The Washington times., 1924-09-18
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'EllIand" Premiere From WRc
Under Direction Of Louis
Thompson

The song cycle, "Eliland, COM
posed by Alexander Won Fielitz,
and drainatized by Louis B.
Thompson, Washington teacher,
singer, and composer, will be pre-
scented for the first time through
WRC at 8 o'clock tonight.
The song-cycle, which is in nine
episodes, has been arranged by.
Mr.. Thompson especially for broad
casting. A cast Of the Capitals
most promising singers viii APP
pear in the leading roles.
Cast Of Principals.
The principal soloists will be Rob
ert Frederick Freund, who win sing
the role Of the Monk; Hazel Arth,
who will sing the role of Iniiiigard,
and John Marville, the Abbot. Mr..
Thompson will direct the perform.
ance and act as narrator. Miss
Helen Belt will assist with the
violin and several of the artists win
be at the piano.
"A comprehensive summary of the
story Of "Eliland" appears In the
Local Broadcast" elsewhere on this
page, in order that listeners may
familiarize themselves with the
story and follow its developments.
Dougher on Game.
The earlier program Of WRC win
begin at 8 o'clock when the final
baseball game Of the Washington.
Cleveland series at Cleveland VIII
be described in detail from the
Washington Times studio. The des.
cription will be dictated by Louis
A. Dougher, sporting editor of Tho
Times and win be voiced on tn,
air by Charlie Matson.
A complete SUMMARY of the New
York-St. Louis game also will tie
broadcast between the innings Ct
the Washington game. The ChIl-
dren's Hour will be conducted by
Peggy Albion at o'clock and viii
be followed by announcements Of
the complete baseball scores ia both
Of the major leagues.
The evening program from WRC
win begin at 1880 when Charles w.
Darr will speak under the auspices
Of the American Automobile Ass0-
citation on Recent Observations Of
the Motorist in Europe"
At 7:45 John c. Smith, bass soloist
Of the Vermont Avenue Christian
. Church, viii render a song recital
In which he will be assisted at the
piano by John DeForest.
Other features Of the entertain
ment program will be q piano recital
by Frances Gutelius, song recital
by Walter M. Taylor, tenor, and a
talk by Robert w. Woolley. chair.
man Of the publicity committee Of
the Democratic national committee.
on 1.-THE Inside Story of Putting
Over q Presidential Candidate"
Famous Speakers.
Several prominent Americans are
scheduled to speak from distant sta.
tons tonight. Among the addresses
that will be on the air will be the
Madison Square speech by Senator
Robert M. La Toilette, which will he
broadcast from WEAF at 8 o'clock;
a speech by Senator Reed OF Penn
sylvania, from WIFI at 5 o'clock,
and q talk by Governor Len Small,
~of Illinois, from WIS at $40.
The most promising concert fea-
ture win be the fifth OF q series OF
entertainments presented by KDKA,
Pittsburgh, for reception in Spanish
speaking countries. The musical
program will be offered by the
KDKA Little Symphony Orchestra.
under the direction Of Victor SaudeII
and assisted by Nazarino LaMarca,
tenor. The announcements win be
made in Spanish and translated into
English by H. w. Arlin, ''The
Pioneer Announcer" Special ar.
rangements have been made to
broadcast the concert on additional
wave lengths In order to assure re.
certion IN dinfant Vlanaa