Evening star., 1938-01-02

question to be threshed out during the
WOR Forum (WOL. y by Senator'S
Robert La Toilette of Wisconsin, and
Arthur Capper Of Kansas.
Charles T. Murphy, Assistant United
States District Attorney for the South
ern district Of New York, who recently
broke up giant diamond smuggling
ring, and Frank r. Wilson, assistant
to the Director of the National Census
of Employment, are featured on the
Radio Newsreel program (WRC, 81.
MONDAYS enator Joseph C.
N O'Mahoney discusses trusts and
monopolies during the National Radio
Forum. The forum is arranged by
The Star and broadcast over a coast
forecast network Of N. B. c. stations
with WMAL carrying it locally at
1890.
All networks will broadcast the
opening Of Congress, picking up the
Presidents address: do you approve
OF the practice of permitting criminals
to plead guilty to lesser offenses than
those with which they have been
charged?" is the question to be
answered by Warden Lewis E. Lawes;
Richard Crooks returns to his accus-
toned spot; Claudette Colbert, Fred
MacMurray and Walter Connolly pre-
sent Alice Adams" in the Radio
Theater; Nine Maria Kurenko,
coloratura soprano, joins the Contented
Hour.
TUESDAY-Walter OKeefe returns
to regular program, taking
his place as a permanent men,
Der of the Hollywood Mardi Gras
cast; Campus Comment, series
of once-a month discussions of CAM
pus problems and subjects of general
interest, is inaugurated under the
sponsorship of the National Student
Federation; Singing Star Jane Froman
is the guest of AL Pearce; Patsy Kelly,
screen comedienne, and the humorous
team of Tom Howard and George
Shelton are presented by Jack Oakie
WEDNESDAY-New York City's
w champion sniffer," who makes
his living tracking down subway gas
with his trained nose, will be inter-
viewed by Fred Allen: three inven-
tors are the guests of Dave Elman
during the Hobby Lobby program;
the achievements of James Buchanan
Eads. pioneer American engineer who
was the first to span the Mississippi
with a steel bridge at ST. Louis, fur
nishes the subject of the Cavalcade
of America dramatization.
ment and Business Work To-
gether?" will be discussed by Wendell
r. Wilkie, utilities magnate, and
Robert H. jackson, prominent ad-
ministration lawyer. in Americas
Town Meeting of the Air; Constance
Bennett of the films and Violinist
Toscha Seidel are the guests Of Bing
Crosby; love meter" is demon
strated on the We. the People. pro-
gram; j. B. Priestly noted English
writer. is interviewed by Rudy Valiee,
who also presents a Brazilian singer
and a new comedy team, Sugarfoot
and Sassafras.
Il FR1DAY-Claudette Colbert and
Charles Boyer enact scenes from
their latest motion picture, "Tovarich,"
IN Hollywood Hotel, with other guest
performers being Amos n Andy;
Mariana Fiory, celebrated European
actress is heard playing her first role
In English; a blow-by- blow descrip-
ton OF the Freddie Steele Fred Apos-
toll middleweight bout will be broad
cast.
SATURDAY - President Roosevelt
and Postmaster General Farley
are heard speaking before the Jackson
Day dinner guests; Zinka Milankov,
latest operatic find" makes her radio
opera debut; the Mems Glee Club of
Pomona College becomes the first con-
testant in the Columbia Chorus Quest;
Mutual presents the indianapolis
Symphony Orchestra.
british DEPARTMENT - King
George vi personally has granted
Mutual permission to re-enact his. cor
onation as a feature of its 1887 in
Review" Rival television interests are
busy equipplng British theaters with
their apparatus. Images are feet by
5 feet and, although television in the
United States is developed to an equal
degree, Britain appears to have taken
big stride toward providing such en-
tertainment for the general public.
End of British Department.
Lee Everett's guest artists for the
week: Robert Ewing, baritone: Mar
jorie Trusler, singer: Worth Anderson,
harmonica and guitar; Mrs. Grace M.
Berry, contralto; Clarice G. McEntree,
pianist.