The Washington times., 1924-03-26

A "Bob" Lawrence Community
concert, with the Army Band, and
a program of solo and concert
Plumbers will be broadcast from
Eastern High School tonight
through WCAP. The concert will
be interrupted at o'clock for a
brief talk by Herbert Hoover, Sec
fetary of Commerce.
The Army Band, Capt. P. w.
Lewis, commanding, and William
J. Stannard conducting, will broad
cast a half hour Of music, start
ing at 7:45.
GIee Club Debut.
One Of the best bills yet, has been
arranged for the community concert
proper, with several new numbers
scheduled. Probably the most inter.
esting of the additions will the for
NAL debut Of the WCAP Glee Club,
trained and directed by Bob" Law.
renee.
The Carbauh family, Earl, bari.
tone; Bob, xylophonlst and mando-
linist, and Mrs. Earl Carbauh,
pianist whose programs have proved
exceptionally popular in the past,
will render few numbers this even.
ing.
The Josef Kasper violin ensemble
of eighteen players will present a
difficult program playing Neruda's
Russian Cradle Song" and "The
Swan" of Saint Saens, as solo num-
bers. Dora Minovich will be at tile
piano.
Also Community Singing.
other promising numbers will be,
Japanese songs by Edythe Crowder;
violin solos by Eugenia Botlin;
harmonica novelties, Littleton and
Healey; song recitals by Juanita
Froelsh, soprano, Mable LatiIrer,
soprano and Mrs. Joyce Craig
Wiley, meZZo-sOprano; and COM
munity singing, under the leader.
ship Of Bob" Lawrence.
Congressman Henry III. Rathbone,
Of Illinois, will open the program
at 7:30 o'clock with an address on
abraham Lincoln" He win re.
peat the address, by request, that
he made in the House ON Lincoln's
birthday.
The afternoon program from
WRC is their regular Wednesday
afternoon wOman's program. Most
Of the numbers on this program
were planned especially to interest
women, among these being, fashion
developments, report Of the national
conference board, housekeeper'S
FOL
The weakest out-of-town program
for weeks is scheduled tonight, with
not a single outstanding number.
A concert by the Louisville Con
servatory Of Music, from Louisville
WHAS, while not a new one, may
afford some entertainment for the
fan who doesn't care about listen.
ing to the local bill. This program
begins at $3.50, Eastern standard
time.
WEAF"S program will begin with
the services by the United Syna.
gogues Of America, followed by the
United Daily Sports talk delivered
by Thornton Fisher. Julia Bran.
Cati, mezzo soprano. will appear in
a varied program. Other features
will be an address by William w.
Williams on the "O'Henry Knew"
recital by Gertrude Bonime,
pianist, song recitals by Salvatore
Solte, basso, and Max Brick, lyric
tenor. Schuyler c. Wallace will
give another of his historical series
on framing the Constitution"
Songs From Newark
Newark, WOR, is headlining a
joint program by Beth Tregaskis,
contralto; Lucy Zahn, soprano, and
Truman Douglas, violinist. The
Gotham Entertainers will close
their program at 10 o'clock.
st. Louis, KSD, is featuring a
longer program than usual, start.
ing with concert by Abergh's
Concert Ensemble at 1880: a studio
program by talented violinistS at
10 and dance music by Rodemich's
Orchestra at midnight.
A special concert from Cincin.
natl, WIIW, headlining the Lyric
Minstrels and the Esberger Orches.
ira in a. joint program, is SEIZED.
u!ed. This number begins at 8
p. nj.
Members of Delta Epsilon Fra.
ternity throughout the country and
many others will be listening for
u concert to be given by the New
York Delta Epsilon Glee Club at
800 They will be preceded ly
lowed by Emil Coleman and his
trocadero orchestra.
An elaborate program will be
rendered by the WTAM Symphony
Orchestra from Cleveland beginning
at 8 o'clock. The orchestra will be
assisted in this program by a
group Of vocal artists.
Up in Detroit, the Eastern High
School Of that city is offering Sc.
lections from "Iolanthe." Wendell
Hail. the famous entertainer, will
follow the high school program
which is slated for $3.50 o'clock.
Some Spanish Lessons.
kYW, Chicago, is offering Span.
ish lessons at Z, followed by din
ner concert from Congress Hotel at
o'clock. The Edison Symphony
Orchestra will broadcast an hour Of
music, beginning at 8, and the pro.
gram will he concluded by the mid
night revue for the Hearst building.
Pittsburgh, KDKA, is featuring a
classical concert at their regular
concert hour Of $50 o'clock.