The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-20
ARMY. BAND
.|SPART OF
PROGRAM
Choral Music by Wilson Nor
- NAL GIee Club and Lyric
Trio Featured.

-, NAL GIee Club and Lyric
Trio Featured.
A Bob" Lawrence community
concert, under the auspices of the
Washington Community Music
Association, will be broadcast di-
rect from the studio Of station
WCAP this evening. Music by the
army band concert orchestra,
choral music by the Wilson Nor
NAL Glee Club, and program by
The Lyric trio will feature the con-
cert.
Fourth Lawrence Concert.
This is the fourth Bob" Law
renee concert to be broadcast, and
the growing popularity of these
community programs is evidenced by
the enormous mail which is re-
eeived after each one. The first
two community concerts were
broadcast from Eastern High
school, but the third, last week,
was put on to the air from the
studio.
Vocal solos by Wanden Weber,
soprano, and Louis Thompson,
tenor; chamber music by the JOSEF
AAasper string trio, and a novelty
number furnished by the "six tiny
tots, will be additional features
winch should please the radio au-
The army band concert orches.
ira, Capt. p. w. Lewis commanding
officer and William j. Stannard,
). leader, will also offer several spe.
= claltles with string bass solo by
i FREDERICK Tovernick, a xylophone
Z. auet' played by Rergeants Saiden-
Z oerg and j. l.. Young, and selected
= numbers by the saxophone sextette
Z or the army band.
> Meyer Davis to Play.
: The local program will be con.
! cluded by two hours of dance mu-
!. sic by the Meyer Davis LIE ParaCiis
. band, lasting from 10 to u.
4 Though there are few real "high
!; spots" in the distant program to.
\ night, the general level of enter
= talnment seems to be a little more
y attractive than usual.
Clnclnnati's best minstrel talent
. VIII be given to- the air through
: WLW at 3, with a special concert
& by the Lyric Minstrels at the
Z Hotel Gibson. Music will be fur
nlshed by Walter Esberger's Or
chestra. The program, nuder the
s direction of H. ]. Evans, will in
( clude several fascinating melodies
Z and feature songs.
Buffalo Promises Well.
! An unusually good musical pro-
+ gram is promised from Buffalo,
through WGR, at 8, where a con-
cert will be given by the Weasner
/. Music Publishing Company, assist
s ed by the American Hawaiian Quar-
tet, and troupe of artists includ-
4 ing Edna LaWson-Stuart, soprano
Z who is said to have received more
Z notes of appreciation than any other
4 singer from that station. The
\ Vincent Lopez Orchestra will fol-
n low at IL with their usual concert.
i Chicago, through WMAQ, is Of
Z fering two famous artists, Madame
!. Eugene di-Primo-Zanco, composer
1 pianist, and her husband, Servais
: de Zanco, at 1915 o'clock. This
: recital will conclude a good pro-
gram which starts at 8 from this
station.
+ Oldtimers who remember the days
( of J. K. Emmett, Harrigan and
Z. Hart, will welcome the concert
by the Fitzpatrick brothers which
z WIZ will broadcast this evening,
= for as far back as 1876 the FitZ-
patrick brothers were popular the
a ri "a
over sixty, years old, the brothers
Z are said to still have the color
u and charm OF voice which made
their name famous throughout the
country The radio audience will
hear many of the old songs which
= will bring pleasant "reminiscences,
In addition to a group of modern
: numbers.
Cleveland Has Symphony.
The WTAM Symphony Orchestra,
{ assisted by several vocal artists,
will uphold Cleveland standards to-
Snight, beginning at 5 in a program
'sof non-jazz music.
\. Paul Clark, former violin soloist
with the Dartmouth Glee and Man
Z dolin clubs, will appear as a radio
\ artist in a half hours selected pro-.
gram tonight in conjunction with
/ the WBZ stringed trio. This pro-
gram from Springfield through
c WBZ will start at 8. 4
= An elaborate program from WOR;
u Newark, Legion Night on the
I Air." with talks, vocal and in
Tstrumental solos, and the Kings
sCounty American Legion Band, will
ill the air from 9 to II o'clock.
n The usual late schedules are plan
ned tonight, but don't forget to tune
in for WJAZ, Chicago, for its Mac
MILAN messages at 1 If you have
Z never heard it. The usual late
concert by the Oriole Orchestra and
assisting artists will be interrupted
for this special weekly feature.