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TREND: A SECTION OF THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, DECEMBER 26, 1937 ART as far as is known no other woman in the world ha.s ever before attempted. The subcommittee of the Town Halt music commit tec which will co-oiwraie with Miss Tnreck in preparing the Bach series, to be given This Week on the Screen IN BROOKLYN ALBEE "A Damsel in Distress." with Fred Astatre. Joan Fontaine and Burns and Allen; also "Charlie Chan at Monte FOX "Thrill of a Lifetime," with the Yacht Club Boys. Judy Canova. Betty Grable, Johnny Downs, Elcanore Whitney and others; also "The Barrier." with Leo Carrillo.

METROPOLITAN "Nothing Sacred," with Carole Lombard and Fredric March, and "Prescription for Romance." PARAMOUNT "Ebb Tide." with Ray Milland, Frances Farmer and Oscar Homolka; also "Blossoms on Broadway." STRAND "A Girl with Ideas," featuring Kent Taylor, Wen-iv Barrle and Walter Pldgeon, and "Paid to Dance," with Jacqueline Wells. IN MANHATTAN ASTOR "The Hurricane," with Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall and others. CAPITOL "Navy Blue and Gold," with Robert Young, James Stewart, Lionel Barrymore. Florence Rice and, Billic Burke. 86TH ST.

GARDEN "Fanny Elssler." or "Gartenfest in Wien," new German film with English titles, starring Lilian Harvey. MUSIC HALL "1 11 Take with Grace Moore, Melvyn Douglas and Stuart Erwin. PARAMOUNT "True Confession," with Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurray. RIVOLI "Hitting a New High," with Lily Pons, Edward Everett Horton and Jack Oakie. STRAND "First Lady." with Kay Francis, Preston Foster, Anita Louise and Walter Connolly.

IKJ Berlin, to Laholm's present contract as leading Wagnerian tenor of the Berlin Opera. His performances of "Siegfried," "Tristan" and "Parsifal" have been stamped with the seal of Hitler's official approval; and when Benito Mussolini and the Duke of Windsor were visitors to Berlin Eyvind Laholm was called on to sing privately for them. One of the few American tenors to essay dramatic parts with success. Laholm has a repertoire of some 80 roles, several of which he has sung in French, German and Italian. Choir's jubilee The Russian Symphonic Choir, under the baton of its founder and director, Basile Kibalchich, will give a Jubilee Concert at Carnegie Hall on Monday evening, Dec.

27, to mark its 25th anniversary. Talia Sabanie-eva, soprano, and Evsei Beloussoff, 'cellist, will be the soloists on the 011 me evenings next October, con sists ot Ulga Hamarott-ato-kowski, founder of the Layman's Music Courses, chairman; Mrs. Arthur M. Reis, chairman of the h.iar.l nf flip T.paon nf Pnmiviprs and Dr. Carleton Sprasne Smith.

chief of the division of the i New York Public Library. According to Kenneth Klein, manager of Town Hall, the "Town Hall Bach Series" is part of a new and comprehensive program which has as its goal the inclusion of Town Hall musical activities in the adult education activities of the league (or Political Education. The series will be both instrumental and choral. Rehearsals of Americana Rehearsals of American orchestral compositions are now being held by Leon Barzin and the National Orchestral A.sociaiion in co-operation with the National Association for American Conixi-ers and Conductors, with the possibility of public performance the near future. Five liave been selected ihiis.

far: Robei't M. Bride's "Prelude to a Tragedy." Spencer Norton's "Cibola." Ham-on Kerr's "Contrapuntal Gardner Read's "Fantasy" for Viola ami Orchestra, and David Diamond' Harold Morris is chairman of the committee of selection. Two private concerts for members I have been given this by the A. A. C.

and the third is scheduled for the evening of Jan. 9. at the studio of the late Henry Had-ley, founder of the organization, winch co-operates with composers and conductors in securing perform- I distinguished his ensemble. Consist ing of 50 mixed voices, the Russian Symphonic Choir has given concerts through Europe and the United States for 25 consecutive years. The comxsers Stravinsky, Gretchaninoff (J Sl II ft I Tromko's Subjects jkbram Tromka, WPA Federal Art I Project, artist well known tor easel paintings and his etchings, will present his fourth one-man show at the A.

C. A. Gallery. 58 W. during the period Dec.

2fi to Jan. 8. The exhibition will be made up of paintings and drawings and will deal with Southern pxr whiles and industrial subjects. Tromka's works Invariably carry deep social significance. The people he paints are workers.

