The Washington times., 1924-02-28

Mario ScandiffIio With His
UkeIeIe Also Features
Local Offering. !


Y Concerts by a trio from Irving
Boernstein's Wardman Park Or
chestra, the Capital Concert trio
and a recital by Mario Scandif-
flo with his symphonic ukulele
are the headliners on the local
program tonight from WRC.
The program is predominantly
musical, presenting also Arthur
Jet, tenor; Nine. Michel Tsama-
dos, wife of the charge d'affaires
Of Greece in a song recital; James
Arcaro, flutist at Crandall's Metro
politan Theater Orchestra, and
Dorothy Wilson, contralto.
Talks of the Evening.
"What this Government is Doing
for Its Employees" by Bessie Bar
ker Brueggeman, chairman Of the
United States Employees Compen-
sation Commission, leads the talks
or the evening. Other features
will be Communicating With
Mars" by Fairfax Naulty, and 1.-THE
Question Box" by arrangement with
the Pathfinder Publishing Com
panX. which has proved so popular
that it has been advanced from
. an afternoon to an evening feature.
Fairfax Naulty, prominent physi-
cist from New York, a prepayment
or transpolar exploration by air
plane, is expected to give the world
Q little inside information tonight,
on how to communicate with Mars
Officials at WRC, unwilling to
there may be a midnight enter
tatnment.
Nothing Much Outside
The out-of-town program looks
blacker than usual this evening, and
1t should be a good time for some
of the nighthawks to get little
sleep.
The mid-week services of the New
York Federation Of Churches will
be broadcast over WEAF, with a.
musical program by the Federation
Radio Choir. Another of. the popu-
lar Hunter College recitals will be
oI1ered with the musical program
AN~oAASA w tA1O LA4O CldSSlQuO, Wlln
Celia Schiller at the piano, Maurice
kaufman, Violinist, and William
Durieux, cellist.
The famous Eveready Battery
Minstrels presented by the Ma
donal Carbon Company, will offer
an unusual program of song and
numor for WEAF's audience. These
are Well-known professional artists
VINO have rehearsed their production
Tor broadcasting. Another feae DIRE
or the evening will be a musical pro-
gram by the Columbia recorders.
Dinner will be a little more
TASTY for many families tonight,
with dinner concert by the KDKA
Little symphony Orchestra at 6:15.
The symphony orchestra will come
on again at $3.50 assisted by vocal
artists, and there will be a concert
at 11:30 by KDKA.
Songs From 'LiIIipop."
Joe Franklin and his orchestra
YIN open the afternoon program
from WOR, Newark. On the same
program will be Zelda Sears. who
is the author of "Lollipop," and
one of its leading players. She also
Is author of Lady Billy" 'The
Clinging Vine," and "The Magic
Ring" After making. a talk on
Making Modern Musical Comedy"
she will introduce other "Lollipop''
artists, who will broadcast song
numbers from the play.
The evening program from WGY
offers selections by the WG1", Or.
cnestra and a concert by the Men,
delssohn Club, with DR.. Frank Sill
Rogers, conductor. There will also
be an address, "a Few Moments
With New Books" by L. L. Hop.
klns, assistant librarian of the Gen.
eral Electric Company.
Two golf features are offered fans
tonight, and with spring not far
Off they should be of more than
passing interest. Innis Brown, editor
of The American Golfer, win talk
on Golf" from WY New York at
1885 and there will be a golf les.
son by B. A. Andrews through
WMAQ, Chicago, about $3.50.
A good program of speeches is
promised by WIZ, New York, be-
ginning at 9:10, when the annual
dinner Of the Maine Society of
New York will be broadcast from
the Plaza Hotel. Speeches by Sen.
ator Walter e. Edge, Of New Jer-
gey; Senator Fernald, of Maine:
Congressman Hersey Of Maine, and
Arthur Staples, editor of the Lewis.
ton Journal, will feature the pro-
gram, with music furnished by the
Wolfsie Orchestra and the "Glad
Tidings" Quartette.
Another concert by the St.. Louis
symphony Orchestra, Rudolph CAM,
conductor, will be broadcast through
KSD, at 8 o'clock, with Erika
Morini, violinist.
The late program will be varied
by special symphonic demonstra-
ton. Classics Versus Jazz" by the
Atlanta Rainbow orchestra with 10
Jazz masters, through WSB at 11:45.