The Washington times., 1924-02-19

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WRC Offers Well Balanced
Program Of the Serious
and the Light.
"A well-balanced program Of lee
ture and song is promised tonight
BY WRC.
Grouped as takers will be Rob-
art A. Cooper, chairman of the
Federal Farm Loan Board, who
will discuss Financing Agricul-
ture;" L. G. Probert, superintend-
emit Of the Washington division Of
the Associated Press, who will dis
cuss newsgathering, and Frederick
William Vile, who will deliver his
regular weekly resume of the
political life Of Washington.
The Musical Offering.
Among the musicians will be
Edna Hillyard Howard: soprano
soloist of st. Patrick's Church. and
MRS. Hazen p. Buehler. contralto
soloist Of the Mt. Pleasant Congre.
Sational Church, who will give re-
citals. and Preston Hayes, tenor;
Sidney Seidemann, violinist. and
Jack Nesbit, pianist.
Ben Levin will offer some of his
popular songs to the accountant.
nnent Of his uke and the guitar
STUNNING Of Bob and George
Groome. Leverton's Society Orches-
ira will come on the air to close
tho local program.
High Spot Of Program.
A concert by the Mendelssohn
0lee Club Of New York, Though
WEAF, will be the high pot In
rather ordinary out Of town pro-
gram tonight. This famous club
was organized in 1866 by a small
group Of amateur singers who made
engagements at various private
halls to sing for their personal
qualification and has been in contin-
uOus existence ever since.
Little by little It has grown to
i one Of the leading amateur glee
1IaV1Som 90 %1aA 0A,,~%~-, An~- IA
conductors have been Mosenthal,
Mcdowell, Meigs, Frank Damrosch.
Dickinson, Recommended, Coffin,
and Baldwin. The program tonight
will consist Of solos by Harvey
Hindermyer, tenor Earle Tucker
man, baritone, and the club.
At the same time as this concert
speeches from the Genessee Society
dinner, in New York, with talks
BY Murray Hubert, Arthur, e.
Sutherland, and Lieut.. Col. James
Barnes will be broadcast through
WY.
Boston at Midnight.
OPP in Boston. starting at mid
night, there will be an hours en-.
tertAinment by THE Passing Show,
which was blated to come through
WRC, q couple Of weeks ago, but
was called off because of Woodrow
Wilson's death This program,
through WNAC, win be preCeded at
8 by a concert from the Boston
American Band.
A varied program Of music by
the st. Johns Student SerenaderS.
win b presented through wGY.
Schenectady, at 7:4E. This program
WIN be Immediately preceded py the
second of q series Of dance lessons
by Arthur Murray. The evening
program WIN be opened with dinner
music BY the String Trio Of Ten
Eyck Hotel, Albany.
Cleveland, through WAX IL
presenting q program featuring the
Lakewood Presbyterian Choir, of
forty voices under the direction Of
RALPH Everett Sapp. with Ethel M.
Kunkel, organist, a. accompanied.
The soloists win be Mrs. Robert
Kelly, soprano, Walter Logan,
violinist, and Nell 8. Heck, 'harpist.
The latter two arc members Of the
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra.
Plano and Harp Solos.
Piano and harp solos win feature
ehe WBZ, Springfield program to.
AABu@s 4u0 appearing ARTISTS are
Alice A. Mikus. Of Chicopee, q tai
Onted young musician who has an
peared before ON WBZ programs as
Q violinist, ana Aphonse Guyon. Of
indian Orchard, q pianist Of ex-
ceptional merit.
st. Edwards Choir Of Cincinnati.
win present concert through
WLW. at II O'Clock. followed by a
Quartette from the lambda Chi
Alpha Fraternity, broadcasting fra.
ternity songs. and University of
Cincinnati yells. The midnight on.
tertainment from WLW, viii be
Woody Meyers Cincinnati Orches.
ira, featuring Cassie Reed from
Pittsburgh. Howard Thurston, ma.
gician. follows the orchestra on the
program. -.
Most Of the usual late concerts
are back on the program this eve.
ming, with KDKA, WDAP, WJAZ.
WSB and WDAF, particularly In
evidence.
PRINTING AROUND WORLD.