Evening star., 1938-03-27

will be heard tonight (wRc, lo). The
program:
Overture to "Tannhauser' Wagner
Orchestra.
I'll Balen," from II Trovatore,"
scDerso LsonaFa Fsrawss7ie Warren baritons;
.-u,, Arnold Eidus; violinist;
Drink to Me Only With Thine
Chorus and orchestra
Those awarded contracts through
the Metropolitan Opera Additions of
the Air will be heard this afternoon
(WMAL. 81.
DR.. Charles Courboin, organist, plays
over VOL at noon. The program:
"Sanctus," from st Cecilia Mass
Gounod
PRAYER Saint -Saens
phony' Widor
|. "Cortege ct Litany' ---- Dupre
NARIETY-Phil Baker says a fare
we'll to Hollywood for a time
(WJSV, 7:30).
The original "Sing" band and Alan
Mowbray of the films are the guests
of George Jessel (WOL, s..
Olivia De Havilland is the guest of
Charlie Mccarthy and Donald Dick
son, Met baritone, returns tWRC, 81.
Kate Smith will be heard during
the Jack Benny program (WRC, y.
Alice Brady and Edgar Kennedy of
Hollywood contribute their talents to
Feg Murrays period (WMAL, 7:3O).
nRAMA-"Spy at Large" is the title
of new series of promising grip
ping drama" (WMAL, 81.
Another serial presentation makes
its debut. 1t is to be known as Man
haitian Mother" (WJSV, y.
Anne Shirley joins Tyrone Power
in presenting a tale of college life,
Il Got Two SWeeties" (WMAL, 81.
Rescue from the skies which ended
a tWo-year separation of two lovers is
the theme of Irene Rich's vehicle
(WMAL. 9:45).
The Dog Heroes program presents
paradox, for it offers the story of a
heroic cat which saved its mistress
from death by gas from defective
stove (WMAL, 4:45).
nISCUSSIONS-The University of
Chicago Round Table is occupied
with The Economics of Peace"
(WRC, 12:30). Participants are Ray
mond Leslie Buell., president of the
Foreign Policy Association; Eugene
Staley, economist of the Fletcher
School of Law and Diplomacy. and
Walter Laves, professor of political
science at the university.
Senator Hill of Alabama and SEN
ator Bridges of New Hampshire de-
bate the T. V. A. in the Mutual Forum
(WOL, y.
An oil prospector is interviewed by
Jerry Belcher (WRC, 7:3O.
A chiropodist and dance instructor
present their opposing views as to the
effect of big apple. Suzy-Q and shag
upon the feet (WRC. 81.
A. L. FISHERMAN, chief foreign cor
respondent of the London Daily Her.
aid, speaks from London on Great
Britain's position in the European
crisis (WJSV, 1900.
The l940 Olympic Games will be
discussed by Daniel Ferris. secretary
treasurer of the A. A. U. (WMAL,
HAS ann.
DR.. Harlan T. Stetson. professor of
cosmic research at Massa achusetts In
stitute of Technology. speaks during
the telepathy program tWJSV. 10).
Bob Becker speaks of keen hearing
in dogs (WRC, q.
NETWORK NOTES-Gene Krupa,
= erstwhile Benny Goodman drum
mer, has an Atlantic City engagement
to fill, but has not completed forma-
ton of band with which to fill it .
Frank Parker becomes the new tenor
of Hollywood Hotel on Friday
Raymond Scott and Milton Berle are
preparing to addition a new variety
show for sponsors What Would
You Have Done?, program in which
members of the studio audience are
asked their reaction to certain prob
lem situations, will replace Jack Benny
for the summer Bud Barry, local
announcer at N. B. c., has left for
Germany with his bride on a four
months leave of absence. George
Wheeler, former page boy, replaces
him.