The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-23
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Judge Payne to TaIk-U. S.
Army Band VIII Assist
In Program

One Of the most interesting
programs ever arranged for .
local broadcast station will be
presented tonight from WRC in
the "Latin American" night en-
tertainment offered under the
auspices Of the Pan.American
Union.
The speakers for the evening
will be Doctor L. S. Rowe, direc-
tor general of the Pan-American
Union, and Judge John Barton
Payne, who will describe the High
Lights Of My Recent Latin
American Tour"
Latin American artists of the
Capital and the, Army Band, which
will play a concert of Latin Amerl-
can music under the direction OF
w. j. Stannard, will provide the
music for the program.
The program will begin at 1880,
when Senorita Estrella Amores,
soprano, Of Cuba, accompanied by
Charles A. Conrad, guitarist, will
be introduced as the opening SOLO
list. Senorita Amores will sing 2
kEOup OI IOuE AuAuOOASS wv NAS~Ne
can and two Cuban.
Her Own Number.
Following her recital, Sonora
Angela Galera de Meza, pianist will
be heard in recital, concluded with
waltz, entitled Mystic Rose"
composed by herself.
A number Of duets will be sung
following Sonora de Meas per-
Torrance by Sonora Mercedes Giron
de Va der Henst, soprano, OF
Guatemala, and Senior Carlos Giron,
baritone, of Guatemala. These art
lists will be assisted by Ignacio
Mondragon, guitarist.
At $40 Harlan Randall, Washing
ton baritone, of the Louis B.
Thompson studio, will offer a
group of songs in which he will
be accompanied by Sophocles T.
Papas on the guitar
At S:25 the United States Army
Band win offer its first group Of
numbers, the opening selection OF
which will be ''To The Pan-Ameri-
can Union" written especially for
tonight's concert by Mr.. Stannard.
the Army Band leader. A Brazilian
overture III Guarany." and a
Guatemalan Waltz, 'tEntree Selvas,
constitute the other numbers Of the
group. sst.
Doctor Rowe will be introduced to
the radio audience following a violin
recital by Arsenic Ralon. Doctor
Rowe, in turn will introduce Judge
. Payne.
The Program will be concluded
with the second group Of concert
numbers to be played by the Army
Band.
Big League Games.
WRC will come on the air this
afternoon at 8 o'clock with the
broadcast description of the second
baseball game of the Washington
Chicago series being played in Chi
cago. The running story of the
game will be dictated by Louis A..
Dougher. sporting editor OF The
Washington Times, and will be an
nounced direct from The Times
studio by Charlie Matson. Descrip-
ton of the New Cleveland game
also will be announced, as well as
the scores of the principal games in
the National League.
Featuring the distant entertain.
ment tonight will be the fall open
ing program, containing many sur
prise features, which will be
broadcast from WIP, Philadelphia,
beginning at o'clock.
WBz, Springfield, will present tile
Albert Cowles Players, of Boston,
In the eighth Of their one.act radio
plays at o'clock. The Players will
present tonight 1.-THE Yellow Peril. !"
A score of dance orchestras will
be on the air throughout the even
ing at the majority Of other dis
taf1t stations.
Leading the late concerts will be
the weekly midnight frolic from
KDKA, Pittsburgh.
The Red Apple Club will convene
in Detroit for its regular weekly
meeting at the WWJ studio at 10
o'clock.
Other stations which will be on
the air around midnight are WFAA
Dallas; WLW, Cincinnati; WHB,
Kansas, City, and the Pacific Coast
stations.