Evening star., 1937-11-21


The program, set for at least a
Parade presentation and is described
q q musical, dramatic and TOPICAL
broadcast with Dick Powell as master
OF ceremonies and Rosemary Lane,
late of the. Fred Waring entertainers,
. In the co-starring role. Warner pic
lures will be previewed, of course, and
the supporting cast is to be altered
from week to week. Leo Forbstein,
musical director of the studio, has
been placed in charge Of orchestral
entertainment, with Dudley Chambers
handling the choral numbers.
Among the film personalities avail
able for spots in the shows are Bette
Davis, Kay Francis. Enrol Flynn. Ed
ward G. Robinson, Leslie Howard,
. Olivia De Haviland, Fernand Gravel,
Pat O'Brien, Boris Karloff, George
Brent, Claude Rains. Joan Blondell,
Margaret Lindsay, Anita Louise, Hugh
Herbert, Ian Hunter, Humphrey Bo-
gart, Basil Rathbone. Frank McHugh,
Dick Foran and Beverly Roberts.
The latest compositions of Warren
and Dublin, Rogers and Hart, Whiting
and Mercer. NJ K. Jerome and Jack
Scholl will be heard, and direction is
to be supplied by corps including
William Dieterle Lloyd Bacon. Will
liam Keighley. Max Reinhardt, Busby
Berkeley, Bobby Connolly, Edmund
Goulding. Michael Curtiz, Anatol Lit
yak. John Farrow, Stanley Logan.
Reeves Eason and William McGann.
, Heralded as the beginning of new
era in production of large radio shows,
the entrance of Hollywood into broad
casting. as represented by M-G-M,
has brought nothing startlingly new to
date. Naturally, Metro has not hit its
stride, has not achieved the most eff
cient adaptation of its performing
and directing resources. Perhaps
competition will result in ideas new
to veteran broadcasting producers.
TODAY's PROGRAMS.
MUSIC-The st. Louis Symphony
1'A Orchestra. conducted by Vladi-
= mir Golschmann, supplied the music
for the concert hour-WMAL at 8
o'clock. The program:
"R1de Of ,he, valkyries" from Die
"alAuere oro,..,r. wagner
" .ASsh: As! SO, So eHas''s' fTe%n. from r,..,..
,,"s.,,.t.f.e Riehard frdr, 1agoeri; !ss si,.cc,~
"A,s No. o? } the 6 String from Suite Bach
O. LETTER FTuehlins Gri.s
'' s;s w.:asisad :asssai '?e fer s:3lss Hsa:
Two c!syiengfd M5 ,5isst 1fs'ss
90 Prelude s IN 1.., Bach
10 The Last Sons" Tosti
,yslyac..s fTom Symphony . Ne; :; ,sor.sx
"serenade' Schubert
"Wedd11ns y E611 March from R,msks,Kors,kov as cq9
Orchestra
The Metropolitan Opera Additions
OF the Air are heard over WMAL at S
O'Clock. The program
Selections from La Traviata" Verdi
Nedda's Aria o1snas'Fi' 9rom Pasliaccl,"
blue Are His Eyes" Winter Watts
"Ne Piu AndEsis I ftom The Mar; No., =.
"withqut Song "' Vincent Youmans
.vocs A0r5sha ps posns Re999skyf frdm saF'fons. ns
Glaconda" --ponchiell
EveIyn Macoresor, control,o: , 40
!. The Sunday Evening Hour is an all
Strauss program tonight-WJsV at
8 o'clock.
Overture to The Gypsy Baron"
II Greet Thee. Dear Venice" from
"A Night in Venice.
Charles Kullmann. Tenor and
eondsIa song 9 from ON "A Al Night lnb.a,rs ,nyenice"
The Queens Lace. Handkerchief"
"Aecsi.r.[ion M; koll%Snh Wsliz and Orchestra
Orchestra.
Duet and Finale from die Fielder
Dorothy sandlin. soprano, Mr.. Kull-
mann, Chorus and Orchestra.
sna t2om the visnns wooas
Prayer of THANKSGIVING Valerius
Miss Candlin, Mr.. Kullmann, Chorus,
Audience and Orchestra.
Mischief Piastro, distinguished vio-
linist and concertmaster of the New
York Philharminic, conducts his own
seldom heard arrangement of the
Pugnani- -Keisler "Praeludium and
Allegro" during the Radio City Music
Hall concert-WMAL at 1890. 1t
will be the concluding selection. The
balance of the program:
st; Anne Anpees Prelude and Fusue in a.on
Orchestra Arransement for String
Orchestra by M. Violin);, ~
"srfels1an1sS "strife snd War" DAstorsa A M4I
Edwina Eustis. contralto
selpe opes fo[ strings and TympaaIi sjbelius
Concerto for pIano Thrse rTio. Pianos Bach
Clifford Menu, tenor, is tonight S
Rising Musical Star-WRC at 10
o'clock. The program:
Polka and Fusue from "Schwanda"
Orchestra.
"odSs, S.r.ai:o %s '%as9 iTo@ S2,rcanee Isa pen'ud'
Meyerbeer
Fires of joy 'ireHafA from :'othello". verd,
Chorus and Orchestra
1aso's Drinking Sons" from "othsllo.,"'
Mr. Menu and Chorus
Artus Rubenstein. Polish pianist, is
the guest artist with the New York
Philharmonic-WJSV at o'clock
The program:
Overture to The Maid Of Pskov"
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Orchestra.
Variations for String Orchestra"
Arensky. from TSchaikowsky
Orchestra.
"rtsno Concerto No. 1 in B Fiat -
y Mr.. Ruhinstein.
Scene from The Acopalypse" - Liadod
Orchestra.
Suite from lie Coo dor"
Rimsky -Korsako1
Orchestra.
The Fireside Recital will be heare
over WRC at 7:30 The program:
Happiness, Feetins Treasur."
Saint.SAens
Helen Marshall, Soprano.
Max Hollander, violinist.