The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-03
S()NGSTERS
COON At
11:15
Famous Entertainers Debut
at WRc Arranged by
Times-HeraId.

Ed Gallagher and AL Shean,
internationally famous entertain
ers, will broadcast an entertain
ment through Station WRC TO-
night, by arrangements made 4
through The Washington Times
and The Washington Herald.
The two well-known songsters
will begin their original line of
talk, chatter and songs inn
mediately after the close Of
their regular performance at
Polls Theater, where they are
headliners in the Greenwich Viii
lage Follies. They will make
their radio debut at 11:15 o'clock.
Rest Of Program Musical.
Another Of the popular talks by
Frederic William Vile on 1.-THE
Political Situation in Washington
Today" will be given at o'clock
tonight. Mr.. Vile talks to thou.
sands weekly and his political sum.
maries have called forth a wide
response throughout the country.
The rest Of the program is chiefly
musical. with Hawaiian music by
the Aloha Players feature. Other
musical numbers will be q song
recital by Congressman Clifton A.
Woodrum, the singing Congress
man." and concert by q trio from
Irving Boernstein's Wardman Park
Hotel Orchestra.
The out-of-toWn schedule, while
lacking in unusual features, has
several programs that should be
worth while listening to, 'particu.
larly in the musical field.
Out in Cincinnati WLW is pre-
sentlng an operatta, Dreams"
written and directed by Paul a.
Barns, and given by the opera
group of Highlands High School,
at 3 o'clock. Following the oper-
eta, Woody Meyers Cincinnati Or.
chestra will broadcast a program
or popular songs, assisted by vocal
artists. A musicale by the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority of the Uni.
versity of Cincinnati will conclude
the program from this station.
p "A1EAN- AICDnbO OU OO61s
A feature Of the afternoon nro.
gram from WEAF will be a debase.
Resolved, That the coal mine work.
ors shall receive more wages" with
Ellls Searles, editor Of the United
Mine Workers Journal of America,
on the negative side Of the question,
ana Byron R. Newton, former AS.
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury
and 1ncro1 o6 81 A.,
operators, in the positive.
Other high lights on the New
York program are the Mozart String
quartet, assisted by Winifred T.
Barr; Erna Korn, contralto: Hedy
:, Spieiter, pianist; Dora Lamon Par
Gee, contralto; Dan Gregory and
his dancing carnival orchestra, and
Ereoer1ck Wheeler, baritone.
J.. Inc program from WGY, Science
tady, Will be in two parts, the first
0eVoted to piano numbers by
Aenard Berge, and the second part
VIII be made up Of selections bv
the kaa-Rheu-Vahn Grotto Band,
playing at State Armory in Albany.
The entire cast, stars and chorus.
OF Moonlight" now playing at the
Longacre Theater, New York, will
present song hits Of the show
through WIN. Two or three or
chestras and host Of soloists pre-
cede the Moonlight" program.
Little Symphony Again.
The Little Symphony Orchestra
conducted by Victor Saudeck will
broadcast another Of their popular
concerts from KDKA at $50. The
orchestra will be assisted by Wini-
fred Perry, contralto; Esther Wright,
@ccompanist and pianist, and Jack
Thompson, humorist.
The concert program will be: Or
chestra selections; Overture, Magic
Flute" Mozart; "Serenade," Mos.
zowski; What the Flowers Are
Dreaming" translator; "Interna-
tlonal Suite" Tschaikowski; Antre
ACT "Clartce," Land. Popular num-
You've Said Good-by," Where the
Old Savannah Flows" "Pomp and
Circumstance" Elgar. Contralto
solos: Il Love You Truly" Bond:
Loves Old Sweet Song" Milloy;
Dedication" Brahms; "Tha First
Primrose" Grieg, Piano solos.
selected. Musical Merriment.
selected. Musical merriment.
ming fortnight OF programs spon.
sored by the Atlanta Federation Of
Musicians, Atlanta chapter Of the
American Federation Of Musicians,
featuring studio broadcasts thrice
daily by every professional orchestra
and musician in Atlanta. Programs
will be given at /. 9, and 11:45, East
ern standard time, every day. -.
An elaborate musical offering Is
promised from Buffalo, through
4 WGR, beginning at 8, when the
Lions Club Of Buffalo will broadcast
under the direction Of c. F. Hoff.
man.
Newark, through wOR, is pre-.
4 senting the Georgia Melodians (the
singing orchestra) and a program
under the direction Of Joe Cook.
4 Herman Bernstein will give a talk
on Celebrities Have Interviewed,
Z Including Shaw and Rostrand."
Other features include Hollywood"
NcCosker, Jolly Billy Steinke," and
(, Q talk on 1.-THE Law and Income
II Tax"
Late programs are few and far
between, this being Monday night,
a when SO many stations are silent.