The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-14
SAKOPHl)NE
ARTIST IN
SOLOS
Concert by SophocIes 7. Papas
and Song RecitaIs Com
plete Program

An outdoor concert by the
United States Marine Band which
will be broadcast by WCAP and
WEAF, New York. will feature
the local air entertainment to-
night.
Frank Wiblitzhauser, saxo-
phonist, will be the soloist Of the
evening. The band will be con-
Quoted by William H. Santelmann.
Other numbers on the evenings
program will be a concert by
Sophocles T. Papas, teacher Of
fretted instruments, and song re-
citals by Helen Harper, soprano,
and Hattie Herfurth. contralto.
Two Book Reviews.
WRC's principal feature of the
afternoon program win be the pres
entation of two book reviews
through the courtesy Of the Pen
Women's League of America. The
first Of these win be synopsis and
criticism Of Giovanni Papini's recent
work, 1.-THE Failure" by Mrs. Nc
Pherson Crichton. The other viii
be a review of Claud Van Tyne's
"Indian Ferment" by Mrs. Mary
st. Clair Blackburn.
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the weekly fashion talk by Agnes
NJ. CaIlen. Following this Mae
Becker, graduate of the Dalgleish
studios, will be heard in a song
recital. Other numbers will be a
talk on Interior Decoration" a.
piano recital by Eleanor Glynn and
the weekly talk by Mrs. William
Atherton Du Puy ON What Women
Are Doing Today"
Chief interest in the out-of-town
programs will center on the pro-
duction of George Bernard Shaw's
Candida" which will be broadcast
direct from the Copley Theater,
Boston, by station WNAC. The
performance will start at tbs.
Cincinnati Opera.
Another of the series of grand
operas which are being broadcast
from the Cincinnati Geological park
this summer will be found tonight
at WLW. The performance there
will begin at 8 o'clock. The
Music Makers" will render a popu-
lar program before and after the
opera.
In New York, WIZ will offer an
other Of the Goldman Band con-
certs from the Central Park Mall.
The program for tonight will be
composed of all French numbers.
The soIoist will be Genia Fenariova
soprano. Ernie Golden's McAlnin
roof orchestra will give a program
OF dance music at the conclusion of
the band concert.
WEAF, New York, will follow the
rebroadcast of the Marine Band con.
cert with a concert by Adam Car
roll and his trio and song recitaIs
Dy Joseph G. Wolff, baritone. and
James Craig, tenor.
WGY Music Program.
WGY, Schenectady. schedules fo,.
tonight program of music through
the courtesy of the Mason Piano
school of Albany, under the direc.
ton OF j. Austin Springer. The
complete program follows:
Flano solos, ta) "Rondo Capriccioso"
tMendelssohn);s o. 'Murmurinp
zephyfs" (Jensen); (c) 'Marcel5
Godard'. John Cowgirl (16 years
Soprano solos, (a) "Deep R,var,,
lColertdge-Taylor); bl Swing Low
Sweet Chariot" (Old Negro Spirit.
uaU; lc) Nobody Knows the Trou-
bic I've Seen" Negro Melodyl:
(0 BY and Bye" plantation
Theme). Linda Noble.
Piano solos, (a) "Reverie," Nocturne
lSchyten): (b) ''Titania" CWely): (cJ
Prestissimo" Randinal John
Cowgirl.
Talk. "Just oy" Courtesy of the
American Soy Magazine).
Soprano so;Qs, (a) Songs My Mother
Taught Me" Dvorah); (b) at
Passed BY Your Window" Taylor
Brahe). Linda Noble.
Piano solos, (a) ''Polonaise," Op. 20
Chopin; 0) Waltz" OPP. 81, No.
2 Chopin; (c). Scotch Poem"
MacDowell). John Cowgirl.
Soprano solo. 1.-THE Answer" CTerry).
Linda Noble.
Piano solo, ''Lieberstraum," A flat,
uAAJOL NO, Os(LlSZtJ. Onn Cowgirl.
Station CFCF will have the air
IN Montreal and will broadcast a
vocal and instrumental concert from
8 to 10 o'clock and q program Of
dance music by the Venetian Gar
dens Orchestra from 10 O'CLOCK to
midnight.
The program of WOR, Newark,
will include another Of the series
Of musical criticisms by Doctor Sig.
n1und Spaeth, a concert by the
Manhattan Serenaders and q con.
cert by tn WOR Neutrality-suspicious.
XylophOne Recital.
Buffalo, through WGR, win offer
= musical program by the pupils
OF Miss Bertha Descher, soprano.
The program will /be featured hy
an xylophone recital by Ruby
Pierce, thirteen years old. A pro-
gram OF supper music by tie Staler
Hotel Dance Orchestra will conclude
the program.
A special Kiwanis program ia
booked at woo, Davenport, Iowa,
from to IL o'clock. The program
will be presented by the KiwanIs
Club of Rock Island, ILL.,, and will
include dance program by Car.
isle Evans and his orchestra.
Artists programs also viii he
found at KQV, Pittsburgh, and
WTAM, Cleveland, at o'clock.
All Of the Chicago stations will
maintain their Monday night silence.
Among the late programs for the