The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-25
BANJO JOE
TOSSING
SOME
McWiIIiams Orchestra and
Aloha Players Also Local
Entertainers.

euSOI S0UbVI SS
An unusually good musical pro-
gram will be presented by WRC
tonight, headlined by the CAROLYN
ians, McWilliams' Orchestra and
the Aloha Players.
re- The Carolinians who come on at
10 o'clock to conclude the program
are old-timers on the local pro-
gram, but they are good enough to
rate headlining the bill. McWil-
liams' Orchestra opens the pro-
gram at 1880. Joe Bombrest, the
singing banjoist, is with them.
will Give Talk.
The Aloha Players, under the
direction of Alma H. Wolking, have
a. ''hot" program scheduled, and
Frederic William Vile will give his
weekly review of the political situa-
ton.
The song recitals of unusual
. promise are also on the bill. Elsa
Jorss, lyric soprano, who has orna.
mented many of WRC's programs
in the past will entertain at SIS,
and Ellen r. Heard, another So
prano will come on at 8:45.
Two talks on radio are on the
slate, one by John j. Tigert. United
States commissioner of education.
Radio" and the other by Maj.
Wireless Age on How to Improve
Ones Radio Set"
Nothing Much Outside.
Once more the out of town pro.
gram seems rather unattractiVe
from the programs. OF course, the
usual features, and good dance
music may be found at nearly any
point on the dial, but in this age
of operas musical comedies and
speeches by statesmen. all for the
asking, it takes more than just
good music to satisfy the appetite
Of listeners-in.
One program is offered the fans,
however which should draw more
than the usual interest. WY, New
l YIN Is SOAAS " pIcScHl AAAdA NY
Jury" by the Brooklyn Light
Opera Society, at 8:15 o'clock. This
will be followed by a piano recital
from Aeolian Hall by Leonidas
Leonardo, at 9 and a violin recital
by Ruth Bruins at lois.
Warden Lawes, of Sing Sing
prison, and DR.. William Love, who
represents divergent opinions on
capital punishment and are authori-
ties on this subject through many
years of study and public work,
will appear before WEAFS micro
phone at 9:45 in debate. Warden
Lawes will support the affirmative
of the question. which is: Resolved,
that Capital Punishment Should Be
Abolished" and DIR. Love, who is
chairman of the committee on penal
institutions of the New York State
Senate, will support the negative.
U. S. Ownership Talk
Robert Binkerd. who represents
the Eastern Railroad Association,
will speak on Government Owner
ship, the Only Alternative to
Square Deal" from WEAF at $40.
Other features will be a program
by Wing Tabor Witmore, who ap.
pears in an unusual series of char
acteriZations a recital by Edna
Stuyvesant Grove. pianist. and
recital by Sascha Jacobsen, violinist
direct from the Columbia recording
studios.
WGY promises an unusual mus
zeal treat for it's listeners at 7:45,
when Alberto Guerrero, pianist; Raia
Valero, soprano, and Edward Allen
Rice. violinist, will entertain. Mr.
Guerrero is Chilean by birth,
Raia ValerO, soprano, is a native of
Mexico City and sings Spanish
numbers with particular success
and Mr.. Rice is known wherever
WGY is known as he has been as
ISOLATED with the WGY orchestra
since the station was founded
WIZ, the twin Of WY, is also
offering a good program headed by
Navy night with a talk by Rear
Admiral Hugh Rodman and
United States Navy Band.
Vocal and instrumental selections
will ,be presented by the Francis J.
Sadlier studio Of Cleveland, through
WAX, at 1880 o'clock. Neal Stan.
nard's orchestra will conclude the
program from this station.
WLW, Cincinnati, is offering a
special dance program at IL with
Greenland's Orchestra followed by
Pete Collins and his Hawaiian en-
tertainers and the Orpheus String
Quartette.
The annual concert Of the Murray
Kay Choral Club of Toronto, will
be broadcast from the Masonic Tenn
pie through CFCA at 8:15. This
famous club assisted by several vo-
cal soloists should make quite a hit.
Shenley High School, Pittsburgh,
is presenting a rather high sound.
ing program through KDKA at $3.50
followed by program arranged by
the American Legion and the trio
of the Little Symphony Orchestra