He diie. not paint them with ai.y purposeful "proletarian" selection but Violin Soloist Miftha IJman, ulin nil! play with lh' I'liillim i m-phony at its eoiuert on Dee. 31 unit Jut. 2. they embody the forces he finds in the Mreet scenes and industrial As a boy on I lie East Side, Tromka's draw.ng.s and etchings of rubbis, tailors, push-cart peddlers and housewives attracted wide attention.

He was able to cap; tire readily the streaming life of the community. Today lie is represented by hi.s etchings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. the Newark and Boston Public Libraries and in many Important private collections. Tromka's first one-man was held in Brooklyn, the others at the A. C.

A. Gallery. Born in Ccecha- If If 1 1 i y. i ii SUNDAY RADIO PROGRAMS Adolf Busch and Rudolf Serkin Artist who uill iire a recital on the piano and r'wlin at the Town Hall this eveniiui. ances of American wonts Rcpre- one of the leading Los Angeles or.

the r.e: program will be i papers by hLs ability to read that Rudolph Gruen, Frederick his name was splashed across the Harrison Kerr, Horace Johnson and "daily" in headlines a.s the "Three- now Poland, in 18. he came to i Ezra Rachlin, the brilliant young America at the age of 10. He at- California pianist whose New York tended classes at the Art. Students rental two seasons ago aroused ex-League, but Is mostly self-taught. He inordinary interest, has just, com- Ed did Jean de Reszke who, a generation before, baritone roles before graduating into the tenor lusts where he belonged.

Tiie lead in "Leave It to the Sailors." musical comedy given In Chicago by Murines of the Great Lakes, fell to young Johnson In 1018. A year later, the war over, he began a five-year period of singing lessons with William S. Brady in New York, also studying dramatics under Mine. Dillon. Born of Swedish parents In Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Johnson became Eyvind Laholm when he was ready to start hi.s career.

He made his debut as Canio in "Pagliaccl" at the Municipal Opera in Essen. There he met Ills wife, Sybil Richardson of Janesville, Wisconsin, a soprano of the company who retired from the! stace with their marriage. Sue-! cesses in Essen led to engagements i in Stuttgart, London, Stockholm, Vienna and Munich, the "Barcelona Festival," and finally, after guest appearances as "Tannhauser" in Where tbrre no Ihtlnr for a pri'crtllnc program it on the ir. WM1C, HflllK.I WEAF, lliHIK.I WJZ, BIlK.i HUH. 7IIIK.I HMCA, SUlK.l WNYC SluK.l WUXK, WHS.

IIIIIIK.I WI.HL, lllMIK.l WNr.W, litillK. 8 A.M. TO 12 P.M. 8 00 WABC Orsan RevHIlr. HAP William Mrriiir Enstrobte.

WJZ Norsi-inen uuurtK. WOH Silver Strains. WNYC (Juan WHN Hunter James choir. 815 WJZ Benno Rabnioft, violinist. W.liCA Slrin Moods.

W1IN Lon OiailMoiif Oichfslra. 8.30 WABC Lyric Serenade. WEAF Kidood.eu. WJZ Tone Piclurrs. VVMCA-The Hev.

P. Boworth, Rf-lialous WNYC News. WHN Morning Serenade. 8 15 W'AnC Radio WRAP Animal News Cub. WMCA Audrey I.Mlli.

oriian. WNYC Ctood MurillliK. Me.odies. 0 00 WABC Aunt Susan; News. WEAK Alice keimen, Oeorge Grtl- fen.

WJZ Children's Program. WOR KallllJow House, Big Brother Bob fcmery. WMCA Medilaliona In Psaimi. WNYC Master work" Hour. WHN- News.

0:15 WFAP Tom TerrlM. WHN Morning Male Choir. 0:30 WEAF Melody Moments. WMCA Harrison Jubilee Choir. WHN -Voice ul the CUy, monologue, 0:45 WOR Miilstcole.

WMCA Cran Unnnx Orchestra. UN I'd be announced. 10 00 WABC Church of ihe Air. WRAP Radio Pulpit, Dr. R.

W. WJZ l(ii--ian Meiudlfg. WOH-News. WMCA-News. WNYC-Write.

World. Write. HN -N. Y. Debating Seriel.

WNKW News; Bie.nlast Nole. W'WXH Henry Seibert. uman. 10:15 WOR Bill Bailey OrrtieMra. WMi'A Uui tUiidsume orchestra.

