Evening star., 1937-11-21

ne-year run, replaces the current Hit
The Reinischer Saengerbund of New
York, one Of the most famous German
choral groups in the country, is heard
on program arranged especially for
rebroadcast to Germany over WRC
at 1 o'clock
VARIETY-Bobby Breen, youthful
singing star, Is guest Of the
Hollywood Showcase program-WJsV
at 10 o'clock.
Phil Baker introduces his latest
song. You're Twice as Nice'-WJSV
at 7;30.
Sheila Barrett and Roland Young
offer radio adaptation of Uncle
Toms Cabin"-WRC at $50.
Jack Benny presents his version CT
Lost Horizon'-WRC at 7 o'clock.
Charles and Wesley Ruggles appear
on the Seeing Stars program. to-
gether with Marjorie Weaver. described
as The most successful unknown in
Hollywood" at 7:30.
Martha Gellhorn, newspaper cor
respondent, describes life in war-torn
Madrid when the Magic Key program
switches to that city. Other features
include an original playlet by Robert
Wallsten with the author playing op-
posite Margalo Gilmore; Ernest Victor
Wolff, harpischordist, and Virginia
Rea, soprano, WMAL at 2 o'clock.
Billie Burke is to offer a dramatic
sketch with Don Ameche-WRC at 8
o'clock
Buck Jones. hero of many West
erns' in the films, appears with George
Jessel-WOL at 6 o'clock.
nRAMA-The life of st. Elizabeth
of Hungary is dramatized during
the Ave Marie Hour-WOL at $50.
Constance Bennett and Cary Grant
offer a radio version of P. G.. Wode-
houses Medicine Girl"-WJSV at
S o'clock.
Tyrone Power stars in The Truth
Came Ivor Noyello's stage success
WMAL at 9 o'clock. Florence Rice.
daughter of Sports Writer Grantland
Rice, plays opposite him.
IALKS-"Se Secretary Hulls Foreign
Trade Policies is the subject to be
discussed during the University of
Chicago Round Table program over
WRC at 1890.
Dr. Charles T. Loram professor of
comparative education at Yale, leads
discussion of Youth on the March,"
under the auspices of the National
Council Of the Y M C. A.-WJSV at
o'clock.
THE WEEK.
MONDAY-"Where Do We Go
From Here?" is the subject of
an address by Senator Arthur H. VAN
denberg of Michigan in the National
Radio Forum. The forum is arranged
by The Star. Henry Wadsworth Moore,
muralist, artist and landscape archi-
tect, is the speaker on The Star art
campaign broadcast.
Puccinis La Boheme" is presented
during the program of the Philadel-
phia Orchestra, the third and fourth
acts of Bellini's Norma" are heard
from the stage of the Chicago Civic
Opera House. Herbert Marshall and
Margaret SULLIVAN present The Petri-
fed Forest In the Radio Theater.
Margaret Speaks returns for a single
concert.
TUEsDAY-A surgeons description
of an operation while 1t is in prog
ress features VOLS schedule, Tenor
Jimmy Shields Is the guest of Al
Pearce, Stoopnagle and Budd are
heard on the Ross-ButterWorth show,
Al Jolson offers hill-billy fiesta with
Lum and Abner as guests.
WEDNESDAY-The story of The
Lady Behind Thanksgiving Day"
is dramatized on the Cavakade Of
America; Crete Stueckegold. soprano
Of the Metropolitan Opera Co., sings
with Andre KostalanetZ's orchestra,
Ned Sparks is the guest of Fred Allen,
original folk music from the Ukraine,
France, Sweden Yugoslavia Cuba,
Portugal and the United States is
presented as the first program in con-
nection with Dance International, or
ganization devoted to worldwide ap-
probation of the dance.
THURSDAY-"Doe Science Pro-
mote Human Happiness?" is the
topic to be considered in Americas
Town Meeting, portion of Gounods
Faust" is broadcast from the stage
Of the Chicago Civic Opera House,
Maj. Bowes salutes Charlotte, N. c.
ERIDAY-The first performance of.
Schumann's Lost Concerto"
composed for violin and orchestra,
recently discovered in the archives of
the Berlin State Library, will be given
by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra,
with Wilhelm Kulenkampf as solo,
ist. Student talent from Syracuse
University is heard on the Varsity
Show; Kay Francis and Veree Teas
dale present scenes from First Lady"
in Hollywood Hotel.
CATURDAY-The Army-Navy foot
ball classic will be reported for
the radio audience, as usual q new
work by Isidore Freed, American com.
poser, is played by the NJ B. c. SYM
phony Orchestra; Linton Wells dis
cusses censorship and Journalistic
regimentation."
HITTER AND YAWN-N. B. G. an
nounces exclusive broadcasts Of
the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl foot
ball games The composer of that
opera ordered by G. B. 8. states that
he will write in "the quick tempo in
which we are living" The World
Radio Convention is to be held in
Sydney, New South Wales, next April
Maj. Bowes' Family Party is Is