The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-11
WILL
FEATURE
BAND :.
Out-of- TeWn Programs Lack
!. Variety, But Good Numbers
Are Listed

Proceedings of the Republican
national convention in Cleveland
today are being broadcast through
out the day by station WRC. De-
tails of the formation Of the plat.
form will be broadcast and Ora
ham McNamee, the official an
nouncer, will inform the listeners
II. Of everything which transpires
out of range Of the microphone.
Band to Play.
WCAP has scheduled a short pro-
gram for the evening, with the Sec
ond outdoor concert by the United
States Navy Band, under the leader
ship Of Charles Benter, as feature.
The band concert will be broadcast
from 1880 until o'clock and. excer,
for the baseball results, will be the
initial number on the bill.
Another feature performance viii
be joint concert from the studio
Of WEAF and broadcast through
WCAP, by a concert group. consist.
ing of Alice Godillot. soprano; Annie
Louise David, harpist; Quinto Mag.
amin. flutist and Harry Hirt, plan.
let. This concert group is one Ct
the most popular features IN
WEAFs program, and should afford
Is minutes Of real entertainment be.
ginning at o'clock.
Scientist to Talk.
The concluding event on the pro,
gram will be a talk by DIR. Paul D.
Foote, physicist of the Bureau OF
Standards, on 1.-THE Atom" under
the auspices Of the National Re-
search Council and Science Service.
TINS will be the only talk during
the evening. and WCAP will sign
OH at lO O'Clock, unless a last min.
ute booking is made.
The out.of-town program lacks
variety tonight, though couple of
features Will be broadcast. Most of
the stations seem to be ''layinp
low" this week, not caring to hook
good program with the chance
that 1t will be killed by a nieht
session Of the Republican conven.
tion.
Opera Broadcast.
The prize offering of the evening
viii come from our ne;yhlor,
KDKA, in Pittsburgh, where the
opera, "The Violin Maker of Gre.
mona" will be broadcast under the
direction Of the composer, Matthew
Frey. The cast includes: Giannina.
sara Logan, contralto; Filippo. T.
Reid Kenne, baritone; Sandro, Adgar
Sprague, tenor, and Tadeo F,arrari,
Raymond Griffin, basso.
: WBZ, Springfield, has a late pro.
gram tonight, with Leo Reisman
and his orchestra as the feature.
The song, Where I'll End Nobody
Knows" will be song by the com.
poser at midnight, and at 1890
O'Clock Bill Coty and Jack Arm
strong Will give some more popular
songs from the Boston Studio. The
early program is featured by a con.
cert by the st. Johns Episcopal
Cnurch Quartet, at 7:40 o'clock.
Artlst recitals follow until the late
program begins at 1880 o'clock.
WLW. Cincinnati, will broadcast
q one-act play tonight at 9 o'clock,
entitled "The String of the Sani.
SEN" by Rita WeIlrnan. The cast
includes, Katsu Mori,, a rich mer.
chant; Tama, his wife: Arinori
Okubo; Sutsumi, teacher Of the
Samson, and Hatsee, Tania's maid.
A program by Ricker's Melody Ten
at o'clock, Is the opening event
on the bill.
Psychologist To Talk.
Professor Gardner Murphy, who
Is lecturing every Wednesdav
through WEAF on an "Introduc.
ton TO Psychology" will take as
ms topic tonight, Mental Imagery
and Imagination" The WEAE
twins, who have appeared twice on
wednesday nights, have created q.
turore among listeners.in who have
neen attempting to guess their iden.
Ilty Many have written to the
WEAF management asserting that
the two are famous stage cele.
Drities, but WEAF officials have
neither denied nor affirmed it. They
w1l be ON again tonight at 7:SO
O'Clock, followed at o'clock by a
popular advertising orchestra.
Ennis Brown, editor of "The
american Golfer" will deliver the
second of a series Of talks on golf
from WIZ, New York, at GAS to-
night. He has talked on golf
through WY for many months.
out has just started this new series
through WIZ. Other features will
be the Mcdowell Sisters in songs.
and the Cafe Boulevard Orchestra
A program by the "Carolinians ="
under the direction of Charles M.
Koch, at 9:15 o'clock is the feature
OF WOR, Newark's program. Ed.
ward Morris, pianist-composer, and
william Ryder, baritone, will offer
TWO Joint recitals. at 7:45 AMI S.4S
O'Clock. Other features will be
Mary Rose Eaton, violinist, and
Florence Robrecht, soprano.
Barn Dance Is Feature.
"A barn dance, with quadrille and
fiddlin'" tunes played by Bill
Cation, old.time colored fiddler. and
his partner, Ola Gathright, guitar.
ist. will be the offering from WOS,
o'clock.
A new one, song exploitation
night" will be broadcast from Pitts.
burgh, by WCAP at 7:3O o'clock by
representatives from various music
publishing houses.
Other good programs tonight will
come from WOO. Philadelphia, at 8
o'clock VIDE. Kansas City at i2:45
and KYW. Chicago from a:i5 to
1880, with the Midnight kevue
from the Hearst Studio.