WNYC opera program. WNKW Uncie Pele and 10:30 WABC Children's Hour WKAP The Madrigal Singers. WJZ Dreams ot Long Aao; news. WOR Victor H. I.lndluhr.

WMCA Victor H. I.indlahr. WHN -Bernard I.evitow Orchestra. WNKW Morning Music, WUXR Mu-ical Humid Table, Einll Hub. News.

10:45 WHN Your Opportunity, talk. WNEW ZcKe Mjniiers. 11 00 WKAP News: Silver Flute, drama. WJZ New1: Aiice Reinsen. WOR Pauline Alperl.

WMCA Christian Science Service. WNYC Puruni o( Ihe Air. WHN Calvary Baptist Church Service. WNKW Sunday Swing Concert. WCJXR Children Pr tival.

1115 WJZ Neighbor Nell. WOR Martha and Hal. 11:30 WABC Major Bowes Family. WKAP Angler and Hunter. WJZ Felix Knight, songs.

WOH Hie Embassy Trio. 11:43 WFAP Peerless Trio. W.IZ Bill Stern, sports. WOH Han ey Rodman Orchestra. WNYC Kings, uueeiu and Pnwni.

12 P.M. TO 4 P.M. 1:.00 W'ABC-Broadcast from Bethlehem WFAP Denver String Quartet. WJZ Southernatres. WOK Dr.

Charles Courboln. Recital Hail. WNYC Hadio Playhouse. NEW Johnny McKrever, jongs. 11:15 WMCA News.

WNEW Pinto Pete sketch. WUXH Violin Encores. 12.30 WABC Rait Lake City Tabernacle Choir and organ, WEAF University ot Chicago Round Tahle Discussion. WJZ Music Hall ut the Air. WOR News.

WMCA HiH'ky Mounlaineers. WHN Uncle Toms Kiddles. WNKW Html otr 1111 p.m. WUXH-Two-piano Rental. IS: 15 WOR-Uncle Don Read Comics.

WMCAComerl Airs. 1:00 WABC Church ot the Air. VKAF--Paul Martin, iiiumc. WOK (iaiden of Memories. WMCA Mumc A You Like It.

WNYC Human Interest Stories. WHN Hour of Champions, Sam T'ailb. WQXH Mendelsohn's OrstorlO, Klllali; Mlllplloilic concert. 1 15 WNYC Mltmena Shuiuialclier, piali.ste. 1 30 WAHCTo be announced.

WFAP Tuskegee Institute Choir. W.IZ Speillng Bee, Paul Wing. WOR The Oothatn Siting Quartet, WMCA Sam Hammer. WNYC Concerts Royaux. II.

Neumann, conductor. WHN Music and Health. 1:45 WABC Poet's Oold. David Ross, WHN Don Albert Orchestra. WABC World Economic program.

KAF -LiibOM'hullz and Nt'tne- nofl, piano. W.IZ- M.uic Kev. Frank niack. WMCA-Three I.iltle Funslei s. WNVC Four Bells, I.I.

R.iunev. WHN-St. Amhony Hour. 3 15 WEAF-M. I.a Parade Travel Talk.

WOR Pauline Alpert. piano, WNYC Powlstou SiMneis (iulld. 2:30 WABC Jean Hersholt In "Dr. Christian," drama. WEAF dale Page Kogen Orch.

WOH The New Poetiy. WMCA Six Star Revue. WNYC Radio Playhouse. WHN Sunday Supplement. WUXR Piano Recital 2 45 WNYC Voice ol Tolerance.

WHN Raclmo Hawallans. 3:00 WABC John Barblrnlio, Phllhar-in on ic-Sv million orelieM i WFAP The Ratlin Newsreel. W.IZ On Broadway, drama. WOR Christmas Service from London WKYC Concert Orchestra. WHN Bowery Million Servlceg.

WQXR Opera, Trlttaa tni Itolit, HU final concert was In London at Aeolian Hall on Dec. 17. Ezra Rachlin was born In Los Angeles. and was fortunate to have a mother who is a noted pianist and teacher of music. When only three he so the editor of Year-Old Philosopher." Soon after this, while walking along the street with his mother one I day, the boy calmly announced that a factory whistle which was blowing was sounding the note, of sharp, i On arriving home hi.s mother tested i him at.

the piano and discovered tdat. her son possessed that mysterious sense which is called "absolute i pitch" and enables one at all times to know the position of a sound. He progressed with his playing until the late Walter Henry Roth-well, then conductor of the Las Angeles Philharmonic, heard him and took the child under hLs wing. On Rothwell's advice the Rachlin family decided to go to Europe for further study for Ezra. A crowded fare- well recital In Los Angeles, the gathering together of their meager means, and the Rachlins were off to Berlin, where they settled down and the young artist was placed under the tutelage of Montz Mayer-Mahr.

