The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-29
WRITER On
TIMES TO
TALK
William Hard Will Discuss
presidential Possibilities"
Popular Trio to Play

The features of an unusually
good program from WRC tonight
will be concerts by students of the
Army Music School and the Co
lumbar Artists; a dance program
BY the Blue and Gray Orchestra
Of New Haven and talks by Will
liam Hard, whose articles are car
ried regularly in The Washington
Times, and Rear Admiral Cary T.
Grayson.
Musical Feature Opens.
The program will open with the
concert. by the Army Music School,
Capt. p. w. Lewis, commandant,
William C. White, principal of
music. This number will be COM
posed of instrumental selections by
the pupils Of the school.
Rear Admiral Grayson will talk
on Preventive Health Measures"
following the army school music.
His subject is a continuation Of
that given by DIR. William C.
Fowler from WCAP last night.
William Hard's talk on "Presi.
y Dental Possibilities" has been sub
stituted for Frederic William Wile's
weekly 1.-THE Political Situation in
Washington Tonight" because Of
Illness of Mr.. Vile Hard is one of
the keenest political observers in
the country and will be an able
substitute for Mr.. Vile.
The concert by the Columbian
Artists will be offered through Paul
g. Ledig. first tenor; w. e. Braith-
waite, second tenor; Willard S.
bass; Marjorie J. Webster, leader,
1 and Mary Smitheran, pianist.
The Blue and Gray Orchestra
4 from New Haven, which will play
under the direction Of Frank Cor.
coran, was heard from WRC last
week and proved to be one Of the
most popular of new local broad.
cast features.
Trio To Play.
A trio from Irving Boernstein's
Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra will
como on from WRC at 9:20 tonight
HI COICCTI I'll classical
This organization turns out some of
Z the best music heard from the local
station.
The program is balanced with
three song recitals offered by Lii
Han Evan-Tibbs, soprano; Mrs. Fred
8: Purnell, soprano, and Marybelle
Finneg Beckham, contralto.
A prize fight and comic opera
mingle on the air tonight as
diners of an unusually interest
out of town program. The
ut coming from WIZ, New York,
be difficult for local fans to
r, but for those who can prob
will be a humdinger.
Berlenbach- Stribling fight will
ecounted, blow by blow, by
J. Andrew White at 8:45.
fighters are young and coming
n addition to the fast bout
Used, Maj. Whites style of
scription is always graphic
ough to make the story worth
lille.
The real treat for fans will come
pm Schenectady, however, where,
compliance with numerous re-
tests for the production of other
lneful operas by Gilbert and Sui
VdH, lLlS WN1 OpOTd SOIIl-
my will sing THE Pirates of
nzance" at 7:45 o'clock. Carl
|ster, who directed the recent per-
rmance of "Pinafore," will be the
rector and the WGY orchestra will
sist.
Characters of Opera.
The characters will be Richard,
pirate chief; Samuel, his lieuten-
mt: Frederic, pirate apprentice;
1ajor General Stanley, of the Brit
BIB army; Edward, a sergeant Of
rolice; Mabel, General Stanley's
Youngest daughter; General Stan
Ny's daughters, Kate. Edith, and
babel, Ruth, piratical maid of all
work, and pirates and police.
A third feature for tonight will
cbme from WXC, Detroit, where
the Red Apple Club is celebrating
Eddie Guest. Night" in honor of
the Detroit poet. In addition to two
appearances by Eddie Guest himself,
WICK will distribute autographed
volumes of Mr.. Guests poems to
the sender of the first telegram
from each State and a JeWett
brougham also will be given away.
The Missouri Society of New
York WIN hold a big banquet to.
night, the proceedings Of which
will be broadcast by WY at SI5
o'clock. Among the speakers will
be cambridge Colby, Augustus
Thomas. DR.. Nicholas Murray But.
Ter and Dr. Brooks, president OF
the University of Missouri.
An Orchestra Feature.
Both of the Cincinnati stations
win be on in full force tonight with
WSAI opening at o'clock, it's pro.
gram including the Hotel Gibson
Orchestra, the University Of Gin.
cinnati Musical Comedy Revue, and
an artist recital. WLW will come
on at 10 o'clock with a program
by the Cincinnati Chapter Of the
Mothers Of Democracy followed by
the Greenland Eskimo Orchestra
and still later by a midnight pro.
/. gram.
A special boy week celebration,
following a banquet of the boy
mayor and his cabinet will be
broadcast by WIP, Philadelphia, at
7:15 o'clock Among the partici.
pants will he Babe Ruth, Connie
Mack. Bobby Gunnie and prominent
z officials Of boys week.
A musical program offered by.
the Chicago Musical College will be
the feature OF KYW's program to.
\ night. The usual dinner concert
from Congress Hotel Is scheduled.
KDKA has no $40 o'clock con.
cert, but will broadcast the Queen
City Orchestra program at II