The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-26
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Musical Program Tonight II
No Session Of Convention
/ Is Scheduled

The remaining n m in attic n
speeches and demonstrations Of
the Democratic national conven-
Zion at Madison Square Garden
are being broadcast today by Sta
tion WCAP.
u Should the convention reas-
Semble for a night session, the
. proceedings will be put on the
ir by WRC.
Substitute Program.
Should there be no session Of the
convention tonight WRC will come
on the air with musical program,
subject to changes, which will in
clude concert by Pete Macia's'
L'Aiglon Dance Orchestra, and song
recitals by Arthur Mccormick. {"
baritone and Helen Virginia Clark,
soprano.
Out-of-town stations, apparently
assuming that there will be no
night session at Madison Square
Garden, have scheduled several ex-
cellent programs.
Chief among these are a program
Of Victor Herbert music at WAX,
Cleveland, and the broadcast of the
MIX Fund bouts at the Yankee
Stadium, New York, between Gene
Tunney and Erminio Spalla which
will be announced through WIZ.
The Herbert program is scheduled
20 begin at o'clock and will be
played by Ivan FRANCHISES Hotel
Cleveland Orchestra. The music
will be preceded by a short talk out.
lining the life and works Of Mr..
Herbert.
Complete Program.
The complete program follows:
II. March Of the Toys. from
Il eaBabes in Toyland."
2. "Punchinello."
- B. Yesterthoughts."
4. Selection from "Natoma."
s. Romance"
6. Air de Ballet"
z. "Canzonetta." -
- 8. Liebesscene from ''serenade."
9. I'm Failing in Love with
Someone" from Naughty Mari
eta"
10. Selections from "Mademois.
ellie Modiste."
IL. Dream Melody from Naughty
Marietta ss
I. The milk fund bout at the Yam
kee Stadium Is scheduled to begin
ut $3.50. The announcements will
be made by Major ]. Andrew White.
KSD Anniversary.
KSD, st. Louis, announces for
Eonight a program celebrating the
second anniversary of the opening
of the station. The leading address
will be delivered by Mayor Henry
w. Kiel, and musical number
will be rendered by leading st.
Louis artists. The bill opens at
1920 o'clock.
Crosley's radio station, wLW, at
Cincinnati, will present its musical
test program beginning at 10
o'clock, for the purpose Of awarding
q 500 scholarship to the Cincinnati
Conservatory Of Music. The test
will be conducted by Burnet C. Tut
Hill, general manager Of the con.
DerVatorY.
I Other features Of the wLw bill
Will be an entertainment under the
auspices Of the Radio Company, of
I Hamilton, Ohio, and a late popular
program by the Doherty Melody
Boys.
~ Spooner Recital.
Featuring the program of WEAF,
New York, will be a song recital by
John Alden Spooner, tenor, and a
Eoncert by the West End Ladies'
Trio.
Bill Wilson's Allerton Country
Club Orchestra Is scheduled to ap.
pear at 7:15 o'clock on the WY,
New York. program.
Philadelphia, through WIP, will
present an uninterrupted four.hour
program Of music which will be
played by Comforts Philharmonic
Orchestra from the Steel Pier,
Atlantic City, Cessella's Concert
Band and the LeRoyale Orchestra.
OF Cafe L'Aiglon.
On the afternoon program of
!. WOR, Newark, will be Guy Hunter,
the blind entertainer, and Mrs.
Gertrude M. Pattangall. national
comnitteewoman of the Democratic
Convention. Mrs. Pattangall will
, be introduced at 2:30 o'clock by
Chrystal gHearne. dramatic star Of
the cast 9of Expressing Willie"
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