The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-28
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DEBUT
Artist To Face Microphone
First Time Quartet Will
Open Night Program

A cello recital by Alden Finckel,
distinguished artist and honor
scholar Of the Damrosch Institute,
will feature the musical program
to be broadcast from the studio
of WRC this evening.
Mr.. Finckel viii make his radio
debut at $3.50 o'clock.
Quartet To Open.
The Colonial Quartet, an or.
ganization Of colored musicians al
80 win perform before the micro
phone for the first time tonight.
The selections of the quartet will
include number of popular negro
spirituals, David, Play On Your
Harp" Golden Slippers" and
others. The quartet will come on
the air at 7:45.
Sophocles T. Papas, popular local
broadcaster, viii appear on the
program with a recital Of solos on
several fretted instruments at 8:45.
Other musical numbers will be a
violin recital by Rena Greenberg,
instructor at the Washington Col
lege Of Music; a recital Of popular
songs by Charles X. Chadnow, &C.
companied by Mrs. Charles X.
Chadnow, and joint recital by
Eva ]. Bright, mezzo soprano, and
Irwin j. Stenson, pianist.
Safety Essay Talk.
The American Automobile Asso-
citation period will be conducted
this evening by Stephen James, of
the Highway Educational Board.
who will discuss the national safety
essay contest, a movement spon.
sored by Harvey Firestone and in
which prizes aggregating $500
are offered students. Mr.. James
will talk at $50.
The most attractive feature SEIZED.
uled at the distant stations tonight
10 the third in a series Of musical
travelogues, entitled "a Polar
Cruise" from WGY, Schenectady
The travelogue will be given by
Doctor Sigel Roush, with music 0v
the Alaskan Ensemble. The music
VIII be interviewer with the three
portions Of Doctor Roush's address.
The complete program, which will
begin at o'clock, follows:
Selection, Dance" Hartman), the
Alaskan Ensemble; address part u.
"A Polar Cruise" Ia whaling sta.
ton at Spitzbergen), Doctor Slsel
Roush; selection, Fantasy on
Northern Songs and Dances"
(Borch), the Alaskan Ensemble: nd.
dress part 81, "A Polar Cruise"
ucebergs, seals, and glaciers), Doc.
tor Sigel Roush; selection, "Polar
scenes" Hartmann), the Alaskan
ensemble: address part -, "a Polar
cruise" (scenes and sensations Mt
the Polar pack, Doctor Sigel Roush:
selection, "The Polar Pack" (narch)
(haltl, the Alaskan Ensemble.
Other Distant Programs.
Cleveland's offering in the air
tonight will be made by the Union
trust Company, which will present
through WAX, a concert of must.
cal numbers by the Cleveland Hotel
OTcnestra, under the direction of
ivan Francisco, followed by vocal
Solos by Albert Downing, English
Tenor, ana violin selection by Nor.
ton Morgenstern.
of concerts by the Waldorf Astoria
Roof Garden from WIZ. the CIuh
Ferrari Orchestra from WY, and
ny the Hotel Pennsylvania Orcnes-
ira from WEAF.
Featuring. the Chicago programs
VIII be q concert from, KYW Of
Lithuanian music presented through
the courtesy of Peter SarpuIis
The artists on the program will
include several distinguished Lith.
uanian-American singers ana mn.
sicians. A late At Home program
VIII conclude the KYW program.
pittsburgh, through KDKA. will
otter two concerts, one at 8 o'clock
Ine other at 10. WBZ, Springfield.
VIII announce its program on the