Evening star., 1942-07-12
Sundays Program
Hiqh Liqhts

WBV, 1880 a.m.-Inviiaiion 10 Learning
Author Hendrix WiIlem Van Loon joins Kis
torians Dwight Miner and Jacques Barzun il
discussion Of koiey's Rise Of the Dutch
Republic"
WMAL, t7:i5-Fist Piano Quartet: Offer.
ing Chopin's Minute Waltz" Sehumann
"Traumere," Liadows Musical Snuff-Box' and
the Coronation Scene" from Moussorgskys
Boris 6odounov."
WkAl, 12:30-Musit Hail. Greeor fitel-
berg conducts selections from the works Of
Debussy 6rieq, Verdi, Schubert and Tsehai-
kowsky Soprano Selma Kaye and Volnsf
Joan Field are guest soloists.
WMAl, 2:00-Bue Theaier Players: A
drama Of preseni-day France, entitled Day Of
Glory"
W6V, 7:3O-st. Louis Municipal Opera:
The music Of Vincent youmans is presented by
Soprano Joan Roberts, Tenor Robert Field and
Coincidence Sue Ryan.
WRc, 2:30-cheago Round Table: Crisis
in Shipping" the problem Of Transporting SUI
fieieni men and maiere TO the United Ma.
tions' bastions throughout the world. Leo N.
Cherne, executive director Of the Research
Institute Of America; Dean William H. Spencer
Of the Chicago University Business School and
Charles Colby, the unversitYs professor oi
geography .
WHV, 3:OO-coumbia Broadeasiing Sym.
phony: Soprano Eileen Farrell is guest soIoisi
for "Liebestod" from Tristan und Isolde"
Howard Barlow directs the Prelude to "lohen.
grin" "Sieefrieds Rhine Journey from Got.
terdsmmerune" and the preIudes 10 the first
and third acts Of Tristan
WMAL, 3:i5-Wake Up, America: The
Problems Of Lasting Peace" discussed by former
President Herbert Hoover, former Ambassador
10 Belgium Hugh Gibson, Admiral William V.
Pratt, editor; Editor William |. Chenery and
Author Eve Garrett.
WEV, 4:30-Refreshmenf lime: Jerome
Ker's new score, Gay Senorita," receives its
radio premiere through Rita Hayworth and Fred
Astaire, Andre Kosfe|dnetz, Joan Edwards and
Kenny Baker.
Wlsy, 5:0O-Famly Hour: Soprano PoIyna
stoska is guest for tribute TO the men Of the
Navy.
WMAL, 5:3O-Aas John Freedom: The
drama Of freedoms spirit in occupied nations.
Shifting to new time.
WRc, 5:30-Return Of Ldiee: The Illinois
town, Stern Park Gardens, assumes the name
Of Lidiee, Czech village mereiIessY razed by
the Nazis in reprisaI for Hangman HeYdriehs S
weII.earned assassination. These are the dedi'
eatory exercises, participants including Wendell
WiIIkie, Writer Clifton Fadman, Col. Vladimir
Rurban, Minister from Czeehoslovakia, and Mrs.
Barbara Broz, a native Of the original lidite.
WRc, 6:30-Vetory Parade: fibber htGet
and Molly join the parade.
WRc, 7:00-life Of Josephine Tutile: Edna
May Oliver takes fishing trip.
WJSV, 7:00-Senator Robert F. Wagner 0
New York on Price Control"
WEV, 7:30-We, the People: Ii. JaeE
Dempsey tells how he teaches the Coast Guart
10 punch hard; there arc also short-ways pick
ups from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
WMAL, 7:30-Quiz Kids: The kids open I
| new stand with Texas moppet first guest.
| VOL, 8:00-Ameriean Forum: rs the Affi
tude Of the Press Toward Congress Unfair!'
topic discussed by Representatives Harry Shep
pard Of California and F. Edward Hebert 0
Louisiana (yea); Correspondent Ray Tucker ant
Newspaper Executive Kenneth Crawford (nay)
WRc, 8:00-Sfar-Spanged Vaudeville: Graei'
Fields. favorite Of English music halls, is CUES
on the show which aims TO resuseitate yauds
vile.
WMAl, o:00-Waith the News Go By
Inauguration Of daily series Of news com
mentaries featuring Earl Goodwin.
WINK, 8:30-Wafer Gate Concert: frant
Garlia, assistant conductor Of the National Sym
phonY, directs WebeTs Der Freisehuif' Over
lure, Bizefs "LArlesienne Suite No. t.
chabrier's "Espana Rhapsody"
WMAL, 8:30-Inner Sanetum Mystery: Til
Road 10 Ruin" a Psychological study Of boy
WKV, 9:00-Miseha, ihs Magnificent: De
but Of Comedian Miseha Auer in new weekly
series.
WMAL, 9:30-Jimmy FidIer: Announce
ment Of the winner Of War bond In fidler!
contest.
VOL, fO:30-This Is Our Enemy: Drama
tzed expose Of the degradation Of courts G
law in the Third Reich. Author Clara Leise
is guest speaker.
WHV, lo:3o-peport 10 Nation: "Wher
the Ant,InfIaiion Battle Stands"
WRc, tt:t5-Dear Adolf: Actress HeIe
Hayes tells Hitler what she thinks Of him
which isn't favorable from his viewpoint.