Evening star., 1938-05-08
OTHER PROGRAMS.

MUs1c-John Barbirolli conducts
A the orchestra and the Greenfield
Village mixed chorus, composed Of
junior and senior high school students
of the Edison Institute at Dearborn,
Mich. sing during the Sunday Eve
ming Hour CWJSV, 81. The program:
Overture to Der Freischutzr ~
Gentle River Orchestra Anonymous
.r, Mixed Ike ch1n chorus and orchestss sa,,,v.n
pr.,Ss. M!ssd q, sh.T1s .,n, and orehesfr1 n.n.
shepherds Hsy 2sshes'T'. Granger
"out of the Dusf oseneS''S, Lee
w,,,7 Mlasd sIr%sSss shS5ss and orehestrs; a,,.on
ANNIE MSfd EsuI5s chorus and oTsnsstrf stss3sb Air
Three sa dsaces snGron PROM a9f he 01inss
nered Hat" De Falla
"on. Holy ch0reh oTehestFai ST God" zeuner
Mixed chorus, audience and orchestra.
Henrietta Schumann. concert pianist,
and Jan Peerce, tenor, are guest So
loists during the program of the Radio
City Music Hall Symphony Orchestra
(WMAL, 1880 ann. The program:
g. faradisos s from Il 1afFNsInna'0' Afrieaine'
Meyerbeer
Second and third movements.
Mr.. Peerce.
..r Henrietta sehumann
Fl bo]ss6.s SsIsso de Ratale" from s:ssna n' sIs
Mr. Peerce.
'Alborada Del Cracioso'' Ravel
Orchestra.
The Canadian Grenadier Guards
Band returns for its fourth series OF
summer concerts this afternoon
WMAL, $500. The band. which last
month celebrated the 25th anniver-
sary of its organization, is one of the
outstanding military musical groups
in the world. 1t is not unusual for
an entire program to be devoted to
the works of its members.
Ernest La Prade conducts the
N. B. c. Home Symphony in Haydn's
military Symphony" (WRC. II a.m.).
Bernrad Herman is to conduct the
Columbia Concert Orchestra in the
first program Of a new series to be
devoted to rarely heard music. The
programs are not to be presented on
regular schedule, however. This
afternoon (WJSV, $500 the orchestra
Is to play the overture to lie Devin
du Village" by a composer whose
name Is more often associated with
French literature during the revolu-
tionary period than with music. Jean
Jacques Rousseau Soprano Hollace
Shaw will sing Delius' "A Late Lark"
and the program is to be concluded
by the orchestra with Rossinis La
Boutique Fantastique.
Norman Cloutier's program (WMAL,
- has not come in for treatment
by N. B .C.'s press department this
week, but it deserves noting. Mr..
Cloutier's arrangements of the lighter
music almost invariably are distinctive
and interesting.
Hugh Herbert, film
comedian, and Charles Loeb, who
tried to crash Hollywood by shipping
himself to studio in an air-condi-
toned trunk, are to be the guests
of Feg Murray (WMAL, $500. Mr..
Loeb is to tell what happened when
he reached his destination. Mr.. Her
bert has had varied career in show
business. having been writer, di-
rector and reader of lines from behind
the screen during the silent screen
days.
George Jessel devotes portion of
his program to dramatization based
upon the activities Of Haym Salopon,
Philadelphia banker who helped raise
money for Gen. Washington during
the American Revolution (WOL, 81.
Charlie Mccarthy will engage in
his peculiar brand of conversation
with Gladys George, stage and screen
star (WRC, y.
DRAMA-Sally Eilers is Tyrone
Powers leading lady in radio
adaptation Of the motion picture,
Walking on Air." in Hollywood Play
house (WMAL, 81.
Lucretia Hart Clay, wife of Henry
Clay and his constant companion
during the long, fruitless quest for
the presidency. is the subject of the
There Was = Woman" dramatiza ton
(WMAL, -.
How the minting of q gold coin
changed the course of world events
will be told in dramatic form during
today's Empires Of the Moon program
(WMAL, 1880.
TALKS-Secretary Of State Hull
inaugurates the series of pro-
grams to be presented in the interest
Of American good will (WJSV, ~.
Secretary Hull is to speak on Eco
nomic Cooperation in the Americas, -
the theme Of the series, and read a
message from President Roosevelt. Six
Latin American nations are to be
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