The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-02

MINISTRIES
(IINI5HT
BILL
vvcAP VIII Put on Program
From MEAF II Convention
Adiourns Early

WR G took up the proceedings
eE the deadlocked Democratic
nominating convention at $50
o'cJOck this morning and will
Broadcast them until 6 o'clock
tonight, at which time the air
win be transferred to WCAP.
Today win probably be the cru
tial day Of The convention.
Should unexpected adjourn
iiients be ordered during the day
or evening session, both WRC
and WCAP. will be- prepared to
broadcast substitute entertain
nent,
MinstreIs at WEAF.
Featuring the WCAP substitute
biIl win be the Eveready Minstrels
which win be picked up from the
WEAF studio Id New York and re-.
broadcast. The other numbers are
~ be announced oyer the air.
The WRC substitute afternoon
bill includes the regular wednesday
afternoon features and q piano re.
Gital by Elinor GIyn.
Among the stations which win not
ne disturbed by the convention
broadcast e WOR,. which viii pre-
1ent q de luxe program featuring
Houdini in the first Of q series of
talks. on "A Magician Among the
Recital BY Hepler.
Other numbers Of the WoR bill
are 9 recital by John Hepler, blind
pianist. q talk by Captain q. Jessup,
y. s. N, on Arnericanism, and q
concert by the orchestra Of the
steamship George Washington. The
program viii be concluded with q
band concert BY the American Lee
gion Rand, OF Newark. The follow.
ing selections win be played:
March American Legion, . Parker;
Black Queen Overture. White;
THE Mighty Deer" Judd: THE
MN in the Forest, . Eilenberg;
How So Fan, " Flotow: Echoes
from the Metropolitan Opera
House, Tebani;; Apple Blossom, =
Roberts; .Serenadei from Ballet
Les Millions harlequin, = DrigO;
March Washington Grace, Graf.
fula., .#
Also unaffected by the conven.
ton proceedings win be the mid
night performance Of the Club
Tennessee Revue to- be broadcast
by WIN, New York beginning at
IL o'clock. Al second late entertain.
1nent viii be broadcast from
WNAC, Boston, direct from the
fremont Theater by the members
Of the In Ramville' company,
headed by Sissle and Blake.
The feature Of the nights pro-
gram from KDKA will be q special
program arranged by the publicity
committee Of the Pennsylvania
State Christian Endeavor Union.
The regular concert which win start
at 8 o'clock will be given by the
Black Cat Orchestra.
Dance Music at WBZ.
WBZ. Springfield, win come On
the air at 1880 with program
Of dance music by Leo Reisman's
Orchestra and popular songs by
Bill Coty and Jack Armstrong.
The American Legion Ministries,
Of Aurora, o. will headline the en-
tertainLnent from WLW, Cincinnati.
with the Virginia entertainers con.
Guiding the broadcast at midnight.
A unique broadcast Of the even.
ing win be that Of WOO, Phila-
delphia, wherein q special news
bulletin viii be transmitted for the
benefit Of the American Advertising
delegates. on the s. S. Republic en-
route to the London convention.
The bulletin win be broadcast at
Z ii
The weekly N Northwestern Univer-
Gity lecture broadcast from WlGAQ,
Chicago, is scheduled tonight as
sThe Place Of Music ii Community
Life" by Professor Osborne Nc.
Conathy. "A second lecture on Rus
ia Of Today viii be given BY
Jacob n. Rubin.