The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-19
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WCAP to Rebroadcast F famous
Singers-Wadsworth to
Speak Tonight.

Speak Tonight.
The two local stations are CO.
operating tonight to give Wash
lngton fans the best in the way
Of radio entertainment. Through
the courtesy of station WRC in
releasing a portion of its evening
to WCAP, the latter station will
be able to broadcast a program
Of popular choruses from familiar
oratorios, sung by the Madrigal
Choir, composed of. thirty-fve
picked voices of the world-famous
Oratorio Society of New York.
For this program, which will be
broadcast by WCAP from the
studio of .WEAF, New York,
Albert E. Stoessel, well-known
conductor Of the New York Ora
torio Society, will direct the
chorus.
OratOriO Jubilee
The Oratorio Society is celebrat-
Ang this year, its jubilee season,
marking fifty years of choral
achievement. The critics and gen.
eral public have given Mr.. Stoessel
their unanimous approval. This
concert will be broadcast from Q
toto o'clock.
The headliners on WRC's program
viii be a dance program by Nc
Williams Orchestra ami a concert
by the Harmonious Quartet. Both
of these organizations have given
popular recitals from WRC before,
the Harmonious Quartet, being one
of their most popular regular
Senator James w. Wadsworth
of New York, will give the feat.
ured talk Of the evening from WRC
at 1920. His subject has not been
announced. Congressman Arthur
III. Greenwood of Indiana, will give
o. Bible Talk at 8:15 under the
auspices the Mems Organized
Bible Class.
COntfaltO in Recital.
A song recital by Anna Brett
Sunny, contralto and violin re-
cital by julius Ochs with Karl OchS
at the piano will be the remaining
numbers of the evening program,
both of these from .WRC.
Solemn high mass at St. Patrick's
Cathedral will be broadcast by
WCAP Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Rev. Charles A. Branton,
will deliver the sermon, his subject
tons" Choral music by the Sane
tliary Choir and by the mixed choir
will accompany the service.
Bishop James E. Freeman. of the
Episcopal diocese of Washington.
will preach the sermon from Beth
lehem Chapel at o'clock Sunday
afternoon, as usual.
The usual Capitol Theater pro-
gram from New York, with Roxy
and his gang and the Skinner organ
recital, will be broadcast Sunday
evening. Alfred Greenfield, organ
1st of the Calvary Episcopal Church,
New York, will be the organist.
The out-of.town bin tonight wifi
Be featured by a special program
from WBZ, Springfield, where the
ner," followed by an inaugural ad-
dress by the mayor Of Springfield,
will be the means Of heralding to
the world the formal opening of a
new studio at Springfield.
, In addition to the official dedica-
tory addresses by prominent men,
WBZ will broadcast from its new
studio what is claimed will be the
best musical entertainment which
has never been surpassed by any.
radio broadcasting station.
To Last Five Hours
The program will be Of five hours
duration and something of interest
either timely addresses or some vocal
or instrumental offering will be in
the air every minute of this period
The personnel of the artists who will
appear in conjunction with the Off
cial opening includes an exceptionally
wealthy collection of musical celebri.
ties picked from the best Of Spring.
fields musical circles.
Ernest Hare and Billy Jones will
give their usual half-hour of comedy
and stunts before WEAF"S micro
phone tonight instead of Friday
night as previously announced. Mas
ter Raymond s. Baird, known as the
little Sousa," which is title used
by the permission of John Phillip
Sousa, will entertain WEAF'S audi.
ence this evening. The Little
Sousa" is only eight years old, but
in spite of his youth not only reads
and transposes music at sight, but
has written several numbers.
The Twelfth street band Of
Brooklyn will headline the program
from WOR, Newark. Alton b.
Parker will talk on the Sulgrave
Institution and Mrs. Louise Hayes,
soprano, with Chew. Angelo Ming
hetti, tenor, will give q joint re.
cital of operate selections.
Cincinnati, through WSAI Is Of
fering program by the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music at 11:20 and
midnight entertainment by the
WSAI entertainers at 1 o'clock.
-Four different orcheStras in sue
cession will be the unusual offering
Of WNAC, Boston, tonight starting
at $50 with the Hotel Westminster
dinner dance. Starting at o'clock
three more come on In row,
Checker Inn, Copley Plaza and the
State Ballroom orchestras each play
Ing an hour Of music.
The Westinghouse band with as
Histing artists will make up the
two regular periods at KDKA at
eI6 and $3.50. The best late pro.
gram will come from KYW, Chi.
cago. where the late show Is being
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