The Washington times., 1924-07-22
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Bureau 81 Standards Expert
to Deliver Talk on ..Radlo
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:
a short but good program Of
music and talks viii be broadcast
~ WRC tonight. The program,
starting at TAB o'clock, has two
stellar attractions. An orchestra
from the United States Marine
Band and Irving BOernstein's
Wardman Park Trio.
The bill looks as If II will Be
entirely non-jazz, as the Marine
Band has scheduled marches, over
lures and waltzs, while the Ward
man organization speciaIizes IN
classical music.
Enc6re From Last Night.
This evenings program Il almost
an encore from last night. The
Marine Band II coming back and
bringing with It Arthur Lambdin.
who also was on last nights bill
from WCAP. The baritone win
render q song recital during the
orchestra concert.
While the studio program tonight
win make It impossible to hear the
whole Marine Band, accommoda-
lions IN the studio forbidding, the
chances are that the music will
come through the ear phones and
loud speakers better than with
the outdoor concert.
The program opens with talk
by M. s. Etrock. Of the Bureau Of
Standards, on Radio In the Home.
r. Mr.. Strock does as well as some
~ his colleagues in the radio de-
partment Of the Bureau have done,
the talk will be well worth while.
Following the band concert, John
Nevin, political writer and talker,
viii come on at 9:i5 p. m. Now that
the dust and turmoil Of the Demo
cratic convention has cleared
away, Mr.. Nevin may give some
real light as to what may be ex.
pected In the coming campaign.
Boernstein'g trio come on at $50
,. n. and again after the time sig.
nails.
Uut-OfsIOWu Program.
The out.qf.town program tonight
offers some promising band con-
certs.
The headliner viii come from
WIZ, New York, where another con-
cert BY the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra will be broadcast direct
from the Lewisohn stadium. William
Won Hoogstraton will direct the
orchestra Local fans probably will
be able to get this concert better
through WGY, Schenectady, which
Is oadcasting It.
Another feature from the New
York station win be q talk by Alice
n. Williamson, the "A. NJ who IS
( known to every reader Of the books
by 20. N. and A. M. Williamson. =.
WIS twin, WY, win broadcast a
program by Billy Wynne's Green
witch Village Inn Orchestra at 1850
n. m. and the New York University
Summer School concert at $50
o'clock.
What should prove to be q good
bill Will come from Cincinnati.
q NLW, at s o'clock when q program
by the American Legion Minstrels
and Aurora Boosters will be broad.
cast. This will be followed by the
Hoosier State Quartet with 4 barn
dance by Jake Rutz's Orchestra as
q finale. The Chubb Eteinberg or.
chestra will come on at midnight
Tor q late concert.
Hotel Orchestra.
Before WLW comes on the air
WSAI, Cincinnati, win give their
usual program featuring the Hotel
Gibson Orchestra.
The feature Of the concert to b.
broadcast from KDKA. pittsburrh
u the nIniphone accompaninnent
Tor songs to be sung by The
Shriners Male Quartet. This a an
instrument of bells and adapta n.
self very well for broadcastino
assisting with the concert Is the
Hawaiian Orchestra.
Classical and dance music he
heisman and his orchestra from
Boston heads the program to ~,
broadcast BY WEI. Springfieid. Ia.
night. Other attractions are the
recitals Of Thomas b. Clifford, bari.
tone, and a joint concert BY M. q.
Nlncent. vioiinist and Louis Haffer-
Wax, Cleveland, will come on
at 1850 o'clock with the usual fen-
lures. About o'clock the station
VIII follow with violin. piano and
vocal selections by the BrvaT
Brothers, familiar numbers hv al.
tert Downing, piano solos by Flor.
ence Johnson and the Martha Lee
Club Orchestra. -
Dance Program.
WIP, Philadelphia, will broadcast
. concert by Comforts Philhar.
monte Orchestra, with Roy Comfort.
conducting, at 7:15 o'clock, followed
BY 1850 by Vessela's concert band.
Bob Leman's and Harvey Mar.
burgers orchestras win follow ia
two dance programs.