The Washington times., 1924-04-23
SHRINE To
GIVE IVAN
Of HOUR
Politics Are to Be Discussed
by Kent and WalIace-Barn
Dance Listed:

A concert by the United States
Marine Band, under the direction
Of William H. Santelmann, will be
broadcast by WCAP tonight direct
from the Gran auditorium Of the
United States Marine Barracks.
Charles B. Hanford and support
ing artists will present several
famous Shakesperian roles in
honor of the authors birthday
anniversary.
Marine Band Program.
The Marine Band program which
will be rebroadcast by WEAF, in
New York, will start at 500 and
continue until $3.50 o'clock. The
concert will include the Ballet
Music, La Source" by Delibes; the
Peer Gynt" Suite, by Greig; the
Overture "Oberon," by Weber; the
Torchlight Danse, No. 4, by Meyer
beer, and trombone solo, Celeste
Aida" by Musician Robert E.
Clark.
AT the conclusion Of the program
the radio audience will hear the
Marines Hymn, 1.-THE Halls Of
Montezuma," and as a grand finale,
1.-THE Star-Spangled Banner"
Charles B. Hanford will present
"Othello's Apology to the Senate"
from "Othello," and with assisting
artists will offer 1.-THE Jealousy
Scene Of Act Three" from "Othello."
The cast Of characters for this Sec
Ond scene will be Othello, Charles
IS. Hanford; Iago. Charles B. Han
ford; Cassie, Eldridge Monroe: Des-
demonia, Mrs. William Henry White,
and Emilia, Mrs. Charles B. Han
ford.
Politics BY Kent.
The evenings program will be
opened by the weekly feature,
Sparks from the Political Wheel"
by Frank r. Kent, eminent political
seer.
The afternoon program from
WRC will be composed Of the week
~ features for women, featuring
Aunt Margaret's "Housekeeper's
Half Hour"
The out-of-town program lacks in
teresting features during the early
evening. The Wednesday night
programs for Macmillan and his
party in the. frozen Arctics, from
WGN, Chicago, is, of course, always
interesting for those who desre to
stay up until l o'clock.
Wallace To Talk.
In the ninth Of his series of talks
on Practical American Politics,
Schuyler c.. Wallace, speaking
through WEAF, will explain the
distinctive characteristics of stand
) ing committees in American legis-
lative bodies and tell how COM
mittees are chosen and elected.
Michael LAMBERT, cellist and one
of WEAF's regular orehestras will
provide the rest of the musical
program.
A joint recital by Celia Turrill,
mezZo-soprano. and Herman Gelhau-
sen, baritone, headlines the bill from
WOR, Newark. Other features will
be soprano solos by Helen Stone;
the Manhattan Serenader humorous
yarns by the sporting editor Of one
of Newark's papers; travel talk
and an educational talk.
WTAM, Cleveland, will start out
at o'clock with a long program
by the WTAM orchestra and assist
ing artists to keep the balloonists in
good cheer.
An old time barn dance program
by the string trio will make up the
most Of WOS's program from JEFF
ferson City, starting at 9:20. D. r.
Cowan, professor of rural economics
ut Missouri College of Agriculture
will open the program at with a
talk ON Cooperative Marketing VS..
Speculation"
Program By Shriners.
Shriners will probably tune into
WLW, Cincinnati, at 8 o'clock, where
q Shrine Band will broadcast Il
concert under the direction Of Henry
Fillmore. Fillmcre's new march,
1.-The Man of the Hour" which is
dedicated to Charles r. Taft, Of
Cincinnati, will be one of the high
lights of the evening. Howard Half
ford and Billy Waterworth will
spring few surprises in the novelty
line.
KYW. Chicago, has an interesting
program. scheduled starting with
children's stories by Uncle Bob.
Some, of the best numbers will be
a dinner-concert from the Congress
Hotel at 8 o'clock, a program by
artists at 8 and the midnight revue
from the Hearst Studio from II to
8 o'clock.
KDkA and wBz, Pittsburgh and
Springfield, each have promising
bills, both almost entirely musical
Leo Reisman and his orchestra
from Boston will conclude WEBS
program at>.11:30. A literary pro-.
gram. interspersed with music, e.r-
ranged by Mariory Stewart, head.
lines KDKA's pI ogYam at s o'clock.
A special feature is promised for
$3.50 at the usual concert hour.