His progress was so rapid that after a Berlin debut recital in 1027, Ezra received numerous offers for con cert tours and moving pictures, but only undertook a short tour of Ger-many. The following year another Berlin recital, the wi.se refusal of contracts by liis parents, and they returned to the United States. Came another sensationally successful debut, this time in Carnegie Hall. New York, followed by more offers of contracts. But again his mother and father decided on a continuation of his musical education.

He played for Josef Hofmann, head of the Curtis Institute of Music, and was immediately awarded a scholarship at that institution. Four years ot ail-absorbing conservatory life followed, during which time he played but little in public. Then one day Ezra heard that Leopold Sto-Kowski, conductor of the Piiiladel- phia Orchestra, was inaugurating a new senes of "Youth Concerts," that I hearings had been proceeding for two months and that the prize to; the winner would be an appearance an soloist wim me orcnesira. lie i promptly entered the finals and was selected trom fi 000 contestants. His award playing of the Liszt A major Concerto created a furore.

Sailor Sails Laholm, American-born 1 -oium tenor of the Berlin Stale s.iili'd lor Europe week signing a nmtruct by wl.ii Ii Cur. rr: M.u.di'iix'iit Arthur iin of Columbia Cor- poration, became his managers for all future activities in this country, including concert, opera, radio and cinema. On arriving abroad Mr. Laholm goes directly to Bucharest to sing two performances of "Die Meistcrsinger" on Jan. 5 and 7 after which he gees to Rome where he is engaged for six performances of "Siegfried" and "Goe tterdaemmer-ung" at the Tcatro Rcale under Tullio Serafin, After an absence of 14 years from his native land, Laholm returned here on Thanksgiving Day, went lo Chicago where on Dec.

11 and 14 he was heard singing opposite Kirsten Flagstad in "Lotienf.rin" and "Wal-kuere" with enormous personal success. The six-foot heroic tenor first attracted attention when he sang at Sunday services aboard the U. S. S. Arizona at the time of America's entry Into the World War.

Laholm was Edwin Johnson then, a "gob" who thought he was a baritone as Di BfiMs Role of Rodolfo Xino Miirlini. liiiilin, tenor of the Mi troiolituii Optin. will it fur the first lime this season in 'La liohi nie' on II ulnesilay Dee. J'K eiiini, ,1 jit I'' ii (mi i iWimiMMTi wir ft ni' rm rVnr rTr mi program, a feature of which will be a special choral arrangement of Chopin's Prelude in Minor by Mr. Kibalchich.

Formerly a pupil of Rimsky-Kor-sakoff and choirmaster of the Imperial Conservatory at St. Petersburg. Kibalchich organized his own choir in 1912 and developed the symphonic style of singing which Today's Best Bets 2:00 Manic Key, Frank Black, WJZ. 2:30 Jean Hersholt in "Dr. Christian," WABC.

3:00 Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra, John Barbi-rolli conducting, WABC. 3:00 Christmas service from London, Archbishop of Canterbury, WOR. 5:00 Fenvand Gravct. Florence Rice, WABC. 5:00 Marion Talley, WEAF.

5:30 Sheila Barrett, Joe Rines, WEAF. 5:30 Guy Lombardo Orchestra. WABC. 6:00 Catholic Hour, WEAF. 6:30 A Modern Holy Family, WMCA.

7.00 Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Kenny Baker, Andy Devine, Phil Harris Orchestra, WEAF. 7:00 John Charles Thomas, WABC. 7:30 Phil Baker, WABC. 7:30 Ozzie Nelson, Feg Murray, Harriet Hilliard, Ginger Rogers and her mother, WJZ. 8:00 Nelson Eddy, Don Ameche, Edgar Bprgen, Stroud Twins, Mary Pick-ford, David Rubinoff, WEAF.

8:00 Symphony Orchestra, Erno Rapee, WJZ. 9:00 Rachel Carlay. Pierre Le Kreeun. WEAF. 9:00 Tyrone Power.

Heather AnRel in "Beauty and the Bite." WJZ. 9:30 Album of Familiar Music, WEAF. 10:00 Alexander Smallens Symphony Orchestra, WEAF. WOR Richard Hunber Orchestra. WMCA Bob Asen Orchestra.

