The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-01
WRC. 7 AK
ON COAST
GUARD
1. e. Whittemore Will Speak
on ''Radio in Other coun-
tries" at 0:15.

tries" at 6:15.
Marine Corps Night with the
United States Marine Band Or
chestra, under the direction Of
Tayor Branson will be the offer
ing from WRC tonight. The pro-
gram will be mainly composed of
marches and overtures with a few
waltzes for variation.
A, talk on "Men Indomitable, -
by Oliver M. Maxam, chief of the
division of operations Of the
United States Coast Guard, will
headline the talks of the evening.
Radio Abroad Lecture.
''Radio in Other Countries" will be
the subject Of talk by L. E. Witte-
more, secretary of the interdepart-
ment radio advisory committee at
o:15.
The evenings program will be
opened by a Bible talk by Prof.
Louis D. Bliss of the Vaughn Bible
class, Calvary Baptist Church, under
the auspices Of the Mems Organized
Bible Class Association.
Two song recitals are on the pro-
graz H7 Theodore Howard, baritone,
ana Juanita Froelich, soprano, at 8
a. e ,pectively.
Sundays local program includes
ser,4~-. rom the Luther Place
T,Tf OF hA
hem chapel service at in the after
noon and an evening service from
the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church at p. m.
Sunday evening the usual program
from Capitol Theater, New York,
with Roxy and his gang, is SEIZED
uled, followed by a Skinner organ
recital.
Biggest of Features.
Probably the biggest feature on
the out-of--town program will be an
intercollegiate glee club contest,
through WEAF, New York, broad.
cast direct from Carnegie Hall. The
colleges competing will be Amherst,
Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard,
Middlebury, New York University,
Pennsylvania State, Princeton. Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, Wesleyan,
Grinnell, and Syracuse.
Grinpel College, Of Iowa, won a
SIMILAR competition in Chicago with
thu MfM-WeStern universities as the
competitors, IN special elimination
Tor the honor Of representing that
section Of the country in the ma
tional contest tonight. Syracuse
University was winner Of the New
York State contest Of 1924.
Each college club will sing a light
song Of its own choosing, also the
prize song. Morning Hymn"
George HenscheD, and finally its
own college song. Judges will be
DR.. Walter Damrosch, Nine. Louise
Homer, and Gilbert Gabriel. While
the judges are celebrating the
University Glee Club, of New York
city, will sing a group Of songs and
Will join with the contestants in
(Kremser's Prayer Of Thanksgiv-
ing" with 300 male voices.
Announcement Of the winner will
be made by DR.. Damrosch, who will
be introduced by Albert Pickernell,
president Of the intercollegiate Mu.
steal Corporation. This program
will begin at 8:15 and will probably
last until about IL.
Program BY COllegians.
Another program Of music by
collegians will be presented through
WOR, Newark, at 1915, with q
concert by the combined musical
clubs of Stevens Institute Of Tech
nology. Talks by Cecil Arden,
opera singer. and Doris Stevens
CMrs. Dudley Field Malone), on the
Equality of Women" Belle Bart,
astrologist, and solos by James Mac
donald, baritone, complete the pro-
gram from that station.
Two trios headline the Spring
field, WB2, program, with the
Hotel Kimball Trio in a program
Of dinner music and a concert by
the WBZ trio. Both Of these or.
CARNATIONS have already proved
their popularity
A lecture by DR.. Earl Barnes on
1.-THE Place Of Women in Modern
Society" will be broadcast from
Memphis through VINO, at 9
o'clock, making two talks on the
status Of women on the distant
program.
The evening program from WIN,
New York, Loew's State Theater
broadcasting station, is replete with
vocal recitals. Nearly every song
Of the past generation will be sung
on this promising program.
Three variations in the last pro.
grams which can be heard after
the local stations sign off, should
be noted. WSAI is offering the
midnight entertainers at /, from
Cincinnati. Kimo Kalohi's Noon
light Five, Hawaiian Serenaders,
.MX BROADCAST from Atlanta, WSB,
at 11:45, and there will be dance
program from WLAG, Minneapolis
r.S az Paul. from 11:15 to 1:8O.