The Washington times., 1924-03-05
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Washington College Of Music
Artists Feature Com.
munity Program.

"A "Bob" Lawrence commun-
fly concert, under the auspices Of
the Community Musical Associa-
ton, will be broadcast direct from
the studio of station WCAP this
evening. The concert will be fol-
lowed by Meyer Davis lie Paradis
music from 10 to IL.
Bob" Lawrence has gathered
together many new artists and
features for this evenings pro-
gram. A concert by the Wash
ington College of Music featur-
ing the College Of Music orchestra,
@. E. Christiani, director, will
headline the community program.
Faculty to Entertain.
IN addition to the orchestra, five
artists from the faculty Of the col.
lege will be heard In vocal and in
etrumental numbers - Marguerite
Carter, violinist; Clara Young Brown,
soprano; George Harold Miller. bari
tone: Weldon Carter, pianist, and
Marjorie Davis, accompanist.
Other features for the evening
VIII be choral music by the Burrell
Class Chorus Of thirty voices, Mrs.
Betty Hulfish. director; xylophone,
mandolin and vocal solos by Master
bob" Carbauh: instrumental mum.
bers by Orangelo Ratio, piano
@ccordionist, and Bob" Lawrence
In songs Of bygone days.
The LIE Paradis Band, on for the
FIRST time in about three weeks, is
making its selections of more than
usual interest to local listeners.in.
Special Afternoon Program.
An afternoon program Of especial
interest for women has been pre-.
pared by WRC. Fashion develop
ments Of the moment, a chat with
housekeepers, health and beauty
talk. a report Of the national con.
ference board and song recitals are
planned to pass the afternoon hours.
One of the best musical entertain.
mentS from out of town stations
is planned by WLW, Cincinnati,
with concert by the pupils of the
Notre Dame Academy. Of Cincin-
natl, headling the bill. Following
the classical concert by the acad-
envy, the "Dehli Male Quartette"
will give an interesting program
embracing religious, secular and
plantation songs. The program will
be concluded with a special pro-
gram from the palace Theater
Orchestra" of Hamilton, Ohio.
A famous recording nianist Adam
Carroll, will feature WEAF tonight.
This artist is widely known tor his
brilliant playing Of popular and
speciality numbers. He has been a
member of the Paul Whiteman
Orchestra and has appeared in
vaudeville and concerts in all parts
or the country. Other highilEhts
will be Quinto E. Maganini, flutist,
and the Brooklyn Edison Orchestra.
A rare treat is promised music
lovers from WBZ. Springfield, where
instrumental and vocal music will
Dc transmitted into the air. Features
OF the evenings entertainment will
pc another appearance Of the cele.
Drated New York harpist, Signor
fMnp Savasta, and a splendid 80.
Prano recital by Mrs. Ruth Conant
Terry, the soprano with the he'll.
like tones"
;. For those who wish to observe
Ash Wednesday, a Lenten evening
service Will be broadcast from ST.
Pauls Cathedral. Boston, through
WNAC, at 8 o'clock.
Messiah" by Chorus.
A Cantata. THE Messiah" GIau-
oeD, sung by the Chester Chorus.
Tnoer the direction of Karl w.
Nocka, assisted by Euphenia Exton.
soprano; Veronica Swiegart. con.
tralto; Vance Pierce, tenor and
Inomas H. Marsden, bass, will be
broadcast through WOO, PhiladeI-
pnla, at 10, with Mary e. VoRt at
the organ. The WOO Orchestra
with assisting artists will render a
program at 8:46.
WOR, Newark, seems To hA ataal.
ing some of WEAF's thunder, hav-
ing scheduled q talk on current
events by H. V. Kaltenborn, asso.
ciate editor Of the Brooklyn Daily
Eagle: Talks by Hudson Maxim
and Theodore G. Northrup are also
on the program, with music fur.
nished by the Royal Male Quartet,
Of New, York city, and song hits nv
the Manhattan Serenaders.
Good Afternoon Program.
An unusually good afternoon pro.
gram Is promised from WOR, with
q program by the New Brunswick
NOAAOL I1iSu SCHOOL SLrlnR OrCheS.
ira: readings by Anna c. Macdonald,
and program by the comedians.
Roy Cummings and Billie Shaw, as.
sisted by Allen Prior, tenor, in bits
from Topics Of 1928"
Pittsburgh, KDKA, has scheduled
q concert by the National Male
Quartet. OF the Redpath Chautauqua
Bureau; addresses by Anton Lang,
DR.. Cora Helen Coolidge, president
OF the Pennsylvania College for
Women, and Charles Latus, Of the
Pittsburgh Post, are features.
Good musical programs will
emanate from KYW, Chicago:
WTAM, Cleveland, and WJAZ, Chi.
cago. The latter will interrupt its
late program to broadcast the regu.
lar Wednesday night program for
Donald B. Macmillan. Messages
from all his relatives and friends are
first read, and then a resume of
the weeks up-to-the.minute news, in.
terspersed with few musical selec-
tons, is given.