The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-24

Trio Of ,Wardman. Park Or
chestra viii Be Heard From
! Local Station.

Two dance programs are the
Outstanding numbers on WRC's
program for this evening. The
BETTER 'ole Club Orchestra will
e on the air at 8 o'clock to SUI
ervise the tripping Of the light
fantastic and a new organization,
ito radio broadcasting, Frank Cor
coran's Blue and Gray Orchestra,
mailing from New Haven, will
take the air at 10 o'clock.
Senator to Speak!
- Senator Lawrence c. Phipps Of
colorado win be presented as the
quest speaker of the American Auto
mobile Association to talk on
Americas Fairgrounds" at 8
o'clock. The Rev. j. Henning helms
win step out of the pulpit tonight
to entertain listeners with some
Lingo Literature'-an amusing col
.Iaction of dialect stories.
- A trio from Boernstein's Ward
man Park Orchestra, one of the
most popular Of local features, will
provide twenty-five minutes Of en-
tertainment starting at 9:15 O'Clock.
Roy M. Easter. baritone, will com.
,lete the musical program with a
song recital.
The Blue and Gray Orchestra
dropped into Washington unherald-
ID a few days ago, and have been
he sensation at many Of the social
motions through the Easter sea-
on Of the collegians. One Of the
est liked orchestras playing at
Yale parties, they have been a great
a1ccess locally. and will be heard
Wardman Park as a visiting Or
aestra on May 8.
81 Will Tell Dialect Stories
y WRC is extending its early eve
ne program tonight with add.
On onal features after the usual
NFhildren's Hour. w. Alfred Fall
ahnner will entertain at 6:15 o'clock
With dialect stories.
~ A treat is promised at $50 O'Clock
hen Bertha Lincoln Heustis, presi-
lent of the Los Angeles branch Of
le League Of American Pen
Women, will offer 1.-THE Year 1924"
his feature has been arranged in
onjunction with the Biennial con-
rention Of the League at the Shore.
ham this week.
New York Headliner.
The headliner on out.of-town pro-
rams will come from New York,
usual, where the dinner Of
nerican Newspaper Publishers
SILL be broadcast. Among the
,ssaeakers will be Sir Esme Howard,
ambassador from Great Britain;
Ssnator David A. Reed of PennsyI-
Msnia, Elinor Franklin Egan, and
tssidie Cantor.
gavEAF is offering the Lett Quar-
\, composed of Hans Lett, Edwin
Gilman, William Schubert and
)race Britt, in the musical part
the Hunter College chamber mu-
80 course. This program is made
&cailable to WEAF's audience
rough the noted benefactor,
: iolph Lewissohn, who presents
lis course. DR.. Henry T. Flick will
plain various passages through
IL the program.
WAX, Cleveland, will present at
o'clock the music department of
Q Cleveland Federation of Wom-
i's Clubs in a program which will
clude some Of the music memory
utest numbers; a talk by Frank
'ey, banker; a talk by D. G. Wills,
mixer, and talk by Mrs, W., w.
lar of the Ohio Federation of
l. NhS y %
dio fans will be entertained by
y organ recital by Vincent II.
,rcy of the Cleveland public audi
rum.
Cincinnati is stepping out with a
ncert by the Orpheus Club
rough WSAI at 9:15 and a violin
cital by Schima Kaufman, at II
lock, followed by a program pre-
nted by the Cincinnati Conserva.
'ry OF Music. Doherty's Orchestra
II! conclude the program at mid.
.'Snt with a dance program,
After Dinner Music.
After dinner music by Romano's
chestra, WGY, Schenectady, Is Of
ing brilliant program by vocal
lists at 7:45. l.. L. Hopkins will
We one Of his popular short talks
II, "A Few Moments With New
ooks."
WIN. New York, has planned a
tin American program for 10
lock under the auspices of the All
atoms Association. 1t will be fol.
wed by musical entertainment last.
= until midnight.
Kansas City, through WBFI, is of.
ring its regular Thursday evening
Nogram in two parts with a pro-
am by the faculty of the Homer
institute OF Fine Arts from 9 to 10
nd the Sweeney orchestra from 10
II o'clock.
A one-hour concert by Wayne r.
uchner's orchestra of the Brown
otel will be broadcast at $3.50
rough WHAS, Louisville. Browns
chestra Is newcomer to the radio
cid. The University Of Kentucky
lee Club will follow with q half.
)ur program.
Between Boston and Springfield,
FBZ, with headquarters in Spring.
I'D, Is offering fairly good pro-
am with Leo Reisman's orchestra,
music talk by Robert Stanley Ohm.
cad, of Smith College, and a con.
It by Nine. Gladys Benedict.
Other good programs will come
bm WWJ, Detroit; WNAC, Boston
d KDKA, Pittsburgh. Detroit has
rec dance programs, which com.
! ned will consume most of the eve.
nng from $3.50 on. Boston Is offer.
* the Colonial Concert Company
q Pittsburgh has the Little SYM.
ony orchestra at $50 and a con.
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