The Washington times., 1924-07-05
WIG HOLDS
ARTISTS IN
RESERVE


or. w. 1. Datby's Sermon on.
'.Listening-in' to Sc
Broadcast
The Democratic national con-
vention deadlock was back on the
air at $3.50 this morning, from
.WCAP.
WCAP will continue to broad
cast the balloting until 8 o'clock,
or to adjournment prior to that
time. A night session Of the
convention, if It is held, viii be-
broadcast by WRC.
Artists in Reserve.
Among the artists who win be
held in reserve at the WRC studio
for musical entertainment tonight
should the convention adjourn earlier
than usual, are Fannie Shreve
Heartsill, soprano;, Francis F. Heart
niil. bass; Elsa Jorss, lyric soprano:
Sam, Roey, xylophonist, and Des.
soff's' Northern collegiate Dance
Orchestra. /
Al sermon on the subject, Listen
ing.In," to be delivered by Doctor
w. L. Darby, executive secretary OF
the Washington Federation Of
WCAP tomorrow morning direct
from the Metropolitan M. Il.
Church. A program Of music on
the church chimes win precede the
religious service.
The open-air services tomorrow
afternoon at the Peace Cross at
Mount st. NA1ban also win be broad
cast by WCAP. The sermon at that
time win be delivered by the Right
Reverend Philip Cook, bishop Of
Delaware. rs
HasIkin to Speak.
The Sunday night program win
be composed Of the regular Sunday
night concord. from the Capitol Thea.
ter New !; York, 20 recital ON the
talk from the WCAP studio by
Frederic j. Haslxin on American
Government. ~
4, About the Onlv certain entertain.
ment program that Washington lis
teners will be able to hear tonight
will be that broadcast by WAX,
Cleveland, beginning at midnight,
and which Is designed for the bene-
tit OF the Pacific Coast listeners.
The. program, which has bean ar
ranged by the Cleveland News, the
Union Trust Company, and tine
Euclid Music Company follows: 4
Joe Smith and his orchestra, fea
turing Joe Smith, saxophone, and
Eddie Persell, piano. + So
Vocal solos and duets by June
seller. ~
Plano selections BY Miss Geraldine
beats. 4, Z.
Vocal solos by Miss Florence Hess.
Miss Geraldine beats at the piano.
Dramatic. reading, Mrs. u. F..
Coulston,
Vocal solos BY KISS Rex Halter.
Banjo solo, Eddie Connors. Frank
Wissenberger at the piano.
Male quartet, Kenyon Four
Violin solo. Homer walters. Frank
Wiesenberger at the piano.
Guitar, solO-Eddie Corners. frank
!, Wiesenberger at the piano.
George Warmack's Syncopatore,
from Wille's Gsrdens) including
vocal and instrumental solos. ~
Austin ]. Wyiie and his orchestra
l1rom Golden Pheasant Restaurant1
featuring Colby Hubbard and Sammy
Watkins, saxophonc soloists
Special Cuban Program.
WEAF, in the event that the con:
!: vention adjourns, has arranged a
special Cuban program, and will
attempt to send It as Tar as
Havana.
4 The program follows: /:
7 S:SO-Cuban program" by the
jaime Prats Cuban Orchestra, Juan
/ Pultdo, baritone: Antonio. Utrern,
+ baritone; Milo MenendeZ, pianist,
and Mariana Melendez, tenor. Pro-
gram: By the orchestra, conducted
by Jaime Prats, Papa Montero"
Pratse solo by Mr.. Pulido, "Rosas
(, " Violetas" CMauryl: piano solo by
4 Mr.. Menendez, -Four Dansas Gu.
Il banas' (Cervantes): solo by Mr.,
Melendez, "Ausencia'' Trats): Nv
Mr.. Utrera, "El Mambi' (Basasl:
by the orchestra, Trinidad \: nv
Mr.. Melendez, "Tu" Fuentes): by
; the orchestra, LOS Funerals de-
Papa Montero"; duet by Mr.. Ne
/ lendez and Mr.. Utrera, Estcla"
Rrats); by Mr.. Pulido, '.Bajo 81
|. Claro de la Luna" Oecuon4;: by
Mr.. Menendez, 'Cubanas1 Danzaa'.;
by Mr.. Melendez. '..Punto Cubano
/. Caretero'' Prats); by the orcbes.
| ira, del Ambiente" Danzon) Hy
Mr.. Pu1idoy Isl Pudiera Ser How
(de Fuentes); by Mr.. Melendcz and
Mr. Uterera, mo lures, No, CrioIla''
F. Prats,; by the orchestra ana artists.
Himno, Nacional Cubano."
WIZ and WGY will broadcast the
Goldman Band concert, beginning
at 7:16 O'clock, from the mall IN
Central Park, New York. Other
regular late Saturday night con.
certs., win be broadcast from WDAF,
Kansas City, WTAM, Cleveland,
XIV. Chicago, WMAQ, Chicago,
and WHIP Philadelphia.
A band concert by the Wrestling.
house Band win feature the KDKA.
, Pittsburgh, program.
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