The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-19
SAXOPHONE
CLUB ON
BILL
Entertainers From Los An
geIes Touring East-Pete
Macias Players Listed

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A concert by employees Of the
Treasury Department will feature
the program to be broadcast to-
night from WRC.
Appearing on the Treasury pro-
gram will be Artie Faye GuiIford,
soprano, the international Quar-
tet, composed of William Kelly,
Alvin Perkins, Howard Reeves
and Rhinehardt Mittelstetter, Mad
cline Cornish Nickles, soprano,
Arthur E. Raeburn, saxophonist,
and George w. Skilton, vioIinist.
On Air One Hour.
The Treasury Department enter.
tainers viii be on the air for an
hour, beginning at 7:45.
other features Of the local bill
will be a concert by the Emmanuel
Male Quartet and Saxophone Club,
OF Los Angeles. which will arrive in
"e~SAAAh6 I'LL 1OAe1y AOE a SCI 1SS Oh
concerts in the East, and dance
music by Pete Macias' L'Aiglon
Orchestra.
Two talks are scheduled for the
program. the first, by Inspector AL.
bert ]. Headley. chief Of the traffic
bureau, on"How to Avoid Automo-
bile Accidents" and the second by
H. S. Mulligen, of the Bureau Of
Mines, on "Helium Casa Natural
Resource for the Defense Of the
Nation
The afternoon program from
WAY will be composed Of player
piano and photograph records.
Command Washington.
New York and Schenectady will
command the most popular waves
OF the country tonight.
New York's WY will present at
1880 o'clock the second Of the nom.
moral productions, entitled "A
Night Out of the Past" and the
WGY Players at Schenectady will
give another of their radio dramas.
THE House Next Door," by Hart
ley Manners.
The program for "A Night Out
Of the Past" follows:
Quartet.
7:35-Prologue.
7:4O-Episode I, Songs You
Know N. J. String Quartet.
S:00-Episode II, "Songs of the
Sos" Royal Trio.
8:S0-Episode III, "Songs of the
Sos" Max Kalfus, tenor.
800 Episode Nv, "Reminis.
cenees," George Laval Chesterton.
915-Episode ", Songs Of 1900"
Temple Male Quartet.
Characters and Synopsis.
The principal characters and
synopsis Of action of the wGY
drama follows:
Sir John Cottswold, Bart, Edward
IA. Smith; Margaret, his wife, Helen
Campbell; Ulrica. his daughter,
Rosaline Greene, Cecil, his son, Ed.
ward e. st. Louis; Vining, his serv.
ant, John Lotus; Captain the Hon.
Give Trevor, Burton Anthony; Sir
Isaac Jacobson, M. p, Frank
Oliver; Rebecca, his wife, Marjorie
Tyler; Esther, his daughter, Mar.
gerry Bayless; Adrian, his son, Je-
rome Lovenheim; Macmillan, his
servant, Maurice G. Randall; Walter
Lewis. musical agent, Charles S.
Baumes.
Act Morning room in Sir John
CottSwold's house in the Cottswold
Park estate, Kensington, London.
selection, Mutt de Printemps." Je.
main Orchestral
Act II-DrawHng room in Sir
Isaac Jacobson's house, Next
Door," the same afternoon. Selec.
ton, album Leaf" Durand torches.
tra).
Act 1II-Same as Act 1. Three
Gays later. Selection, "Intermezzo,"
Mouton Orchestral.
Novel Eastern Feature.
A third Eastern. feature tonight
Will be concert at CKAC, Mont.
real, by the Canadian National Rail.
ways Entertainers. An address by
c. Price-Green, F. r. G. S., CommIs.
eioner, Department Of Colonization
and Development Of Canadian Ma.
tional Railways, viii speak on the
concert program on the subject.
The Undiscovered Gold Of Canada"
Pittsburg will present a program
or Civil War and other old.tiriie
melodies from KDKA beginning at
o'clock. A late concert is also
scheduled from KDKA beginning
at 10 o'clock.
A concert by the Buffalo Highland
Pipe Band and a minstrel show
presented through the courtesy of
Edgar G. Messersmith, will be
WGR's contribution to the evening
entertainment.
WEAF will present one Of it's
vaudeville evenings, featuring
Mabelanna Corby, pianist; Alma
StoI, contralto. and Joseph c.
Wolff, baritone.
The Wanamaker anniversary con.
cert, with score of features. will
Constitute the evening program Of
WIZ, New York.