The Washington times., 1924-01-30
WCAP WILL
SEND OUT
CONCERT
Wagner and Beethoven Will
Be Feature Of Local Pro-
gram This Evening.

The sixth of the educational con.
certs to be broadcast by the Phil
harmonic Society Of New York
under the direction Of William
Mengleberg direct from Carnegie
Hall will be rebroadcast locally to.
night by WCAP. The selection for
the evening will be Beethoven's
Symphony No. s, in c minor" and
Wagner's "Tannhauser's Overture" I"
The concert will begin at $3.50
o'clock. Preceding It at o'clock
will be rebroadcast from WEAE
also the religious services. under
the auspices Of the United Syna.
gogue of America. The principal
address viii be delivered by Rabbi
Louis Schwessel, Of Bayonne, N. j.,
on the subject, Peace Of a Jewish
Ideal"
Mabelanna Corby, planist-composer,
also will be featured on the pro-
gram with a recital Of her own
compositions.
An unusually interesting mid
night broadcast to the Macmillan
party, somewhere near the North
Pole, is promised by WJAZ. The
Macmillan programs are regular af-
fairs every Wednesday night. The
program will begin at Chicago at /
a. m. Eastern time.
Lecture On Dancing.
Tonight will mark the twelfth
and final lectures on dancing, which
Arthur Murray has been giving
weekly from WOR. A new name
appears on the WOR program for
the Music While You Dine" Pc
riod-that of Ernie Ricketts, Sere.
nader Orchestra, which organization
has built up an enviable reputation
as a society orchestra in the Eas
For sports inclined radio fans
WIZ will broadcast at 10 and 11:15
o'clock the results of the Milrose
Athletic Association meet. The an
nouncements and comments will be
made by Major ]. Andrew White.
Two dance orchestras, those Of Irv-
ing Seller and the Maxwell House
Coffee Orchestra will furnish con.
certs on the WIZ program.
Boston will supply the musical
comedy tonight with Earl Carols
"Vanities" broadcast from the CO.
onel Theater through WNAC. The
performance will begin at S:15
o'clock.
KDKA, Pittsburgh, makes an in
triguing announcement in sched.
uling a concert Of very unusual
character" at $50 o'clock.
Out in Cincinnati WLW will
broadcast the entertainment and
addresses to be delivered at the
| banquet Of the National Lumber Ex-
porters' Association.
First French Lesson.
An innovation is scheduled at
WMAQ, Chicago, where the first
radio French lesson will be broad
cast by NJ. Howser. WMAQ also
will broadcast its weekly lecture
from Northwestern University.
Another late program of interest
in Chicago is scheduled by KYW
| which will offer a concert by the
Chicago Conservatory of Music at
IL o'clock.
A midnight revue, beginning at
/ II o'clock and an hour Of music
by the Hearst Music Publishers at
9:15 o'clock will feature the KYW
program from the Windy City
For the late listeners who sit in
on the WBZ programs the follow
ing program Is published which
viii be rendered beginning at IL
o'clock by the WBZ Quintette:
Hungarian Dance" No.
Brahms), IA Lover in Damascus
CWoodforde.F .Finden), (a) Far Across
the Desert" (b) Where the AL
bana Flows (c) Beloved in Your
Absence" (0 "Allah Be With Us"
Norwegian Dance" CTrio) Grieg;
selection, Eva" Uehar); flute solo.
selected Ernest Valva, Told at
Twilight" Ctrio) (Huerter), overture,
1.-THE Four Ages of Man" Nachner)
Gavotte "Mignon" CThomas), Bring
Back NV Bonnie To Me-"