The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-09
NIGHT
FEATURED
BY lIRC.
Secretary DENLY Will Address
-Listeners-in From Local
Station.

A navy night program, includ-
ing an address by Secretary OF
the Navy DENLY and musical Sc
lections by the United States
Navy Band, is offered to local
and distant listeners-in by WRC
tonight.
The navy night feature will be
followed in the near future by .
similar army night entertainment
at which it is expected Secretary
Weeks will speak.
The Inauguration of addresses
by radio Of Cabinet members at
WRC is only part of the program
that the Radio Corporation is
planning for the year.
Other Features Offered. ,
In addition to the Navy Night
feature, WRC will offer tonight
musical entertainment headed by
Daniel Breeskin; musical director and
conductor OF Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater Orchestra. and Roseys
washington Five. .
Breeskin's violin recitals are well
known to Washington fans and Will
attract many hearers.
4 Rosey's Five, under the direction
Of Sam Rosey, promise some novel,
ties in dance music and muslcaI Oh
vertissements. Catherine Smith Will
assist the Five with several new
"blues' songs.
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portation and touring for the Ameri.
can Automobile Association. VIII
speak on Keeping the Highways
Cleared of Snow"
Midnight Revues.
Two midnight revues are sched-
uled tonight from distant stations.
New York, through station WEAF,
will broadcast the entertainment to
be given at the dinner Of the Auto
mobile and Accessories Manufac-
turers. Association direct from the
ball room of the Hotel Aston. The
program will begin. at 10 o'clock.
II will include the entire second
act Of ''Mr, Bathing Butler" mu-
aical comedy now holding the boards
at Broadway theater.
Out at Quincy, ILL.,, KYW will
ceptionalIy good midnight revues by
Wendell Halls Fun Makers. The
program there will begin at IL
o'clock. Wendell Hall, who was
heard through WCAP and WEAF
Jointly last night, win be absent
from his entertainers and win broad
cast again tonight from WEAF.
Other high spots tonight include |
concert by artists from the
studio of Chester Humphrey at
Charleroi, Pa, which will be broad
cast from KDKA beginning at
o'clock; recital by Diana Walters,
prima donna of the New York |
Opera Guild, from WOR. Newark,
and a program of chamber music |
by the WIZ quintette at II o'clock |
from Springfield, Mass.
Army Night Program.
While Navy Night is being |
broadcast from the local WRC, the |
Radio Corporations New York sta |
ton, WIZ. will hold Army Night, |
with Brig. Gen. Amos Fries, chief |
Of the chemical warfare service as |
the principal speaker. Music will |
be furnished by the Sixteenth
Infantry Band.
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WEI. the usual Meyer Davis Belle
vue Stratford Orchestra concert at |
! and 6 o'clock and recital by |
Maybelle Marietta Marston. con.
tralto. WIP, the, Gimbel Brothers
station. will present a recital by |
Elsie Wagner, pianist; ada Craig,
soprano, and Adelaide Rice, con-
tralto.
In Cincinnati WLW will broad. |
cast ten selections by the Tenth In
ffantry Band beginning at 9 o'clock.
WEAF Offers Features.
WEAF, which will not be hooked |
up with WCAP tonight, has a long
program which includes another con.
cert by Wendell Hall, funmaker
from the West, who strummed his
luke and sang for Washington
hearers last night. Jean Gerady, Bel
gian cellist; Claire Lampman, con-
tralto, and an address by w. L. /
Barnhart, of the National Surety |
Company, on "Criminal Psychology" |