The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-29
C()NTRA 70
To ASSIST
CONCERT
Flora McGilI Keefer Will Add
Much to Local Bill
From WRc.

$780,, 1919 sVsNSs
A concert by "The Little Sym
: phony" of the United States
Marine Band, assisted by Flora
! sMcGill Keefer, contralto, tops the
local program from WRC tonight.
The Little Symphony concert
! abegins at 9:1O and will complete
the evening. Taylor Branson,
4 second leader, will conduct the
concert. Flora McGil Keefer,
! who is assisting the Marine Band,
rs one of the best-known of local
concert artists.
Talk on Sunday School
A talk on the Sunday School and
"a Bible talk by Charles B. Campbell,
d OF Calvary Methodist Mems Class,
. opens the program.
Is The Brown Trio Of the Times
Herald News Boys Band and en-;
tertainers is the first feature follow.
! ing the Bible talk on the program.
The. trio is composed of Loretta
! Brown, fifteen, violinist; Ethel,
eleven, pianist, and Clinton, jr.,
nine, saxophonist. Clinton is be-
slieved to be one of the youngest
saxaphonists~ in the United States.
Three other talks are listed, DR..
y. III. Dellinger, of the Bureau of
Standards; Ed Callow and oliver
M. Maxam. DR.. Dellinger, chief Of
the radio division Of the bureau,
and one Of the greatest authorities
- on radio in the country will tell
What You Want to Know About
Antennae. Mr.. Maxam, chief Of
the division, of operations of the
United States Coast Guard, will tell
of "A Sea on Fire" Mr.. Maxam,s
talks about life in the coast guard
are as thrilling as any fiction.
y Sundays Program.
Sundays program from WCAP in
cludes services from the Metro.
politan Memorial NJ. e. Church at
1910 a. m. and the Bethlehem
= Chapel at in the afternoon. The
~ Rev. Dawson Mitchell, pastor Of the
"a Metropolitan Memorial Church, will
deliver sermon on Has Age Out
grown Jesus Christi" Bishop James
e. Freeman will deliver the chapel
49, service in the afternoon.
morrow night at 1920 as usual, with
music from the Capitol Theater
forming the first part Of the pro-
gram. The organ recital by the
Skinner Organ Company will follow
- at 8 o'clock.
Out-Of.TOwn Programs.
WEAF's program this evening
stands out from all the other out-of.
fnUyn In if0 g.
popular interest. A galaxy of
Vorld-famous motion picture actors,
including the most famous charac-
tiers, out Of the screen, will be pre-
sented at the banquet of the Asso-
ciated Motion Picture Advertisers to
!. be held in New York. Speakers of
the occasion will be Will Hayes,
D. w. Griffith. Rupert Hughes,
d Bebe Daniels, Richard Dix, Ernest
Terrence, and S. L. Rothafel Roxy.
acting as toaStmaster.
,s A feature Of the program will be
the balcony scene from Romeo and
Juliet" with Bebe Daniels, Richard
Dix, and Ernest Terrence as mem.
Jbers of the cast. The scene will
then be repeated as a motion picture
director interprets it. This program
will come on at 8 o'clock
William c. Redfield, former Secre.
tary OF Commerce and president OF
the Observation-Disclosures Foundation,
s'SWill address WEAF,s audience at
N $3.50. The subject of his address will
q be Our Living Interest in the Land
I, of Hugo Grotius, the Father of In.
ternational Law" The Claremont
Male Quartet, which appears under
the direction Of F. E. Baldwin, will
II open WEARS program, at 1880.
!, Music From NewarI1S
: WOR, Newark, is offering a pro
~ gram essentially musical, though
! enough variation is offered to save
!, monotony. The Madrigal Male
= Quartet, of Brooklyn; the Salvation
!. Army Staff Band, with a male
:, chorus, and Gene Ingraham's Or
chestra will furnish the music.
"a Belle Bart, astrologist, is scheduled
3 to again address the WOR audience
Il in her interesting series Of talks.
! George Gordon Battle will discuss
I, Immigration" at 10 o'clock.
VI Selections from tho music mem.
!, ory contest of the Cleveland played
I, by artists furnished by the CIeye.
4 land Federation Of Woman's Clubs
= will be WTAMs offering at 8:3O
# followed by dance program by
4 WTAM's orchestra.
III Inc Russian choi. from the
.s Church Of the Holy Virgin, PhiIn
X delphia, will broadcast, a recital
Y through WIP at S:l5. The Phila.
Il delphia operate Society will follow
N with excerpts from "Stradella." by
Flotow, under the direction 81
II Hedda Vanderbeemt. Harold Leon
I ards Red Jackets from the Club
. Madvid viii; conclude wIP's pro
gram. s
N Cincinnati To Be Late.
\ Cincinnati is one late tonight
III through WSAI, with Dick Ouin
:. lan's orchestra starting out at / 40
], The Orpheus Dance Orchestra pra
cedes them on the program aV 1880
. The Westinghouse Band at Pitts
y burgh is putting on two length,
!, concerts Through KDKA, one theii
t,-dinner concert at 6:15 and the Other
at $3.50 with assisting vocal artists
! The $40 program will be;
THE King Of the Dwarfs" CAdam)
caprice, in a Woodland Glade
tHolms); Sergnade, IAN Autumn Ro
, nance" king: descriptive piece, "a
Midsummer Evening" farmhouse,
, Characteristic piece. "Incenss
0Iolmesl: 'Priere n In Malone
prayer 10 the Virgin DareauD
dance. "On the Plaza CROllinabnl
waltz serenade. ~Lesoro Mo- Dec
ciccl: king Of Sunin Reviewing