Evening star., 1938-06-06
LEWIS TO SPEAK
ON RADIO FORUM
Illinois. Senator to Talk on
Foreign Affairs of U. S.
Over WMAL at $50.

Tonight the National Radio Forum
presents colorful Senator j. Hamilton
Lewis, discussing Americas foreign
affairs. The Forum (WMAL at $500
is n weekly feature arranged by The
star and will make Senator Lewis
remarks available to Nationwide
audience through coast-to-coast
network of National Broadcasting Co.
stations.
Senator Lewis has kept in constant
touch with European and Far Eastern
affairs during his long service in the
/. Senate and has gained much of his
knowledge of foreign problems during
many trips abroad. He is a veteran
member of the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations and also has served
on the Committees on Naval and Mill
tary Affairs.
. Another angle of the vital problems
Of the Nations relations with Europe
today will be heard over WMAL an
hour earlier. at $50. when Francis
B. Sayre. Assistant Secretary of State,
speaks for Is minutes on The Amer
lean Foreign Policy"
Film Stars on Two Shows.
The stars will be out tonight, come
So'clock, on two networks Hollywood
stars appear on the Radio Theater
CWJSV), Joan Crawford taking the
leading role in the Thornton Wilder
version Of Ibsen's "A Dolls House, !"
Basil Rathbone and Sam Jafie ap-
pearing in the important supporting
parts.
The other kind OF stars will be in
volved in Alfred Kreymborg's poetic
drama. The Planets" (WRC). This
one. to be broadcast from the Hayden
Planetarium, is an allegory dealing
with the history of the earth from
1914 to the present and on into to-
morrow. The central figure, an old
astrologer, peers into the heavens in
search of peace and finds the planetary
gods, as in Grecien times, controlling
their various phases OF the doings on
earth.
On her first program of the
new series Margaret Speaks will
sing Kreisler's Stars in My Eyes"
"Voi Lo Sapete," from Mascagnis
"Cavalleria Rusticana," and Kalmans
"Sari." Alfred Wallenstein's orches-
tral program will include Delmarters
They, Too. Went to Town." Debussy's
Clsre de Lune" and the polka from
Weinberger's "Schwanda" tWRC,
1900.
Other Features.
Other features tonight:
Haywood Broun, GLADYS Swarthout
Frank Chapman and Veloz and Yo-
landa are on the IT Had Chance"
program (WMAL at y, revealing
their unfulf1lled ambitions John
Barrymore and Elaine Barrie (Mrs.
Barrymore) will be Eddie Cantors
guests tWJSV at $500 Stage and
Screen Comic Bert Wheeler appears
on the Monday Night Show" (WJSv
at y -. Marek Weber (wRC at 81
will feature Continental importa-
ton, THE Clock is Playing" by Pierre
Blaauw, and Johann Strauss tone pic
ture of viennese life, the familiar
Vienna Blut."
Tomorrows highlights:
The Vladimir Brenner Piano Quintet
will be featured on the N. B. C.
Music Guild program tWAdAL at :30),
playing Reynaldo Hahn's Quintet in
F Sharp Minor for Piano and
Strings" Radio goes horseback
riding when jockey rides a horse
over the Wilmington track, broad
. casting at the time. to give the radio
audience q first-hand account of
what 1t feels like to tear into the
stretch Of the Wilmington Handicap
on Wednesday (WRC at a Mary
Margaret Mcbride twJSv at 10 tells
OF the man who threw away 2,600 900
punches of violets when his recent
plan TO corner New Yorks violet
market failed. HIM.