The Washington times., 1924-06-12
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ORCHESTRA
FEATURE
TONIGHT
Extent of Program Depends
on Length Of Proceedings
at Cleveland

at Cleveland
Proceedings of the third and
most interesting day Of the Re-
publican national convention in
Cleveland will be broadcast today
from WCAP, and in case Of night
session, which seems almost GER
tain, will be put into the all
through WRC.
The nominating speeches and
voting on the candidates assures
listeners-in the most exciting->eh.
tcrtainment ever broadcast:
Regular Bill Assured.
II the convention is continued
tonights->WRC will probably gel
sonic of their entertainment pro
> gram In ahead of the proceedings
and II the convention should ad'
journ earlier than expected the
entertainment features will be
broadcast at it's conclusion. The
regular program will be broadcast
according to schedule il the con.
Vention finishes its work during
the day session.
A dance program by Pete Macia' s
L'Aiglon Orchestra, and a concert
by artist pupils Of the Lovette
School Of Music are the sch sduled
features Of the entertainment pro-
gram.
The program is slated to open
at 7:45 o'clock, with talk on THE
Courtesy of the Camp by Doctor
Frederic v. Coville, Of the Depart.
ment Of Agriculture under the
auspices OF the American Auto.
mobile Association. The only other
talk scheduled is by Colonel Levi
d. Mutt, head of the Federal mar.
cotic division on The Narcotic
Situation Today"
The remainder of the bill will
consist of a piano recital by Robert
L. Fuerstein and song recital by
Arthur Middleton. basso, with Ben
Judson at the piano
Many Programs Cancelled.
The out.of-town program will be
a hit or miss affair tonight, because
many of the programs will be can,
celled to make way for the Republi-
can National Convention. It will
not be a big loss, however, as no
station has scheduled real '"hot''
bill.
A novelty will be offered the fans,
however, from Stations WIP, Phila.
delphia, and KDKA, Pittsburgh.
These two stations have arranged to
broadcast a chess match between
the University Of Pennsylvania and
the University of Pittsburgh at 1915
o'clock. Each will broadcast the
move of its own university on both
sides, and the listener by proper
tuning will be able to hear the
moves on both sides. Orchestra
music will be played between the
moves. KDKA also has a concert
by the Little Symphony Orchestra
scheduled from o'clock, though
this probably will be cancelled.
WBZ, Springfield, will broadcast
q concert arranged by the Boston
Conservatory of Music, at S:15
o'clock followed at 9:15 by a re.
cital by the Durrel String Quartet.
Pupils Of the Rensselaer, High
School, will give q choral and in.
strumental program at o'clock
through WGY, Schenectady, the
convention permitting. William
Jacob, librarian, will give his week
~ feature, "a Few Minutes with
New Books" at 7:45 o'clock.
WEAF, New York, will feature a
program Of music by The Hotel
Pennsylvania Orchestra at 10
o'clock as the concluding number
on a bill composed of baritone solos
by Paul Edwards; joint recital by
Carlos Vladeriama, pianist, and
Marguerite White, soprano; con.
tralto solos by Janet Bush Hecht
and popular and classical selections
by Olcott Vail and the Hotel Alamac
Trio.
OId.Timers Back.
Two famous old-timers will be
on the program from WY, New
York, at $50, the Fitzpatrick
brothers. They have been returned
to the microphone after flood of
requests from their last recital
some months ago. WIZ, the twin
station, Is featuring U. s. Army
night, with Major General Eli A.
Helmick, inspector general Of the
U. S. Army as the speaker. The
Hotel Majestic orchestra will con.
cluoe the program at $3.50 o'clock.
The oratorio, 1.-THE Messiah" will
be broadcast from the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church Of De-
troit through WICK, at $50 o'clock.
The dinner concert from Hotel Tul-
Ter will be broadcast through WICK
as usual at 6 o'clock.
A varied program Of music has
been scheduled from WAX, Cleve.
land, beginning at o'clock. There
will be piano selections by Mar.
jorie Meyer, who last year won the
prize offered by the Ohio State Fed.
Grated Clubs; Edward Pfleger, this
years winner Of the prize and Ross
Ettari. Albert Downing, tenor and
singer of English ballads, will be
on the program with old.time ia
vorites. Edwin Arthur Kraft, will
give an organ recital from the Pub.
lice Auditorium at IL o'clock. This
program will all be cancelled. Of
course, If the convention is in SEES.
sion.
A concert by. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Glee Club will be broad.
cast from WIFI, Philadelphia, at
1880 o'clock followed by classical
music by Sa Raitz Instrumental
Trio and Charlie Kerr with his
orchestra.