The Washington times., 1924-10-14
BRILL LANT
S(Q0|ST
on AIR
WcY, Schenectady, Offers
Unique 'chinese Night"
Program

tFOSIdHI
An ail-star program that begins
with q talk by the Menckenesque
critic at the Capital, Leonard
Hall, gives the position Of honor
to Flora McGill Keefer, brilliant
contralto soloist, and concludes
with a concert by the Wardman
Park Instrumental Trio, win be
broadcast tonight from WRC.
The other stars Of the program
are Frederic William Vile, who
will give his weekly discussion
of "The Political Situation in
Washington";; Harry J. Stein
heuser, cornetist Of the Army
Music School, and Winifred Mac
Gregor Michaelson, pianist.
Going to the Theater."
Mr., Hall, who win make hts
maiden nicrophone appearance at
8 o'clock, win arrange his pic.
turesQue assortment Of words and
ideas into a talk entitled Going to
the Theater.' .
He will be-. followed by Miss
Michaelson and Mr.. Stelnheuser in
recitals.
Mrs. Keefer. who has just re.
turned to the. Capital from a tour
OF Europe, win appear at 8:45.
Frederic William WiIe's political
analysis win follow Mrs. Keefer'a
recital.
Chinese Night" from WGY.
WGY, Schenectady, win again
usurp the evenings honors at the
distant stations in presenting a
Chinese Night" program postponed
from three weeks ago.
The Chinese program has been
arranged by Edward H. Smith,
studio director and star of the WGY
Players. 1t will be presented at
7:55. The detailed program follows
( Chinese National Air. 4 Tradl
tional.
WGY Orchestra
Descriptive Prologue East Of Suezl
Maughm.
Edward il. Smith
THE Pagoda with the Seven
Gates" Hudon.
Orchestra
New York's Chinatown q Quarter
Century Ago.
Location.
:. Origin ana development.
A trip through it's streets and a
peep into its dark corners.
Varied occupations Of its people.
Edward H. Smith.
Little Plum Blossom" McCombie.
Orchestra
New York's Chinatown a Quarter
Century Ago.
The restaurants.
Quaint customs.
Secret societies.
Edward H. Smith.
"A Mandarin's Love Tale
McCombie.
Orchestra.
New York's Chinatown q QuarteE
Century Ago.
The use of opium.
The use of tobacco.
Gambling and amusements.
Edward II. Smith.
'"The Feast Of Lanterns" Hudon,
Orchestra.
'sMei, Lee, the Beautiful Ia
romance) Galzier.
Edward H. Smith.
1.-THE Street of a Thousand De
lights" Wo Chung Kee.
Orchestra.
Metropolitan Concert.
Other outstanding programs for
the evening will be an entertain.
lnent provided by the Cleveland
Elks at WAX, beginning at 8
q o'clock, and a concert to be broad
cast direct from the Metropolitan
Opera House, Philadelphia, by WIP.
The latter concert will feature a
program of original compositions by
the eminent Italian composer, An.
thony DiCecco. The assisting artist
will be Josephine Lucchese. famous
coloratura soprano and prfma don
ma of the San Carlo Opera Com
pany.
Al program of dance music by
Harvey Marburger's Orchestra will
conclude the WIP broadcast.
The KDKA operate Quartet and
the KDKA Symphony Trio will
provide concert from Pittsburgh
beginning at $3.50.
WBAV, Columbus, will offer q
concert by the Scarlet and Gray
Serensders beginning at 8 o'clock.
"Oh, Boyy' From WSB.
On the late programs will be a
midnight frolic from the Pitts
burgll Post studio of KDKA, Pitts.
burgh; performance of "Oh, Boy!'
from WSB, Atlanta; the weekly
meeting Of the Red Apple Club, at
WICK, Detroit: a performance of
III. NJ. s. Pinafore," at KGO, Okal-
md; concert by Sid and His Gang
from WCAE, Pittsburgh; an organ
recital at WBZ, Springfield; a con.
cert by Cummin's orchestra, at
WLW, Cincinnati, and a nighthawk
'rolic, at WDAF, Kansas City.
MAN BEATEN UNCONSCIOUS