The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-01-14
ARMY WILL
FEATURE
NIGHT
Secretary Weeks to Talk on
Panama CanaI-Band TO
Provide Music.

Army Night, with Secretary
of War Weeks and the Army
Band as the program headliners,
will begin the week tonight at
WRC.
Secretary Weeks will speak at
$3.50 o'clock on "The Panama
Canal" and his address will be
followed by selections played by
the army musicians. The event
was preceded last week by Navy
Night, at which time Secretary
DENLY addressed the WRC listen
ers-in.
Trio To Close.
Concluding the evening program,
will be the Lee House Trio, a Myer
Davis outfit. which recently made
its Capital debut over the radio.
The trio is composed of Nathan
Brusiloss, David Lanehart, and
Ralph Garren. 81
The opening number Of the pro.
gram at o'clock will be an adj
dress by william H. Baden, of the
Washington Loan and Trust Com,
pany.
Up in New York, Wendell Hall,
the "uke-picking" singer from the
West, will begin the first Of his
weeks concerts at WEAF at 10
O'Clock. Hall will appear every
night this week from the WEAF
station.
A Joint Recital.
A Joint recital by Janet BruschS
Hecht, mezzo contralto; DIR. Howard
Apologize, baritone; Katherine Tiff.
Jones, interpreter Of Southern
stories, and Mabelanna Corby, plan
list, win begin at $50 O'Clock, and,
will be one Of the principal features
Of the WEAF program.
A recital by Felix Del Sarto.
violiniSt, tonight, and the resump+
ton of the New York University
extension lecture course this after
noon will be offered by WIZ. The
lecture will be delivered by DIR.
Albert S. Pegues on "Joel Chandler
| Harris. the. Negro"
DR.. AkeIey to Talk.
DR.. Carl Akeley, hunter, inventor
and sculptor, will speak from WOR,
Newark. tonight, on Brightest
Africa"
Lit Brothers WDAR station at
Philadelphia will attract most Of the
Quaker City sets with a presentation
Of q special three-act comedy, "The
Champion" by the Domino Club, Of
the Episcopal Academy Of Philadei-
phia. Howard Lanin and his Arcadia.
Cafe Orchestra will follow the play.
A speciaQ musical program by
Carolyn Thomas. soprano; ArnO
Roeder, bass, and Lillian Irwin,
pianist, and an hour concert BY Emo
Rapee and his orchestra will take up
the time allotted to Wanamaker's
WOO station.
WIFI, the Strawbridge and Clothier
station at Philly, will be silent to-
night. In the afternoon it will broad
cast a concert by the Majestic
Serenaders.
A second dramatic presentation
will be offered by WIP, GinbeI
Brothers, in the same city, this
afternoon. The Kensington High
School Dramatic Club will present
the last act Of Tarkington's Mon
Sieur Beaucaire."
Montreal Program.
Montreal, through station CFCF.
promises excellent entertainment.
tonight by Fred Gross dance or.
chestra which is being picked up
regularly in Washington. All OF
the popular numbers are included
In the Gross program. 1t is
scheduled for 1880. ~.
A late theatrical party arranged
by the International Alliance of
Stage Employees and presented bv
stars from the plays now in Boston
will hold the wee small hours ct
WNAC. The program will begin
at Has.
The musical score from Little
Old New York." will be broadcast
direct from the Park Theater
earlier in the evening.