The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-24

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TALKS ON
FARMS
Cong. Albert Johnson Also
Scheduled to Speak
Over WCAP.

Over WCAP.
With Henry C. Wallace, Sec
rotary of Agriculture, and Con-
gresham Albert Johnson Of
Washington, speaking from the
local studio, and Mary Eaton and
Brooke Johns entertaining from
New York, in a special program
for the radio show, which will be
broadcast over WCAP, local radio
fans will have a plenty tonight.
Radio and Agriculture.
Secretary Wallace's speech which
will be brought into Convention
Hall for the radio show and also re.
broadcast in New York from WEAF
will be on The Radio and Agricul.
ture." No subject has been an
nounced for the address by Con-
gresham johnson.
Mary Eaton, pride Of the Capital,
musical comedy star and soprano,
will come on at Z o'clock accom-
panied by A. v. Llufrio also former
Washingtonian, who is now &C.
companist and announcer at station
WEAF.
Brooke Johns. who is called the
Broadway Sheik," though ne. too.
comes from Washington, will follow
Miss Eaton on the program in a
vocal program accompanying him.
self on the banjo.
Another feature tonight will be
May Jennings, mezzo cOntralto. &C.
companied by Clara Crangle. Miss
Jennings possesses a most adaptable
contralto voice.
Edgar Fairchild. pianist, will be
rebroadcast from WCAP in several
popular numbers. Mr.. Fairchild is
prominent as a member Of the
Original Piano Trio, a feature Of
George Whites production, "Scan.
dals," which has been touring the
country. Others on the program
will be Fred Ruzika. violinist, and
Carlo Restivo. accordion artists.
Two Top-NOtch Programs.
st. Louis and Boston are offering
the real topnotch programs tonight
from distant stations, with an opera
and a musical comedy. The Opera
"Rigolette" by Verdi will be broad.
cast in it's entirety from KSD, ST.
Louis, by the San Carlos Opera Com
pany, at 9 O'Clock. The Topics
Of 1923" will be Boston's offering
At SIS.
D. w. Griffith the celebrated
motion picture director will tell the
radio audience over WIZ, New
York at 8, What Makes a Good
Picture At 1890 this station is
broadcasting the Moulin Rouge
orchestra direct from the Moulin
Rouge.
William G. Redfield. who was
Secretary of the Interior under
President Wilson. will talk on
Woodrow Wilson and his Cabinet"
from WOR, Newark. at 9:15. He
will be followed by the South Side
High School Orchestra. of Newark,
and the MeadowbroOk Orchestra.
Troy To Take Part.
WHAZ. Troy. is offering a pro.
gram by the Latin American Stu
dents of Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute in Spanish and English,
at 9, and a varied musical pro-
gram at 1915 under the auspices
of Troy's industries.
The Thomson Concert Trio head
lines Schenectady offerings with
a program at 7:45. Elmer Oliphant,
famous athlete will give q talk at
Sis fror? this station, on sports.
Cincinnati. through WLW, is Of
fering another fine musical pro.
gram with the Stiles Male Chorus
and the Male Quartet of the First
Baptist Church, of Middletown,
Ohio, followed by Woody Meyers
Cincinnati Orchestra.
A trio of singers from the studios
OF Madam Anne Griffiths, assisted
by the kDkA Little Symphony Or.
chestra. will give the regular $50
program from Pittsburgh The
program follows:
Selections by the orchestra; over.
ture. Martha" musical scenes from
"Cavalleria Rusticana" (Mascagni)
melodies from "Hansel and Gretel"
(Humperdinck: Lead Kindly Light"
GODDARD. trio; soprano solo, "AVe
Maria" (Gounod): tenor solo, "The
Lost Chord" Sullivan: contralto
solo, my Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" saint Saens); overture from
the Bohemian Girl". (Balfe) or
chestra); soprano solo, II Dreamt
Dwelt in Marble Halls" contralto
solo. Heart Bowed Down." tenor
solo. Then You'll Remembe:. Me-"
Soprano solos, annie Laurie"
'ScotD; Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes" old English: The
Sweetest Story Ever Told" tduet,
contralto and tenor; "Lethe" (Boot!:
MY Ain Folk" Uemon), contralto
solos; Lullaby" (Brahmsl trio.