The Washington times., 1924-11-21
JOHNS 0
TANGH|S
BANJO.
Popular Washington Actor Will
Play at Wardman Park.
Navy Band on Tonight

SeVerai new arrangements OF
popular dance numbers will be
introduced in the concert to be
broadcast tonight by the Irving
Boernstein Wardman Park Hotel
Orchestra direct from the hotel
by WCAP.
Brooke Johns, talented Wash
ington singer and banJoist, is ex!
pected to take over the Wardman
Park Hotel microphone, for a
brief entertainment during the
transmission of the dance pro-
gram. The dance music will be
broadcast from 10 o'clock to mid
night.
Navy Band i'm Air.
During the early evening WCAP
will present the United States Navy
Band Orchestra, under the direc-
| ton of Charles Benter, in concert
that will be broadcast Jointly with
WEAF, New York, and WEEP,
Boston.
The Navy Orchestra will take
the air at 8:15.
The WCAP program will be
| opened at 1880 with a recital by
artists of the Paul Bleyden Studio.
The artists who will appear are
Lucy Hopkins, contralto; Irene
Quick, bass. Following their re-
1 n lI fnEs M X Cl,rI1
the Hygiene Laboratory, will talk
on Good Nature and Good
Health" The address will be de-
livered under the auspices of the
National Research Council and Sci.
ence Service.
| At 4:30 o'clock this afternoon
WRC will broadcast the third of
the afternoon tea-time concerts by
the Meyer Davis Willard Trio di-
rect from the Palm Room of the
Willard. Preceding the concert
will be piano recital by Eleanor
Glynn and talks on Beauty and
Personality" and fashion develop
ments.
CIIiIdren's Hour.
| The Children's Radio Music Club,
organized by Peggy Albion, will
hold its weekly meeting from
WRC at 6 o'clock The meeting
will be conducted by Louise Lakin,
OF the Lakin Foundation School OF
Music.
Featuring the programs from dis.
tant stations tonight will be a pre-.
sentation by the WGY Players OF
the Thomas and Hamilton farce
Thirty Days" from the studio OF
| WGY, Schenectady.
Edward H. S. Smith and Ros
laine Green will be heard in the
principal roles. The curtain is
scheduled for 8 o'clock. The cast
and synopsis of the farce follows
Cast of Farce.
John Cadwallader Floyd, Edward
III. Smith; HuntIey Palmer, hi,
friend. Edward E. St. Louis; Judg,
Warren Hooker, Frank Oliver
Giacomo Polenta. young Italian
l.. Garofallo; Warden Brennan
Maurice G. Randall; Kennedy, {
Keeper Asa L. Baumes; Ed Don
nelly, a politician, Charles s
Baumes; Mike the Bite, Courtlant
Hopkins; Piggy Donovan, Horact
Roberts; Curtis, Judge Hooker's sec
rotary, John Lofuts: Policeman
Severn La Valley; Lucy Ledyard
Johns fiancee, Rosaline Greene
Mrs. Floyd Johns mother, Heller
lCampbell; Carlotta Polenta, Giaco
mos wife; Comma Votties; Beatric,
| Wilson, friend Of Lucy, Agnes Mar
shall; Catherine Stafford, friend o.
Lucy, Marjorie Tyler; Mary, the
maid, Esther Swarts.
Act Library of Floyd's House
on Fifth avenue, New York.
I Selection, Angela IMarteD-
Orchestra.
Act II-Time and Place-same a.
Act I.
| Selection, Sylvan Sketches
(Helm)-O
Act III-Place-Warden's Office
at the Workhouse at Blackwell.
Island.
A second high-spot on the distant
| programs will be a concert by the
combined glee clubs of Yale anC
Harvard to be picked up at New
Haven by WIZ, New York. The
concert is preliminary to the annua
Yale-Harvard football classic tomor
row afternoon.
Wisconsin Rally.
| Another university program will
BE- a University of Wisconsin rally
to be broadcast by WMAQ, Chi
cago.
/ The Canadian Railways will broad
cast its program tonight through
CFCA, Toronto, using the call let
tiers CNRT. The program will be-
gin at $3.50.
| WBZ, Springfield. will present a
late program this evening. featur.
ing the Danise Trio and McEnelly's
| Singing Orchestra. WBZ will take
the air at 10 o'clock.
Among the most interesting OF
the midnight programs will be
those to be presented by the Mid.
mite Jewellers at WSB, Atlanta.
and the Ted Lewis Symphonic