WHN Classical Music. 30 WABC -sterling Young Orchestra WEAP-Earl Hlnrs Orchestra. W.IZ Fletcher Henderson Orch. WOR Shep Fields Orchestra. W'MCA Dreamland organ.

HN Don Cossack Choir. TOMORROW MORNING 7 00 WABC-Phll Cook; Newi. WOH Sun Time. WMCA Early Risers Club. WNYC Good Morning Melodies, WHN Eye opener.

WNEW Yawn Patrol. 7:15 WOR Musical Clock. WNYC News. WHN News. 7:30 WEAF Morning Greetings.

WJZ--Rise and Shine. WNYC-Teddy Lane'i Gym Class. WHN Early Bird. WNEW Morning Meditations. 7:43 WJZ Yolchl Hlraoka; News.

WMCA News. WNYC-Vlewing the News. WNEW Uncle Pete and Loulst. 8:00 WABC Fiddler's Fancy. WEAP Malcolm Claire.

WJZ Norsemen Uuariet. WOR News. WMCA Barnacle Bill, songa. WNYC Morning Serenade; Consumers Guide. 8:15 WEAP Good Morning Melodies.

WJZ William Meeder. orgnn. WOR-Nell Vmirk; Tex Fletcher, Musical Interlude, WMCA Morning Meditations. WNEW Strike Up the Band, 8:30 WABC Fred Felbel. organ.

WEAP Do You Remember? WOR Martha Manning, Salei Talk. WMCA Rhyme Doctor. WNYC Mornlnaside Trio. WHN Voice ot the City. 8:45 WJZ Lucille and Lanny, longg, WOR Modern Rhythm.

WMCA Saxoncopatlon. WHN Harry Ollck, Morning Exercises. WNEW For Women Only. 0:00 WABC Metropolitan Parade; Newi WEAP Women and News WJZ Break last Club; News. WOR Ed Fitzgerald.

WMCA Music lor You. WNYC Masterwork Hour. WHN Rainbow Ridge. 0:13 WEAP Sunshine Express: News WOH Modem Living, Dr. Ed Parristi, WMCA Minute Men Orchestra: Day's Events.

WHN Lew White, organ WNEW Make Believe Ballroom, 0:30 WABC Morning Moods. WOR The Goldbergs, sketch. WMCA Dr. Shirley a. Health Talk.

WHN Lady Be Oood. 0:45 WABC Bachelor's Children, drama. WEAP Lands Trio. WJZ Breakfast Club. WOH Organ Recital.

WMCA-News. WHN Gray Brothers Orchestra. 10:00 WABC-Pretty Kitty Kellv. drama WEAP Mia. Wifga, sketch.

W.IZ-Mary Marlin. drama. WOH Pure Food Hour. WMCA Zeke Manners. WNYC Hubert Jones, organist WHN News, 10:13 WABC Myrt and Marge, drama.

WEAP John's other Wife, drama WJZ -Ma Perkins. WHN Ben Selvm Orchestra. 10:30 WABC Tony Wong. WEAP-Just Plain Bill drama. WJZ Pepper YounH Family drama.

-KYC Men Behind the Classics. WHN Ma Bailey AUta, and Shostakovich have written special selections for this organization which enjoys an international reputation for unusual performance. 10:43 WABC Ruin Carhart. songs. WEAF Today children, drama.

WJZ Kitchen Cavaicarie. WMCA-News. Meet the Missus: Melodies. WNYC-Solos lor Three. 11 OO tt AHC-Luuue and ihe Lads.

WEAP David HMum. dran.b. JZ The Neills, drama. W'OR -Shopping with Jean Ahbey WMCA Aiun Williams, baritone. WNEW Kitchen Kapers.

11 13 WABC Carol Keimedv 5 Romance. WEAP -Backstaae drama WJZ The Road ol Life." drama. WOR Romance ol Hope Alden. WMCA Aince Ives, woman pio-rani. WNYC Police Department Safety Pl'Ogltllll.

11:30 WABC Sister." drama. WEAF "How To Be Cliaiming," ill lima. WJZ Vic and Sade. sketch. WOH Rhythm Orchestra.

WNYC Marie Hauth, songs. WHN Caisun Hobison and his BucKatoos. WNEW Alan Courtney Joymakeri. 11: 15 WABC Aunt Jenny's Stones. WEAF Hi Boys, vocalis's.

WJZ Edward MacHugh, Gospel Singe WOR Myra WMCA News. WNYC Department of Health Talk. WHN Dance music. AFTERNOON 12.00 WABC Mary Margaret McBrlde. WEAF "Girl one," drama.

