The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-11
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Kansas City viii Inaugurate
Winter Program-MusicaI
Treats Announced

A musical program headed by
two groups of mandolin solos by
Captain Victor Kerney will be
broadcast tonight from WRC.
Captain Kerney is d former cav
ally officer and a dramatist of
ndte,ihaving written and produced
se4eral plays and ballets in the
United States and abroad.
Other musical numbers will be
reeitals, by Dorothy D. Wilson,
contralto, of the Myron Whitney
Stadio, accompanied by Frances
Lloyd; Ruth Hansford. soprano;
Kenneth Douse, violinist, accom-
Panied by G. E. Christiani, and
Helen Williams, pianist and artists
pupil of Caroline Bender.
M. o. Eldridge. secretary Of the
good roads committee of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association will
open the program with talk on
who Has the Right of Way?'
H. of r. Clerk to Talk.
A. E, Chaffee, reading clerk Of
the House of Representatives will
give a talk on Absentee Voting"
at Sis. Mr.. Chaffee is an author.
ity on the subject and has complied
a digest of the election laws cf the
United States. He estimates that
there are 100000 persons in the
District of Columbia who arn able
to vote in their home States His
talk tonight will explain how this
may be done. \
The outstanding feature If the
distant programs tonight will be
the blow-by-b blow description of the
Wills-Firpo fight at Boyle's Thirty
Acres, N. ]. The description will
be delivered by Major j. Andew
White, outstanding sport announcer.
through WIZ, New York, anC will
be rebroadcast on $50 meters ~
WGY, Schenectady. A RUNNING story
of the fight win be ANNOUNCE from
WSB, Atlanta. WGY will TAX, the
air for the fight story at 500. an.
nouncing the preliminary bouts.
The Wills-Firpo battle is expected
to begin at 8 o'clock.
kDKA, Pittsburgh, will present
It's Little Symphony Orchestra in
a brief concert at 8 aclo ne
followed by the reguA r Thursday
midnight frolic at 10 O'Clock.
WAX, Cleveland, will broa beast
the weekly concert by the Union
Trust Company, featuring the Hotel
Cleveland Orchestra and the Md
night Serenaders.
The weekly program by the Can.
adian National Railways will be
broadcast from CNRM, Montreal, on
341 meters, beginning at 9 o'clock.
among the artists on the Canadian
program will be the Vender Haaghe
TRIO, Miss Frances James, soprano
ami Miss Queenie Gibson. pianist.
Graham F. Towers, superintendent
OF the foreign trade department Of
the Royal Bank of Canada, will dis
cuss Canadian Business Condi.
tions."
VINO, Memphis, will again
launch its familiar Hush Puck.
lnntny for a series of weekly
cruises down the phantom river
OF the air. The launching cere.
monies will begin at 1890 a. m.
WHB, Kansas City, will inaugu-
rate It's winter program of broad.
casting tonight with a concert by
popular WIKI artists at $50. The
lndlan Village Orchestra will con.
c!ude the program with a concert
OF dance music that will con.
tinue last midnight.
Cincinnati will offer the Doherty
Melody Boys from WLW at 10
O'Clock, and the Avon Dance Or.
chestra from WMH at o'clock,
Hastings, Nebraska, will make
us second appearance on the air
Tor the week at 1890 with
studio program. Other middle west
stations that will broadcast to.
night are KFNF. Shenandoah, la. =
ana WHO, Des Moines. Both sta
tons will take the air at $40