Evening star., 1938-01-16

eS WILL Oe 0CNuOcItS MlutdIy MAICu
the Church Of the Air-WJsv at 10
an.
Prosperity and Peace" will be dis
cussed by Father Wilfrid Parsons on
the Church of the Air-WJSV at !
o'clock
The Rev. Charles D. Hubert will be
guest speaker on the wings Over
Jordan" program-WJSV at 8 am.
THE WEEK.
MONDAY - Representative Robert
Ramspeck. Democrat. Of Geor-
gia, will speak on Civil Service" on
the National Radio Forum. The Forum
Is arranged weekly by The Star and
broadcast over coast-to-coast net
work Of National Broadcasting Co. sta
tions. WMAL bringing it to local lis
teners at 1890 pm.
Arthur Rubenstein, celebrated Polish
pianist, making his first tour in this
country in nearly decade, will be
guest soloist with the Philadelphia
Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy conduct
ing; George Arliss makes his first radio
appearance in four years. with his wife,
playing scenes from "Disraeli" on the
Radio Theater; members of the Holly
wood Hotel" program join the celebra-
tion of the thirty-fifth anniversary of
the movie capitals famed Hollywood
Hotel: Vera Brodsky, noted American
Nio MET hooirc 4f
day afternoon programs; the Coolidge
Quartet gets an additional IS minutes
per program for the remainder Of its
cycle Of Beethoven quartets.
TUESDAY-Inaugural ceremonies Of
Gov. A. Harry Moore will be a
morning feature; Benny Goodman
essays to prove his clarinet is as much
at home among the classics as in
swingtime, joining the Coolidge Quar-
tet on his program in Mozart's &C Ma
Jor Quintet: Kate Smith will inter-
view Robert K. Christenberry, head Of
New York's Astor Hotel: "A Song for
Occupations, by Roy Harris, will be
featured by the Westminster Choir;
John Barrymore guestars on the Al
Jolson show.
WEDNESDAY-The University of
Maryland is featured first in
new series of broadcasts from the
campuses of the countrys land grant
colleges; Lawrence Tibbett's selections
range from Cole Porter's Close" to
Moussorgsky's The Flea" on his
broadcast with Andre Kostelanetz's
Orchestra; New York's Stork Club is
featured on Manhattan After Dark;
DR.. Quincy Wright, professor Of in
ternational law at the University of
Chicago, discusses Neutrality and
Concerted Action; Gabrielle Hunt,
soprano, and Isidore Gralnick. violinist
will be guest soloists with the Curtis
Institute of Music.
THURSDAY-Music of the seven
members of the Bach family
Johann Sebastian Bach. his four sons,
his cousin and his uncle-will be fea-
tured by Victor Bay on his Essays
in Music" broadcast; Crime Preven-
tion and Parole" will be discussed bv
experts in the field, including j. Edgar
Hoover; Tom Girdler will reply to
Robert H. Jackson's attack on big
business: Maj. Bowes Amateurs will
honor Fort Worth, Tex
FRIDAY - The Tommy Farr-Jim
Braddock heavyweight match at
Madison Square Garden holds the
Spotlight for radios sport fans: studies
OF theme and variation and OF the life
and works of Ludwig Won Beethoven
will be featured by Walter Damrosch
on the N. B. c. Music Appreciation
Hour; Lucille Manners will sing the
Flower Song" from Geunods Faust:
Alice Faye guestars on the Hollywood
Hotel program.
CATURDAY-Lily Pons begins her
eighth season at the Metropolitan
Opera House with the first perform
ance in six years of Rossini's Barber
of Seville" with John Charles Thomas
singing the male lead; Alexander the
Great" radio drama written by
member of the Radio Script and Con-
tinuity Writing Glass of New York
University, will be the Columbia Work.
shop feature; Arturo Toscanini will
conduct the N. B. c. Symphony in
works by three master German COM
posers, Haydn, Brahms and Wagner;
Nathan Straus will discuss Palestine
Epic Of Social Reconstruction"
VAR1ErY-Phil Baker presents an
other panorama of the human
mind at odd intervals" on WJSV at
7:30. Music by Oscar Bradley and
comedy assistance by AL Carr and
Lucille Ball.
Charming Pollock's Magazine Of the
Air" also on c. B S.. pm. includes
talk by the dramatst on Happiness
Of Love-" piano duet by Vera Brodsky
and Harold Triggs.
Studies in soil and rock erosion are
the subject Of "The World Is Yours"
program over WRC, at 4:3O, a feature
offered In cooperation with the Smith
SNnian Insfit1tioy,