The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-05

PIANIST, Soprano, vioIinlst and
ceIIIst Also Are on Pro-
gram Tonight

A musical program featuring .
song recital by Louis B. Thomp-
son, tenor. win. be broadcast to-
might from WRC. beginning at 8
o'clock. "a
Mr.. Thompson has been prOmi-
nent In Washington musical cir
cles as . singer, composer and
teacher for many years, having
begun his career as q boy soprano
in the st. Johns choir. At the
age Of sixteen he appeared in
joint recital with Anna Chase,
now Of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera Company.
Other Numbers.
Other recitals on the WRC pro-
gram viii be by Katherine Louise
Smith, pianist; Minnie VolRmann,
soprano: Fritz Maile, violinist, ard
June Zebley. cellist.
The program win be concluded
with concert by the Boernsteiu
Wardrnan Park Hotel Trio under
the direction Of Moe Baer. AS a
special number the trio win play
q Spanish serenade, 'Encantadora:, ;"
composed by George f. Ross. of
the WRC staff.
The only non-musical number Of
the program will be the weekly
Nevin News Service, scheduled for
cas- o'clock.
An interesting feature Of the
distant entertainment for the even.
ing win be the initial broadcast con-
cert by the Pavilion Royal Or.
chestra, under the direction Of Dick
Gasparre, from WEAF, New York
The Royal Pavilion Orchestra il
q Meyer Davis organization and
has become prominent recently In
New York dance circles. The or.
chestra win come on the air at $50
with q dance program Of one hour.
Other WEAF features win be
the Gordon Male Quartet and Rita
Rotermel, concert pianist.
"Janlce Meredith"
A second interesting feature from
the music kor the newest picture
success, s.Jauice Meredith direct
from the Cosmopolitan Theater,
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Meredith" music win come on the
air at SIS o'clock. A. second WY
feature for the evening win be .
talk, Modern Youth-Where Are
We Going?" by Professor Binder,
Of New York University.
From WIZ, New York, win he
broadcast another Of the series Of
concerts from the New York uni
versity Summer School Of Music.
The dance orchestra Of the Bit
more Cascades win conclude the
WIZ program.
WAX, Cleveland, viii broadcast
O program by the Cleveland News
Beginning at 7:30, The regular fea-
tures-bedtime stories, cartoon talk
and Joe Smiths orchestrar-wiM be
augmented by several new and in.
teresting numbers.
Both Of the Cincinnati stations,
WLW and WSAI,, promise interest.
ing entertainment for the evening.
Featuring the WSAI program will
be the Hotel Gibson orchestra and
q musical program, the numbers Of
which win be announced by radio.
Beginning at 10 o'clock WLW Will
broadcast a three-hour program, In.
clOding concerts by the recording
orchestra Of Bernie Cutnmins. the
Chubb-S teinberg orchestra and q
concert program arranged by Nine.
Chopoorian. Of Dayton.
Quaker City Programs.
A concert by vesseila's Concert
Band from WIP, and a concert by
the Fairmont Park symphony
Orchestra win feature the Philadcl.
phia broadcasts Of the evening.
The program for the band con.
cert follows: 1. March. European
War" D'orsi. 2. Overture, ia
gchiava Saracena, Mercadante.. 8.
Euphonium, solo, prologue from
opera. 7 Pagliacci." Leoncayalio,
Signor Lfberati. 4. Act w from
waltz. tires Jolie" (Charming),
Sullivan. Z. Soloist to be announced.
8. From Italy, selection Of italian
Street Songs, Clarke.
WGY, Schenectady. will offer q
concert by many Of the WGY favor.
ties, the detailed account Of which
follows: Piano solos (a). ''Prolog''
Bohm), Oh Visions Of the Dance
Martini. Mrs. Van Veachton Rogers;
OdAASUHC SOlOS NdJ, NndCuSHLd NNnAcs
murrough), (b) "Gipsy john CLAY,
J. Alfred Hand; Irena Carey, accom-.
PIANIST; violin solos (a),- Scene de
Ballet" Top. 1907 (de Beriot), Cb) ''Sa.
rabande" Bohn): Herbert r. Fink;
Contralto solos (a), FAIRY Roses''
CTaylorI, tCb) Shippers. Of St.. Ives''
(RoeckeD, Mrs. John z. Faulkner:
trena Carey, accompanies: piano
solo, Petite Valse" (Rogersl, Mrs.
Van Veachton Rogers; address, 'Con.
tinuous Threads OF Activity az an
Indispensable Element in Life Salts.
faction and Service" Vladimir Kara.
petof1, professor Of electrical enEi.
neering, Cornell University; violin
solos Cal. "Orientale" Cub, (bI "By
the Brook" (0p. so (de Boisdeffre),
Herbert r. Fink; contralto solos (al,
"At Night" Craig, d. Grade
Song" Wannah), Mrs. John II.
Faulkner; baritone solos .(a). would
God Were the Tender Apple Blos-
: som" Londonderry Air), Cb) IAN
Irish Air from County Derry (Coun.