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NA£8 NEWS LETTER*__ ..P age 4. . .......March I, 1944 "CURTAIN GOING UP" IN SIXTH YEAR OVER W K A R For the 8i xth consecutive Year, Don Buell, Assistant Professor of Speech and Director of Dramatics* is presenting his program "Curtain Going Up" over WKAR, Michigan State College. Comment on new plays* on local theatrical offerings and on personalities of the theater is given in CHATTY STYLE FOR ALL WHO HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE ORAMAo The PROGRAM IS SCHEDULED AT 6:30 ON TUESDAY* Don Buell brings to hss broadcasts a lifelong interest in the theater* He IS A GRADUATE OF THE BaKER WORKSHOP or THE: ° RAWA DEPARTMENT OF #EW YORK University and was on the faculty of the University of Nebraska before COMING HERE IN 1937* Hg IS DIRECTOR OF THE PLAYS PRESENTED ON CAMPUS * H|8 BROADCASTS ARE BASED U&ON HIS KNOWLEDGE OF THE THEATER AS WELL AS UPON THE CRITICAL COMMENT FOUND IN THE METROPOLITAN PRESS* MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY ON W L 8 The University of Minnesota’s Station WL8 has the distinction of broad¬ casting SIXTEEN OF THE MINNEAPOLIS $YMPHONY 0rCHESTRA*8 CONCERTS THIS SCHOOL YEAR, AND IN ADDITION IS PREPARING LISTENERS FOR THE OTHER ORCHESTRA PROGRAMS * Before each of the orchestra's Friday evening subscription concerts* a 45-minute preview program is broadcast on which the music IS 01SCUSSED AND RECORDED EXAMPLES ARE PRESENTED* *N MANY CASES* THESE PROGRAMS ARE BASED UPON INTERVIEWS WITH THE SOLOISTS APPEARING WITH THE ORCHESTRA* Ten AFTERNOON TWILIGHT CONCERTS AND SIX YOUNG PEOPLE * S CONCERTS ARE ALSO TO BE BROADCAST THIS WINTER* ^OLOISTS FOR THESE PROGRAMS INCLUDE SUCH FAMOUS STARS AS ROBERT CaSAOESUS* PIANIST; CLAUDIO A RRAU, PIANIST; JOSEF SzI GET I , VIOLINIST, AND THE St* OtAF LUTHERAN CHOIR* Close cooperation has been arranged with the St* Paul and Minneapolis PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE PROMOTION OF THE SIX YOUNG PEOPLE 8 S CONCERTS, OF WHICH THREE ARE PRESENTED IN EACH CITY* 0EFORE EACH CONCERT, BURTON PaULU* Manager of WL8, presents two broadcasts for. school children who plan EITHER TO ATTEND OR TUNE IN THE PROGRAMS* Although the Minneapolis ^ymphCny programs highlight $LB 8 s musical SCHEDULETHE STATION ALSO HAS MANY OTHER PROGRAMS OF LOVE AND RECORDED music* Some of the Boston Symphony concerts have been carried at the TIME THEY ORIGINATE OVER THE BLUE NETWORK, AS WELL AS NBC ORIGINATED PROGRAMS BY THE U* S* MARINE BaND 0 GREEK MYTHOLOGY ON K 0 A C KOAC, Oregon’s educational radio station, at Corvalis, Oregon, has opened A SECOND SEMESTER OF GREEK MYTH DRAMATIZATIONS ON THEIR SCHOOL OF THE A j r series, "Stories That Live." During the fall semester, the weekly broadcasts brought to life the HUMAN QUALITIES AN DAOVENTURES OF GREEK GqDS* THIS SEMESTER THEY TURN TO the Heroes for dramatic situations taken from the abundance of fine stories AVAILABLE.