WJZ Making Use of Religion. WOR Norman Brokenshire Variety. WMCA Zeke Manners. WNYC Music Without Words. WHN "My Boy Matt." drama.

13.15 WABC Edwin C. Hill, News. WEAF The Goldbergs, sketch. WJZ-Jackie Heller, news. WHN-Modem string Ensemble.

WABC "Romance of Helen Trent." drama. WEAF-' Stella Dallas," drama. WJZ National Farm and Home Hour. WOR -News. WMCA- Street Forum HN Women in the News.

WNEW News. 12 45 WABC Our Gal Sunday, sketch WEAF Lang Thompson Orchestra. WOR "We Are Four." drama. WMCA Home Financing Talk. WHN Emu Coleman Orchestra.

WNEW Yes or No Contest. 1.00 WABC "Betty and Bob." drama. WEAP Weather and Market Reports. WOR-Sky Interviews. W'MCA Nick Kennv.

talk. WNYC Missing Persons; News. WHN Sinmn' Sam. WNEW Arizona Red, songs. 1.13 WABC Hvmna of All Churches WEAF and Wlisic.

WOR Carson Rooison and Hie Bucgaroos. WMCA Coiumbla -Vermont debate. WNYC Capitol Dance Orchestra. W'HN Racimo Hawallans. WNEW Paul Bienner, Man on tha Street.

1 30 WABC "Arnold Grimms Daughter." drama. WJZ -sue B.ake. sketch. Won Pepper Youngs Family, sketch. WHN--Voice of Experience.

WNEW Bill and Libby, songs. 115 WABC Hollywood In Person. WSAP Dan Harding Witt, sketch. WJZ Jack and Loretta. songs.

W'oii rhe Voice ol Experience. WMCA-The Voire of Experience. WNYC-Speed Diclallon. W'HN Henry King Orchestra. WNEW Journal ot the Air.

8. 00 WABC Kathryn Cravens. WEAF Norman Cloutier Orch. WJZ United States Navy Band. WoR Kitty Keane, sketch.

WMCA Kurt WNYC Solos for Three. WHN Henry King Orchestra. WNEW Sign olf till 5 p.m. WUXR Dance Music. 15 ABC-Deep River Boys.

Wolt Helen Yankee, songs. W-VCA S'aniey Arnold. Hit News. 3.30 WABC George Hall Orchestra, WEAF Ranch Boys. Won Houseboa Hannah, sketch.

WMCA Six Star Revue. WNYC Visiting the rti-Lawi, WHN Don Albert Orchestra. 3.15 WEAF- Girls of the West, won Rhythm Orchestra. WNYC Treasures ot Psvy Jooei Locker. 3 00 WABC Happy Chrlstmai.

from London. WEAF "Pepper Young'a Family," drama. W.IZ Rochester Civic Orchestra, WOR Martha Dean, Women'! Hour. WNYC Concert Orchestra. WHN-Lltlle Show.

WQXR Organ Melodic 313 WEAF "Ma Perkins." drama. WQXR The Monitor Views the News. 3 30 WABC "Jenny Peabody." drama. WEAF Vic and Sade. sketch.

WHN Pranklyn Robert Orchestra. WQXR Favorite Refrains. 3:15 WABC Broadway Matinee. WEAP "The O'Neills," drama. WOH Sid Gary Orchestra.

WNYC Anita Browne, poetry, WHN Bob Howard. WW.XR- Progress in the Treatment of Cancer, talk. HCIEN DONAID JEPSON DICKSON O. M. Symphony Orchitra A Chorus MISHEI ERNO PIASTRO RAPEE JOHN 1.

MIIT0N CROSS 8 O'CLOCK TO I WJZ Frederick S. Converse Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, president of the A. A. C.

will have charge of this con- cert, and Pnihp James, of the library committee, ill speak. The A. C. C. library, which is equipped to lend scores and parts to orchestras all over the country, with a full representation of Amer- iean works for reference, will hence- fort-h be known as the Henry Hadiey Memorial Library.

