The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-09
WCAP HAS
RECITALS
BILLED
Melody Boys, Composed Of
Westinghouse, Feature
Of Evening

What is expected to be the
final session Of the Democratic
national convention was put on
the air at II o'clock this morn
ing by station WRC.
WRC will continue the bread
east until s o'clock or to Id.
jDurnment Of the convention prior
90 that time.
Should the delegates hold over
into another session this evening,
the proceedings at that time will
be broadcast by WCAP.
Navy Band Scheduled.
The telephone company stations.
however, expect to come ON the air
tonight with program Of rebrUad.
cast features from New York and
some local numbers headlined BY the
Navy Band and the Hawaiian Mel
Ody Boys.
The Melody Boys organization il
q newcomer at the brCadcaGting sta.
tons and is composed Of three Wash
ington men: Melvin Henderson.
Clinton collins and e. Edmond
Pringle.
The program tonight follows:
Honolulu March, Hula LOU"
s'Nobcdy's Sweetheart" "She Sang
Aloha to Me" Sleep" Gypsy Love
Song" ION the Beach at Waikiki"
'What'l I Do" "Cunha Melody"
worried" and Farewell Blues"
Other numbers on the WCAP pro-
gram are recitals by Martha Woolley.
contralto, and Nine. Henriette CO.
uuelet. soprano, artist pupils of the
Paul Bleyden Studios, and a song
recital by Scott Blakely, Scotch
tenor.
Lambdin Kay in Boston.
A program by Lambdin Kay. the
sSTrain Announcer" of WSB, At.
lsnta. and the Elks' Band, of Atlanta,
from WNAC, Boston, win headline
the out-of-town entertainment to-
night. Mr.. Kay and the Elks' Band
win offer a bill similar to that
which they had planned to give In
Washington last week. Their pro-
gram is scheduled to begin at z
o'clock.
A substantial musical bill will be
broadcast from WOR. Newark. In
cluded are the orchestra Of the s.
s, America, the Bell Record Or
chestra, the Bayway Refinery Band,
OF Elizabeth, N. j., and q tenor
recital by Antonio Pesci, of New
York.
The New York programs will be
featured by another of the series ct
Goldman Band concerts from WIZ
and q recital by Scott Blakeley, the
Scotch tenor, from WEAF.
Other WEAF numbers will be
recital by Viola Silva, contralto, and
q program of music by the Gold Dust
Twins.
WY, prior to the band concert
IN Central Park Mall. will offer the
Cafe Boulevard ensemble in a forty.
five minute concert.
Outstanding on the Chicago bills
will be program by the Industrial
School for the Blind from WIS at
10 o'clock. The weekly farm pro-
gram will be broadcast from WIS
beginning at 8 o'clock. The boys
and girls hour will precede the farm
program.
WEBB will present as assisting
artists to the Oriole Orchestra TO.
night, Miss Marie Kelley in read
ings, and the Langdon Brothers In
steel guitar duets.
WMAQ, Chicago, will offer q va
Red program featured by a talk on
"Around the World on 49," by John
Fisher Anderson.
WTAM, Cleveland. will present
the weekly Cleveland Plain Dealer
concert from s to 8 o'clock. Dinner
music by the Hotel StatIer Orches-
ira will precede the concert.
Buffalo, through WGR, will pre-.
sent a musical program by the pu.
pills Of Mrs. Vernon w. Curtis. The
program will begin at 8 o'clock AMI
continue for two hours. Supper
music will follow.