discussion, an Eskimo
mother and Capitol policeman who
guards the Constitution of the United
States are among the guests Of Gabriel
ERIDAY-Tyrone Power is heard in
scenes from his latest motion pic
ture, Second Honeymoon" as a high
light of the Hollywood Hotel broadcast;
undergraduates Of Indiana University
supply the talent to be heard on the
Varsity Show; The Curse in His
Blood" is the title of the Court of
Human Relations d. tmatization.
= ATURDAY-Mau te Adams, famous
- American actress who retired
nearly 20 years ago. returns to public
notice with radio presentation of
Rostand's "Chantecler," broadcast
from the auditorium of Stephens Col
lege. progressive girls school in Mis-
souri,, where Miss Adams is engaged
in drama tutoring; Pierre Monteux
conducts the National Broadcasting
Co. Symphony Orchestra in the second
concert of its regular series.
HITLER AND YAWN - Skinnay
Ennis, song stylist with Hal
kemp's band, has been signed by
Paramount for a featured role.
Frank Parker will be the featured vo-
callst with Paul Whiteman when the
latter takes over Hal Kemp's SPOT.
Kate Smith has signed with Warmers
and will take her air show to the West
Coast after the first of the New Year.
D.. Freddie Rich seems destined for
two new spots on different networks.
. Walter O'Keefe is to Join the
Hollywood Mardi Gras show on jan
uary T.. -. Poetic Melodies has drawn
a long-term renewal -. Frank Young,
former VOL announcer, returns to the
station as pianist and announcer next