The Washington times., 1924-05-19
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Louise Flanagan, Pianist, Is
Feature on Tonight's
Program

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Feature on Tonight's
Program
The entire program through
WCAP tonight will be brought
from the studio of station WEAF,
New York city. The bill is
wholly musical with the excep-
ton of two short numbers.
Headliners on the program will
be q recital by Louise Flanagan,
pianist, and a joint recital by
Constance Mering, pianist; Arthur
Kraft, tenor, and Frank La Forge,
composer pianist.
Talk to Open.
The program opens with baseball
results from the local studio at 6:55
p. m. and Immediately switches to
New York for the entertainment.
The first talk, which looks much
like an advertisement is on Clock
Manufacturing"
Louise Flanagan, pianist, will
render a program at ITO. Miss
Flanagan, after recent recital from
WEAF. was proclaimed by a popG-
lar radio columnist in New York as
among. the best in broadcasting.
Miss Flanagan was trained by Mo-
: dena Scovill, the teacher and con-
cert pianist. She and Miss Scovill
use the method Of concentration and
definite poem production evolved
by Antoinette Ward, which is re-
ceiving such wide attention by play
ers and teachers throughout the
country.
Claire Gillespie, soprano, who has
been heard repeatedly from WCAP
and WEAF, will render a recital at
7:2O o'clock, accompanied by A. v.
Llufrio, the announcer.pianist of
WEAF.
George A. Leach, baritone, will
come on at 1880 p. m. for program
Of semi-classical numbers, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Chester Selleck.
Has Opera Contract.
Constance Mering, Arthur Kraft
and Frank La Forge will give the
first Of. two recitals at 7:4O p. m.
Mr.. La Forge has been heard sew
eral times from WEAF and has
acquired a large audience on each
occasion. Arthur Kraft also has
been heard from the New York
station. He has recerey signed a
contract with the Metropolitan
Opera Company and q brilliant
career is expected for him. Con-
stance Mering, like Mr.. Kraft. is
pupil Of Frank La Forge and a
favorite Of WEAF's audience. :.
Charles Dettbarn and Walter
will give the first of two recitals
at 1855 p. m. They have both been
heard from the two stations before
and have brought forth a large re-
Spouse.
A novel feature WIN be inaugur-
ated on the program at $40. *
series Of both interesting and edu
cational talks will be presented by
the Man About Town." This
speaker plans to give the radio
audience a series Of vivid descrip.
lions Of the various places Of In
terest in New York.
The remainder Of the program,
with the exception Of two recitals
BY Minnie Well, pianist. will be
encore numbers. Among those who
win make their second appearance
win be George Leach, Claire Giles
pie. Charles Dettbarn and Walter
Howard, and the Frank La Forge
combination.
Book Review Feature.
The Monday afternoon program
for women from WRC includes the
weekly book review by the League
Of American Pen Women, and a
tank by Mrs. William Anterior Du-
piuy, on What Women Are Doing
To-day" in addition to the usual
recitals.
The out-of.town program tonight
WIN be headed by q concert recital
by pupils Of the Emma Willard
School Conservatory of Music, of
Troy. N. Y, through WHAZ, at 8
o'clock. A program by artists of
Troy will be broadcast by WHAZ
at 10 o'clock. ...
Joseph Moskowitz, known as the
worlds greatest cymbalist, who has
Just returned from q tour Of Europe,
viii make his first radio appearance
from WIZ at $50 D. m. Other fea-
lures from this New York station
will be a recital by pupils Of Minna
Kaufman at 1880 p. m. and Navy
Night, with a Navy Band and Com
Hnander J. H. Klein, speaker, at
: $50 o'clock.
students Of the Holy Name AGA.
denny Of Albany, N. Y, will enter
tain from WGY, Schenectady, at
7:l5 o'clock. This will follow elmer
ELEPHANTS weekly sport talk at SIS
p. m.
Comic Opera ON Blu
Members Of the Mems and
Women's, Glee Club of Penn State
College viii render q two-hour pro-
gram beginning at $3.50 p. M, rem.
dering the comic opera, III. M, s.
Pinafore." The program will be
given by principals Of the student
cast that rendered this opera on the
CAMPUS, and It will be directed by
r. w. Grant. head Of the college
department Of music.
Entertainment from Cincinnati
will be provided at 8 o'clock through
WLW by a concert by the ST.
Joseph Of Nazareth Boys Band.
This will be followed at $50 D. m.
by q program from the College Of
Music Of Cincinnati, presenting a re-
cital or original compositions by
the students. At gao D. m. the
Crosley theatrical review win be
followed by entertainment by Woody
Myers Cincinnati orchestral
WIN, New York. has a long
musical program scheduled lasting
from $50 TO / o'clock. featuring a
midnight Bohemia Show, from II to
I. Five different orchestras and a