The Washington times., 1924-07-19
TWO TALKS
ON NIGHT
BILL
Bernice Randall VIII Speak on
Musical Appreciation Chap
lain to Be Heard

lain to Be Heard
The United States Navy Band.
Of the Virgin Islands and the
Honolulans, appearing in con-.
cert Of Hawaiian music, viii di-
vide honors on the WRC broadcast
program for tonight.
The Virgin Islands Band made
its radio debut last night before
the microphone of WCAP. The
Honolulans, under the direction Of.
Ernest Deale, will include in their
program tonight several Hawaiian
compositions never played before
in this country.
To Speak On Music.
Bernice Randall, a Washington,
singer end teacher, win be pre-.
scented on the WRC program tonight
by the radio chairman Of the
League Of American Pen Women, to.
speak on musical appreciation. A
second talk on the night bill will
be that scheduled for the Bible
Hour by Chaplain Thomas L. Kirk
patrick, Of the United States Navy.
Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano,
and Francis p. Heartsill, bass, will
appear in song recitals. Mrs.
Heartsill is a product Of the last
Edward Kimball School Of, Music,
and is prominent In Washington os
q member of the Maaurgia and
Kimball Quartets, and as the
soprano soloist of the Mt Pleas.
ant Episcopal Church. Mr.. Heart,
sill also lis associated with this
choir ais bass soloist. Larry Gavitt
will accompany both singers.
Elsie v. Lang. contralto, William
Stanley Quinn, baritone, and Roy
M. Easter baritone, also will be
heard on the program in song
recitals. Mr.. Quinn and Miss Lang
will be assisted at the piano by
their teacher, Jewell Downes. "A
piano recital by Elinor Glynn win
complete the program.
BritOn to Preach.
The church services to be broad
cast tomorrow morning by WCAP
will be picked up from the CALVIN v
Baptist Church, where DIR. q. W.
Gibbons, pastor CT the Abbey Road
Baptist Church, Of London, will
deliver the sermon.
The opcn-air services to be held
at Peace Cross, Mt. st. AIban, to-
morrow afternoon ct o'clock, also
will be broadcast by WCAP.
The Sunday night program viii
include the regular concert from
the Capitol Theater and the Skinner
Organ studio.
Headlining the distant programs
for tonight win be another Of the
concerts by the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra under tbs d.
rection of William Van Hoogstraten,
which will also be rebroadcast from
WGY, Schenectady, on a wave length
of $50 meters. thereby enabling the
concert to be heard in Washington.
Philharmonic Concert.
Featuring the Philharmonic con-
cert tonight will be the rendition
Of Julius Weismann's Dance Fan.
tasy, OPP, 49, fol the first time in
America. The orchestra also will
play Weber's Invitation to the
Waltz" LISTS ''Mephisto Waltz"
and Tchaikowsky's "Nutcracker
WEAF. New York, features for
tonight a concert by the Gauvreau
Orchestra, made up of thirty violin
lists between the ages Of ten and
sixteen. The program will include
Seredy's Dance Of the Crickets";
Beethoven's Farewell to the
Piano" and Rubinstein's Melody
IN f."
WGY, Schenectady, will conclude
fke YNPOcrro M fnrs %1v1iepHI% vry4kYN nnua
cert by the popular Clover Club
Orchestra from the Hotel Ten
Eyck, Albany.
A concert to be played by Yes
sella's Concert Band on the Steel
Pier, Atlantic City, will be broad.
cast by WIP, Philadelphia, begin.
ming at 7;50.
Concert Program.
The program for the concert fol.
lows:
/. March, "The Conqueror. Teike:
3. Overture, '"The Barber of Sc
yille," Rossini; 8. ''Al Fresco," Her.
bert; 4. Grand selection from Opera
"Mefistofele,'" Boito; 5. Turkish
Patrol" Michaelis; 6. Operetta.
robin Hood" DeKoven; Z. Soprano
Solo, Aria from Opera, '.L.a b.
hen1e," Puccini, Rita Aprea; 8.
From Italy, Selection of Italian
Street Songs, Clarke.
WOR, Newark, will present the
Gotham Entertainers and the Felice
String Quartet as the headline num-
bers Of its evening bill Dance rau-
sic will prevail at practically all the
other distant stations.
Among the stations which will
be silent tonight are WICK, Detroit:
WEI, Philadelphia; WLW, Cincin.
natl; WGR, Buffalo, and KQV,
Pittsburgh.