The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-28
FOWLER To
X
: SPEAK ON
HEAL I'll
Indian Baritone Will Sing
Group of Native Songs
From WEAF Station.

FIOm WEAF 0I0IIOUs
One orchestra and a group of
Individual artists will compose the
program which will be broadcast
tonight by WCAP partially from
its own studio but mostly from
station WEAF, New York city.
The program will be opened at
$50 with an address by DR.. H.
C. Fowler, health officer of the
District of Columbia on the sub
ject Of preventive Health Meas
ures."
Radio Girl Is On
The headliner- on the bill win be
20 minutes of entertainment by the
"Original Radio Girl" Vaughn
DeLeath, who will be heard after
q long absence from the micro
phone She is appearing at the
Belasco this week and will go to
the studio Immediately after the
performance, where her program
will be broadcast by WCAP and
WEAF. -
Oskenonton, a SON and grandson
Of the great chiefs Of the same
name, will entertain the combined
audiences from WEAF"S studio with
two groups of baritone solos. In
cluded in these groups will be
primitive American Indian music,
accompanied by an instrument
known as a water tom TOM"
A.. SxYfkIn ~ of
tractive baritone voice and his pro-
gram, will have the merit of being
something entirely out of the 'or-
binary.
Other features from the New
York station will be numbers by the
q Club Mont Marie orchestra and re-
citals by Helen Clark, soprano, Sol
Leutsch, violinist and Walter Leary
baritone. Helen Clark will be &C.
companied by A. v. Llufrio, the
Washington artist. A number,
H'Pouring Tea for Profit" will be
offered through the local studio by
Mary Catherine Lewis at 1880
o'clock. The program from $40 to
10:4O has not been announced.
Ceremonies Broadcast.
The program Incidental to the
ceremonies in connection with the
dedication of the building for the
National Academy Of Sciences and
the National Research Council Of
Washington was broadcast by
WCAP beginning at 1890 a. m. to-
day. President Coolidge made the
main address.
Two Debates Listed.
Two debates are listed for this
evenings program from distant sta
lions. The Third Debate between
DR.. Potter and DIR. Stratton, on
''The Diety of Jesus Christi will
be broadcast over WIZ, New York
at 7:45.
From Troy, Col. Ransom H. Gil
lette, commanding 105th infantry,
counsel for the National League
Opposed to the Prohibition Amend
ment, and Arthur Davis, National
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Anti-Saloon
League will debate on Prohibition
and Politics from Differing View.
points," The monthly concert by
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Students Symphony Orchestra, A.
DIN Niles, conductor will be broad.
cast at 9:45 from WHAZ, Troy,
with an educational talk by one of
the professors Of the institute.
"Caddy Girl" the annual Filene
Show will be broadcast through
WNAC, Boston, at 7:15, from the
Colonial Theater. The usual WNAC
dinner dance will come at $50 in
stead Of $50, because Of daylight
saving.
GIee Club Concert.
A special concert by the Mabley
Ind Carew Glee Club under the
direction Of Henry Grad will come
from Cincinnati, WLW, at 8 O'CLOCK
followed at 8 by the Crosley Theater
review and Woody Meyers Cincin-
natl Orchestra.
Joseph Culhane, tenor, Cyril
Cadieux, baritone and Arthur Payne,
bass, all popular artists with WGY
audiences will offer a program from
the Schnectady station beginning at
7:45. They will be accompanied by
James Early, pianist.
The dinner music program from
Buffalo, WGR, which has been com.
ing at $50 is also affected by day.
light saving and will hereafter be
broadcast at $50, our time. Two
varied musical programs are SEIZED.
uled for and 8 o'clock followed by
the Hotel Statler supper music at
10 o'clock.
The Gotham entertainers will
broadcast a program through wOR,
Newark, at 9:15. Other features
from this station will be a recital
by James De Bruille, violinist, SO.
prano solos by Gertrude Foster and
contralto solos by Mile Kraeuder.
Affected By Daylight Saving.
WCAE's usual $50 program Is
also affected by daylight saving
and will now come at 1880. This
evening. they feature a musical
~Jamboree" by the Sequilla Clut
dolly Crowd of Pittsburgh. There
will be late concert at 10 o'clock
The other Pittsburgh station
KDKA, continues on the same tiue
with the Little Symphony Concert
coming at $50 as usual. KDKA
has one of it's Schenley High School
concerts arranged for s clock to
night.
WIZ, Springfield, is featuring q
concert by the Idyllic Male Ouartet
from the Hotel Brunswick, Boston
WIZ announces baseball results
every. evening at S, and !