The Washington times., 1924-07-15
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HenItetLe O0queleI ana UOT0-
thy Leutbscher VIII Be Heard
IN Song RecitaIs
A two-hour program of music
by local artists will be broadcast
from WRC tonight, beginning at
8 o'clock.
OF chief interest on the pro-
gram viii be song recitals by
Henriette Coquelet, lyric colora-
kura soprano, and Dorothy Lieut.
becher, soprano, and concert BY
The Wardman Park Hotel Trio.
under the direction Of Moe Baer.
Other artists who win appear on,
The evening bill will be Nellie Ger.
Erude Payne. pianist, and Gilbertina
DE Hayes. violinist.
George Ross, WRC's new accom-
panist-announcer, successor to Bruce
Lun, will accompany Miss Lieut.
becher at the piano.
Madame CoQuelet was the feature
Olcist Of the Monroe Doctrine CEN
Hennial celebration held at Rich;
Enond last year. She win be ac-
eompanied by Margaret Bowie
Grant.
Distant Stations Programs.
Few outstanding bills win be
Found at distant stations tonight.
Among the more interesting OF
The features carded are the band
concert to be given by Vessella's
Concert Band flom the Steel Pier.
Atlantic City. and, broadcast by
WIP, Philadelphia, and concerts at
schenectady and Cincinnati
The program for the band con.
cert from WHIP, which will begin at
7:60 o'clock, follows: Trombone Sec.
tion March (Chamber); overture,
eeThe on the Cliff CReissiger); cornet
solo, ''Cavatina,n, from opera rob.
erto II Diavolo" (Meyerbeer), Signor
10sctalpe: Andante and Rondo Ca
Graccios0 (Mendenssohn); Act Nv from
opera fla FRvorita" Donizettil:
tntermezzo, "Salome" Noraine);. so
prano solo, aria from opera @Ca-
valera Rusticana" (MaScagni). Rita
Aprea; "Ole South" q plantation
patrol (Zamecnick.)
The concert at WGY, Schenectady,
Will include numbers by Ell Kay's
Gaxophone Orchestra, conducted by
Leo KliWen, Mabel KiImer, SO.
prano; Mrs. Stuart G.. knight,
pianist; Cora Il. Whitmyre, con-
tralto, and Michael Bucci. sake.
phonist.
The WGY program will be con,
cluded by a violin recital by Emily
g. Rulison. Miss Rulison will play
the following numbers: "Intrada
uetto" Pugnani.Kreisler; 'fWalzer''
Rummel- Burmester); ''Chanson Louis
XIII and Pavare' (Couperin-
Kreislerl; Meditation" from 'sThaisP'
(Massenet): ''Piarrot Serenade" Ran
degger; 'Reve dEnfant" (Ysayel.
Les Farfadets'' Pente).
Music BY Glee Club.
The Glee Club of LittIeford
School win give the following pro-
gram from WLW, Cincinnati. be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. Glee Club
linked voices accompanied by piano,
victims and cornet) (O America
the Beautiful" CD Morning Wfll
Gomez violin solo (seiectedI Robert
Schneider: male quartet CThe Har.
Inony Four) 'sOld Favorites:" piano
solo Selected Harriet Morris; read.
ing. Aboard A Zoo-Eden Special
(selecteO Clara Bamberger; male
quartet (selected; whistling solos
(selecte0 Lucille Foster; baritone
solo, (a) "a Brown Bird Singing"
GIayden-WooO, 90 ''Tired" (Spiclxlea)
@. r. Mcclellan; glee club, (a) ut
Isn't Any Trouble" Ob) Cincinnati"
The glee club concert win be fol-
lowed by a program by Fosters
Southern Be1lhops. A late concert
beginning at midnight will be pre-
scented from WLW by the Chubb
Steinberg Orchestra.
Among the New York stations.
the following features appear the
WJz-Hampton Institute Quartet
and the Biltmore Cascades orches.
ira.
WJY-New York University sum.
Ener School Of Music concert.
WEA F. Recitals by. Airline
Thomas. soprano. and Jascha Fish.
berg. violinist.
Feature From Cleveland.
From Cleveland win come pro.
gram arranged by the Cleveland
News through station WAY.
Among the numbers viii be q. pro-
gram Of dance music by the Bed.
ford Glen Orchestra and recitals
by Gertrude Lance, pianist, and
Gladys Beddoe, soprano A playlet
by the Thimble Theater Guild also
will he presented.
Artists who will assist Nthe Oriole
Orchestra from WEBH tonight will
be Elsie Milktyn. soprano; Arthur
Todd, pianist, and James Hoffman,
tenor.
Other features from distant sta
tions include concerts by the Silver
Bell Brass Quartet from WIFI, PhiIa-
deIphia, and the Eur Coincide Har-
mony Singers from WFIAS, Louis
The regular weekly meeting OF
the Red Apple Club VIII be held at
WICK, Detroit, at 10 o'clock.
vile.