The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-02
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Wardn1an Park Trio viii Play
From WRc for One Hour.
Judd to Talk

Instrumental music presented
: by two of the Capitals most
popular organizations will hold
sway over WRC's evening pro-
gram tonight.
The Little Symphony Orchestra
of the United States Marine Band,
under the direction of Taylor
Branson, will come on the air at
s o'clock to play for an hour and
aquarter. The program will in
clude. compositions ranging. from
the lightsome "Nazurka in A
Minor" by Chopin, to the Ameri-
can folk songs of Stephen Foster,
excerpts from a Gilbert and Sulli-
van opera, and the wistful ITO
Wild Rose, of Mcdowell. The
program will be concluded with
THE Halls of Montezuma" and
the national anthem.
Wardman Park Trio.
The second musical feature will
be a concert by the Boernstein
Wardman Park Trio, under the di.
rection Of Moe Baer, violinist The
trio will make up their concert
program for the evening from COM
positions requested by listeners. The
trio will broadcast their music for
m hour beginning at $50.
Between they two concerts Mau-
rice Judd, political correspondent Of
the New York Sun, will deliver his
weekly talk on the political stu
alton in the United States, stress
ing the prospects of the three can
didates for the Presidency.
Children's hour will be con-
following which the baseball scores
Of all the afternoon games will be
announced.
OF especial interest to listeners
tonight will be the fourth radio
drama presentation by the Albert
Cowles Players, of Boston, from
WRZ, Springfield. The Players will
offer tonight at 8 O'Clock, a one
act playlet, THE Killer The
Grand Guignol theme of the play-
let is said to be particularly ap.
propriate for radio thrills.
For an hour preceding the drama,
the Copley Plaza ensemble will
provide a concert for WBZ's lis
teners. A brief musical program
will follow the Cowles Players.
Midnight KDKA Frolic.
y Another feature that will be
looked forward to is the midnight
frolic to be broadcast by KDKA,
Pittsburgh, beginning at 10 O'clock
The earlier Pittsburgh program will
be presented by the students of the
Minardi Studios.
WGY, Schenectady, will offer a
concert of old time musical fav.
orites sung and played by group
OF popular WGY artists, including
William Fay Marion Brewer and A.
o. Coggeshall. An organ recital,
beginning at 1915. will conclude the
Schenectady broadcast.
New York features include the
debut radio performance. of the
Spring Lake Orchestra from WEAF;
Robert Cooper. baritone from WY,
and the Club Deauville Orchestra,
from WIZ.
Philadelphia features include a
concert by Vessella's Band. direct
from the Steel Pier, Atlantic City,
and the Introductory ceremonies
to the Miss America beauty pa.
geant from WIP, and q concert
program by the Four Leaf Shams
rock Concert Party from WIFI.
The Cleveland News will broad
cast its weekly evening program
from WAX, beginning at o'clock,
In addition to the regular fea..
lures there. will be a concert pro.
gram bv distinguished artists. the
details of which will be announced
on the air.
Among the late programs will
be the Mt. Royal Hotel Dance
Orchestra from CKAC, Montreal:
the "At Home program from
KYW, Chicago; Ernie Cummin's
Orchestra from WLW, Cincinnati:
the Nighthawk Frolic, from WDAF'
Kansas City, and farm program,
from WIS, Chicago. r.