The Washington times., 1924-06-21

Local Listeners-in viii Be
i Able to Hear Conversation.
Dr.. MiIIiIken to Speak

LIS uHulNSN ~ SPO0N
The first demonstration Of
wireless talking ever attempted
In the United States from an air
plane will conclude the weeks
radio entertainment from WRC
tonight.
Beginning at 10 o'clock, a
United States Army Air Service
airplane will fly over the District,
maintaining throughout the flight
conversation with WRC on a
400 wave length.
All May Listen In.
The cross talk is expected to- be
audible to all listeners-in.
At 7:45 o'clock WRC will present
its other feature OF the night, an
address on. ''Helium," by Doctor H.
s. Mulliken, postponed from Thurs.
day evening.
Other numbers on the WRC pro.
gram will be song recital by
Carolyn Manning, contralto soloist
Of st. Patrick's Church; q joint re-
cital by Marx e. Kahn, reader;
John Smith, violinist; Paul d.
Cable, pianist Orangelo Ratio, &C.
cordionist, and Armand Gumprecht,
11utist, and group OF songs by the
Harmonious Quartet.
For ifa CIIndory oorxyioa
morning, WCAP will broadcast from
the First Baptist Church, where the
Reverend j. Stanley Durkee will de.
liver a sermon on the subject Of
Harvesting Gods Forces
The services at the Peace Cross,
Mt. st. Alban, will be broadcast to.
morrow afternoon at o'clock. The
Right Reverend Henry st. George
Tucker, former bishop OF Kyotox,
will deliver the sermon.
Roxy and Gang.
The regular Sunday night concert
by Roxy and his Gang from the
Capitol Theater, New York, will
comprise the feature Of the Sunday
night program from WCAP. The
Roxy concert will be followed by
an organ recital from the Skinner
Studios and an address by Frederick
]. IIaskin on the American Gov.
eminent"
Featuring the distant entertain.
ment tonight will be the broadcast
of the musical comedy plain Jane"
from the New Amsterdam Theater,
New York, through station WIZ.
The performance will begin at 7:i5
o'clock.
A second dramatic production win
be broadcast from WIFI, Philadel-
phia, where the Dramatic Society
Of the Burholme Emmanuel Evan
gelistic Lutheran Church will pre-
sent one-act farce, "Whiskers."
Newark, through WOR, will pre-
sent an evening of music which
will include an artists recital from
the studio of Nine. Jessie Fenner
Hill, Of New York, and Ernie
Young's Revue, playing at Dream
land Park, Newark. A concert by
dent Harding is scheduled on the
afternoon program from WOR.
Recitals at WEAF.
WEAF's program from New York
tonight headlines recitals by AIDE
laide DeLoca, contralto; Gladys
Durham, soprano; Leslie Arnold.
baritone; Harriet Sammitt, pianist;
William Owen Gilboy, tenor, and
Victor Bay, violinist. The Penn.
sylvanil Hotel Orchestra will come
on the air at 10 o'clock to conclude
the WEAF entertainment.
WBZ, Springfield, and KDKA,
Pittsburgh, both have scheduled
brief programs OF regular features.
WSAI, Cincinnati, will present at
A. Go MtdnfOhf IN IN.
ment, the Royal Garden Orchestra
and entertainers. Boston, through
WNAC, will offer four hours of
dance music by the three hotel or.
chestras on its circuit.
WIP, Philadelphia, announces for
Ats Saturday night program, con-
cert by Comforts Philharmonic Or.
chestra from the steel pier, Atlantic
City, and dance music by Bob Leh-
mans Orchestra, also from the
shore.
The fourth Of the omni-oral prod.
uctions, arranged by WY, New
York, will be presented tomorrow
night. It is entitled "A Night at
the Opera" The program follows:
Overture.
Prologue.
Episode I, Incidental operate airs.
Episode III, Operate bits"
Thomas Dunn. baritone; Elizabeth
Gibbs, contralto; Pearl Miller, col.
oratura soprano.
Episode III, 1.-THE Evening OPP.
era" by Thomas H. Cowan.
Episode w, I'll Trovatore." Leo.
nora, Lila Shaperd; Manrico, Fran.
co de Gregorio; Azucena, Jean
Stanley; Di Luna, Pasquale Ro-
mann. Earra ndn Saverio ManRhiai