The Washington times., 1924-03-07
JEFFERSON
TALK BY
PAYNE
Schenectady Offering Best
Program From out-of-
Town Stations.

The Navy Band Orchestra, led
by Charlie Benter, will headline
the program from WCAP tonight.
This organization has favored fans
several times before, but local en-
thusiasts will never tire of the ex-
cellent brand of music they pro-
duce.
Religious services from the
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Temple will be broadcast beginning
at 8. DR.. Abram Simon, rabbi,
will deliver the sermon, his subject
being, "Let Us Understand Each
Other" Musical portions of the
service will be rendered by the
church choir.
Payne Talks On JeffersiOn.
John Barton Payne, former secre.
tary Of the Interior, under the Will
son administration, and Chairman
Of the United States Shipping
Board will address the radio audi
ence on Monticello and Thomas
Jefferson"
Other talks will be given by Ed.
ward Clifford, chairman of the
Emergency hospital campaign on
''Why Emergency and Casualty
Hospital Must Be Kept Open" and
Jesse c. Suter, secretary of the
Washington Motor Club, on Some
Pertinent Facts Regarding Reel
procity Between the District Of
Columbia and Maryland"
Schenectady is offering what
should easily be the headliner from
the distant stations. The WGY
players will present Justin Huntley
McCarthy's romantic drama, IF
We're King" in four acts. The
WGY orchestra will play special
incidental music for the perform
ance, which begins at 7:45. These
Friday night radio dramas from
Schenectady are probably more
eagerly awaited by radio fans
throughout the eastern part of the
country, than any other one feature
presented by any station.
Happiness Boys Again.
The Happiness Boys" Billy
Jones and Ernest Hare, along with
the Stellar Male Quartet, are fea-
tured from WEAF, New York.
Estelle Ashton Sparks, soprano, and
the "Astor Coffee" Dance Orchestra
will be other highlights.
st. Louis is offering a fine must.
cal program with Abergh's Concert
Ensemble: an old fashioned country
dance, including Scotch folk songs,
and dance music from Rodemich's
Hotel Statler orchestra. KSD sta
ton begins at o'clock.
The Broadcast Central" New
York, is offering two fairly inter.
esting programs from WY and
WIZ. The latter is offering 1.-THE
Memphis Five" Guy Hunter, the
blind entertainer; Harry Breuer's
Trio and incidental happenings at
the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology dinner, direct from the
Waldorf.Astoria Hotel
WY is leading off with Breau
and Tobias and Vincent Lame,
tenor, in popular numbers. Paul
Specht and his Hotel Alamac
Orchestra will conclude with a pro.
gram of dance music.
TrOubadOurs Featured.
Station WBZ, Springfield, with
q studio in Boston. is offering a
very acceptable entertainment,
headlined at $50 o'clock with a
concert by the Troubadours, a con-
cert quartet in harmony and COM
edy. The Troubadours will be
followed by the CopleY group, fea-
turing Louisa Burt Wood, mezzo.
contraIto. The program direct from
Springfield is headed by the WIZ
orchestra, assisted by vocal artists.
WOR, Newark. is featuring Man.
~ Price Boone in tenor solos;
Gloria Marshall, composer pianist,
and Eleanor Painter. star Of 1.-THE
Chiffon Girl" in songs and stories
during the afternoon.
Other good musical programs are
promised from WDAF, Kansas
City, at 9 and 1245 o'clock
WMAQ, at 8 o'clock. with the
Cosmopolitan School Of Music
WGR, Buffalo, at 9 o'clock, and
the midnight revue from Chicago
KYW, from IL to 3 o'clock.