The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-05
ACCORDION
!. SOLOS BY
RAT To
HonoIuIans to Open Program
With HaIf-Hour of
! Hawaiian Music

A concert by the United States
Navy Band Orchestra will top
the local radio bill from WCAP
tonight. The Navy Orchestra will
play under the direction Of Charles
Benter from 8 to 1890 o'clock.
The WCAP program will be
opened with a half-hour concert
of Hawaiian music by The Homo
lulans, to be followed by group
Of ACCORDION solos played by
Ornagelo Ratio.
Immediately preceding the Navy
Orchestra will be the weekly talk
by Captain Gordon Gordon-Smith
on Foreign Affairs"
Soprano Recital.
A song recital by Nina Piozet,
lyric soprano and artist pupil OF
Joseph Pache, will feature the WRC
afternoon program. Included in
Miss PioZet's recital will be the
"Shadow Song" from "Dinorah."
A second musical feature of the
afternoon bill will be a piano re.
cital by. George r. Ross, WRC an
nouncer.
Bowling" will be the topic dis.
cussed by Ruth Everett in the series
Of talks on Season Sports for
Women" presented through the
courtesy of the Metropolitan Ath-
letic Club. Other numbers from
WRC will be the regular fashion
talk, a digest of currnt events and
the financial report prepared by
the Magazine of Wall Street.
WGY, Schenectady, and KDKA,
Pittsburg, schedule the most inter.
esting programs from distant cities
Tor tonight.
The WGY Players will present
their regular Friday night play at
1890, their offering for this even
ing being Uncle" a farce, by
Henry ]. Byron. The synopsis fol-
lows:
Act I-Beaumont's Cottage at
Sydenham. Drawing room.
Selection, "Intermezzo" 80. Matt
Orchestra
Act II-Same as Act I.
Selection, ''Fiancailles
Valse" ...............-.s Wesley
Orchestra
Act ITI-Same as Act II.
The early program from Sche-
nectady will be featured by @
concert by the General Electric
Band, 8. r. Johanneson, director,
and Nicholas BoorZhinsky, cellist
and Albert LAMBERT, clarinetiSt,
soloists.
All Sorts Program.
KDKA announces an "AlI Sorts"
program featuring the Kazoo Sym
phony, the v. and x. -Saxophone
Band, the Jews Harp Quintet, the
Musical Saw, the worlds premier
sweet-potatoist, and the Edgar
Thompson Xylophonists. under the
direction Of Evan Lloyd.
The r~'Isual concert will begin
at s o'clock. According to the
announcement Of KDKA, the con-
cert is intended to make everyone
laugh"
The Boston studio of WBz,
Springfield, has engaged the Copley
Plaza Orchestra as it's head-lined
feature for tonight. Recita1s SEIZED.
,uled from the Hotel Einbau Studio,
Springfield, are by Mrs. Charles
Weston, soprano, and 10 Elliott,
pianist-composer
May Singh Breen and her girl
Syncopators will appear on the
WEAF, New York, bill at 6:4s. The
organiztiona OF girl musicians and
singers is a popular feature with
Washington listeners.
The remainder Of the New York
programs are featurstess.
WGR, Buffalo, Will present the
Crystal Garden Dance Orchestra at
8 o'clock for q two-f1our concert.
Supper music by the Vincent Lopez
Hotel Statler Orchestra. Will con.
clude the Buffalo broadcast.
Among the late programs tonight
will be the Midnight Frolic from
VINO, Memphis; concert, the de.
tails Of which will be announced by
radio, from WOS, Jefferson City; a
midnight revue from KYW, Chi
cago; a dance program by Erodys
Gelodists. from CFCE, Montreal,
and nighthawk frolic from WDAF,
Kansas City.