The Washington times., 1924-10-08
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CONCERT
ON AIR

lzetta Jewell Brown to Talk
on Davis Musical Fea-
lures Abound
The first Bob Lawrence concert
u the season will be broadcast
BY WCAP tonight, beginning at
8 o'clock.
Mr.. Lawrence returned to Wash
ington last week. after an absence
Of three months during which time
he filled engagements in Pennsyl-
vania, Connecticut. Maine and Ar
kansas. It had been planned origi-
nally to have q typical Bob Lawrence
concert staged tonight at the New
Eastern High School, but at the
last moment this was found to be
impractical, consequently Bob" has
gotten together some OF his musical
friends and win say "Howdy" to
the radio audience through the me.
dunn Of an informal studio concert.
Assisting "Bob" tonight will. be
Richie Mclean, contraIto; Hazel g.
Hughes, soprano; Constance Rus
cell, child pianist; James Garrioch,
Scotch piper; Edgar G. Kidwell, Ban
ioist; Sophocles T. Papas, Hawaiian
guitarist; George Wilson, accom-
PIANIST; j. Edgar Robinson. accom-
PIANIST: Bob, jr., and Willis Lawrence,
violin and ukulele, tara patch and
vocal music with Mrs. Lawrence at
the piano.
Political Speech.
Prior to the community concert,
WCAP win present a short address
by Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eraI Warren Irving Glover, who
win speak under the auspices Of
the Republican National Committee.
The evening program win be
opened by George McCauley, tenor
banjoist, and kim" Carroll, ulSulele
player, in number Of popular mi-
steal selections.
WRC's only afternoon feature win
be the children's hour program at
o'clock.
At 1:45 WCAP viii again pick up
the broadcast OF the world series
from New York, Graham McNamee
announcing the play by play descrip-
ton Of the fifth game Of the cham
pionship cora~~t
Light Opera Selections.
Among the distant stations to.
night WTAM, Cleveland, win take
top honors with the second Of its
comic opera programs. Popular Sc
lections from recent comic operas
will be played by the Hotel Cleve-
land concert orchestra. The pro-
gram will begin at 8 o'clock.
At WIZ, Springfield, the Westing-
house Philharmonic Trio and the
Women's Philharmonic Orchestra
will render concert program from
$50 to $3.50. A late concert Is
scheduled to begin at 10 o'clock.
WMAQ, Chicago, will offer an
other Of its series Of short plays by
the WMAQ players. The drama will
be preceded by a lecture from
Northwestern University.
Featuring the WOR. Newark, pro-
gram will be a concert by the or
chestra of the s. s. Republic. Julius
Koehl, eminent pianist and instruc-
tor, will play recitals at S:45 and
at 10 o'clock,
Izetta Jewell Brown.
New York features include an
address by ,Izetta Jewell Brown on
John w. Davis AS Know Him, "
from WIZ; a program of dance
music by the Plantation Orchestra
from WIN; a concert by the EN-
pire State Novelty Orchestra from
WEAF, and music appreciation
lecture by DR.. Henry. T. Fleck,
Hunter College, from WNYC.
The details Of the evening con.
cert from KDKA, Pittsburgh, will
be announced by radiophone.
The Oriole Orchestra which has
returned to the Edgewater Hotel
station, webb, Chicago, will be
assisted at its three concert hours
tonight by Nick Lucas, The Lang
don Brothers, Margaret Clarity,
pianist, and Marie Kelly. reader.
San Juan and Havana.
The regular Wednesday evening
band concerts will be broadcast
from WKAQ, San Juan, PR, and
ag b VIZ
Among the late concerts will be
an operate hour from WEB. At.
lanta and dance programs by Heis.
mans Orchestra at WBZ, Spring.
field, the Arcadia Cafe Orchestra
from WDAR, Philadelphia, Chap
mans Orchestra from ,WGN, Chi
cago, and the Rainbo Orchestra
from VOL, Chicago.
The regular Nighthawk frolic will
begin at WDAF Kansas City at
12:45.
Among the silent stations tonight
will be CKAC, Montreal. KGO, Oak,
land; WGY, Schenectady; WFAA,
Dallas; WIP, Philadelphia; WY,
New York; VINO, Memphis; WIFI,
Philadelphia and WOAW, Omaha.
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