The Washington times., 1924-05-08
RECITAL IS
HEADING
BILL
L'AIg'on and Better ole Or
chestras Will Take the Air.
Question Box Opened

SEaHUaIlS new 1lVOH 1neaCer,
WRC is offering tonight a pro-
gram which is entirely musical
! after 8 o'clock. Two of the most
popular local orchestras are on
the bill.
Headlining the program will be
a song recital by Eileen Van
Biene, star of the original cast
Of "Maytime," who has a delight
full soprano voice; the lL'Aiglon
and Better ole Orchestras.
NOn.Musical Events.
The program opens at 7.30
o'clock and Immediately steps out
with the only two non.musical
events Of the evening. The Week.
~ WRC question box will be
opened once more by the Query
editor of THE Pathfinder" fol-
lowed Ivy w. L. Sudworth, member
of the Washington Automotive
Trade Association and guest
speaker of the American Auto
mobile Association, who will re-
late. the adventure of Cannon
Ball. Baker, who drove across the
continent In the dead of winter,
establishing tranScontinental
record for the trip.
The MS MuSical program will
be offered by the Better ole Club
orchestra, - 8 O'Clock. This organ
izat!on has become one of WRC's
best features, through their con-
eistsntly good performance of
hour Of music by the Better ole
will oe presented by the Tivoli
Theater.
At 8 o'clock, local fans will have
O chance to compare the output Of
two of Washington's best orches-
tras, when Pete Macias' L'Aiglon
Orchestra will strut their stuff"
In an effort to outdo the Better
ole gang. The L'Aiglon Band
made their debut from WRC Tues.
day night, and are returning for
their second engagement tonight.
Song Recitals.
Two song recitals. the next fea
lures Of the program, will be pre-.
scented by Elizabeth Dayton and
.Lucian Marsh. Mr.. Marsh, BARI
tone, has seldom been heard in pub
tic. His recital will be a treat &C.
cording to those who have heard
him. Miss Dayton, soprano, one
Of the younger set who is a popular
church soloist, will return to WRCs
program after a long absence.
The concluding lumber of the
bill will be offered through the
Tivoli Theater, by the Loos Broth
ers, who have scored great sue
cess with their jazz numbers during
the week. They will be heard in
songs of their own composition, one
of the features being a ballad
called "Broadcasting Mama" a bur-
lesQue on the popular indoor sport
of listening-in.
The out-of-town program offers
little variety tonight, except for
an unusual assortment Of Orchestras
and bands.
The Little Symphony Orchestra
will present the dinner concert at
$40 p. m. from KDKA, and there
will be concerts at 8 and S:46 o'clock
by the Apollo male chorus and
another chorus from Schenley High
School. A late concert will be Of
fered by talent from the Nixon
Theater.
To Give Conferepce Report.
Leo Reisman will come on from
WBZ, Springfield, at and $50
p. m. for dinner music. A concert
Of Spanish folk songs and dance
music will be broadcast at Z o'clock,
followed at 10 with summaries of
the Methodist conference. WGY.
Schenectady, will put q concert by
artists into the air at 7:46 p. m.
The Kaltenborn String Quartet
will provide the music for Hunter
Colleges weekly concert of cham
her music through WEAF, New
York. Other features will be
Vaughn de Leath, the radio GIRL
and Howard Gilbert. tenor, In a
song recital.
Broadcasting the ninth annual
meeting and Navy Dinner OF the
National Security League, station
WY, New York, will enable the
radio public to hear speeches by
Secretary Of the Navy Curtis D.
Wilbur, in his radio debut, and
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Theodore Roosevelt, jr. Other
prominent speakers are listed.
Cleveland Busy.
Cleveland will be buster than
usual tonight with a dinner concert
from WTAM at 6 o'clock and a
Jazz Week program from the Allen
Theater through the same station
at 7:06 o'clock. WAX will then
give radio listeners an opportunity
to hear some Of the numbers which
will be sung at the concert Of the
Singers Club the following week
This will be followed by a program
by Liddicoat's Banjo Club of Ten,
ihterspersed with soprano solos.
AT 1880 p M, the audience will
be moved. figuratively speaking. to
Gray's Armory, where, the Bed
Apple Club of Detroit will lsoad.
cast a program through WAX.
This club has become well known
among radio fans for their midnight
concert from WICK, Detroit.
From Cincinnati. the noise starts
at S15 p. M, with a mixed, pro-
gram from WSAI, followed by a
Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music
program at 10 o'clock through
WLW, and finally dance music by
Doherty'S Orchestra.
Other good programs will come
from WIP, Philadelphia, at 7:l6
o'clock; WNAC, Boston, at Z and
pm: WICK, Detroit. at I. and
kSD. 81. Louis. at . o'clock. all