The Washington times., 1924-06-02
ORCHESTRA
FEATURE
Of Bill .
Long Branch serenaders
Promise Good Music One
Talk to Be Given

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One LAX on advertising Dy robert
Y. hutchinson. n l
Headlining the bill from New
York, will be dance numbers bvs
/ the Long: Branch. Serenaders Or
chestra. uDdar IA d;rocctio,n -.
T,eor.,3 T1.,,;. T,,a $1,000, !.
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4 eupYseu - sle Avnowllls lnseru-
men6atlon: Flano, VaoiIn, tenor
and alto saxonh0nes hanio
$500 t'--jg, 4 d:
sIutllpet'i tfomponS anu uaSS norm.
One of the boys of the c0nnbina-
IA, Alia,s - .yuoof.,, ,,,;ll =
vsOVAey ~ s"1.A y
neafd singing the chOruSeS of
aeveraI selections which, the or.
i; .'.1Es - -. - III -,
cneStf& VIII renuer. Ihey VIII
come on twice during the evening
a. S:45 and At e.30
Il.
awaAAan MUSIC:
Iaps Hawaiian. Guitar Ensemble
viii open the program at q o'clock
ana cdu,s IN : sSain at N.2O o,cInel-
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e Aollie.itiu0l = tlls p iusl ssAAl' VIA
be given by Individual artists.
Grace Fisher Reeve, dramatic So
,iSaro vim sing AZ 7.1k MAD
saAV' VIII SINS q ''1o' lA't -
Dy a. " .4Arulrlo'' We washington
announcer-accompanist, Of WEAFf:s
Miss Reeve VIII come ON again III.
g.An 3o,oloo, .13.4r.,sa,, ~. t~;ya NJ, ~,
Is. ). &c., IN
grams by Miss Reeve, Theodore.
LAhman1, iviolinist, welLknown to
MEAFos audience; win entertain.
He also will give an encore per-
Torrance at sos o'clock. 4
Lillian Orr-Schneider, soprano
who is another old performer over
WEAF, will be heard in two recitals
ct $50 and 915 o'clock. II. =.
Hutchinson, who Will give the talk
on advertising at Eb5 o'clock, mas
talked from Ma riington. lor
about eight months Tor the United
states Department OF commerce.
ENnAE WOWl6H sfAT3 LIUAAAKe
.sttur,.a ae4orroon nro0ran, from
III, 1e AZ s..nS'.a ~ 1naal-lv taii~
~ .1x1;II;a-o Atharton 1un,,v
.ax1tst TUcmen Are VDoing
~ |" 80 1917. hooIf. revinsv
.. u' ~ \ ;,.nicas ~ the League
auen LIZ 1n,s Won,an liz Mar.
go P3,cErnan ana 'sorss .recitalx4 by.
So 1900, xxyki4iuC IF tha PAIL
Hleydon studios.
The out-of-town program does not
look much more prOmlsIns Ina. Inan
the local tonight, though there
are the usual features OF dance
and classical music arouhu LAG
dial.
KDKA, Pittsburgh ana WIZ.
Springfield, both nave ratner WeaA7
programs, though tine IormeTss 81. n ",
the weekly talk on ,lV -,
Parties" from the OniveIslty
Pittsburgh, and 2 concert at o
O'Clock, sSSpringLlelus xgsi en
composed chiefly OF. recitals'
WGY, Schenectaoy VIII pEesenI
Marone's OrchestrA' piayins lnIou
the courtesy .PIoetor 9 !1s ~
Blocker HAL. AlDany'.a m ~
gram OF dance music a. ~ - y 49, Ns.Ss.:
Vail Barnes. winner Oa sn1 1csyt
York rinais IN tne NatAoal 80
torical contest 70 oeterm ~ .no 49,
high school orator IN tne coumsay,
VIII race ms larseSI I nvui .,.s. w.
ne speaks from VIZ Ills ~.
noon Barnes WIN .Os ~ -, ~, - st ~
seven contestants 70 So, SaA =, pS We ~
tne 1ihais xuCAp
irgton ana proaocas1 ny Wa"
June s6-rT..,.s,., e.,tsy-s ~ Z. Us. i
Z -, Songs Oh the SEA ~. 81
Sta y canaan Jones. OF the steam.
chin Rerengaria. with a rich bari
%nre Voice will entertain WIS
Mstsrars tnnieht whenysI1e presents
"a" .t;r,,ro "Songs of the Sea-" 1
. Th~ rrocaedings of a testimonial
49,. ~ Edward Ridley Finch. re-.
Ssrs,,eS ,reaidant Of the Alumni Asso.sf
l.n..s s - Az 7 au School. Columbia
T1As. vr a. ' will ha hroadcaat bv
wv S;rsct Tom the main dining
49,, ~ tha Columbia University
Sgub at o'clock.
Several prominent speakers, lead
ers in educational and public life
are on the program Among. these
will be Nicholas Murray Butler,
president Of the university, and Har-
Ian Fiske Stone, Attorney General
OF the United States. Ben Seivln'si
Orchestra with Lou CIaytOh' Ihaster