The Washington times., 1924-04-12
Around.
Radio Dial
BY Listner-In-
.entlemen--To the ladies',

GenLIeInen--IO the ladies'
And now that the big meeting is
over. what did you honestly think
of it.
Probably you were one of the
thousand mon who remained at
home to tinker with the old SET
while the missus put on her best
bib and tucker and went off to the
rally. Pretty soon YOU heard her
That was she who was applau,liug
Just little louder than anyone else.
AND Just as you were about TO
become little scofflawish and were
rummagfng through the kits looking
for the nip that was left in that
prescription pint, her sisters began
10 taik to you about law enforce
ment and to tell what they would
90 to any and all violators of the
country's laws.
You gave up your search, rather
guilty. lit the old pipe and eased
over into the big arm chair to see
just what these women could talk
about, and how they would say
what was on their minds.
You discovered that Mrs. Ida
clyde Clark was just about as en-
PERTAINING a speaker as YOU had
ever heard, that Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait could give the cards and
spades of public speaking to most
OF the haranguers on Capitol Hill
and beat them at their own game
OF argument, and that Mrs, Kath.
leen Norris talks equally as well as
she writes-perhaps more interest.
ihgly.
II you have anything in common
with us, you must have chuckled a
real honest chuckle as Mrs. Clark
released quip after 'Quip at us poor
misguided males and by keeping
ner tongue in her cheek made us
love her for her wit.
DIDN'T you want to applaud as
she began her talk with the line
ABOUT uncle needing wife, and as
she concluded with her INSTALLATION
OF DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler in
MS green satin suit, decorated with
gold palm leaves, his knee trousers
ana his cleaning sward? It took a
woman to do that.
Mrs. Norris. with her metaphor
OF orange blossoms and births. NAV
nave been little too feminine for
you, but you were compelled to
ADMIT that she always had her
words ready and that she gave YOU
rather startling thought at the
conclusion Of her address when she
looked into a future where there
was no nineteenth hole at the coun
try club. ~'"i
After all didn't the ladies' give YOU
really pleasant and instructive
nour and a quarter through the air?
We think they did.
The Capitals Passion Play.
, mere was another WCAP pickup
iast night that by itself would have
neaolined any air program. We mean
the one act of the st. Patrick's
layers production of 1.-THE Holy
Llty which was taken from the
stage OF the President Theater.
we VINO i've in the Capital know
now really brilliant is the work
vi tnese players, but it must have
oeen a.surprise for some of the dis.
lanCe listeners to hear such a re-
phones. 'o
If the time were not so short we
have no doubt but that MANY would
make an immediate trim to the citv
TO see and hear the Performances
IN ats entirety.
Brilliant as was the Herod scene
winch was put on the air, the
really great bits of "The Holy City"
were kept for the immediate audi.
ence at the theater.
we have a gnawing desire to
visit the President and see what the
st: Patrick people do with the Cru.
cirixion and Resurrection scenes.
Especially pleasing in the '"Hoiy
City" broadcast was the transmits.
sion, which appeared to us as one Of
Inc best pieces of pickup work that
WCAP has yet completed.
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