The Washington times., 1924-07-21

Male Quartet Also Will Be
Heard Through Local
Station

Station
An outdoor concert by the
United States Marine Band, Will
liam n. Santlemann, conductor,
win be broadcast by WCAP to-
night direct from the Sylvan The
alter. The concert will be broad
cast jointly by WEAF. New York;
WlTAF, South Dartmouth, Mass,
and WCAP, Washington. In the
event Of rain the concert win be
broadcast from tho studio Of
WCAP, assuring listeners-in Of
the program.
Hour And Hall Of Music.
The program win open as usual
with the announcement of baseball
results in the two major leagues.
This regular feature, at TBS O'clock,
win be followed five minutes later
BY the Marine Band concert, which
will last for an hour and q half,
Frederic J. Haskin, writer, win
come on at o'clock for talk on
States" This talk also will be
broadcast by the three stations,
which are hooked up for the con-
cert.
The second musical feature Of
the evening win be a program Of
popular selections by members Of
the Mahawk Male Quartet, at 1886
o'clock. The quartet u composed
Of Earl Gordon, first tenor; Frank
Goebel, second tenor and manager;
Raymond Towers, baritone: Clarence
johnson, bass, and Bernice Dorsey,
acc0mpanist.
Arthur Lambdin to Sing.
Sandwiching the male quartet
selections win be two groups OF
songs by Arthur Lambdin, baritone.
Mr.. Lambdin has been heard many
times by the radio audiences in the
past. His two -recitals will come
at 800 and $50 o'clock.
This afternoon WRC offers as
the first feature after the fashion
report, a song recital by Ellen r.
Heard, soprano. Mrs. William Ath.
ertOn Dupuy win next deliver an
other one Of the series Of talks on
what Women Are Doing Today"
A talk by George w. Sutton on
The Pleasures. Economies and
Common Sense Of Motor Boating
has been arranged. The League Of
American Pen Women will present,
ct 4 o'clock, two book reviews. the
first to be conducted by Mrs. Clara
Sears Taylor on 1.-THE House and
Home" by Greta Gray. The sec
ond review will be OF Giovannia
Papini's celebrated work, 1.-THE Life
Of Christ" by Mrs. Cla1A M. Bush,
first national vice president Of the
League of American Pen Women. "A
piano recital by Ethel Grant will
complete the afternoon program.
Heading the out-of-town program
VIII be the broadcasting Of grand
opera from the Cincinnati Summer
Opera singers, beginning 1t &
o'clock, through WLW. This will
BE- followed at 10 o'clock by q pro.
gram OF popular numbers by MUIR
ray Horizons dance orchestra.
through WSAI. Cincinnati.
The KDKA Little SYMPHONY Or.
chestras under the direction Of VIC
Tor Saudek, will present two con.
certs through KDKA this evening.
Inc dinner concert will include
operate and popular airs and the
latest evening concert will be an.
sisted by Clara StadIeman. soprano
N q group Of German songs.
nfwaI MI.
Pauline Clark's Oriental Bird
TITO OF Ministers are the feature
1IIraction to be broadcast from
Wb1, Springfield, this evening. A
dinner concert will be played Tor
broadcast by the WBZ Trio. ana
entertainment will be provided by
the Everyman's Bible Class, AZ.
sisted by q quartet.
sports lovers will have another
hight this evening. WNAC. BOSTON.
VIII broadcast blow.by-blow ~.
port OF the Pancho VilIa-Wee Wiilia
Wood fight from the Arinory Afh.
, !etic Club, Boston, beginning AZ
$3.50 o'clock. The story Of the ffrhf
wlIl be told by John Tell.
w. New York, viii offer ma
q their features tonight in the
GOLDMAN Band, under the direction,
Of Its founder ana leader. Edwin
Franko Goldman, In a Bohennian
program. The program wili BE-
picked up from the bandstand on
the Central Park Mall, The
presentation OF a program consist.
Ing entirely Of compositions Of one
nation will permit the band to NAV
many compositions which are
rarely heard. and the program
should be unique.
WOR, Newark, will offer several
excellent numbers on their pro.
Gram starting at z o'clock. The
WOR Monday Nighters, the Fiiinino
Orchestra from the s. s. Leviathan
Doctor Sigmund Spaeth, the NewarIs
Philharmonic Concert Band. and ~
See by the Papers," by HOLLYWOOD
McCosker, should be enough for Ara
most fastidious. 80
Other good programs tonight vii,
come from WIN, New York. AZ II
o'clock with midnight Bohemia
Show. WHAz, Troy, N. r., al 4
o'clock with q dance program bv
the Domino Orchestra, and WGy
schenectady, at 745 o'clock with a
varied musical program.
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