The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-15
ORCHESTRA
FEA|TUE|E
LISTED
Unit of Army Ban to Play
and Song Recitals Are
Announced.

49, FNttItOOtIO0Qs -
An excellent program featuring
entertainment from Crandalps
new Tivcli Theater and concert
by the orchestra Of the United
States Army Band, P. w. Lewis,
commanding, and w. j. Stannard
leading, will be broadcast by WRC
tonight.
Program Opens Early.
The program opens early, at Z
o'clock, with the features from
the Tivoli Orchestra: a violih.cello
recital by Willard Herzog, and
Songs of the South" by Charles
=. Gallagher, basso of the Chicago
Opera Company.
Two talks are listed on the
program: Frederick William. Vile,
In his weekly political resume, and
Paul Henderson, Second Assistant
Postmaster General, in a talk on
The Air Man Service"
Two unusually good song recitals
are also booked, one by Arthur Nc
Cormick, baritone, and the other
by Henriette C0quelet, lyric So
prano. Margaret Bowie Grant will
accompany Miss Coquelet.
Violin Recital Listed.
A violin recital by George Flener,
with Marjorie Davis at the piano
Is scheduled for $3.50 o'clock, The
orchestra from the Army Band will
conclude the program beginning at
S:15 p. m.
Out-Of.Town Offerings.
out-of-town stations offer several
interesting features this evening,
the best Of which will be the KEY
note Speech of Secretary of State
Charles Evans Hughes before the
Republican State Convention of
New York
Acting as temporary chairman of
the Republican State Convention,
which wifi be held in Town Hall,
New York, Secretary Hughes will
be heard through WEAF delivering
the Keynote speech of the cam
paign Il. that State. The proceed
ings of this convention will be
broadcast from S:15s to 9:45 and
.WEAF's listeners will hear this
noted orator deliver one Of. the
most important speeches of 6the
Presidential campaign.
1t is understood that Mr.. Hughes
in his speech will touch upon the
party situation in the United, States
and that he will officially announce
the candidacy of President Coolidge
for a second term. Secretary
Hughes is local resident Of New
York city and his address is ex-
pected to launch the Coolidge boom
In that city. Following the con-
vention, WRAF will broadcast a
recital by Claire Lampman, con-,
tralto and a program by group
of entertainers.
Some Scotch Music.
The musical headliner tonight
will come from Schenectady, where
lovers of Scotch music are prom
Used a treat A program of bag
pipe selections, contralto, tenor and
baritone solos will be rendered.
From the same station the first of
q series of addresses by members
OF the faculty of Union College win.
be offered. Dean Edward Ellery
will speak on The Real Present
Day Undergraduate 4,
Speakers are having their inning
tonight, seeming to be greatly pre-
dominant around the dial. From
Memphis, Rev. w. A. Billy Sun
day, the worlds most noted
evangelist will deliver. an address
through VINO at IL O'Clock east
ern standard time. Mr.. Sunday is
conducting huge revival in Men,
phis and has prepared special
sermon for the radio. A lecture
by DIR. Albert Bushnell Hart, his,
torian, educator and professor of
government at Harvard University
on Uncle Sam in Europe will
1 also be broadcast from VINO. This
\ lecture will come at 8 o'clock,
Nine. Narinska, known through
out Europe as Russia's greatest
woman pianist and acclaimed by
large number of radio listeners to
be the best among radio artists will
return, to give a concert from VIZ.
New York, after a radio silence Of
several months. 5@p i 80
WIZ is featuring u. s. Army
night, with Maj. Gen. William J.
Snow as speaker Dance music
from the Hotel Astor Grill room
will conclude the program ~
University Campus; Concert, n
The third concert of the New
York University Campus Concert
series will be broadcast direct from
WY. New York, at S:35. Albert
Stoessel. head of the department of
music of New York University and
conductor Of the New York Ora.
toria Society will play as featured
violin soloist, with Nine. Kathryn
Bacon also starred as solo pianist.
A joint recital by Paul Morenzo,
tenor, and Athens Buckley, So
prano, win close the program from
WY.
The Hotel Gibson Orchestra. a
talk from he University Of Cincin.
natl and Il mixed program makes
up the early pEogrRn from, Cincin-
natl through WSAI. Starting at
~. from WLW. The band. of the
Hamilton County knights Of the
ku Klux slilan will provide enter.
tRinmep1 for the invisible audience.
Pittsburgh Program Elaborate,
An evening Of. Bach Corales win
be given through WIP; Philadel
ph.a. Iy chorus Of fifty voices
from ere OF THO Philadelphia vocal
studies \ Denten cantata, the
Lords supper and Passion, will be
rendered By a Philadelphia Church
choir, through WEI ats O'clock.
A long and !. elaborate program
will he given through, KDKA;s Pitts.
burgh. tonight. starting with Holy
Week services at $500 and including
dinner concert by the Million
Dollar Grand Theater Orchestra, at
6:5: tall, at 715; Wendall Hall
at 1870, AMI Humility" from the
autobiography of Franklin mt 8. :, \