The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-10
IVES ERN.
DRAMA
ON
Peggy Albion to Resume
chiIdren's Tales Spring
Trio Will Play

Two of the most popular string
trios in the past will share honors
on the WCAP program tonight.
The Eveready Trio, Of New
York, playing under the auspices
Of the National Carbon Company,
viii come on the air at 8 o'clock
direct from the studio Of WEAF,
New York. At $3.50 the evening
program will be concluded with a
concert by the bernstein Ward
man Park Trio, playing under the
direction Of Moe Baer.
Another musical feature Of to-
nights bill will be presented by
Elizabeth and Mary Keyes in an
entertainment with harp, violin
song.
.''Tony, the Barb" Feature
At 8:45 Ed Callow, popular Wash
ington entertainer, will offer his
.'Tony, the Barb He will be fol-
lowed by the weekly talk on
Science News of the Week." which
will be delivered tonight by Doctor
w. Z. Tisdale, under the auspices
of the National Research Council
and Science Service.
The opening number Of the
WCAP program at 1880 o'clock will
be announced by radiophone.
4 A song recital by Roy Bashaw,
tenor, and a piano recital by George
f. Ross, WCR announcer, will head
line the afternoon entertainment
from the Radio Corporation station.
The program will be opened with
the weekly fashion talk by Eleanor
Gum.
Other afternoon features will be a
talk on Rag Rugs and How to
Make Them" by Aunt Margaret, :"
and a talk on Season Sports For
Women-Riding," to be given by
Lillian A. Fleet, of the Metropolitan
Athletic Club.
At o'clock the children's hour
will be conducted by Peggy Albion
who has just returned from her
vacation in Canada. Mrs. Albion
will hlaugurate a series OF fairy
stories, the first of which win be
The Enchanted Vale," by Joseph
inc e. Prather.
Full Length Play
WLW, Cincinnati, will present the
third of its radario productions
tonight in 1.-The Great Divide"
.WMAQ, Chicago, will inaugurate a
radio drama by offering One-act
playlet Sham" at $50.
KDKA, Pittsburgh, has scheduled
a concert to be given by group of
artists from Clarksburg, w. Va.
The Nettles family, popular feature
OF the WBZ, Springfield, station,
will appear from there tonight with
an hour concert.
Distance hunters will haYe band
concerts at PWX, Havana, and at
WKAQ, San Juan, Porto Rico, and
an old-time string trio at WOS,
Jefferson City, to look for tonight.
PWX will come on the air at $50,
WKAQ at z, and WOS at 9 o'clock.
Other Programs.
WDAF, Kansas City, will inau-
gurate series of concerts by the
Kansas City Federated Music Clubs
at O'Clock. A night hawk ,frolic,
with the Merry Old Chief conduct
ing, will be presented from WDAF
at 1z.40 a. m.
WIZ, New York, will feature the
second part of the reading Of the
mystery story, by the Breadth of
a Hair" Other New York features
lwill be the Gordon Male Quartet
from 'WEAF, and the Gem Or
chestra from WIN.
A lengthy concert featuring
'hnelis Tokyo Orchestra will be
broadcast from WGR, Buffalo,
through the courtesy Of the Niagara
battery Corporation. Vincent
Lopez's Orchestra will plav a
program Of dance music from WGR
beginning at 10 o'clock.
Among the silent stations tonight
VIII be WGY, Schenectady; CKAC.
montreal; WIFI, Philadelphia; VINO.
memphis, and WSAI, Cincinnati.