Evening star., 1938-02-13


120 offers of work.
Phil Baker Bottle" Tenor Al Carr,
Rhyth. Singer Connie Boswell and
Song Writer Charlie Tobias join Ted
Flo Rita's orchestra on the Holly
wood Melody Shop program (WJSv,
1890 ann.
nISCUSSIONS-Bnl Stern inter-
views Arthur Donovan, veteran
boxing referee tWMAL, ll:45 ann.
Bob Becker explains why dogs do
strange things tWRC, ~.
Raymond Green. member of two
expeditions which made the attempt,
DISCUSSES the chances OF q new ex-
pedltion about to essay the scaling
OF Mount Everest in an international
broadcast from London (WJSv, 1900.
Representatives John Taber of New
York and Senator James F.. Byrnes
OF North Carolina speak on the lat
ter's proposal for governmental re-
organization (WOL, y.
What Price Freedom" Is Charming
Pollock's subject (WJSv, s..
Harper Sibley, former president of
the United States Chamber OF Com
merce, and w. Leland Anderson, cot
ton exporter, are the speakers on the
Paths to Prosperity" program
(WMAL, y.
DRAMA-A fox terrier who dis
regarded his own safety to warn
his master OF a disasterous fire re-
ceives the National Dog Hero Award,
and his deed of valor is dramatized
tWMAL, 4:45).
Constance Bennett plays Mary.
queen OF Scouts. and Tyrone Power
Is the Earl of Boutwell,, in the ro-
mantle drama, Il Will Be King" to be
presented in Hollywood PLAYHOUSE
(WMAL, 81.
The period from 1898 to 1914 fur
nishes the theme of the Epic of Amer
lea dramatization (WOL, 81,
NOVELTY-Edgar Lee Masters.
author of Spoon River Anthol-
ogy,' is the guest of the new Poetry
Hour (WOL, 2:3O).
A jumping frog derby. being held
In connection with mining day at the
Golden Gate Exposition, will be broad
cast by WMAL at $50.
Jerry Belcher takes his microphone
to the mems quarters in Alumni Me-
mortal Hall on the campus of Wander
bllt University during the Interesting
Nelghbors program tWRC, 7:30).
THE WEEK.
MONDAY Senator Robert M. La
Toilette Of Wisconsin, chairman
OF the Senate Civil Liberties Commit
tee, will discuss the investigations
made by his group during the Ma
tlonal Radio Forum. The forum pro-
gram is arranged by The Star and
broadcast over coast-to-coast net
work Of National Broadcasting Co.
stations, with WMAL carrying the
feature locally at 1890.
Ginger Rogers and Douglas Fair
banks, jr., are starred in the Radio
Theater production of S. N. Behr-
mans Brief Moment; President
Charles Seymour of Yale University
greets alumni; Marek Weber pays
tribute to his friend, Franz Lehar:
Enid Szantho, Hungarian contralto.
is the guest soloist with the Phila-
delphia Orchestra.
TUESDAY-Benny Goodman traces
the evolution of American iazz
during his half-hour swing concert:
Horace Heidi presents his first selec-
tion as a future radio star, Jane Glib
son. a whistler from Dallas, Tex;
Patsy Kelly of the films joined AL
Jolson, and Joe Cook, stage comedian,
Is the guest of Al Pearce; Alfred
Wallenstein features Sibelius' "Elegie";
the most-photographed man and wom-
an IN the news, as chosen by New
York City newspaper photographers,
are presented.
WEDNESDAY-The diamond jubi-
lee Of Kansas State College IS
observed as is the 10th anniversary
of the founding of the Elks; Olivia De
Havilland and George Brent are the
guest performers on Your Hollywood
Parade; the story of the Louisiana
Purchase is the subject of the Caval-
cade OF America dramatization: Fred
Allen presents a professional tea and
coffee faster; the second annual ban
quet Of the Benevolent Protective and
Completely Universal Order Of Fred
Smiths will be broadcast.
THURSDAY-Canon Anson Phelps
Stokes Of the National Cathedral
speaks in behalf Of the Foundation
for Americans of Mature Age: Fannie
Brlce draws Jack Benny as her Don
Juan, and other guests of Good News
OF 1888 are Maureen O'Sullivan. Lionel
Barrymore and Director Jack Con.
way; Wages, Prices and Recovery"
is the problem to be discussed in
Americas Town Meeting OF the Air;
Maj. Bowes pays tribute to Oakland,
Calf; the essay in music is devoted
to lullabies.
FRIDAY - John Van Druten's
There's Always Juliet" is the
Radio Guild presentation; the story Of
. 700-mile race between q horseman
and a steamboat is the subject Of the
Death Valley Days dramatization;
Humphrey Bogart, Louise Fazenda
and Frank McHugh are heard dur
ing the Hollywood Hotel program;
Reinald Werrenrath, baritone; Joy
Hodges, ingenue Of the stage success
I'D Rather Be Right; vergil Bing-
ham and al Poris. team of blind pian-
lists, and Alice Marion, contralto, are
the guests Of Ted Hammerstein.
GATURDAY-Kirs Flagstad and
~ Lauritz Melchoir sing in "Lohen-
grin" at the Metropolitan Opera
House; the birthday anniversary of
Chopin is observed three days in ad-