The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-18
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VIII PLAY
ONE HOUR
Several RecitaIs Also Billed
and 4 Talk BY Captain
Gordon Smith

A concert BY the United States
Navy Band Of the Virgin Islands,
which arrived in Washington yes
terday to begin an extended tour
81 the United States, will feature
the broadcast entertainment by
WCAP tonight.
The Virgin Islands Band, under
the direction Of its organizer and
leader, Alton "A. Adams, will play
for one hour beginning at 8.
RecitaIs Precede Concert.
Preceding the concert, WCAP
vim offer a program which win
include q recital by Paul Bleyden.
tenor, and Martha X. Wooley. con-
tralto: q group of songs by Miss
Florence Kautz. Of York. Pa: re-
cital by Mrs. Ruby Potter. soprano.
ind & talk by Captain Gordon
smith on international affairs Of
oday.
WRC, which win have the air
this afternoon, will broadcast two
Gong recitals, one by Lucie Murray,
soprano, and the other by Arthur
Mccormick, baritone. Miss Muir.
ray will be accompanied by Mrs.
w. Al. Murray, while Mr.. Nc
Cormick will be assisted by George
r. Ross, the new announcer at the
Park road station.
Barbara Saunders, a Washington
pianist, will conclude the musical
part Of the bill. Elsie Pierce, ex-
ponent of facial care, will give an
other Of her series of talks entitled
Health and Beauty" and EIinor
Glynn win offer the regular fashion
report, presented by ''Women's
Comedy At WGY.
WGY, Schenectady, will occupy
first place among the distant sta
lions with q presentation by the
WGY Student Players Of the comedy
Come Out OF the Kitchen" The
radio drama will be presented Ut
7:46. The action Of the play fol-
lows:
Act I-Drawing-room Of the
Dangerfield Mansion. During this
act chimes will ring to indicate the
passing Of four hours time.) Selec-
ton, Dance of the Dwarfs" Qeon)
Orchestra. Act 1.-THE Kitchen
afternOon-two days later. Selec-
ton, "Rigodon de Dardanns''
Dining-room, just before dinner on
the same day. Selection, REVERE"
CThurban) Orchestra
A concert by the WGY Orchestra,
win conclude the. Schenectady pro-
gram.
Headlining the New York pro-
grams for the evening win be the
Happiness Boys and Fischer's
Dance Orchestra from WEAF;
Morris Gelber, Rumanian flutist
and q talk on the coming inter-
national horse races from WIZ, and
q concert by the Piedmont Trio
from WY.
Bohemian Music at WCAE.
WCAE, Pittsburgh, promises q
pleasing entertainment in the pre-
sanitation of program Of Bohe-
milan music by Liberty" the Ma
tional Croatian Singing Society.
The chorus will be under the d.
rection of j. ". Krabec.
The artists who VIII assist the
Oriole Orchestra in its concert from
webb, Chicago, win be Louise Nc
Quinn, soprano, and Grace Wilson,
contralto.
Three dance programs which seem
promising are those to be broadcast
from WHAS, Louisville, by the
Kentucky Entertainers; WGR, BUT.
falo, by the Royal Entertainers, and
from CFCF, Montreal, by the
Canary Cottage Orchestra, and Fred
Gross Orchestra.
Among the late programs will be
the Nighthawk Frolic from WDAF,
Kansas City; the Midnight Frolic
from VINO, Memphis. and the Mid.
night Revue, from KYW, Chicago.
Among the silent stations tonight
are WLW, Cincinnati; WHIP, Phila.
delphia. and WOR, Newark.