The Washington times., 1924-04-26
T "a TURES
MUSICAL
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Helen Rowland, Who Writes
for The Times, Will Present
One Of Numbers.
A special program under the
auspices of the League Of Ameri-
can Pen Women will headline the
bill from WRC tonight. The pro-
gram will be in the main musical,
with Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, promi-
nent woman composer, playing
some of her own compositions;
vocal selections by Gretchen Hood,
local artist, and number by
Helen Rowland, who writes fea-
ture articles for The Washington
Times.
A talk on "Wavemeters" by E.
L. Hall, of the Bureau Of Stand
ards, will mark the educational
part of the evening.
Talk on Coast Guard
Oliver M. Maxam, chief OF the
Division of Operations Of the United
States Coast Guard, will give another
Of his weekly features on the life
OF the Coast Guard. His talk is
entitled, when the Storm Kings
Meet" The Saturday Bible talk
will be given by Page NICK. Eechi-
son, religious work director OF the
Y. M. c. A., under the auspices of
the Mems Organized Bible Class
Association.
The program by the League Of
American Pen Women will be
opened at $50 with a word Of greet.
Ing by Anna Katherine Green
Rohlfs. The first number will be
given by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach and
Gretchen Hood jointly in compost.
tons by Mrs: Beach. Helen Row
Aline Kilmer in Poetry of Today"
will provide the features Of the
second portion of the bill.
Two other features of the evening
will be concerts by the Honolulans,
under the direction of Ernest Deale,
at 1915: the Hiram College Girls
Glee Club of Ohio. This later much
advertised organization is making a
tour of the Eastern part Of the
country and broadcasting at many
Of the larger broadcasting stations.
Master Sergeant Philip Kohn and
Private Joseph H. Ballard, accom-.
panied by Helen Burkhart, will
render a ccrnet duet at sos fol-
lowed by cornet solos by Kohn. At
10 o'clock James j. Furlong will
provide a group of ukelele solos
and songs.
Sunday Services.
Sunday mornings service through
WCAP will come from the Yer.
mont Avenue Christian Church of
Washington. Rev. Earle Whitley,
pastor, will deliver the sermon.
Bishop James E. Freeman will de-
liver the sermon as usual at the
afternoon service at Bethlehem
Chapel
A new feature will be provided
at 6 O'Clock at which time Frederick
J. Haskins will deliver a talk on
the American Government"
Roxy and the Capitol Theater
program will start an hour earlier
than usual, beginning tomorrow,
due to the Inauguration of day
light saving in New York. This
program will commence Mt 6:20 in.
stead Of the usual 7:2O and will be
followed by Skinner organ recital
at 8:15 instead of 9:15.
Depew Dinner at WIZ.
The head!iner out"of town tonight
will be the Montauk Club Birth
day dinner to Chauncey M. Depew,
from WIZ, New York. w. H.
English, president of the club will
liver the main address, Incidental
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Claremont Male Quartet and
"Ukranian Chorus" are other prom.
Using numbers on this bill.
Beginning at 6 o'clock, Buffalo,
WGR, Is offering a musical pro.
gram from the Ismalia Temple fea.
turing the Shrine Band, supported
by the Westminster Quartet and a
Shrine Male Quarrel. Following this,
the Imperial Potentate Conrad v.
Dykeman will make an address at
7:30 O'Clock.
The one and only Paul whiteman
will be heard through WEAF at
1880 o'clock from the studio. Other
features will be a talk on 1.-THE
Scalpless Kentucky Trail Blazer" by
Prof. Howard briggs, of New York
University characterization Day"
by Gen. Walter Irving Joyce, and
finally a concert by the Hotel Penn
sylvania Orchestra.
Ministries at WOR.
The Metropolitan Minstrels win
headline WOR, Newark's bill at
1915. Other features will be Belle
Bart, astrologist; Gene Ingraharn
and his orchestra, and the S. s. Re-
lance orchestra with a talk by the
captain.
An excellent program will origi.
nate in Cincinnati when WSAI
broadcasts a concert by the Cincin.
natl Conservatory of Music, follow.
ed at l o'clock by the WSAI Mid.
night Entertainers.
i Another good late program win
come from KYW, Chicago, where
the late show will be broadcast
starting at 11:15 to be followed by
another bill at 2:20 a. m.,' the sub.
jet which has not beef announced.
The Grant day dinner of the
Americas Club will be broadcast
through KDKA at their $50 period.
Rheinlfardt's music faculty will give
an hours entertainment from Mem.
phis, VINO. at $3.50.