The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-11
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Henry Machon to Talk on
Making Of Foreign Movie
Scenes la Y s.

With the baseball championship
resting safely III tile Capital and
tAe session of the national sport
ended, politics win return ID the
place at honor On the air tonight
under tie guidance of Secretary
81 War Weeks and former Secre-
tary 81 the Navy Daniels.
MI. Weeks win speak from
WRC 1T $50 o'clock on VA Dis
cussion of Tie Political Situation,' 7
ana win be followed At b o'clock
81 Nj. Daniels, speaking under
tie auspices III the Democratic
nstional committee On Can the
American conscience Be Stifled
by and Appeal To the American
Sense 81 Humor."
The addresses VIII Be the fore
runners az numerous political ad-
dFessAs to Be broadcast from the
Capital between how and the ma
tionaI election next month.
Henry AIacNIaEon 10 Talk.
Two other talks are scheduled on
the wRC program for tonight.
George culbertson. headmaster of
the Y. nj. g. IA. day school. win az.
liver his weekly Rible talk Ill 7:sO
and Henry MacMahon, executive
of the Fanoua r.syers.I .asiy Cor.
ppration and author az the novel,
The Ten Commandments, will
speak at 9:46 On The Making Of
Foreign Motion Picture Scenes in
North America
The musical part DC the program
viii be featured BY q concert .of
dance music BY Gene porner's Col
Seaians, song recitals By Harry
Campbell, bass, and Hazel G. Arth,
contralto. and q piano recital By
James n. McLain.
Church Services.
Church services will be broadcast
ton1orrow morning by WCAP from
Che Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, where the Reverend Earle
Whitley, pastor, viii preach, and
tomorrow afternoon from the Heth.
lelieYn Chapel, Mount ST. Alban.
where the Right Reverend II. Free.
man, Bishop Of Washington. will
deliver the sermon.
At s7:20 o'clock tomorrow night
WCAP viii rebroadcast the Sunday
evening concert given by Roxy"
! RothafeI and his artists on the
stage and In the studio of the Cap
it0l Theater, New York city. Fol-
lowing the Capitol Theater concert
WCAP will rebroadcast an organ
recital direct from the Skinner Or
san Studio, New York.
The leading oGt.of.town attraction
tonight will be the unique radio
Banquet to be held BY the II, j.,
! Heinz Company for its 10000 EN-
ployes Ia si1ty.two cities III the
United States, England. Scotland
and Canada.
The dinner win celebrate the
Sifty-fifth anniversary of the found.
Ing Of the company.
Signal Dinner From KDKA.
When the signal is given py radio
ri $3.50 from Pittsburgh. the dinner
viii be served at the BANQUET tables
In all the cities. Following the ban
Quet, addresses win be delivered and
broadcast to all Of the diners It all
the banquet tables The speeches
will begin at 8:15 and viii be audible
in Washington from Station KDKA,
Pittsburgh.
a second feature OF the evening
VIII be . gala program arranged
by the Alumni OF Ewarthmore Col.
lege. to be broadcast from WIFI,
ALPHA, beginning at 5 o'clock
Outstanding musical events to.
night will be q concert by. the
Nazarene Chorus. from WNYC,
New York; the Mason Hefiin Male
Quartet from WIP, Philadelphia:
the Memphus Plectrum Orchestra.
from VINO Memphis; the Wellman
Conservatory Junior Orchestra from
WBI, Springfield, and the Sylvan
Trio from Villas. Louisville.
Among the dance orchestras that
viii be heard III Saturday night
concerts are the Kenmore Hotel
Orchestra from WGY schenectady;
&emsay's Orchestra from WIZ,
Philadelphia: the Mt. Royal Hotel
Orchestra, from CKAC, Montreal:
the WTAM Dance Orchestra. from
WTAM, Cleveland, the Astor Hotel
Dance Orchestra from WIZ. New
York. and Vincent Lopez's
Orchestra from WEAF, New York.
A radio alrship fantasy which
will be broadcast from KGO. Oak
land, beginning at IL o'clock will
be the headline attraction among
the programs Of the Pacific Coast.