The Washington times., 1924-06-07
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SPEAK
James Curtin Will Be Heard
II Song Recital, Accompanied
by Gretchen Hood

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"Chilian Night" on the air will
be broadcast from WRC tonight,
featuring talks by DR.. L. S. Rowe,
director general Of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union, and Senior Don Bel
tran Matthew, Ambassador from
Chile, and Chilean music by the
United States Army Band.
Tonight's program will open at
1880 with a Bible talk by Homer
]. Councillor, chairman Of the
Mems Organized Bible Class Asso-
citation. This is weekly feature
under the auspices of the Bible
Class Association.
Curtin Song Recital.
Following the Bible talk, James
Curtin, baritone, win be heard in a
song recital accompanied by
Gretchen Hood at the piano. This
will be Curtin's first appearance on
the radio, and the second appear
ance of Gretchen Hood as accom-
PIANIST. Last time Miss Hood assist
ed at the piano, the song recital
was given by Feland Cannon under
the pen name of Arthur Mccormick.
A concert by the Monday Musical
club, under the direction of Mrs.
Walter e. Hilton, will come on at
8 o'clock. This organization is also
making its first appearance before
the microphone at 1.-The Voice of
the Capital
A piano recital by Jeanette
Donnellen at 8:15 will be followed
by two song recitals. Hazel Arth,
contralto soloist of the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart, will give the first at
$3.50 accompanied by Emma G. Arth
: at the piano. Athos Darlington
Guy. tenor. will follow at 8:45, ac-
companied by Aston Burleigh.
Army Band To Play.
) The Gillian program will open
ut 9 o'clock with Introductory re.
marks by Doctor Rowe, followed by
"a Message to the American PEG.
pie" by Senior Matthew. The con.
GLIDING number on the program will
be Gillian music offered by the
United States Army band, under the
leadership of w. J. Standard, end
ing with THE Star-spangled Ban
ner."
The Sunday morning service
through WCAP will come from the
Ninth Street Christian Church. The
Reverend c. r. Stauffer, pastor, will
deliver the sermon on Overcoming
Life's Handicaps." Special music by
the church orchestra directed by
Joseph O.. Harrison will be an adj
ditional attraction.
The Reverend Robert Johnston,
rector of st. Johns Church, will de.
liver the sermon at the afternoon
open-air service from Mount Saint
Alban at o'clock.
Roxy's program will start at $50
as usual, followed by the Skinner
organ recital at S:15 AMI a talk on
The American Government" by
Frederick j. Haskin at 9:15 o'clock.
Roxy's gang will render u program
In honor Of the late Victor Herbert.
giving one Of his light operas. in
commemoration of the composer:
Out.Of-TOwn Bills Fair.
The out-of-town program tonight
does not look particularly attractive.
though sport fans can tune in
WEAF at 8 o'clock and hear some
of the greatest Of Americas talk I'M
DER the auspices of the American
olympic committee. Thornton Fish.
err Will introduce the champions Of
recent Olympic games, including
Lawson Robertson, head coach If
the American Olympic team wfI1
has been either a competitor or
coach at every Olympic meet since
Among the illustrious record hold.
ers who will appear on this speciai
program will be Loren Murchison,
holder OF the worlds record for the
slxty-yard dash; Lawrence Brown.
former intercollegiate champion in
the half mile and holder of the
worries record for the 1,OOO-yard
run, and Allen Woodring, national
sprint champion.
The Original Plectra Club. under
the direction of William j. Kitch.
ener, will entertain WEAF4S af1di,
ence at 500 and $3.50 O'Clock. Other
features will be Harriet Youngs.
lyric soprano; Essay Lukashezskv,
violinist, and Walter Leary. bari.
tone.
WBZ Program.
WBZ. Springfield, will broadcast
Leo Reisman and his orchestra ct
1iO In dance music, followed at
7AO by a concert by the Hotel
Kimball Trio. and a concert by the
Vreelan stringed trio. A concert
by a mixed quartet at $3.50 win
conclude the evenings entertain.
ment.
+. The Westinghouse Band will he
on KDkA's program twice, at 5.31
during the dinner hour period ana
at o'clock at the regular concern
!. hour. ~,
Three orchestras may be com.
pared through WNAC, Boston, start.
Ing at tbs when the State Bali.
room Orchestra, the Hotel Westmin.
Ster and the Copley Plaza Orchestra
Will play in succession,
WIZ, New York, has a musical
program lasting from o'clock until
y about 10 with the Club Lido We.
nice Orchestra, Louise Vermont
!. contralto: Helen Davis, banjo: CAFE
Savarin Ensemble, Lew Fields. IN .
humorous monologue and Others
A concert by the WOR.IORS
through WOR, the Newark statfon
at S:45 will be the feature and con.
GLIDING number from that station.
Other features will be the Brandorff
string. quintet, and Nicolai !. Oulu.
kanoff, baritone. :.
y Other good programs tonight will
come from WGY, Schenectady: WISH.
Atlanta; WIFI, Philadelphia; WHIP.
philadelphia, and KYW. Chicago.