(Absolute Pitch Man Humperdinck's Wicked Witch I hi, thr in II' PA ltdl'lll Miilihllttii 1 1 Itu "'ill tippnir III WV MllSH' Dee. nn4 J'in. pifteoi a rfiuar biy IKTPssfll) tour nf Europe P.ri;ll,llil!! With wm at recital in Um- Hall or, N. 112 won i. nines 'ung It.i.

it, li ap- irilnlli i tt.Tl III M.1,,11 fill llfi tin In i. fcr.e jei in Yistuia W.it-c.v and Am tr.iam. i re, an oiit.etul ai.pearance in Budpft. i i 3:30 WFAP Headlines of 1037. WJZ Senator Fishlace.

and Professor Piggsbotlle. 3 15 WNYC Foreign Aflalrs Forum. 4 P.M. TO 7 P.M. I UO WEAF -Romance Melodies, Roy tthleid Orchestra.

WJZ National Vespers. WOR Ray Keating Orchestra. WMCA- Calhedial ol the Underworld. WNYC Greenwich Orchestra. WHN Paiiuiy Album ul Song.

115 WOR Jerry Livingston Orch. 4:30 WEAP The World Is Yours, drama. WJZ Jean Ellington, songs. WMCA Religious Program, the Rev. Baruhouse.

4:45 WJZ Dug Heroes, drama. 5:00 WABC-Pernand Ciruvei, Florence Rice, sketch. WEAF-Marlon Talley. WJZ Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air. WOH Singing Lady.

WMCA Young Peuple'g Church of the Air. WNYC National Travel Club. WHN Don Albert Orchestra. 5 30 WABC Guv Lombardo Orchestra. WEAP Sheila Barrett Joe Rinea.

WJZ Smiling- Ed McConnell. WOR Ihe Shadow. WNYC Sun off. WHN Around the World In Som. WUXR Slory Briefs, H.

Fife. 5:45 WJZ Hessberger Bavarian Orch. WNYC Sign olf. WUXR Young People Concert, 0 00 WABC Joe Penner. WEAP Catholic Hour, Salnti vi.

Klng the Rev. J. Olllll. W.IZ Midwestern Stars, WOH Oeorge Jessel. Norma Tal-inadge.

Tommy Tucker, WMCA Jack Barry, songs. WHN To be announced. WUXR Dorothy Wagner, piano. 0 15 WMCA Slate and Municipal Activities, Phelps Phelps. 30 WABC -Double Eiervlhmg.

WEAP Tale of Today, sketch. JZ- Beryl Cameron, vocalist. WOR T.m ana Irene. WMCA-Aie Maria Hour. WHN -Cn'oiie Vincent Orchestra.

WNEW News for Everyone. WUXR Haydn-Symphony. WJZ Ernest Gill Orchestra. WHN-Bill Snider Orchestra. 7 P.M.

TO 10 P.M. 1.00 WABC John Charles Thomas, songs. WEAF Jack Benny, Kenny Baker, Mary Livingstone. Phil Harris. WJ'Z Popular Classics.

OR Forum. WMCA lark Ward, organist. WHN Through opera Oiases, music. WNKW Words and Music. WUXH String Classics.

7:15 WMCA-Dirk. Plshell, sports. 7 30 WABC Phil Baker, Oscar Bradley Orchestra. WEAF-Fireslde Recltali, P. St.

WJZ-Oziie Nelson. Harriet Hll-hard. Peg Murray. Ciinger Rogers and her mother, WOR Frank Crinnnilt. WMCA Frank! Basch, Rovllll Reporter.

WHN News. WNEW Irish Program. 7:15 WEAP Interesting Jerry Belcher. WOH Bill Carlsen Orchestra. WMCA News.

WHN Vincent Loaeg Orchestra, 8:00 WABC -The People Choice. WEAF -Nelson Eddy. Don Ameche, Edgar Bergen, Stroud Twins, Mary Pickford. David Rubinoff. WJZ Symphony Orchestra; Erno Rapee.

WOR -Epic of America, drama. WMCA Zeke Manners. WHN Calvary Baptist Church Servlcea. WNEW Madison Avenue Baptist Church. WuXR Modern Music Hour.

8 30 WABC Earaches of 191B. WOH Sammy Kae Orchestra. WMCA Nat Brusiloff Orchestra: Jerry Lee. 8:15 WMCA Martin Starr. 0:00 WABC Symphony Orchestra! Eugene Ormandv, Richard Bonelll.

WEAF Rachel Carlgy, Pierre Le Kreeun. Donnle Orchestra. WJZ -Tyrone Power, "Beauty and the Bile," WOR-Allred Wallenslein. WMCA-Five Star Pinal. WHN Don Albert Orchestra.

WNEW Sign off. WQXR Mozart -Mendelssohn Symphonic Concert; news. 0:15 WOR The Romancer 0:30 WEAP Alhnm of Familiar Music, Frank Munn. WJZ -Waller Wmche'X WOR News Testers WMCA Nat Brusilorf. WHN Dominica Smlno Orchestra.

