The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-15
WILL PL AY
FOR WRC
0NIGHT
Addresses and Recitals Are
Scheduled to Precede
900 P. M. Concert

The United States Marine Band
Orchestra, under the leadership of
Taylor Branson, will top tonight's
radio. entertainment from WRC.
The orchestra will come on the air
at 9 o'clock to play for one hour.
WRC's appearance on the air
tonight is due to the exchange Of
evenings made to permit WCAP
to broadcast the Coolidge notifics-
ton ceremonies last night.
Radio Golden Rule.
The early program from WRC
will be opened with a talk. by Doc
tor. Alfred Goldsmith, chief broad
cast engineer OF the Radio Corpo-
ration, on applying the Golden
Rule in Radio" In his talk Doctor
Goldsmith will discuss a remedy
, for the unfair and unneighborly
tactics now in use by many listen.
ers-in
Following the talk, the LOUISE
B. Thompson studio will present
Herbert F. Aldridge, tenor, accom-
PANIED by Marion st. John Al
lridme at the piano. Mr.. Aldridge's
recital viii be followed by recital
1.p"rh. pianist. Both
Of these artists have appeared from
wt.O al the past.
The second talk of the evening
will be delivered by RAYMOND Beck,
field manager of the American Au-
to- S'e ssoriatinn. Mr.. Beck
will describe in detail an interest,
I4-e A.y>14 zap through Virginia ami
Maryland.
Following the trayelogue, Walter
Z. Holt, principal of the Walter T.
Holt studio, and Miss A. E. Hill, in.
structor at the Holt School, will
give a short recital of mandolin,
guitar, and banjo music.
Drama at Schenectady.
Featuring the distant entertain.
ment tonight will be the weekly
radio drama from WGY, Schenec-
tady. Tonight's play will be His
Last Chance" and will be present
ed by the WGY student players.
The program follows:
Time-The present. CThe action
OF the play takes place in one day.
Professionalism home of the
Potters near New York city.
Act I-Morning-Ready for the
fray.
Act II-Noon-In the thick of II.
Act I1I-Night-After the battle.
A dance program by Casmer's
entertainers, beginning at 1890,
will conclude the Schenectady en-
tertainment
New York's features include a
Goldman Band concert and a talk
oy George Laval Chesterton on
The Slums of London" from
VIZ; a concert by the officers of
the White Star liner Majestic, from
WY, and concert by the Astor
lance Orchestra, from WEAF.
kDKA, Pittsburgh, will present
the KDKA Jazz Quartet, one of the
infant organizations of the Pitts
ourgh plant, in a concert beginning
at O'Clock. A late program com.
mencing at 10 o'clock will conclude
the Pittsburgh program.
Dance Concerts.
Among the dance orchestras
which will play tonight are the
Serenaders Orchestra, from CFCF,
Montreal; the WDAF Minstrels,
from WDAF, Kansas City; the
Tokyo Orchestra. from WGR, Buff
falo; the American Cafe Orchestra,
from WDAR, Philadelphia; the
Trianon Orchestra, from Elgin. ILL.,.
the Hotel Adelphia Orchestra, from
WOO, Philadelphia, and the Ritz
Harmony Boys, from WSB, Atlanta.
Schmeman's Band, of Detroit,
and the Detroit News Orchestra
will provide the evening program
from WWJ, Detroit.
Chicago features will be the farm
night program from WIS, the
Oriole Orchestra, from WERH;
series OF talks from WMAQ, and a
midnight revue, from KYW.
A special program by students
and faculty members of Lincoln
University will be presented from
WOS, Jefferson City, beginning at
ESQ.