The Washington times., 1924-03-19
ROXY WILL
BEHEARE)
AGAIN
Popular Director and Gang"
Will Broadcast From Open
ing Radio Show.

Another gala local program
through WCAP will be offered
local fans tonight, featuring the
Philharmonic Society concert from
New York, through 'WEAF, and
Roxy and his Gang from Conven-
ton Hall, where the radio show
Is being held.
The Philharmonic concert, under
the direction of Willem Mengel-
berg, will be the ninth of a series
of ten educational concerts for
students, direct from Carnegie
Hall, New York.
Concerts Very Popular.
These concerts are the most l,opu.
lar classical features which the
station offers. The brilliant con-
ductorship of Mengelberg has been
widely appreciated. The program
for this evening includes the fol
lowing selections:
Fourth Symphony by Schuman,
Concerto for flute and orchestra by
Mozart. and impression Of an
Artists Life" by Schelling.
Roxy and his gang, whose local
popularity was proved conclGSiVely
yesterday afternoon and evening by
the reception they received, will
broadcast another of their ever
popular programs from the radio
show, where they are the headllnar
in entertainment for tonight.
Religious services under the aus
pieces of the United Synagogue Of
America, with Purim address,
THE Lighter Vein of jewish Emo.
tion," by Rabbi Israel Goldstein, or
Congregation Bnai Jeshurur, will
open the program through WEAF
and WCAP, at p. IN.
radio and National Defense"
Dwight F. Davis Assistant Secre-
tary of War, will address the radio
audience from the studio Of WCAP
on Radio and the National De-
fense," telling of the uses Of radio
by the army.
Two song recitals make up the
rest of the loca. program. one by
Donald Greene, bass-baritone. and
the other by Scott Blakely, IN
Scotch songs.
WEAF is offering other features
than those which are to be rebroad-
cast here, however, continuing their
course on "I'ractiCai American Poll
tics" ~with Schuyler G. Wallace
making an address on the method
used in choosing Il President. Mr..
Wallace will go through the entire
process mp to the Presidents IN
-,
will be Nine Simone, popular
actress, in a group of poems; Alfred
Shaw. in tenor solos, and Henri
Berchman's orchestra. dance music.
SaXophUnc solos by JaScha Cure
wich. accompanied by Ida Gurewich,
top the program from WOR, New
ark, with the Metropolitan Male.
Chorus running close second for
honors. j. Malcolm Bird, associate
editor of Scientific American, will
give a talk on Mental Telepathy
VS.. Radio" Music numbers will be
furnished by the Empire State Or
cheStra and G. Carroll Clark, bari
tone and Olive p. hopkins, soprano,
in a joint recital.
To Broadcast Banquet.
The program incidental to. the
anu NldICS az IhC MI anu
Hotel in Cincinnati. Of the National
Association of Stationary Engineers,
will be broadcast through WLW at
8, followed at 10 by the Swope Coon
Dog Orchestra. Popular songs by
Nella Webb will conclude the eve
ming.
Other good musical numbers will
confa from WHAM, Cleveland, with
the WTAM Orchestra at 8 o'clock;
WPAB, State College, Pa, with
the "Nittany Nine" Orchestra at
8; WGR, Buffalo, featuring the
combined musical clubs of the Uni
versity of Buffalo at 8; and KDKA.
Pittsburgh, headed by concert by
the choir of the Verona Methodist
Episcopal Church. The Pittsburgh
program will be: Dawn" Won
ilotow; Come Where My Love
Lies Dreaming" Foster; "Reces.
sional." Nevin; "a Night Picture"
Cui: Land of Hope and Glory"
Elgar; 1.-The Lotus Flower" Schu-
mann; "Holy Art Thou" Handel.
The two best late programs will
come from Chicago, with KYW
putting on their midnight revue
from the Hearst studio, and WPAZ.
broadcasting their regular weekly
Macmillan program for the ex-
plorers in the frozen North.