The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-03
GIVE final
POLITICAL
TALKS
r. Dean Shure, Capital Com
poser, Will Lead Musical
Feature Of Evening

Presrdent Coolidge and John
w. Davis will make their final
appeals to the voters Of the coun-
try by means Of radio addresses
tonight over q hook-up Of twenty
three broadcasting stations, in
GLIDING WCAP.
Mr.. Davis will be the first Of
the candidates to speak. His adj
dress will be delivered from New
York, through station WEAF, be-
ginning at 9:15 o'clock. 1t is ex-
pected that the Democratic nom
inee will speak for approximately
half an hour.
| President Coolidge will deliver
his address direct from the White
House, where a microphone will
be installed by starion WCAP.
The two speeches will be broad
cast by the same group of sta
tions, including several of the
Pacific coast plants. President
Coolidge will speak at 10 o'clock.
r.. Dean Shure Program.
An outstanding musical feature
has been arranged for the WCAP
program tonight by r. Dean Shure,
musical director OF the Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church,
and a distinguished capital COM
poser. Mr.. Shure win be assisted
in the presentation Of his recital
by Mrs. J. Frank Rice, soprano,
and by the Mt. Vernon male quar-.
tet composed of w. A. Mccoy, Ever.
EFT Hardell. Howard p. Bailey and
James p. Chick.
The WCAP program will be
opened at 1870 with a piano. recital
by Miss Gertrude KreiseIman who
will present. her version of num-
Der of popular selections. Miss
Kreiselman has appeared from
WCAP on two previous occasions.
Other musical numbers on the
evenings bill will be program
of Hawaiian music by the Hawaiian
Melody Boys, Melvin Henderson,
Clinton Rollins and q. Edmond Firm
gle; recital by Madame Henrietta
Coquelet, coloratura soprano and
artist of the Paul Bleyden studio,
and a group Of violin solos by Moe
Baer, leader of the Boernstein-
Wardmar Park Hotel Trio.
Geographic Features.
This afternoon WRC will present
a studio program beginning at 3
o'clock that viii include musical
features, song recital by Halle
Calhoun, soprano, and O. piano re-
cital by George F.. Ross.
Two talks arranged by the Ma.
tional Geographic Society also will
be presented. They are entitled
'Tibetan Monks Curtail the Worlds
Perfumery supply and 1.-THE Pony
Express"
The League OF American Pen
Women will present two book re.
views, the first by Blanche Ray,
who will discuss Joseph Lincoln's
recent novel, Rugged Waters"
and the other by Dorothy De Muth
Watson, who win analyze 1.-THE Life
of Rimsky- Korsakoff.
Eleanor Gums fashion report Is
the remaining event on the pro-
gram.
Interesting Distant Bills,
The leading entertainment from
distant stations tonight will be the
fourth, anniversary celebration at
KDKA, Pittsburgh. Beginning at
noon today KDKA win present a
continuous program until after mid
night. The evening program will
be presented by leading KDKA fea-
4 lures including the KDKA Little
Symphony Orchestra, the KDKA
Quartet and many assisting artists
who have broadcast from the
Pioneer Station during it's four
| years OF existence.
The opening entertainment feat
ures of the Fall Radio Show in
New York City will provide the
early program from WEAF. Among
the feature numbers will be con-
cert by Roxy and his Capitol
Theater artists.
j Wendell Hall, the Red Headed
Music Maker, will be heard tonight
from the Crosley Station, WLW
ICincinnati at 8 o'clock.
i Spitalny's Orchestra will provide
an entertainment of. dance music
at WTAM, Cleveland, from IL to
II o'clock, Earlier musical features
from the Music Box and Willar
IStudios will be broadcast by WTAM,
beginning at 6 o'clock.
i WOAW, Omaha, will present its
first radio-drama beginning at 10