The Washington times., 1924-11-10
s I RINGED
QUAR-
T0PLAY
Varied Program Of Music TO
Be Broadcast From
WcAP

"A varied program Of music, in-
GLIDING recitals by several prom
inent Washington singers, will be
broadcast tonight from WCAP.
Among the artists who will take
part in the musicale are Josephine
Huber, contralto, and Leona An
thony, Of the Paul Bleyden Stu
dos; Frances Gutelips, concert
pianist; Ambrose Durkin, BARI
tone soloist at Epiphany Church,
and Sergeant Joseph Dufresne,
cornetist OF the Marine Band.
String Quartet Concert.
A concert by the Irving Roern.
stein Wardman Park Hotel string
quartet, conducted by Moe Baer,
will complete the musical part Of
the program.
Two talks, the first by Post.
master William M. Mooney on
EARLY Mailing" and the second
, secretary of the American Red
Cross, also will be broadcast by
WCAP.
A song recital by Sara Bouson,
soprano, will feature the afternoon
program from WRC. On the same
program two book reviews will be
presented under the auspices of
the League of American Pen
Women. Mabel c. Dill will review
"Woodsmoke,' by Brett Young, and
Mrs. e: A. Helmick will discuss
Maude Howe Elliott's Three Gen.
erations.'
Talks on fashion developments
and Bulgaria The Land Of Roses"
will complete the WRC program.
The regular children's hour will be
conducted at s o'clock by Peggy
Albion.
Grand Opera at WGBS.
Heading the distant programs to.
night VIII be the broadcast direct
from Carnegie Hail. New York, Of
the first performance in the
United States by the English
Grand Opera Company. The com.
pany viii begin their American
season with Wagner's "RheingOld,
sung in English. The entire per.
Torrance will be broadcast by
WGBS, beginning at 8:15. WGBS
has returned to it's own wave
length of 316 meters and viii
broadcast on that wave length to-
night.
A second outstanding musical
program is that of WGY, Science
tady, which station has arranged
an elaborate concert of Russian
music, to be rendered by the WGY
Little Symphony Orchestra ana
the WGY artists. An address,
Russia" will be delivered by
Ella A. Shinkevich. The complete
program follows:
Soprano solo, 1.-THE Song OF the
Shepherd Lehl" .Rimsky-K orsakoff
Marion Brewer
Selections,
a. 1.-The Nightingale" Tchaikowsky
b. ''Spinning-top,"
Rimsky- Korsakoff
Quartet
Baritones solos,
a. "Nocturne" ........ Balaklret1
b. "Snowflakes' .Gretchaninoff
Kolin D. Hager
Address, Russia"
Ella A. Shinkevich .
Selection, Ballad of the Volga,"
Traditional
Quartet
Tenor solo, Regret" .Tchaikowsky
A. o. Coggeshall
Selection, "At Fathers Door,"
Moussorgsky
Quartet
Contralto solo, ION the Steppe,"
Gretchaninoff
Rose Mountain
Selection, 1.-THE Gypsy" .Zolotarieff
Quartet
Tenor solo, "In the Silent Night"
Rachmaninoff
William A. Fay
Selection, "ByIinka,"
Russian Folk Song
Quartet
Long Program at WTAM.
WTAM, Cleveland, will come on
the air at o'clock, and will broad
cast without interruption until /
o'clock tomorrow morning. Included
in the musical program will be
artists and orchestras from WTAM
studio, the Willard studio and
late concert by Spitalny's Orchestra.
Special Armistice. Day programs
will be presented at WOR, Newark
and several stations in the far
west. A father and son bill will
be broadcast from WHAZ, Troy, to
be followed at IL o'clock by the
monthly transcontinental. concert
given by the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute students.
Another late popular program
will be provided by WCAE, Pitts
burgh, where the WCAE mythical
dirigible will make its second Z ght
into the air beginning at IL o'clock.
Many popular WCAE artists win be