The Washington times., 1924-07-08
HOTEL TR|0
IS Al So
Billed
Wardman Park Players, In.
der Moe Baer, to Provide
Dance Music.

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Dance Music
WCAP resumed the broadcast
Of the Democratic national con-
vention at $50 o'clock this morn
ing and win continue to transmit
the proceedings until s o'clock
tonight.
WRC win broadcast . night
session If one is held.
The regular program Of WRC
for tonight, which may be can
celled, as have been . dozen
programs during the past two
weeks, is featured by . concert
by the Marine Band Orchestra;
the Wardman Park Hotel trio,
under the direction Of Moe Baer,
and . talk by 7. v. O'Connor,
Of the United States Shipping
Board.
Good Program In New York.
WIZ, New York. with the broad
casting Of the second OF the sum
msr stadium concerts Of the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra under
the direction Of Willem Won Hoogs-
traten, and WY, New York. with
. concert by the Estrella Mandolin
Club, promise the best programs
OF the East. In the event that WIZ
81 called on 10 broadcast q night
session Of the convention, It Is ex.
peCted that the Philharmonic con.
oort win be taken over by WY.
The entire company and stars
Of s'I'1I Say She t." including the
Four Marx Brothers, win present
q midnight program from WIN,
New York. Other features Of the
WIN bill are concerts by Paul
Hpechtss Almanac Hotel Orchestra.
the Palisades Park Orchestra, and
Bob Schaefern and his entertainers.
"A Polar Cruise"
The second of WGY's musical
travelogues win be presented tonight
ct 7:45 by DR.. Digel ROush. It IL
entitled "A Polar Cruise" The pro.
Selection. "Dance," Hartmann,
WGY Orchestra: Address. Part I,
"A Polar Cruise" "a Whaling Sta.
ton at spitzbersenl. Or. sigel
Northern Songs and Dances, !" Borch.
Polar Cruise" Qcebergs, Seals end
fHfANfAwaA ne 0foal pnaaa1Rs GA1oak4nea
polar Scenes" Hartmann, Orches-
Cruise (Scenes and Sensations at
the Polar Pack, DR.. Slgel Rouah:
Selection (March), THE Polar Pack"
Kalt, Orchestra.
WNAC, Boston, win again offer
entertainments by bands and glee
clubs Of visiting lodges of Ells,
now In convention in that city. The
hand music viii be picked up from
the ParlSman Memorial Band Stand
on Boston Common.
A blow by blow description Of
the bout between Pancho Villa and
Wee Willie Woods, will be broad.
cast from the Mechanics building,
beginning at 9 o'clock. The fight
win be announced by John Tell.
OUOA OOMp8Ny GtAWrbCBs
Philadelphia, through WIFI, win
feature q quartet Of the Mason Hef.
I'm Coal Company, which has been
doing considerable concert work IN
the Quaker City. The program win
be made up entirely Of OLD time
songs.
"A concert by vesaelIa,s Concert
Band picked up from the Steel
Pier, Atlantic City, win feature the
program Of W1P. The selections
to be played by the band follow:
Oreste Vessella, Conductor.
Ooloist, Miss Tnga Wank, contralto;
program: grand march, 'Entree de-
Procession" batiste; overture, ''Wil.
liam Tell" Rossini; waltz, ''Tres
Jclie," Waldteufel; dance Of the
hours and galop from opera
"Gioconda," Ponchieli: serenade,
Tarengi1i: operetta, 1.-THE Chimes
Of Normandy" Planquette; contralto
solo, Aria from Opera Carmen"
Suite No. 3. ~ lIntermezzo, ca
WIP also win broadcast the break.
PRIOR to the band concert.
CnAC0gO PROMISING.
chicago promises interesting pro.
grams from all it, stations. The
Oriole Orchestra with assisting
orchestra win be on the air from
the reorganized Edgewater Beach
Hotel Station, webb.
The Sears Roebuck Station WIS,
win present at 10 o'clock a pro.
gram Of music by THE German
Music Masters" and at IL o'clock
Q Request Program"
KYW has arranged for it's late
show one Of its ':At Home" pro-
grams.
An old time jug hand IL booked
at Villas, Louisville at 8 o'clock;
the Nighthawl1s viii frollc at
WDAF, Kansas City at 12:46, and
the Red Apple Club win hold its
weekly meeting at WICK, Detroit
at 10 o'clock.