Evening star., 1938-03-06


member organizations of the I. B. U.
presented in new series of dramatiza-
tions entitled Their Greatest Stories.
(WOL, 81. This project of the P.
w. A. Federal Theater is to employ .
special reader" technique in the vir-
tually word-for-word presentation of
the classics.
The tale of dog which saved its
master from death by carbon monox-
ide gas is today's Dog Hero dramatiza-
ton (WMAL. 4:45).
NARIETY-Phil Baker introduces
his latest composition, Crazy
Ehumba" (WJSV. 7:30).
Jackie Cooper. screen juvenile. and
John Payne. latest Paramount find"
are to be the guests of George Jessel
tWOL, s..
Adolphe Menjou and Veree Teasdale
Mrs. MenjoW are to visit Charlie
Mccarthy CWRC. 81.
Madeleine Carroll, screen star of
England and Hollywood. is to be
interviewed by Feg Murray (WMAL,
7:30). E. E. Give. who only plays
butler roles on the screen, also will be
heard
Sara Allgood and Whitford Kane,
Broadway players. return to the Magic
Key program in an original radio skit.
George OConnor, veteran vaudeville
entertainer. we'll known to Washing
tonians; Marjorie Lawrence. soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera. and Carlos
Salzedo, harpist, also will be heard.
nISCUSSIONS-The Federal Chain
Store Tax Bill will be debated
by its sponsor. Representative Patman
of Texas, and Representative Celler of
New York in the Mutual Forum
(WOL, y.
The University of Chicago Round
Table CWRC, 12:30) is occupied with
discussion of England and the
Peace of Europe" Graham Hutton,
London economist. and Prof. Harry
D. Gideonse and Clifton NJ. Utley.
veterans of the program, will partici-
pate.
The Hull Trade Agreements and
the American Consumer" are to be
debated by Claudius Murchison. head
of the Cotton Textile Institute, and
Mrs Quincy Wright, chairman of
the International Relations Committee
of the League Of Woman Voters
(WMAL, y. ss~-~s
THE WEEK.
MONDAY-Secretary Of Agriculture
Wallace will discuss the new crop
control law in the National Radio
Forum, The forum is arranged by
The Star and broadcast over a coast
forecast network of National Broad
casting Co. stations, with WMAL carry
ing the program locally at l0:30.
w. c. Fields and Ann Shirley pre-
sent Poppy" in the Radio Theater:
Representative Scott of California dis
cusses his neutrality bill; Lou Holtz,
Kay Thompson, Richard Himber and
a trained seal inaugurate new pro-
gram: Columbia begins presenta ton |
of the IL Concerti Grossi of Handel. |
TUESDAY-Art Jarrett Joins All
Pearce; Dale Carnegie tells how
to obtain employment after 40; Emily |
Post discusses the extravaganza of |
women; the man who originated |
tramp trips" on freighters is intro
duced on the Russ Morgan program;
Andy Devine, throaty- voiced comedian
of the films, is the guest of AL Jolson.
WEDNEsDAY-Eddie Cantor forms
a team with Gloria Swanson;
the annual mother-in-law parade of |
Amarillo, Tex, is broadcast: Con-
stance Bennett joins the Dick Powell |
Your Hollywood Parade show; Art and |
Music in the lives of young people is
discussed on the Parent-Teacher pro- |
gram; Fred Allen interviews a beach |
comber; Buffalo Bill is the subject of |
the Cavalcade of America dramatiza- |
ton; Hobby Lobby presents a "legit-
innate forger."
THURSDAY--Victor Bay offers a
Lenten request program; Maj.
Bowes honors Newark, N. j.; Jon
Hall. star of Hurricane" is the guest |
Of Kate Smith; Americas Town Meet
ing of the Air presents debate on |
How Can Labor Settle Its Differ
ences?" between Homer Martin, pres
ident of the United Automobile Work.
ers of America, c. I. o. offiliate, and |
John P. Frey, vice president Of the
American Federation of Labor; Con-
ME Boswell joins the Good News of
1888 show.
FRIDAY-George Olsen and Tim
and Irene begin new program
series; Sylvia Sidney is the guest of
Paul Whiteman; Hollywood Hotel
offers Edward G. Robinson, Allen
Jenkins and Jane Bryan in q radio
version of "A Slight Case Of Murder;
Norman Thomas. Socialist leader, and
Mordecai Ezekial. economics expert |
of the Department of Agriculture,
speak in connection with National
Sharecroppers' Week. 49,.
SATURDAY-Carlos Chavez, Mex
- ico's most distinguished musician,
takes up the baton relinquished by
Arturo Toscanini; the Great Plays
series comes upon the Commedia DELI
Arte of 18th and 18th Century Italy:
Lily Pons sings the title role In
Lucia di Lammermoor" at the Met
ropolitan Opera House; the 26th ami
versary of the founding Of the Girl
Scouts of America will be observed;
the c. B. S. Workshop presents the
poetic tragedy, "Hassan," for the 1irst
time in its entirety in this country
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