The Washington times., 1924-06-17
NEV|V WILL
SPEAKQ)N
POLITICS
Number of Excellent Features
in Air Tonight From Out
of-ToWn Stations

W Ar IOHIgHI. FIOW VuI.
of-ToWn Stations
"A brief local program, almost
overshadowed by a half dozen
exceptional features from dis
tant stations, viii be offered to-
night from WRC.
The principal feature Of the
local broadcast will be the weekly
recital by the Wardman Park Trio
under the direction Of Moe Baer,
which is scheduled for 9:15 p. m.
Nevin Political Talk.
Prior to the Trio's concert. will
be the weekly political talk by
John e. Nevin, who gave his debut
broadcast political analysis last
week:
The wRC entertainment program
Will be opened at o'clock with a
concert by the choir Of Christ
Church, Georgetown, under the di.
rection OF Mrs. Charles G. Nc.
Roberts. Incidental solos will be
sung by Mrs. McRoberts, soprano:
Mrs. Ralph Robey, contralto; Jesse
Veitch, tenor, and George Lambert,
baritone. Mary Wilkins will accom-.
pany the choir at the piano. =
The program win be concluded
with a song recital by Estelle MUIR
ray.
AT o'clock this afternoon will be
xne r1rst OF series Of operalcgues
from WAY. The opera scheduled
Tor today is Carmen"
Out-Of-TOwn Programs.
The seven features Of the out.of.
town programs for today are "A
Night With the Conquistadores," at
WY, New York; g. program ar.
ranged by the New York American
at WIZ, New York; a program of
child talent at WGY, Schenectady:
tho presidential poll to be broadcast
from the Boston studio Of WBZ,
Springfield; an abbreviated version
OF the play. ITO the Ladies' at
WEI, Philadelphia: stag program
from WSB, Atlanta, and a unique
broadcast Of the Atlantic City waves
through the Philadelphia station OF
Gimbel Brothers, WIP.
"a Night With the Conquista-
dores" is the first Of the omni-oral
programs, a broadcast novelty ar
ranged by the Radio Corporations
New York studio. The presentation
will begin at 1880 o'clock with an
overture by the Thomas Gives
Fraternity Tango Orchestra. A fit
ting prologue will then be read by
the announcer.
The omni-oral presentation proper
will be in six episodes. ~ A pro-
gram Of tango dances. (2) Spanish
folk songs by Mildred Delma, so
prano, and Spanish piano selections
by Vincent De Sola. go A Sunday
in Caracas. by Harry Chaplin Plum
mer. (4) Mexican compositions. by
the Piedmont Trio. (5) Music OF the
Incas, by Carlos Vale Riestra. plan
list. (6) "Bits from Carmen" by a
prominent Spanish quartet
Bugs viii Talk.
The New York American program
to be broadcast from WIZ at $3.50
o'clock will include a humorous talk
by Bugs Baer. piano solos by
Gladys Brady, May Singh Breen
and her girl syncopators, Gerald
Wood, double.voicc singer, and other
features.
The program Of Juvenile talent
which will be presented at 5 o'clock
from WGY. Schenectady, follows:
Piano solo, "Sextet from Lucia"
flor left hand, Leschetizky, Janet
Goetz twelve years old.
Reading, my Daddy" Anon.
Ruth Barrett West twelve years
Violin solo, "At Dawning," Cad
man, Dorothea Koch fourteen
Soprano solo, "In the Sweet Long
Ago." Berrel. Lucille Fisher (six
years old.
Violin solos, a, "Legende." Wien.
1awski; b, Souvenir" Drdla, Clay
ton shufelt fourteen years old.
Reading, THE Balcony Scene"
from Romeo and Juliet" Shake
s2eare, Adelaide Ryan (ten years
old; George Kehn eleven years
old.
Piano solo, Cumbersome" schu.
man, Janet Goetz.
Soprano solo, I'm Gonna Bring a
Watermelon" James, Genevieve
Fisher five years old.
Reading, "a Cheerful Hostess"
Anon, Ruth Barrett West.
Violin solo, Meditation" from
e'Thais." Massenet, Dorothea Koch.
Soprano ducts. a, "Daddie Pal
LAWN; b, DAISY CHAIN" Summer,
Lucille and Genevieve Fisher.
Will Radio Play.
The play Of tho evening win be
presented by WIFI, Philadelphia,
where the players Of the st. Agatha
Dramatic Association will give their
abbreviated version OF ITO the
Ladies' Starred in the cast are
Thomas L. Ferguson, Mary G.
Callahan and Thomas J.. Brennan.
The presidential poll explained
IN another column win be held
from the Boston Herald. Traveller
studio, and broadcast through WBZ,
beginning at o'clock.
Atlanta will present its stag pro.
gram, with the Train Announcer
doing the explaining at 8 o'clock.
The novelty broadcast Of trans.
uniting the, breakers at Atlantic
City viii be broadcast from WIP
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tie
waves will be on the air only five
minutes. Practically all Of the re-
nainder of WIP'S program will he
picked up from the Atlantic City
board walk and piers.
Other interesting features OF to.
night will be the regular meeting
OF the Red Apple Club at Detroit's
WICK, a program arranged by the
: entertainers of the s. 8. Regina,
from Montreal. A special midnight
program from WLW, Cincinnati.
which will feature several saxobhone
players. and a pick up from Belle
Isle Park. Detroit, of the Scheme.
man Band by WWJ. -