The Washington times., 1924-03-10
COMBINE
. PROGRAM
TREAT
Margaret Mccambridge Re-
citaI Will Be Of Interest to
Washington Fans.

One Of the most brilliant vocal
programs of the radio season has
been arranged for local fans to-
night through a hook-up of sta
tions WEAF and WCAP, to broad
east a joint concert by the Asso-
ciated Glee Clubs of America.
Taking part in the program will
be the University Glee Club of
New York and the Mendelssohn
Glee Club, two of the finest anna
teur clubs of the East.
The program will open with
three numbers given by the COM
bined chorus of the clubs sepa-
rately. Each club will sing under
its own conductor, while the COM
bined chorus of the glee clubs will
render each selection under a diff
I terent conductor.
McCambridge Recital.
Of especial interest to Washing.
ton will be a recital by Margaret
McCambridge, soprano, now appear.
1ng in musical comedy, accompanied
by A. V. Llufrio, as both artists
are former Washingtonians. Llufrio
is announcer and accompanist of
station WEAF.
The program will be opened with
Q personal interview between Rich.
ard Dix, movie actor and Nanette
kutner. Other features will be
vans Collegiate Dance Orchestra
q talk on THE Importance of Bust.
ness Letters" and talk by ]. d.
KAUFMAN from the local studio.
Inc out-of-toWn program headed
by two features from Boston, looks
Q little more promising than the
usual Monday offering. Stations
WNAC, will broadcast the Green.
wien Village Follies, from the Shu.
oert Theater, Boston, at 8:15. They
are also offering their usual dinner
0ance from Hotel Westminster at
$50. ~
Good Concert At WBZ.
Inc other Boston program.
through WBZ, Springfield, head.
Mnes concert by the Hunt.Lu
sisters, with Dorothy and Eleanor.
Hunt' and Alice and Thelma Lund
Ils VIII be followed at 1890 by
recital by Timothy O'Callahan.
1yt1c TENOR and at II by a concert
Oy the Imperial Quartet, which ia
Pnstn1s al the fremont Temple,
ooSton. The program will be open
So NJ ~ $50 by a concert by Hope
wright, violinist; Miriam South.
~h; Icy contraIto' and Margaret Fair
For those inclined toward speeches,
egy9rai good talks are promised from
= VIZ, new YORK, where the Japan
91cy is holding a banquet i'm
eei Astor. Speeches will be made
Mdsdnao Hanihara, Ambassador
from japan, guest of honor: Henry
W. Taft, president of the Lamar
society; POSTMASTER and Honora he
CHARLES Summer Hamlin ~ the
Federal Reserve Board The tails
begin at $3.50. '"A"s
An organ and choir recital from
the Trinity Church, New York and
a program Of dance music by Rem
SEWN and his Moulin Rouge Or.
WIZ. Aro'''
An Hour with Beethoven" nv
Students of the College Of Music
M m cincinnati, is on at WLW, at 9.
Thls will be followed by recitals
py the Orpheus String Quartette
george Webb's Hawaiian Entertaio.
ers and Woody Meyers dance or.
cnestra. Margaret Baker will con.
clude the WLW program in a song
Beck. a. Az
Jimmy Clark From Newark.
Jimmy Clark's white Wav En-.
tertalners" augmented by the IA.
nous Jazz band, George Dailey's
uasplckers, will be the feature
offering of WOR. Newark. This
program which goes on at 10 in.
Guides Porter Granger and his
monograph artists. Lena Wilson
and Ethel Finnie. Soprano solos by
Ruth Dale, baritone solos by Horace
b. Milleron and Jolly Bill Steinke"
are other features on the wOR
program.
A monthly transcontinental pro.
gram If scheduled for midnight from
WHAZ, Troy, New York, featuring
q Joint concert by the Rensselaer,
polytechnic Institute students sym.
phony orchestra, A. DIN Niles. con.
ductor and the Institute Glee club,
Prof. John B. Shirley, director. A
concert by a quartet from the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church. in Troy, is
on at 9:15. followed by ar address
on The History of Arctic Elk.
ploration." by DIR. j. Levi Don
hauser, at 1915.
Other good musical treats are
promised from WOO, PHILADELPHIA
at 10: WGY, Schenectady at 7:46
Sno kDKA, Pittsburgh, at $3.50.
the Pittsburgh bill will be given
oy the Little Symphony Orchestra
assisted by Mabel King, soprano,
and Roy Straver. tenor. The pro.
gram will be: Overture, "The Merry
Figaro" Mozart: 1.-THE Rosary"
Nevin, and War March of the
Priests" Mendelssohn.
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