Evening star., 1938-01-23

Elaine" to be heard over WJSV at
hour broadcast will be q compositio
ehestra No. /. Opus g." and the two
hour concert also includes the Berlioz
FAntastique Symphonic"
Richard Crooks, noted tenor. is
guest artist of the Sunday Evening
Hour over the c. B. S. network tonight
at .. when he will sing as high lights
OF his performance the arias Una
F1utiva Lagrima" from Donizetti's
"LElisire d'Amore' and La Donne e
Mobile" from Verdi's "Rigoletto." The
symphony orchestra, directed by
Fritz Reiner, also has planned an
elaborate program. In full, the hour
offers:
overture to "WilIiam william, Tell" - Rossini
L'Elisir d'Amore" Donizetti
L. penn. p oe'Sts MoDiie aee GTens''1s lrom Rise-
,,...Mss;; M; CROOKS and orchestr.: 'e,a'
Talk by Mr.. w. J, Cameron
Treasure ressl!. Waltz from The Gypsy
Orchestra
come Wnere My Love Lies Dreaming"
Foster
King All Aill aoTks Glopious ana 0'enes'ra BarnDy
Mr.. Crooks. chorus and orchestra
Hungarlan Dance No. 8, D Major"
Brahms
SHOW Me Thy Face English air)
Mr.. Crooks chorus, audience and
orchestra.
A PORTION OF the New Friends of
Music's chamber music program
will be broadcast over WMAL of the
National Broadcasting system over a
Nationwide hook-up' tonight from
$50 TO (E. s. T) from the Town
Hall In New York. This will be the
first time music lovers outside the met
ropolitan area will have an opportunity
to hear some Of the concerts which
have been making history in New York
for the last two seasons.
The work chosen is the Mozart
"Quintet for Piano and Woodwinds in
e Flat, Kochel No. 452,' which will be
performed by Rudolf Serkin, pianist;
Bruno Labate, oboist; Simeon Belli-
son, clarinetist; Benjamin Kohon. bas-
eoonist. and David Rather, French
horn player. This work. one of the
greatest in Mozart's extensive list of
chamber music, is rarely performed
because of the unusual combination of
instruments called for by this score.
Clyde Barrie Negro baritone, is the
guest of the Magazine of the Air" over
WJSV from to $50 pm. Editor
Charming Pollock is to talk about The
Happiness of Faith and Mark War;
now's Orchestra supplies the instru-
mental selections Barrie is a native
OF Brooklyn who pursued his vocal
studies at odd hours while working as
an elevator boy and bellhop in various
New York hotels. Later he popped up
as q redcap in Buffalos Union Sta
ton and finally obtained more sub
stantial position with the Gibson Com
mittee relief work. His first profess
sonal break came when he won an
award on radio amateur hour.
Ernest La Prade conducts the N. B.
G. Home Symphony Orchestra in the
second program of the new series to-
day at IL noon over WRC. La Prade
has programmed the first movement
from Haydn's Military Symphony:
Schubert's Ave Maria; Anitra's
dance from Griegs Peer Gynt" suite
and Strauss Blue Danube Waltzes"
for inclusion In the broadcast.
John SMITH, l5-year-old clarinet
ist, is guest soloist with Frank ST.
mons Armco Band during the concert
today from $3.50 to 4 pm. over WMAL.
The boy prodigy will play Sobecks
Concert Piece" as his solo contribu-
tion to the program. Simon will con-
duct the band in Pryor's Will Rogers"
march to open the concert This will
be followed by Charrosin's 1.-TWO Lit
tie Japs' and the overture to Sulli-
vans "Iolanthe. Gliere's Russian
Sailors Dance" from The Red Pop
py'' and Sousa's "Fairest of the Fair"
march will complete the half-hour
concert.
Viola Philo, soprano. and Corinne
Frederick, clavichordist.. are soloists
with the symphony orchestra during
the Music Hall on the Air program
today at 1890 pm. over WMAL. The
orchestra opens the broadcast with
the overture to Tschaikowskys "Ro-
meo and Juliet" followed by Miss
Philo singing Marietta's Lied" from
Korngold's Die Tote Stadt" and De-
bussys Beau Soir." The first move
ment from Mozarts Concerto in A
Major" played by Miss Frederick, and
the orchestra will conclude the pro-
gram with "Evocations, No. l." by
RousSel.
Tschaikowsky's famous Hymn to
the Trinity is to be rendered for the
first time by the Tuskegee Institute
Choir Of 100 voices today over WRC
at 1880 pm. The complete program is:
IVAN to Go to Heaven When Die"
kis. a,y 9, on X kinv TTsdtions TTsdtions
20 Mooniisht Deep and Tender,
''Hor Out Yo' Light Traditionai
"sins Aho That! Ths! Had the Wings s,.,,n,,
.u- Oh . a n p0Ss Ms!s Quintet; traditional
ayn an. to III A Il, T,inss Wsv
nRAMA-Anita Louise joins Tyrone
Power on the Hollywood Play
house program (WMAL at o. for the
radio comedy, Geek Gets Girl" a
geek" being carnival slang for wild
man.
Helen Hayes comes to the airways
tonight at $50, on WJSV, with a
sequence from Victoria Regina"
which she now is playing in Chicago.
She will be supported by Werner Bate
man. who plays Prince Albert in the
production.
VARETY-Pf1il Baker continues his
"Goofy Interviews" series on