The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-12
FANS MAY
PN'K OWN
A[ENT
rOgyaln Under Auspices Of
Washington Times PromIoes
TO BE Best Yet

programs ever broadcast win go
into the air tonight at 8 o'clock
from WCAP under the auspices
81 The Washington Times for the
benefit Of the German children's
relief. The program will last I'M
I'll midnight.
Local fans, for once, will Be
able to choose what they want to
listen to, because arrangements
have been made to have real
request" numbers with talent
ready to offer anything from jazz
TO grand opera.
Chief ID. O. Entertainers.
n this extravagant program win
appear some Of Washington's pre-.
nier entertainers and artists. Five.
minute talks will be given by the
most illustrious group ever gathered
together at . station in single
night.
One Of the most promising Of the
evenings events will be the
whistling Of the South's most popu-
lar airs by Mrs. David Kincheloe.
wife OF the Congressman from Ken.
lucky. She will render such de.
lightfuI old tunes as my Old Ken.
lucky Home 1.-THE Old Folks at
Home. " odd Black joe"
Other headliners who are In 4
class BY themselves al entertainers
VIII be George O'Connor. singer:
Ray and William j. Hart. the banio
managers; Ernest Littleton and vii.
bur Healy, in harmonica duet. and
Charles George woodward, IN an
organ recital.
For the lovers of iazz: Ferd
MOran's Arcadia Orchestra viii offer
TWO groups Of selections, and for
the deyOtees of the classics. there
VIII be q mixed quartet from the
" ashington Opera Company, com.
posed Of Dorothy Mansfield, so.
i prano; Rose Pablo, contralto; Al
peri Sherfferman, bass. and Louis
Annis, tenor.
Skillet Firms Debut.
Funny stories will be told by
Skillet Finn, ESQ.," humorist Of
the Washington Times; serious
readings will be given by Caleb
O'Connor. and Louis Dougher viii
1--WE a sport talk.
radio program without q vic.
llnist would be lacking, and so VIII
nam Krushtnsh win fill the gap.
robin Bonds comic opera tunes
VIII be rendered by a double sex.
Washington"
Orangelo Ratio will play his piano
accordion and the Montrose enter.
trainers, quartet and orchestra. win
add to the joy Of the evening. II
will be a novelty program in every
sense of the word
A few talks will be interspersed
throughout the program. Some OF
the speakers will be Secretary Of
Labor Davis, Senator Copeland,
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles.
Reverend @. M. Diffender1er, Rabbi
Abram Simon, Congressman Hannil-
ton Fish, of New York, and Rev
erened John A. Ryan. Get your
reserved seats now.
Just before the big humanity
program, Lou Graham, the worlds
most famous circus announcer, will
tell the children what know
About Clowns and the Circus Ami.
mails" Lou Graham Is in Washing.
ton with the Ringing Brothers and
Barnum and Bailey Circus.
Ffve-Language Concert.
The out-of-town program tonight
Is rather weak, as Monday night
programs have q habit OF being,
with nothing outstanding, at any
station.
airline Thomas, dramatic soprano
and popular radio artist, will present
two groups Of soprano solos through
WEAF,. New York. George Hirose,
Japanese baritone, perhaps the only
Japanese baritone who has been
successful In oratorio and cOncart
work, win be heard In two groups
of solos. The program win be con-
cluded with two well-known
orCheHtras.
IA concert In tive languages az
presented by the Stetson Humphrey
Studio, win be broadcast through
WBZ, Springfield. at 7:30. The
WBz Trio win present a concert
lust before. 1t $40.
KDKA win broadcast a program
OG the Convention Concert OF the
American Guild OF Banjoists, Mando.
y Mnists, and Guitarista, from the
Carnegie Music Hall. at : o'clock.
Doctor Elmer d. Graper, professor
Of political science from the Uni.
I, versity of Pittsburgh, win give an
other Of his series Of talks on Pc.
ntical Parties, at 7:15. gf
The discussions at tho Better
Times Dinner to be given at $50,
Will be broadcast through WIZ,
New York, enabling the radio audi
ence to hear, first hand, the first
reading Of the three prize winning
plans on how charities may be CO.
0rdinated Most OF the remainder
o. WIS program is musical.
The other New York citation,
!. WIN, a staging a Midnight 30.
hcnnia Show, running from IL 10 l.
o'clock. The stars Of Cheaper TO
Marry win play q prominent part
= the program.
Following two short talks ct
o'clock, WLW. Cincinnati, win broad.
cast a concert by the Cincinnati
Either Quartet. followed by a pro-
gram from the College OF Music
The CrOsley Theatrical revue at .
win be- followed by Woody Meyers
Cincinnati Orchestra.
Three more good prograira will
crDa nom WoR. Newark. A. $50:
LQQ. fhlladslphla. q I-So. ami