Chicago Theater's Summer concert hour is a gala hour of music and songs dedicated to better radio listening for your entire family. Featured highlight of this summer series is the career performance of a new vocal artist each week, a great opportunity for deserving young singers to start professional radio careers.

To start the show, from the Music In The Air score an operetta by Jerome Kern, three tunes, I've Told Every Little Star, There's A Hill Beyond The Hill and The Song Is You. 

It's the birthday of Colonel Robert R McCormick and as he is not here tonight his talk is transcribe listen to The Battle of Bull Run. Lee Bennett gives a talk on Americanism.

Marion Claire introduces the interesting 25-year-old baritone Bernard Izzo in his first major network appearance as he gives his all important career performance sings an aria from the Verdi's Opera La Traviata.

The finale of the show introduces Virginia Parker and Bruce Foote again to sing memoirs of George Gershwin with four songs, Love Is Sweeping The Country, The Man I Love, Embraceable you and Song Of The Flame.