The Washington times., 1924-02-13
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James J. Davis, Secretary OF
Labor, will head the program at
WRC tonight with a speech on
"LincoIn and Radicalism." WRC
is commemorating Lincoln's birth
day tonight, having been silent
last night. Secretary Davis talk
Is to begin at 8:45 o'clock.
yellowstone National Park"
will be the subject Of an address by
Horace M. Albright, superintend-
ent Of the park, from the local sta
tion at 8:15 o'clock.
Boost Radio Show.
Fred s. Lincoln, publicity chair
man for the first annual radio
show to be held here next month.
will tell local radio fans some
Of the interesting features they
may expect at the show which viii
be given in Convention Hall.
The musical highlight of the
evening will be concert by the hand
section of the In-com-co Club of
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, under the direction of G. L.
Strohm. Their program includes
many selections that have not been
played through the local stations
before. and some of the most popu-
lar numbers in the field Of music.
They will be supported by a
stringed concert from the Raleigh
Hotel Orchestra, under the direc-
ton Of Roy Laing, coming on at
1910 o'clock.
Distant Stations.
The program from distant stations
tonight Is almost given over entire.
ly to music. with jazz less promi.
nent than usual. Some good tea-
lures are promised In the musical
field, from these stations.
A couple of the bOst are coming
from Boston, with the Harvard
Club Quartet and Linnell Entertain
ers, at o'clock. A little earlier.
WNAC Is featuring the Crescent
Garden Orchestra, in a program of
dinner music.
In Cleveland, an elaborate pro
gram, featuring the WTAM Sym
phony Orchestra and numerous so
loists, begins at o'clock. One Of
the features of this program will
be some selections by the masked
singer" and the masked accom-
panistt." These two are said to be
well known throughout the country,
having performed behind the foot
lights on many occasions.
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q special program by Harold Land
noted church soloist. who also has
appeared with conspicuous success
in New York, Boston and Detroit
symphony orchestras and with the
metropolitan Opera House Orches.
ira. Assisting him will be solOists
from several of the New York
churches.
ViOlinist To Play.
Mrs. Fanny Wilson Palmer. con.
cert pianist, and Joseph Kulmayer,
concert violinist, are two features
OF the program from WEAF in
the evening. The afternoon pro.
gram includes a recital by Michael
Harapi, a native of Hawaii and a
recital by Norton Sherdahl, baritone.
One of the musical features Of
the evening will be a dinner con-
cert from the Congress Hotel Chi
Cago, with Joslka DeBabary and his
orchestra, and Clyde Doerr's Orches.
ira, playing In different rooms. This
program at $3.50 o'clock is followed
at o'clock by a musical program
featuring Roy Young and his banjo
sextette, and several vocal soloists
Including Frank D. Grief, tenor
Buffalo is contributing nObly to
the musical program tonight with
a concert by the 2S-piece orchestra
Of the Elm Vocational School. This
looks like good program and is
long enough to last until Vincent
Lopez comes on at II o'clock.
The third Nah Jong lesson ID
coming from Minneapolis and st.
Paul at o'clock, under the direc-
ton of Selma Jones. Later a Boy
Scout program will be broadcast
from this station.
From Newark, the program OF
WOR starts at 8 o'clock. with a
lesson In Ballroom Etiquette" by
Arthur Murray, nationally known
dancing teacher. The first of q
series of Literary Half Hours
will be given at S:45 o'clock with
three we'll known authors. The
feature Of the evenings program
from WOR probably is a joint re-
cital from Herman Gelhausen. bari
tone. and August May, pianist
though the Gotham Entertainers
augmented by Dave Harmon end
his orchestra, at 10 o'clock will lun
them a close second.
In the midst of their late evening
concert, WJAZ, Edgewater Beach
Hotel, Chicago, will pause long
enough to send out their weekly
program for Donald B. Macmillan
and his party now frozen in in the
the Arctic night within IL degrees
of the North Pole. The usual mid
night revue from KYW, Chicago
will continue until a. m. tonight
and other late programs are about
the same as usual.
kilograms have just arrived al
this office, announcing that Joseph
p. Tumulty will speak on wood
row Wilson" from WOR, Newark
at $3.50 o'clock, Charles Levermore
winner of the Box Peace Prize will
speak from the same station at
o'clock, and Wendell Hall. popular
baritone with his "Uke." may be
heard from WCAO in Baltimore al
T:30 o'clock.