0:45 W.IZ Irene Rich. WOR Adrian Rolllnl. 10 P.M. TO 1 A.M. 10:00 WABC Foundation, drama, orch, WRAP Alexander Smallens Orch, W.IZ Marek Weber's orchestra.

WOR The Good Will Hour. MCA Nat Brusilofr Orchestra. WHN Irving Aaronson Orchestra WUXR Just Music Hour. 10:30 WABC- Kiiltenborn, Trout, Can-ham. WEAP- Haven MnrQuarrle.

drama. WJZ Cheerio. Talk and Music, won Johnny Messner Orchestra. WHN-Don Bestor Orchestra. 10:45 WHN New.

11.00 WABC Jay Freeman Orchestra. WEAP Jimmy Dorsey orrheslra. I WJ'Z News; Al Jahn'a Orchestra WOR News; Weather. WMCA News. WHN Dance Muilo.

II 15 WOR Jack Betrner Orchestra. WMCA James Dalton orchestra. 11:30 WABC Cab Callowav Orchestra. WKAF News; Jerry Blaine Orch WJZ Henry Bllaae Orchestra. Willi -Art Kassel Orchestra.

WMCA George Gregory Orch. 11:45 WMCA Jack Ward, oraan, 12 00 WABC! Buddy Rogeri Orchestra, WEAP Clyde McCoy Orchestra, WJZ BMit VrM OrebMtrtg has exhibited at a number ot international shows, including those held at the Brooklyn Museum and the Chicago Art Institute. MUSIC Tureck's Bach On the eve of the last of six Bach rwtitals to be held at Town Hall Tuesday evening, Ic. 28-Rosalyn Tureck has been selected by the Town Hall ihu.mc committee prepare the programs, for the new "Town Hall Bach Series which will be given there on three evening? next year. As previously announced, the committee on program ha.s invited suggestions from the musical public and Miss Tureck will give consideration to the suggestions received in arranging the programs.

Miss Tureck. who ia only 23, was Chosen to advi.se the committee on program because of her comprehensive knowledge of the music of J. 6. Bach. She has lectured on and given courses of lecture-recitals on Bach at the David Mamies Music Bchool In New York, the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music, and the Junior League for New York.

Miss Tureck also tea l.es ut the Jnil-liard Graduate School and if a member of the faculty of the layman's Music Cour-eji in both New York and Philadelphia, and me Philadelphia Conservatory of M.imc In placing Miss Tureck on the committee, Us members were ai-o Influenced by the fact that c.ir-rent. Bach series of six pin no at Town Hall have proved an ou'-tanding artistic succe-s. luvu.g the unanimous praise of the u.iics The recital Tuesday evrnin? will mark the first tune that any American woman has ever rotnpiev.l a aeries of six Bach piano re. Hals, and I Brooklyn Museum Program Sunday, Dec, through Saturday, Jan. 1 (ONTF.IiTS 2 Oman Recital, Robert Leech Bedell, Brooklyn Museum 4 bii, Greenwich Orchestra, Edgar Schenkman.

Dei 27, through Friday, Dec. refolded Christmas iiiu-ic, botn religious and popular. DAILY ORGAN KFCITAI-S (broadcast over Station WNYC). Monday ana Thur-day Robert Jones. Tuesday.

Veuneyiav and Friday Alexander Richardson, Brooklyn Institute Program The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and ienres will following program at the Brooklyn Arari. niv of M.wc wh-k; Tomorrow Lecture, "What, Makes a Play Succeed." bv Rollins, director the Studio of Acting, New Yoik ami Hampton, L. I 4 p.m.; demonstration of magic uv Jomi M.u-holland, lecturer, magician. 8:15 pnv; instruction in dam under tlie direction of Arthur Murray: ballroom ciancr.g ibfain-nersi, 7 to 8 ballroom dancing (beginr.ersi, io 9 pm; ballroom dancing i advanced), 9 to 10 p.m. Tuesday, Dec.

28 Children's play, 'Snow White," by the Clae Tree Major Children's Theater Company, 10:30 am, Thursday, Dec. 30 Rimsky Korsakoff's children's opera, "The Lmbie Bee Prince," under the direction of Saul Lancourt, 3 p.m, EXHIBITIONS A selection of prints from the museum collection. industrial and handwrotight silver, Games and io.s through the ages. Woodcuts and miniatures of the fifteenth century..