The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-08
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FEATURES
LISTED
Instructive Talks by Capable
Authorities on Tonight's
Program

"A GOuCcTC ny SSCCIOu Oh Cu6
NOrdica Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra, under the direction Of
Walter T. Holt, will head the en-
tertainment program to be broad
cast tonight from WRC. The con-
cert viii begin at 1880 o'clock
and swill include group Of tenor
banjo and mandolin banjo duets.
Anita E. Hill will play several
solos on the Hawaiian guitar.
Trio win Play:
A secori concerts on the WRC
program will be played by the
Hotel Roosevelt Trio. under the
direction Of Harry Siegel The
Roosevelt Trio has been well re-
ceived since its initial performance
on the air few weeks ago. The
trio WIKI from 8 to 1880.
Talks scheduled for tonight in
clude q discussion OF what the
Ocean Means to U.s. by Com.
nlander George E. Brandt, U. s. N,
under the auspices of the Smith
sonian Institution; a bible talk by
Page NICK. Etchison. religious work
director Of the Y. M. C. A.. and a
talk on "Uncle SAINTS New Conser-
walton Problems" by Allen B. Nc
Daniel of the research service.
Song recitals by Ruth IlobRe,
mezzo-soprano. and Mary Callahan,
soprano. both Of the Louis B. Thomp-
son Studios. constitute the vocal
numbers for the eveing. A violin
recital viii be played by Esme
Reeder at 8 o'clock.
Football Broadcast.
The football broadcast will be
provided this afternoon by WCAP
who will broadcast Jointly with
WEAF and several other Eastern
stations direct from Soldiers Field.
Cambridge, where Harvard and
Princeton will meet in their yearly
classic. The broadcast will begin
lat 2. o'clock.
Other football games Of local3in-
terest that will be on, the air this
afternoon win be the Georgetown
Pennsylvania game from W1P,
Philadelphia, and The Maryland
Yale games from WIZ, New York,
and WGY, Schenectady.
Tomorrow morning church serv-
ices will be broadcast at II o'clock
by WCAP from the Church of the
Epiphany, where the sermon will be
delivered by the Reverend 2. B, T.
Phillips. At o'clock in the after
noon, services will be broadcast
from the Bethlehem Chapel, Mt st.
Alban.
Tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock
s. L. Rothafel, Roxy" will present
his Capitol Theater' artists in a spc-
cial celebration program On the fifth
anniversary Of the opening OF the
theater. The first portion of the
concert will be broadcast direct
from the Capitol stage, where sew
eral interesting numbers have been
arranged for presentation. The
second, half Of the concert will be
broadcast from the, Capitol Theater
Studio. Roxy" himself will make
his announcements.
Following the Capitol Thaater pro-
gram, WCAP will broadcast an
organ recital direct from the Skin
ner organ OtuulO, new IOEk.
Distant Programs.
An interesting feature of the dis
tant programs for Washingtonians
tonight will bethe radio debut Of
Lawrence Downey, Washington bari
tone, from station WGBS. New
York. Mr.. Downey will sing two
groups of songs from the Gimbel
station. the first at 1918 and the
second at 1915.
Other headlined features of the
distant programs will be concert
by the Westinghouse Band Pitts
burgh, and a musical program to
be presented by artists of the Eng
lish Grand Opera Company, from
wGBS.
The midnight programs hold sthe
most attractive entertainment pos
sibilities of the evenings programs.
In addition to the Pacific coast
stations that will be on the air
after midnight, there will also be
concerts and musical entertainments
at WSAI, Cincinnati: PWX, Ha-
vana: WLW, Cincinnati; KSD, st.
Louis; WEBB and KYW, Chicago;
wCCO, Minneapolis; Veal. North
field; WOWL. Omaha; WSB, At
Ianfo ord UnAE Kansas Cifv