The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-02
Nl'AP WILL
CARRY
oaEimsnt Band Concert and
Opera Excerpts to Be
Broadcast

This is Baltimore Night" at
station WCAP where the majority
81 the program will come from
ths neighbOring city. Opening at
SIS and continuing a long and
elaborate Program until midnight,
station WCAP will switch back
ard forth between the local
studio and Baltimore.
Pastures will be a concert by
the Fifth Regiment National
Guard Band of Baltimore; a spe-
eial half-hOur program for boys;
excerpts from the Mozart opera,
The Magic Flute" by the Pea
body Conservatory Opera Glass
of Baltimore and dance music by
BoeFnstein's Wardman Park Or
ehestra-
REGIMENT Band Concert.
The concert by the Fifth Regi:
H,snt National Guard band which
opeus the program will come direct
from the armory at Baltimore. The
hsnd viii be conducted by Robert
v. Lansinger. Their program will
BE- composed almost entirely of
marches and overtures with one
waltz
Two addresses follow the opening
concert. one by Congressman Henry
Y RathbOne OF Illinois on Law
lnssness in the District of Column
bia-~ and the other, the regular
weekly feature by Frank r. Kent,
Sparks From the Political Wheel"
A special program for boys will
- br0adcast beginning at 500 in
rerognftiOn Of the Rotary Club boys
Week Glenn Beethoven Carow,
afxht-year-Old concert pianist, will
rNnder the prelude from THE Hol-
berg Suite by Grieg."
Rotary Talk for Boys.
William L. Radcliffe, of the Wash
inElou Rotary club. will then give
q Rotary talk for boys. followed by
IN -Hambone" song by Bob Law
rsnce- The final number of the
asys' program win be a baseball
tzIk ~ Louis A. Dougher, sporting
esifor Of The Washington Times.
This talk by Lou" DOugher. who
- enc 81 the leading sports writer's
IN the country. is the first of a
a@rs@~ ~ talks by well-known local
nsuspaper men. Three more speak
e. have been arranged for the next
three weeks. one from each of che
other local papers.
Harold Randolph. director Of the
Psmbody Conservatory of Music, of
Baltimore. will next take the micro
pane. with a talk on History Of
- Il Of
IT, Opera-- The Magic Flute" to
- given direct from the Peabody
Tnwrfrufe Of Music at 3 o'clock.
Excerpts from the opera itself,
IN follow. offered by the opera
riassz o. the conservatory under the
Erection Of Mr.. Randolph.
As TIRE grand finale of an excel
Ina evenings bill, BOernstein's
War1nlan Park Hotel orchestra will
rsnaer two hours OF dance music,
hsrflE from 10 to IL.
Fight Broadcast.
Hsa6Hning the Out-Of-tOwn bill to-
mtEhf wiz be a blow by blow de-
orriDeion Of the fight between
Nteeutinl and Pal Moran, direct
erum the ringside at Madison
e1uzrs Garden. New York. through
Wy. a Ss3e. The description will
~ given by Maj. ]. Andrew White,
vsesran sports announcer.
WJT's twin. WIZ. will broadcast
. Emlk b. Gen John Ross Delafield.
oa Preparedness Out Best Guar
antes AEzinst War" followed by
sha Sixteenth Infantry Band. Paul
suNchfs Alamac Orchestra will
eu1el1de the program, going on at
F-lian Garzia, a pianist Of unusual
akWry. vii Be heard in a recital
20 c1nmssral compositions through
WEAF - $40 and 100. He is one
90 tha famous French pianists ne.v
mak1ng his home in this country.
W14sll Hail at WEAF
a nssmbls musical organization,
- Mart String Quartet, which
@0ys q Widespread reputation for
N mEMfal Interpretation of string
mUnAE. VII feature WEAFS pro-
60 e SIS o'clOck- Wendell Hall,
90 rN9-hsaded music maker from
90 Wez. wa come on Just before
- al4rte1 Other features will be
10y 1oneH ard Ernest Harp, and a
eu9nls e orCheEtraa
Tns University Of Mississippi Glee
c. ~ offer q concert through
w. Memphis. ~ $50, followed at
m41lEhf ~ the Midnight F'ro.c.
- mm mumber win be given by the
1E-l&-s Serenaders. playing at the
- I4earin. atop the Shrine Build.
80
~ Enxiand's Conservation
GFE4eNts1 w1n - heard through
va mt Us IN a special broadcast
- 4erean Hail The Cosmopoli.
81. srenoi - MUSIC T. offering a re.
GM ~ thesr faculty through
WMAQ- CktcaEo. ~ SIS.
0Hr $50 rruErame win coune
49, $1,000 wGY. NJ 7:A5
80 ~ w. Springfield, at s:3O.
80 Nv. GhtcaEo. at and 10
49, ThR 1tsr program. their
- r-Eue. WI hst from 10 TO
- Nr~EaA1E the nighthawks a
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