The Washington times., 1924-02-26

Vincent Lopez Orchestra Is
cheduled to Go on Tomor-
row Night at II.
Army night with the, United
States Army. Band and Orchestra
headline the local program from
WRC tonight, with special mid
night entertainment by the "Vani-
ties" company running it close
second.
WCAP has arranged a special
program from IL to IL tomorrow
night with Vincent Lopez and his
orchestra. which is now playing al
Keith's Theater. This makes two
OF the best jazz orchestras in the
country to be broadcast from local
stations in three days.
Band Starts AZ 0:15.
The popular United States Army
Band and Orchestra, p. w. Lewis,
commanding officer, and w. j.
Stannard, leader, will STRUT their
stuff" with popular jazz dance
music and more sedate marches
and overtures over WRC, at 9:15.
~ Anton Kaspar's Violin Quartet
will give a concert beginning at
$40. The quartet is composed of
Corona Hayden, Ivalee Newell,
Mary Riley and Daisy Fickencher.
:. Fifteen minutes of soothing music
u promised.
Vile Promises EarfuI.
Frederic William Vile will give
another Of his intensely interest.
ing talks on the Political Situation
IN Washington Today Mr.. Vile
f: has some good, material to talk
!. about with the Teapot Dome scan
: dal seething as it is, and il the
past may be criterion, the fan
y who is not at his set for this talk
will miss an ''ear full"
Other features for the local pro.
: gram are a. talk on physical cul.
ture by Madeline Berlo and her
five diving girls, explaining how
different kinds of dives are made
1.-THE Monticello Fund.-" by Cuno
@sH. Rudolph, Commissioner of the
District of Columbia, a song re.
cital by ]. E. S. Kinsella, baritone
and Frederick William VILE, by
Angus A.. AGREE.
Two out.of-town stations are scele
brating special occasions in their
radio lives tonight. WAX OF
Cleveland is giving housewarming
breaking In a brand new studio
and Schenectady is celebrating the
second anniversary Of the birth OF
station WGY, one Of the oId-timerE
among broadcasting stations. Each
station is putting on a gala pro
gram.
Two Plays in Cleveland.
Cleveland. WAL, opens up al
1880 o'clock and expects to run
until the wee sma' hours" of the
morning. The program, which il
contributed by the Union Trust
Company of Cleveland and the
Cleveland News, includes two plays
''Abie's Irish Rose" and Finders
Keepers" both by the Martha. Lee
Club players; three orchestras,. and
q flock of artists, musical and com
zeal, with few talks sandwiclaeC
between, =
Schenectady, WGY, is giving q
program consisting of vocal and in
Etrumental music and addresses by
some Of the popular regular enter
tainers. The WGY players will pre-
sent the radio drama, 1.-THE Wolf
the first radio drama ever given
at this station. The WGY light
opera company will render comic
opera numbers. Ali in all, no, lis
tener-in should go to sleep tonigh,
with such versatility of program
from which to choose.
A special organ recital by Marco
Dupre, famous organist Of Notre
Dame Cathedral. Paris. will be
broadcast through WIZ, New York
from the Wanamaker Auditorium
ct $3.50, followed at 1890 by the
Hotel Astor dance orchestra. In
the afternoon this station will
broadcast Carmen" direct from thu
Wanamaker auditorium.
Music From Chicago.
Chicago, through KYW, is featur
Eng, at $50, Sarah Friedman. 40
prano, J. D. Westbrook, tenor
James Rotas, violiniSt and Earlina
Wettland, pianist. in popular mum
bers.
From $3.50 to u, WIN, New
York. Is offering a varied musica
program, with Fletcher Hender
sons Alabama Club Orchestra, Cor
Conrad. composer, "Ruddees So
c1ety Dance Orchestra" Jacl
Morisse, tenor, Charles Breau and
Louis Tobias. and others.
Cincinnati, WLW, has a concer
1T IL and a speciality by Bud Rudd
Of the Collegians, Of st. Xaviel
College. at 1880 o'clock.
Boston through Springfield, wBZ
the brand'new station which opened
last night, will broadcast a concer
by the Boston Choral Society, JohY
A. O'Shea. musical director. TIL,
scloists will be Joan Parsons, 30
prano; Nora Burns, contralto
Thomas A. Quinn, tenor; William
II. O'Brien, bass, and Ida O'Shea
pianist.
Atlanta is Offering a real varia
ton for the late evening progrsm
WSB will broadcast a special revue
from Shuttle Along" famous
troupe OF colored entertainers, fea
turing quartet harmony. This pro
gram will start at / a. IN. f,'l-s Z
GRACE BATTERY BEST
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