Evening star., 1938-06-26

1t can be brought out of obscu
r. Columbia Symphony Orchestra
ton of native composer on each Eve
that of July "a. Some of the works t,
portion Of the audience. while many
are to receive their first performance
before a microphone.
America is a vastly fruitful coun-
try" declares Mr.. Barlow. "and in
formed critics agree that it is arriving
is languishing in the material of a
few restricted periods of other ages.
The new music in America, when it is
heard. is performed for a small clique,
and I feel that it is timely to seize
the magnificent opportunity offered by
radio to have this music heard be-
yond the borders of New York City
which is not America.
Those interested in fostering the
continued development of the Nations
music will receive the C. B. S. con-
ductor's announcement with great
pleasure, and those who feel that their
own efforts are worthy of broadcast
over coast-to-coast network will be
interested in an invitation from Mr.
Barlow. Composers may submit their
works for consideration, accompanied
by brief biography and personal de-
scription of themselves. There will
be no restriction as to form, and all
compositions are to be judged on two
points: Worthiness and adaptability
to the requirements of the microphone
Mr. Barlow does not intend to evalu-
ate potentialities of any composer,
stating, I'VE are playing these COM
positions to let the public hear the
music written today without in any
way attempting to prophesy its future"
TODAY'S PROGRAMS.
MUsIC-Mr. Barlow conducts
" Brahms Third Symphony
and Griegs Lyric Suite" (WJSV, y.
Alexander Smallens conducts and
Critic Carleton Smith handles the
commentary as the New York Phil
harmonic presents its first broadcast
Lewisohn Stadium Concert of the
season tWJSV, 7:30. The program:
Overture to The Bartered
symphony No, in so,n
"Scheherazade Suite"
Rimsky -Korsakoff
The famous Coolidge Quartet offers
chamber music during the Music Hall
of the Air program (WMAL, 1870
a.m0. The program:
"9as,,st in G Minor (opus su,.u.
Middle movement t,Tem quartz s',s
soRfTss Miasrf from Quartet in nenaelssohn Z
''ouartet No: ." Opus Is. Beethoven
Madrigals by French composers of
14th, 18th and 18th centuries are
sung by the Lee Jones Madrigal Sing
ers, accompanied by Yella Pessl at
the harpsichord (WRC. l2:15.
Soprano Willie Morris and Baritone
Raoul Nadeau are soloists of the
Invitation to Waltz program (WOL,
1900. The program:
Les Sirenes' Waldteufel
."peseIt Song" RemSsrs;
'Ysa Az Free" Apple vr.,s,.,
''valse Brilliante' : -Moszkowski
Grand Pas Espagnol,'
"Raymonda' zounow
Medley Various
A program of music by primitive
instruments is offered (WRC, 3:l5.
Among the odd items, chosen from
the Drexel collection at the Benjamin
Franklin Institute in Philadelphia,
are telegraph drums, stringed instru-
ments from Tiflis, India and Java,
ha7ps from Istanbul and Burma.
The American Album of Familiar
Music presents program of Rodgers
and Hart music (WRC. $500.
NARIETY-Jack Benny introduces
Dave Elman, who will conduct
Hobby Lobby when the jester goes
on vacation (WRC, g..
Carole Lombard visits Charlie Nc
Carthy (WRC. y.
Marek Windheim, Metropolitan
Opera Co. tenor who recently began
film work, and Actress Gail Patrick
are interviewed by Feg Murray
(WMAL, $500.
Ann de Ohla, the multi-voiced
singer, is heard again on the Magic
Key program (WMAL, -. Other fea-
lures to be presented include Co.
median Bob Hope, Song Stylist Rose
Marie, Bunny Merigans Orchestra
and Linton Wells interviewing a
Buenos Aires newspaper man.
HRAMA-Tyrone Power concludes
- his engagement at Hollywood
Playhouse when he is joined by
Beulah Bondi in an adaptation of
Maxwell Alleys THE Son of Mama
Posito," drama of an immigrant
couples struggles and hopes.
The story of code of honor which
forced a woman to sacrifice the man
that she loved rather than betray
her country is the subject of an
Empires of the Moon dramatization
tWMAL. 12:30).
The Story of Louis Frederici Cody"
is presented in the There Was a
Woman series (WMAL, ~. indicating
= the effect Buffalo Bills wife had
upon the plainsman after he went into
snow business.
! CPECIAL-A portion of the solemn
~ high mass celebrated in Quebec
at the close of the Eucharistic Con-
grSf of Canada is broadcast as is
the 'benediction of Pope Plus (WMAL,
10:45 am
Final matches in the mems singles
of the National Clay Court tennis
championships are described (WMAL,
$500.
DISCUSSIONS-"A Box Score for
the Seventy-fifth Congress" is
arrived at around the University OF
> Chicago Round Table, with members
Of the institutions faculty participate
ing in the compilation (WRC, $500.
John G. Winant, former Governor
OF New Hampshire, speaks from Gen.
eva, Switzerland. on the International