The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-08
QUARTET IS
ONS|XTH
TIME
sruce's Newly Organized
Paragon Entertainers a
Feature, Also.


Concerts by the Harmonious
Quartet, Bruce's Paragon Enter
tanners and the Better ole Orches-
ira, a song recital by Carolyn
Manning. and a violin recital by
Leo Alvarado will make up the
musical bill from WRC tonight.
Allan B. Mcdaniel, in q talk on
The Engineer of the New Era"
Will uphold the more serious side
OF the program along with Prof.
Louis D. Bliss, of the Vaughn
Bible class Of the Calvary Baptist
Church, in a Bible talk.
Bruce Has Merry Bin.
George Bruce's Orchestra has
been heard from WRC freq GENTLY
with snappy dance music. Tonight
Bruce Is presenting his rewly or.
gained Paragon entertainers, who
have planned a merry song, gag
and dance program especially de.
signed to please the peculiarities
OF the microphone and its million
ears.
Tonight will mark the sixth an.
pearance Of the Harmonious Qua rtet
1t WRC. The ever popula!. spirit.
uals and jubilee songs will be sup
plemented with several comedy
numbers and new songs. The quar-
tet will accommodate with request
numbers, so far as they IRE able.
The service at the Rhode Island
M. +. Church, will be broadcast
tomorrow at II. The Rev. James H.
Straughn. pastor, will deliver the
sermon on IF Not Christ. What. I"
The usual o'clock service from
the Cathedral is scheduled, with
Bishop James E. Freeman deliver
Ing the sermon. Roxy and his gang
from the Capitol Theater, New York
Will of course occupy the s;ag(e
nom 1920 to o'clock tomorrow
night, followed by the increasingly
popular Skinner organ recita's.
A Typical Saturday Night.
The out-of-town program for to.
night Is typically Saturday
nightish" again, with dance music
by each city's ''favorite son. or
chestra predominating the air.
The feature Of WEAF's program
from New York is Evan Davies,
impersonator, who includes in his
broadcast an imitation Of Harry
Lauder. Suzanne Gallien, brilliant
French mezzo-contralto, Is also on
the program. Karl Saul, famous
pianist. will play several Of his own
compositions. This artist has the
reputation OF possessing the largest
reach of any living pianist.
Ida Minerva Tarbell, publicist, his
torian, and lecturer, Of New York,
Memphis, on "Woman's Contribu-
ton to Civilization" This program,
beginning at 9, is the only talk by
O nationally known figure on any
program tonight.
Sports enthusiasts can turn to
Penn State College, WPAB, at 8:45
and hear descriptions of the wrest-
ling meet between Penn State and
Cornell, and the basketball game be
tween Penn State and Lafayette.
Exceptionally good music num-
bers are promised from KYW, Chi
cago, beginning with a dinner con-
cert at 500 featuring the Joska De-
Babary and Clyde Doerr Orchestras
at the Congress Hotel. Sammy
Steward and his knights of SYN
copation," with several vocal artists
assisting, will follow the dinner
music at 3. The late program, last
ing from II to will be broadcast
from the Congress Hotel Studio.
Good WIZ Recital.
An excellent recital is scheduled
for tonight from WBZ, Springfield,
where Gustave LaZazzera, cellist.
will appear in concert. Dinner music
at will be furnished by the Hotel
Kimball Trio, transmitted from the
Hotel Kimball dining room.
The Gotham Entertainers Of New
York, will headline the evening pro.
gram from WOR, Newark. The
afternoon program features Mildred
A. Watson, pianist and Catherine
M. Lockwood, in readings.
From the middle west, woo,
Davenport and WLAG, Minneapolis
and st. Paul, are offering good
musical numbers at 10 and 1918
respectively. Cincinnati has q mid.
night entertainment by the WSAI
entertainers, at eastern standard
time.
The Westinghouse Band is the
highlight Of the Pittsburgh KDKA,
program. They will play q dinner
concert at 6:15 and their regular
concert assisted by vocalists, at
$50. The $40 program follows:
Selections by the band: Overture
Morning, Noon and Night" Suppe;
Moroccan de Salon la Papillutte,"
Gruenwald: italian Suit" Gruen-
valid; Intermezzo Always Young"
Brooks; Characteristic Piece, MAX.
ing the Rounds" Galuska; Waltz,
Among the Roses" Barnhouse;
selection Grand Duchess" Often.
bach; Caprice 1.-THE Brookside,"
Lasey. Soprano solos, AT Dawn.
ing" Cadman; "A Dream" Bartlett;
"A Heart from Kerry Benerly: 1.-THE
Sunlight in Your Eyes," Hailing.
Baritone solos, selected.
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