The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-31
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Fanny Brice, musical comedy
D star, and the Metropolitan Mixed
n Quartet, will headline the bill
Il which WCAP will bring through
from WEAF tonight. Congress
7 man Clarence ]. Mcleod Of
Michigan will open the program,
speaking from the local studio
on 'sWhat Ought to Be Done"
!. about reapportionment Of con-
: gressional districts. .
Fannie Brice and Nanette Kut-
ner are playing leading parts in
: . feature act of the Ziegfeld Fol-
lies. Miss Brice's speciality is
"The Nights of Columbus" and
It gives an intimate version of
the great discoveries friendship
with Queen Isabel.
SOlOists Good Feature.
& A delightful esemble OF distin-
guished soloists. the Metropolitan
Mixed Quartet, who have appeared
In many concerts, at churches and
7 theaters. will entertain WEAF's au-
dience in semi-standard ballads as
well as one solo number by each
OF the artists. The quartet consists
OF Marie Nicholson, soprano, Grace
Strong, contralto; Frank Lee, tenor.
: and Leon Mack, bass.
Isabel Small, lyric soprano, and
Mrs. A. Moser, accompanist, who
nave appeared in many charitable
and church affairs and Walter
Leary, baritone, accompanied g BY
Edith Griffin, will give recitals for
WEAF'ss audience as part OF the.
evening program.
Another feature will be the DOB.
ular Minnie We'll, who frequently
appears for WEAF's listeners. This
young pianist has many enthusl-
astic followers gained through the
micropkone.
A good afternoon program is
booked from WRC with the Monday
afternoon book review under the
auspices OF the League Of American
Pen Women. Mrs. H. S. Mulliken
win review when Geronimo Rode"
by Forrestine G. Hooker and Mira;
Louis N. Geldert. Two song recitals7
win be rendered by Adelaide Mark
ham, soprano. sis 80. ssa ;.
Short Story Talk. !, * e.
Rose Sidney, celebrated short
story writer, will tell listeners ir
How to Write Short Stories" at
S:20 o'clock. Charles o. Williams,
Legislative Secretary Of the Ma
ttonal Educational Association, will
conclude the program with a talk
on "Education's Fight for Recogni-
tion," at 6:15 p. m.
Drama, music and a fight feature
the out OF town offering tonight.
WSB. Atlanta, win tell the details
Of the Young Stribling. Mike Nc
Tigue bout at Newark, N. j. for
the light heavyweight championship
Of the world. They will probably
omit their usual 11:45 program.
1.-THE Bingham Girl" will be
riot from the Shubert- Wilbur The.
ater, at S:15 O'Clock. This is in line
with WNAC's policy Of having at
least one play every week. The
usual dinner dance will be broadcast
at $50. -
As a part of a. dramatic and mus.
ical bill given by the Blue Bird
dramatic club Of Grace Church,
Montreal, CFCF, viii broadcast a
one-act comedy Surprises by C.
Leona Dalrymple. This program
begins at SO'clock. $50.
KDKA, Pittsburgh, rs, opening
their series Of extension course pro.
grams from the University of Pitts.
burgh, tonight, with addresses by
. representatives OF the school and
music by the Pittsburgh Male
Quartet at S:5. This viii be fol-
lowed by the Little Symphony con.
cert a S:45, instead Of the usual
$3.50 o'clock.
Elmer Oliphant's sport review
and two talks for farmers will pre-
cede the musical program by the
WGY orchestra at 7:45 from
Schenectady. -.
Harmony Boys at Troy.
-Four blind artists assisted by thu
Capital District Harmony Boys
Trio, Of Troy viii open an elaborate
program from WHAZ, Troy, at 9
p. m. Dance music by the cam
pus serenaders assisted by severaf
vocal and Instrumental artists win
conclude the bill at 10:45.
The Right Rev. William Law.
renee. Episcopal Bishop Of iMassa-
chusetts. will address an illustrious
gathering at the University Club,
New York. at 915. His address
will be broadcast by WIZ. The
remainder. of WIS program is al.
most entirely musical. - n
Georgette LeBlanc's farewell re.
cital to the American public will
be broadcast from WOR at sa:3O.
She has proved stanch advocate
of the radio while in America, ana
has chosen It as the medium, to
express her gratitude to the .Ameri.,
can public for the ovations s!Se HAS.
received on recent appearances.
The Amphion Male Quartet Is
scheduled to broadcast concert.
from WOR in two groups, the first
at S:45 and the second at 915.
other features from Newark win
be "Jolly Bill Steinke," Nine. Ger
trhde Bianco, dramatic soprano, and
Murray Wachsnan In bits of
Broadway Hits. ls
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