Evening star., 1938-01-16

First number on the renewed SCI
Ia D." followed by Coerne's "Exalta-
tion," the minuet from Mozart's
"D4vertimento No. IT.; "Traeumerie, "
BY ochumAnn. and the overture to
0linka's "Russlan and Ludmilla."
On the G. B. s. chain the highlights
Of the day include . concert by the
New York Philharmonic Orchestra,
with Georges Enesco again appearing
as guest conductor. Starting at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. the program
will first present Mr.. Enesco as soloist
In the violin parts Of saint-saens'
Concerto No. / in A Major" fol-
lowed by the Mozart "Haffner" SYM
phony; two movements of the Suite
Rustique." by Sabin Dragoi (first
American performance, and Beetho-
ven's Fourth Symphony"
Deems Taylor is commentator for
the Philharmonic broadcasts.
OTHER PROGRAMS.
MUSIC-Jeanette Macdonald, screen
and radio star, offers works by
two Of her favorite composers, Victor
Herbert and Rudolf Friml. on a WJSV
program at o'clock. The numbers
include:
italian Street Song" Victor Herbert
"s.rt FsGm W,lt," Naughty Marietta 'k.lm.n
From "sari."
Something Seems Ting -aLinRH,d nxddIi slnEr sr,,
From Hi Jinks.''
blue Bells OF Scotland" folk song
"Connais tu le Pays" from ''Mignon."
Biz BrssS s, Bsndy an w,,,IS EdTsrd rY.1. Germans
"symp.ssy SHns F. Frimre M',oo5 rhs ss'Pi Pir.ny"
Duet with Mr.. Evans.
Harry Meuser, 16-year-old bassoon-
ist, is guest artist on the Frank
Simon concert over WMAL. $50 to 4
O'Clock, playing
Carnival Of Venice"
soloist and orchestra.
. BY, the orchestra. ..,.
sy the orehestr.. ',
By the orchestra
Mexican Serenade' from LA Paloma
Yradier
BY the orchestra.
"Chimes Of Liberty Goldman
BY the orchestra.
Liz MuSlC 11dtl NOllSSlt plOsA q lii
at 1890, also heard over WMAL,
presents Jan Peerce as soloist in
Eleazar's aria from the Halevy opera,
la Juive." Other numbers, played
by the symphony:
First Symphony" ---- Beethoven
Second and third movements
Sixth symptom Tschalkevsky
Hungarian Caprieclo' -zador
On the Sunday Evening Hour, 9
to 10 O'Clock, WJSV, Robert Casa
desus, noted French pianist, IS the
guest artist. The program:
Overture from .Masaniello" ------Auber
Allesro from Concerto in ,iHi 6 MIner% rs!.ns
Mr.. casadesus and orchessrsi
Talk BY Mr.. w. J. Cameron.
"Danse Bohemienne," from
"Jolie File ds Perth" "--------Biset
"Ar.besaue" orones'ra. -D.Oussy
. Mr.; casadesus: o..So,
D'n'e 1'DsMsnolesa NJ. easadesus. --ar'nad0'
Aoee Mr.. casadesus.
The sor'erer o4sbestTsi 8 ARessntice'----Dukas
Hymn for the City" Storer
Chorus. audience and orchestra.
The Metropolitan Operas additions
Of the air at o'clock this afternoon,
N. B. c., will offer the following
novitiates and operatic numbers:
March ,ra,d!s from "Tannhauser. SEN. San:,n,
~ orehestra
20 Paradise" from "L'AfEisano,"
"rm r.llins in nntsn'; 1--we 'sR1oi VICTOR Herbert
"Ah Fors'e Lu.' from "Traviata,'
ssssl. Ruth H!ckford lyric soDE.noi noi
4 s.ve;,iu Gslahnis'" from Barber ae:,n, o., 81,
.,. Nino csrbonl. b.ss-b.ritone:. bbit:s'a,
TITO from tn. last act OF Faust" A"''.
Gounod
Native American songs are a fea-
ture Of an earlier vocal program in
the day, the concert OF the 60-voice
male chorus of Tuskegee Institute
Choir, WRC, at 1:3o pm. In addi-
ton to Get on Board Dis Noble Ves-
sell and When de Lord Sounds de
Trumpet" two items heard for the
first time in the current series by this
widely known group, the singers offer
. rounded selection Of spirituals. The
program:
sinner. Please Doan Let Dis
Harves Pass Burleigh
New Born Again" Traditional
HoF de Win Traditional
INA Rollin Traditional
.O Zion Traditional
Get on Board Dis Noble vessel"
Traditional
=, Male chorus
LOST IN the Night" christensen
Wheh de Lord Sounds de Trumpet"
Traditional
Male chorus.
"Shov Me the Way' Traditional
nIsCUSS1ONS-The Right Rev.
Msgr. Fulton j. Sheen will speak
on Capitalism" during the Catholic
Hour-WRC at 6 o'clock.
Man Faces the Future" will be the