The Washington times., 1924-09-09
WILL CO ON
AIR ABOUT
I P. NJ
Station to Announce, at 6
p. M. When Airmen Will:
Greet Friends

Lieutenant Lowell Fl. Smith,
commander of the 'round-the-
world flight, is expected to speak.
to his Washington friends and adj
mirers from Station WRC be-
tween 6 and z o'clock tonight.
The hour of Lieutenant Smiths
greeting will depend on plans.
made after his arrival in the
Capital. Other of the filters also
were expected to speak through
the WRC microphone tonight.
Further announcements of the
talks will be made by WRC at
9 o'clock. K
Dance Music Billed
A program Of dance. music by
Dessoff's Northern Collegians' Or
chestra and concert by the Boern-
stein Wardman Park Hotel Trio
are also billed for tonight.
The concert by the Northern
CoIlegians will be the second broad
cast concert given by that organi-
cation. They will come on the air
at $3.50. The Wardman Park Trio,
playing under the direction of Moe
Baer, will take over the micro
phone" at 9:15.
C. H. Lane, chief Of the Agri-
cultural Education Service of the
federal board for vocational educa-
ton, will inaugurate a series of
talks Of interest to farmers at 8
o'clock. His subject for tonight
will be Agriculture in the High
Schedules 1t Pay?"
Political Talk.
The WRC program will be opened
with a discussion OF the political
situation in the midwest, prepared
by Maurice Judd, Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Sun.
Judd is now touring that section of
the country.
Following the political talk, WRC
will present Mary Callahan, So
prano, and William Cross, baritone,
both of the Louis B. Thompson
Studio in song .recitals.
Pershing Banquet.
The reception and banquet to be
given in honor of General John j.
Pershing by the Government Club,
at the Hotel Aston, New York, will
be broadcast, beginning at s o'clock
O. by Station WEAF, New York. An
address will be delivered by General
Pershing and tributes paid him by
Major General Robert Lee Bullard:
Major General James G. Harbord,
retired; Major General Fred w.
Sladen, superintendent Of the United
States Military Academy James w.
Gerard and other prominent per-
sons. Music for the occasion will be
furnished by the United States
Military Academy Band. of West
Point. a.
The Georgia Minstrel Boys, to be
presented by WGY, Schenectady at
7:45, will constitute one Of the prin-
cipa1 musical features of the even
ing. The minstrel program will in
lude a one-act; travesty entities
scented by the Omelett Players. The
cast will include Caesar, Marc
Antony, Cleopatra" and radio opera
tors. Singers will include the WGY,I
Radio Four, Sam Lee Sinner, BARI
tone, and William Dieffendorf, play:
or of musical saw. ~ i
At the conclusion OF the minstrel
show at 10 o'clock. an organ recital
will be rendered by Stephen. e.
Boisclair.
Pittsburgh Features.
Pittsburgh's midnight frolic from
KDKA, beginning at 10 o'clock, will
be a second feature to which Wash
angton listeners probably will turn.
The program will introduce the
Poison Ivy Twins, the KDKA Sere-
naders and other popular artists Of
the, KDKA late shows.
Other late programs viii include
concerts by Cummins' Orchestra
and the Pumpkin Vine Orchestra
from WLW, Cincinnati, at 10 o'clock;
q Sentimental program from
wSB, Atlanta, at 11:45 o'clock, q
late show from KYW. Chicago and
p Nighthawk Frolic from WDAF.
kansas City.
Featuring the Canadian. stations
viii be a concert Of dance music by
the Mt Royal Hotel Roof Garden
Orchestra, beginning at 1890.
The Union Trust Company will
present the evening program from
WAX, Cleveland. beginning at 1880.
WIS, Chicago, will offer one Of
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