The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-17
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Other Feature of WRc RjII rs
Macia' Orchestra Dance
Music

Music
The broadcasting scene from
The Deep Tangled Wildwood, Z
the Kaufman and Connolly cons
edy that is playing this week st
the Belasco Theater, will be tried
out on the air for the first time
tonight from WRC.
The scene will Be presented
from the WRC studio just as It il
from the stage, the entire cast,
including Robert Ames, Lotus
Robb and Donald GslIaher, par
ticipating.
ButterffeId Announcer.
The broadcasting viii be directed
BY Everett Butterfield, who also
win play the role 81 announcer in
the scene.
Because Of the necessity for the
players to. be at the Belasco in time
for their evening performance, the:
broadcast viii begin at ITO o'clock
Other features Of the WRC even:
Ing bill win be 3 concert 81 dance
music byl Pete. Macias, L,.Aiglon
Orchestra and q xylophone 'tai
by Sam ROsey.
The deep Tangled Wildwood
scene will be followed by two talks,
the first "Honoriilg the inventor Of
the Typewriter by Henry wv. Bilse,
and the second by Colonel e. D.
Sheriff., officer In charge Of public
buildings and grounds, on 1.-THE
National Capital A. It Is, and It's
Prospective Development Colonel
Sheriff. win appear as the guest
speaker OF the American Automo-
BILE Association.
Song RecitaIs Billed.
The program Also win sinclude i
song recital by Hattie Herfuth.
contralto, of the Paul BIeyden
Studios; q violin recital by Rena
Greenberg and q concert by the
Amphion Glee Club, under the
direction Of j. Henry Lewis.
Miss Hetfuth will be accompanied
at the piano by Margaret Bowie
Grant and Miss Greepberg'6 accom-
PIANIST viii be MRS. Charles <.
Chadnow.
The Amphion GIee club, which
win close the evening program, is
an organization Of coIored singers
which has become well known
throughout the country from its
concert tours.
Haadlining the distant programs
will be the sixth Of the series Of
"Omni-O rai'' productions from WY,
New York, entitled "A Night In
India. The principals AwilI be
Lewis J. Reid and Angela Caranaore
and the soloists Queen Trafford, So
prano; Milton j. Cross. tenor, and
dental music win be played BY VIII.
liam Wilson'S string and reed or
chestra.
VIZ, the twin Of WY, viii fea.
ture q concert on the WanamaISer
Organ and band concert by the
26Sth Field Artillery Band.
WEAF Program.
The following program to be pre-.
scented by Rudolph Thomas, concert
pianist, Alfonso Romero, ten0rf
Elizabeth Bonner, contraIto; Kath-
ryn Cash and Marion Pratt; $50
pranos, and Hugh IA. Handel, Iari-
ton, will feature the entertainment
z AEOu1 w LAT new = 01Ks s9R9s
Piano solos by Mr.. Thomas: 'Pfe-
lude" from Holberg Suite lGriegl
sValge "A and u Minor" (ChOpirll:
BY. ALFONSO Romero, tenor, s.Che sci.
Ida Mamma" from la Boheme, =
Puccini); by Elizabeth Bonner. con-
tralto, 20 DON fatale', from s.I9nn
Carlos" Verdi: by Kathryn Cash.
soprano, ''Elsa's Dream. from
''Lohengrinn (Wagner); BY Mr.. Rom.
gro and Mr.. Handel. duet, "6ollenne
In quest ora, from la Fore del
pestino," WerdD; by Marion Pratt,
Loves Festival" (Welgartnerl;
's6erenade" (Strauss) by Hugh 81.
Handel, 20 del MIC dolce ardor.,s
tGluck); by Elizabeth Bonner and
Alfonso Romero, diet, from Act w
Of Aida" (Verdi); by Kathryn Cash.
Aria Of the Contessa from ssThe
Marriage Of Figaro" NGozart): piano
solos by Mr.. Thomas, ssBaliafe. =
lBrahmO ''Whirns." (Schunnannl.
Canadian Railways BlI.
The regular weekly entertain
me1t under the auspices of the
Canadian National Railways win
be broadcast from CIkAC; Montreal,
beginning at 8 O'Clock. AnionR
the artists who win appear on the
Canadian Railways program tonight
are Leo Ross, cellist; Mrs. w. III.
Lewis. contrRlto; w. ". Stephenson,
baritone, and Archie Taylor, tenor.
WAX, Cleveland, viii present u
bill arranged by the Union Trust
Company which win include con-
cert by Ivan FRANCHISES Hotel
Cleveland Orchestra and dance
music BY the Golden Pheasant or.
chestra.
Artists who will assist the OrIole
Orchestra In its program from
WEBH, Chicago, are Elaine Schon.
field. pianist, and Ruth Bull, reader.
The VINO. Memphis, and WNAC,
Boston, evening programs win be
announced by radlophone.
Schenectady, through WGY, win
present concert by the Liberty
Bell Chorus, heard in several CON
certs from that station In the past.
rNuERNiNhEMT ANNpTG