Evening star., 1938-01-09

ACS Mulioy pItScIlVS ray WTdy,
film player, and George Stone, who
trains animals and insects for mo-
ton pictures-WMAL at 7:30.
Paula Stone. daughter of veteran
stage and screen performer, Fred
Stone; Eleanor Whitney, talented tap
dancer; Noah Beery. jr.; Benny Baker
and Mary Carlisle of the films, face
the microphone during George Jes-
sells collegiate shoW-WOL at 6
o'clock
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt makes
her deferred address on the Magic
Key program today, discussing her
recently published book. Other fea-
lures are songs by Carl Hartmann,
tenor of the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
and Joan Edwards, well known to
N. B. c. audiences-WMAL at 2
o'clock
A man just returned from the
mountain monasteries of Tibet is
interviewed on the Radio Newsreel
program-WRC at 3 o'clock.
One of the late George Gershwin's
latest songs receives it's premiere on
Jack Benny's program-WRC at z
o'clock.
|n1SCUSSIONS-Thomas j. Watson,
president of the International
Chamber of Commerce, and Prof.
James T. Shotwell of the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace,
discuss Industry and World Eco
nomic Co-operation"-WJSV at 2
o'clock.
The Administrations Antitrust
Campaign" is the subject of Uni
versity of Chicago Round Table con-
slderation-WRC at 1890.
The Ludlow amendment, intended
to provide for a national referendum
before Congress could declare war,
except in the case of invasion of
United States territory. will be de-
bated by Representatives Herbert
BigeloW and Emanuel Celler-WOL
at Z o'clock.
THE WEEK.
MONDAY-Representative Maury
Maverick, Texas Democrat. will
discuss Taxes" during the National
Radio Forum. The Forum program
is arranged by The Star AND broad
cast over coast-to-coast network of
National Broadcasting Co. stations
with WMAL carrying it locally at
1890.
Senator Robert r. Reynolds of
North Carolina speaks on "Immigra-
ton; the Coolidge String Quartet
begins series of concerts featuring
the six quartets of Beethoven; Grace
Moore and Basil Rathbone present
Enter Madame" in the Radio The
ater, with Miss Moore introducing
her protege, 11-year-old Jeanne Ellis.
Famous songs of famous men are
introduced in new feature entitled
For Men Only.
TUESDAY-D orothy Thompson
speaks on Robert Maynard
Hutchins, who became president of
the University of Chicago at the age
of 80; Dale Carnegie brings his
theories on how to win friends and
influence people to the air waves. fea-
turing dramatizationS of problems
during his program; Louise Fazenda
OF the films is the guest OF Al Jolson;
Campus Comment, presenting discus
sions of student problems and matters
of interest to undergraduates, is in
augurated; Col. Frank Knox, Chicago
publisher, makes his first major radio
address since the 1886 presidential
campaign.
WEDNESDAY-Principal air event
is the return of Ben Bernie
with new show, featuring Lew Lehr,
dialectician of the newsreels, and the
Nicholas Brothers, dancers and come
dians; What Constitutes Good Citi-
zenship?" is the question to be treated
on the Parent Teacher Program; the
achievements of Robert Hare, pioneer
American investigator in the field of
electro-chemistry, are dramatized by
the Cavalcade of America; DR.. Glenn
Frank. former president of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, speaks on the
first Campus Comment program,
new feature, presenting discussions of
the problems of undergraduates.
THURSDAY - Broadcasting from
Hollywood, Rudy Vallee presents
Ralph Bellamy and Jessie Ralph, mo-
ton picture players; June knight, mu-
sical comedy star, and the English
music hall comedy team of Claude
Danphier and Billy Carlyle; Richard
Barthelmess is heard with Kate Smith;
We, the People, reveals the reason why
a messenger appeared at all weddings
in a certain New York church and
threw confetti at the newlyweds, and
presents man who claims to be the
famous Charlie Ross, kidnapped ga
years ago.
ERIDAY-Tommy Dorsey presents
musical essay on the evolution of
swing; Ted Hammerstein presents Ar
thur Carron, young tenor of the Met
ropolitan Opera Co.; Sylvia Froos,
personality" singer; Alan Roberts,
singer of radio and the concert stage;
Tex Fletcher. cowboy vocalist; Mutual
broadcasts the premiere of the film,
I'm Old Chicago; Connie Boswell
joins Paul Whiteman; Hollywood Hotel
features scenes from the motion pic
ture of the same name.
SATURDAY-Former President Her.
- bert Hoover addresses the annual
luncheon of the Women's National
Republican Club; Grace Moore sings
the lead role in the Metropolitan Op-
era Co. presentation of Puccini's LA
Bohenle"; headliners of the wrestling
and boxing fraternities match syllables
in the N. B. c. spelling bee; the Chi
cago Symphony Orchestra presents
another concert over VOL; Lauritz
Melchior, tenor of the Metropolitan
Opera Co., discusses his collection OF