The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-16
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Regular Monday Features Will
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A rebroadcast Of WEAF's New
York program, featuring Michael
Salpeter, fourteen-year-old violin
virtuoso, and Arthur Gaines, New
York tenor, will be on the local
air from WCAP tonight.
The regular Monday features
will constitute the afternoon pro-
gram from WRC.
Young Salpeter comes, to! the
nnicrophone backed up by the
criticism Of Professor Auer, who
has said that for the boys age,
he is the most talented player he
has ever heard.
SaIpeter Bill.
Salpeter's offering viii include the,
Sonata in G Minor by. Tartini:
Kreisler's "Old Refrain" and Gypsy
Airs" by Sarasate.
i Arthur Gaines who will open the
performance is tenor soloist, at
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York, and a member OF the Clef
club. He appeared during the past
season in the plantation Revue,
and in the church. scene Of "Ros-i
.eanne." :. Mr.. Gaines, accompanied
will be Frederick M. Bryan, former
conductor Of the Clef club orches-
ira.
Other of the wEAF features will
he a recital by Constance HuIsman,
pianist dramatic readings by Lucille
Wilson and a. talk by Elliott Hall
on Changing Your Wife's Objec-
:tions into Appropriations"
T. 4-At the conclusion Of the WEAF
program, WCAP will broadcast from
It's own studio an address on the
GKiwanis club by Claude w. Owen,
Immediate past president of the
washington Kiwanis club.
The afternoon program from WRC
will be opened at 8 ! o'clock with
q; fashion talk by Elinor Glyn.
This will be followed by a. song
recital by Kathleen B. Stiles. meg
zo-soprano, a talk by Edna Deu
the New Nobility Mrs. William
Anterior Depuy's weekly review
of What Women Are Doing To-
day" piano recital by Thelma
Callahan. Of the Frances Gutelius
Studio, and the weekly book re-
views under the auspices of the
League Of American Pen Women.
The reviews will be given today
by Mrs. Richard L. Hoxie ana
Mrs. Clarence N Nusch. Mrs.
Hoxie will review Heirs Appar-
ent," by Philip Gibbs, and THE
Real John Burroughs" by William
Sloan Kennedy. Mrs. Nusch will
review Papinis Life of Christ"
Graduation In Air.
Out of town has several inter-
esting features booked tonight,
headlined by the broadcast Of CON-
mencement exercises from Brown
University through WNAC. Boston,
beginning at o'clock. The pro.
gram will include the senior Sing"
Broadcasting of the dinner to be
given by the Quartermasters' Asso-
citation on the occasion Of the 148th
anniversary Of the quartermaster
corps of the United States army,
through. WIZ, New. York., will en-
able the radio audience to hear the
addresses Of Senator WadswDrth,
General r. L. Billiard, and Bishop
Manning.
Details Of the round.the-world
flight will be given from the New
York station by Major L. D., Gard.
ner, editor Of Aviation" Other
features will be 'The Bald Head
Club" by John Rodemeyer; the
and Holland, Of the "'AQditania;,"
In songs. I'LL, ~, 49, =.
The salvation Army Band, OF
Albany, will offer a program at 7:45
o'clock through WGY, Schenectady.
A review Of the weeks sports will
be broadcast at Sis O'Clock.
French Music Bill.
A special French musical pro.
gram has been arranged from WBZ,
Springfield at o'clock. A con.
cert by the WIZ Trio will precede
the French program. KDKA will
broadcast a concert by the Little
Symphony, at s o'clock
A concert program by the popular
girl musicians, Of Troy, assisted by
vocalists. will be put on the air
from WHAZ at . o'clock. Rosa!
mond Burgess and her Bluebird
Ladies' Orchestra will follow at 10.
The Lew Paige Society Orchestra
headlines WOR, Newark's bill at
9:15, with other features by Doctor
Sigmund Spaeth. music critic, II
See by the Papers," by Hollywood
McCosker, and musical program
under the auspices of Mabelanna
Corby.
Other good programs tonight will
come from WLW, Cincinnati. At &
o'clock; WSB, Atlanta, at ll:45
o'clock, with the "Hoke'' Smith
Quartet; WGR, Buffalo, at 8 o'clock;
I WIN, New York, from IL to 1.
with Midnight Bohemia Show.
and WDAF, Kansas City. at Q
O'Clock and 12:45 o'clock.