The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-02
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BAND To
PLAY
First Church Of Christ Serv-
Ices viii Be Broadcast
Tomorrow

Al concert BY the United States
Music School Band, under the di-
rection Of William G. White, will
feature the radio entertainment
tonight from WRC.
Two song recitaIs, one by Pres-
ton Haynes, tenor, Of the King
Smith studios, and the other by
Fred Eden, baritone, win consti-
tute the vocal music On the pro-
gram.
Band to Make Debut.
The Sangamo Band, local dance
orchestra, win make its radio debut
from WRC with q program Of
dance music at s o'clock. The band
win be directed by Richard Leibert.
At . o'clock John E. Nevin, chief
AZ the Nevin News and Feature
Service, win deliver his weekly
resume Of the political situation.
The Bible talk for the evening viii
be delivered by w. II. Kerr, Of the
Department of Labor.
The church services scheduled to
be broadcast tomorrow morning by
WCAP will be taken from the First
Church OF Christ, Scientist, Of
Washington. The readers win he
Elmer /. Baldwin and Mrs. Ger.
trude X. Fullaway. Mrs. Flora
McGil1 Keefer win be the soloist at
the services.
The open air services at Peace
Cross, Mt. st. Alban, to be broad
cast tomorrow afternoon win in.
Clude sermon by the Reverend
Bernard /. Bell, president OF st.
Stephens College,. Annandale-pn-
Hudson, N. \.
Roxy to Play.
Tomorrow nights program will
include the regular weekly program
from the Capitol Theater stage,
New York, and from the theater
studio where Roxy Rothafel will
present his artists in a Sunday
concert.
Featuring the distance entertain.
ment tonight win be the fifth
monthly program by the mite Caps
on Lake Erie" which will begin at
WAX, Cleveland, at midnight and
continue until near sunrise.
According to WAX, several hun.
bred letters have been received in
appreciation eof these late programs
and thousands are expected to he
sitting by for tonight's entertaint
ment.
The personnel Of. the entertainers
for tonight has been augmented by
the Kenyon Four, the Musical Mag
pies, Homer Walters, violinist, and
Arthur Strausberg, soloist. Others
on the program are Joe Smith, Aus.
tin J. Wylie, Dick FidIer. and their;
respective orchestras, Ethel Rhody
and Bobby Fitzpatrick, Miss Rex
Halter and Eddie Corners.
Music prevails at practically all
Of the earlier Saturday night pro-
grams. KDKA, Pittsburgh, will pre-.
sent its Westinghouse Band in 4
two-hour concert; WIZ, Springfield,
Will offer the Leo Reisrnan concert
ensemble and the Reisman Dance
Orchestra from the Boston studio,
and WIP, Philadelphia, will present
Comforts Philharmonic Orchestra
and Vessella's Concert Band.
Programs In Concert.
49, y. : = t.
The program for the concert by
Comforts Orchestra follows: March
Slave CTschaikowsky); Overture.
''The Barber OF Seville" (Rossini):
Spring zephyrs; YaIse Intermezzo,
(Oreste VesselIal; grand selection
from opera Fra Diavolo'' tAuber);
1ntermezzo Elegante from Lies
Contes sd'Hoffnan', (Offenbachl; OBJ
eretta, Chimes of Normandy" Plan.
Quette); soprano solo, Aria from
Opera "Ernani," Verdi; "L'Arlesi.
enne. Suite No. 2" (Bizet).
WGY, Schenectady, will come on
the air at 8 o'clock with a program
Of dance music by the Clover Club
Orchestra, popular organization
among the Eastern broadcastinE sta.
lions.
A three-hour program or dance
music also will come from VIVA.
Boston, where three orchestras viii
take their turns at the microphone.
A second midnight entertainment
that will be worth waiting for viii
be broadcast from WSAI, Cincinnati.
which Is scheduled to begin on the