Evening star., 1938-03-27

feature is presented. Writers of the
four most interesting expressions IA
voring increased foreign trade and of
the four considered most effectively
opposed were chosen.
The pros" will be represented BY
housewives of Chicago, ILL.,, and Law
renee, Kans.; a bank president of
Pontanelle, Iowa, and a farm ma
chinery research engineer from Ber-
wyn, Ill, Championing the viewpoint
OF the cons will be the owner of a
small ranch near Buffalo, Wyo.; pop
corn farmer of Terre Haute, Ind; a
housewife of Elgin, Ill, and a glass
worker of Cambridge, Ohio.
Edward Tomlinson, who presides
over the program and who supervised
selection of those to face the micro
phone tonight, declared that every
State was heard from via letter and
that the majority of the writer's we're
every day folks"
The amazing response to our invi-
tation," Tomlinson said. revealed that
the average citizen is tremendously
interested and keenly concerned with
the problem. Farmers, day laborers,
small-toWn merchants and housewives
were responsible for more than IS per
cent of the letters received"
OTHER PROGRAMS.
MUsIc-Tenor Mini Martini is the
guest artist to be heard with the
Sunday Evening Hour Orchestra, con-
Quoted by Sir Ernest Macmillan
(WJSV, 81. The program:
Overture to Don Giovanni' 80 Mozart
acsens., 'Rascssento De Rodolfo," from La
Mr. Martini and orchestra. "@'''''
,sLIsao ,La Donna Mobile. from "Rigo-
.,v.,.!M Mr., I-l..s Martini and orchestrss; .saDl
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings"
from Elm DeutScheS Requiem
Chorus and orchestra.
rSe SF0'i pear an'endEf FiS6ers Encore from sqzst
wna5 ME IN Msbttn a6e AiI a1d fodsyg GEehsstra ra.
-. Mr.. Martini and orchestra.
l. La DoloroSa Serrano
"csrnlFsl USs5n5 1Ss5In5e and orchestra
Orchestra
q sea1 a1ye Divine. Whose Constant
Chorus. audience and orchestra u'''e'
Deems Taylor will be presented in
the dual capacity of composer and
critic during the program of the New
York Philharmonic (WSV, 81. The
program
seenes TO rem SCHUBERT
Inn music. Act II; dream music m "a and nd
Cello Concerto in A Minor" Schumann
symphony No. , in D Major" Brahms
Frank Simon concluded his current
series of band concerts with 14-year-
old George w. Gass, jr., xylophonist
Of Chicago Heights, Ill. as his guest
tWMAL, $500. The program:
.,.yoices Of spring" g"----- Strauss
Grown Imperial ---------- Walton
Ancient and Honorable Artillery,i
Ernest La Prade conducts the N. B.
c. Home Symphony CWMAL, noon).
The program:
Air de Ballet from "Alceste" Gluck
in G Minor Mozart
Lullaby ------ Bra aims
overture, to "Russan and
Ludmilla' -------- Glinka
Soprano Viola Philo is the guest art
list with the Radio City Music Hall
Orchestra (WMAL, 12:30). The pro-
gram:
Overture to THE Bartered Bride"
Smetana
Orchestra.
"Standchen'-- Fl. Strauss
lyon Eviser 1ieSes seo Brahms
'Second Symphony ''-- Brahms
Soprano Helen Traubel sings with
the st. Louis Symphony Orchestra,
conducted by Vladimir Golschmann,
during the Magic Key program
(WMAL, D. The program, probably
not in order of performance:
Overture to "coriolanus" - Beethoven
"Elsa's Dream" from
Lohensrin ord Wagner
"ng M. Hist va der 1E14s LEM" from u,
"non ,r,n Miss Traubel. s.
"schs5s9 Ecte3,t in onda g Mi9qT" a1 from
Itch Lebe Dio5'! Orchestra crieg
Prelude to 'pis pisS MeisteTsinser" Misstees