The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-12
5 I AIRS OF
STAGE TO
APPEAR
Proceeds Of Late Hour FroIic
to Go to Fund for Hospital
Radio Sets

In an effort to complete the
fund to be used in providing radio
sets for the inmates Of local hos
pitfalls, local artists and visiting
theatrical stars will unite in pre-
senting a mammoth midnight
revue from station WCAP, begin
ming at 10 o'clock tonight.
Arranged by Miss Hood
The early part OF the revue has
been arranged by Miss Gretchen
Hood and will include musical se-
lections by the European Quartet,
new Washington organization
composed of Miss Hood, Hazel
Arth, Everett Hardell and J. e. s.
Kinsella; Jack Neshitt, Artie Faye
Guilford, Arthur Pierce, Fred East,
Helen Gerrer, Mrs. George o. Wal
son, Richard Lorleberg, George
Q'Connor, Matt Horne and George
Wilson.
The visiting theatrical stars viii
be presented at the conclusion Of
the Washington program and will
be introduced to the radio audi.
ence by Leonard Hall.
Leroy Mark, chairman Of the
Washington Radio Hospital Fund
Campaign, will be the announcer
for the revue program.
Beginning at 500 o'clock, WCAP
will broadcast jointly with WEAF,
New York, the second Of the se.
ries Of ten educational concerts by
the New York Philharmonic Society
direct from Carnegie Hall, New
York. The Philharmonic viii play
under the direction Of Willem Won
Hoogstraten. The orchestral OF.
lfering for the evening viii be
Chausson's Symphony in z Flat"
Talk on Science News.
WCAP will open its program at
1880 with musical feature to be
announced. This will be followed
by talk on the Science News Of
the Week" which will be delivered
under the auspices Of the National
Research Council and Science Ser.
vice.
Following the science talk, WCAP
will present Minnie Bolkmann, so
| prano, Of the st. Andrews M. E.
Church, and an artist OF the Louis
Thompson studio.
Beginning at o'clock this after
loon WRC will present q studio
program, featured by song recital
by Agnes M. Fischer, soprano. and
a piano recital by Edward Crum
Miss Fischer will be accompanied
by Mrs. Leonard SchIoss, and will
be heard in two groups of English
numbers. Master Crum Is q student
Of the Frances Guteliys studio.
Beauty Talk Billed.
Talks scheduled on the afternoon
program will be given by Elizabeth
Arden, beauty specialist; Eleanor
| Gum, fashion expert, and Agnes NJ
Callen, of the WRC staff. who viii
discuss Interior Decoration"
Among the interesting broadcasts
arranged for tonight by the distant
| stations are program Of German
music from WTAM, Cleveland, be
ginning at o'clock; a program oi
old-time songs, arranged by WV
Detroit, and broadcast Of the enter
+! tainment features from the Toronto
radio show at CFCA, Toronto.
The Interallied Officers annual
dinner which is to be held at the
| Army and Navy Club, New York
will be put on the air by WIZ
beginning at o'clock. Addressed
will be delivered by Rear Admiral
Charles P. Plunkett, U. s. N; Col
onel William p. Jackson, u. s. A.;
Sir Harry Armstrong, consul gen.
eral for Great Britain; M. Brouzet,
acting consul general for France
and other distinguished members o.
/ the dinlOmatfc Servinoa
| WNYC, New York, will broadcast
the third of series of lectures anu
demonstrations in the music appre
citation course at Hunter College.
Among the late features will b.
the weekly meeting Of the Royal
Order of Peacocks which will be
transmitted by With, Cincinnati
beginning at / o'clock. The Pea
cocks will present a program OF
popular music and songs.
Il Other late features will be heard
at WSB, Atlanta: WDAF, Kansas
City, and the Pacific coast stations
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