Evening star., 1938-03-06

entertainment to be sent to all other
Today's concert will be relayed to lis
teners in the United States by short
wave via Berlin, Germany.
The call of the kooka aburra, odd
Laughing" bird, will be followed by
those of the lyre-bird and whip-bird
as a novel introduction to the pro-
gram. after which tribal songs sung
by aborigines of Queensland are to
be offered by Gladys .Monchieff, So
prano, and Clement Williams, BARI
tone The numbers will include the
'Porcupine Song" a morning song
called "Jabbin Jabinir," in which one
native takes up the tune and is
joined in the next phrase by others,
while every one beats time on any,
thing handy. cradle song and
hunting tune A native Corroboree,
a tribal sing song in the nature of a
dramatic entertainment, will COM
plete the group of folk melodies.
The modern aspect of music down
under" has not been neglected in ar
ranging the concert. however. Two
NOHlpUSlJlUllS VI w ooALSSs Noai-
troller of music for the Australian
Broadcasting Commission. will be sung.
They are the "Stockrider's Song" and
the Bush Night Song" Roy Agnew,
pianist and modernist composer, is
to play two Of his works. Rabbit
Hill" and Drifting Mists." while the
Symphony orchestra will contribute
Percy Graingers Gum Suckers
March," Mr.. Granger is a native
of Australia, but has lived in the
United States since 1915.
OTHER PROGRAMS.
MUSIC-The Radio City Music Hall
A'A Symphony Orchestra presents an
all-Wagner program tWMAL. l2:30):
"Bacchapale." from "Tannhauser."
tParis version)
Duet from first act of Die Walkure'
Viola Philo and Jan Peerce.
March from "Tannhauser'
Orchestra.
Giovanni Martinelli. tenor Of the
Metropolitan Opera Co, will be guest
artist with the symphony orchestra
conducted by Sir Ernest Macmillan
during the Sunday Evening Hour
(WJSv, 81. The program:
overture to "Ccriolanus" Beethoven
la Fleur Que tu Mavais Jtlee."
1ssI:;#s Sts'3s;; $as:I :ns !2s't s'l.'
,o NJ E.,ssst MaEtinsl ne -. and orshsstrs a,,s
sar' ziS'i and md o. SuF In n0sa St. Maio,: peg
String Orchestra.
M NJ. MaTtinefli an and Orchestra Nn
.,r M. Ma, MaEtinelli and Orchestra; ;n,zo,
Ssfs Hs MaF'ns ans raess esSsns ins from Orchestra
"Schwanda" Weinberger
"1et Us With feHssn Gladstone Mind"
Chorus, Audience and Orchestra.
Effrem Zimbalist, noted Russian vi
elinist, is guest soloist with the New
York Philharmonic, conducted by
John Barbirolli (WJSV, -. The pro-
gram:
Overture to 'Haensel and Gretel.",
"cSpssrts ops. .ts fer Violin in D Mag sis.lus
EnTem LlmO2liSt,
opera. "schwanda" Weinberger
Arnold Belnick. 13-year-old violin
virtuoso. is tonight's Rising Musica.
Star (WRC. 1o). The program.
Three preludes from Carmen" Bizet
ri,,t c.r.s mGysTsRf ,D M1ds 55em vio9 Cen
Mr. Be1nirk
Prelude to Act III. and "Brida
Chorus from "Lohenerin" Wagner
Orchestra and Chorus.
Four singers will be presented in
the second semi finals of the Metro
politan Opera Additions of the Air
.(WMAL, s.. The program:
WAS Dubtet doch der Flieder"
from Die Meistersineer" r"--Wagner
'n.in l!se 1st saa afqn Brahm.
fsssr 5snfins:t from 'De5
The Gypsy and the Bird"
.G,se .MG,srsaret codd eolofatura soprano.
e3s5e Gioeonds" e" mar, from pdnehiellt aa
"Ay. .y ana -- --Friere
Felix Knight., tenor;
Die Frist ist um.'
RAYMOND Lutz baritone.
Quartet.
Robert Nagel. 13-year-old cornetist
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Pennsylvania
State scholastic champion on the
instrument. is soloist with Frank
Simon's band (WMAL, $500. The
program
K,jas ;ns Es$s Tsba.s ot the Polar Star" SsSss
.-, Robe Robert Nagel. cornetist. a
"The "TThhe hTidf 1GlidinG Elessl es'r,, ssousa sousa
Easter Monday on the White
.The st Stars 'M and Stripes Forever" sousa
Bernard Klassen, tenor, will join
Jeannette Macdonald on her pro-
gram tonight (WJSV, y. The pro-
gram (probably not In order of per-
formance):
Miss Macdonald.
Gypsy SONG from ,uMaytime." Rombers
my Heart STOOD Mr; s1hiSen: s1ili:; Rodsers.Hart
- my nea' Miss aHS'i MseDonaid. o's'
"1Sve Me T2nisht'" from THE Thev,,u,,
ii ~ Est .aS;. PoaS; Il Est Boz" %,ss.n..
"oh, Dry Those fears ?ss Del Rieso
Miss Macdonald.
Stephen Foster Medley.
orchestra ana Chorus.
Ernest La Prade conducts the N.
3. c. Home Symphony (WRC, IL
noon). The program:
Overture to LES Petits Refine"
Mozart
Third movement from Military
i, Irish HWsGasherwoman ------soWerGby
"Blue Danube Waltz" - Strauss
\ The Symphony Club Orchestra, 120
amateur musicians of Philadelphia,
akes its network debut over WRC