The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-23
ARM band
CONCERT
LISTED
ArteIIs Dickson, Baritone,
From WEAF Studio, to
Sing Here

An outdoor concert blythe United
States Army Band, Treasury
Night under the auspices Of the
United States Treasury Depart
ment, win divide the honors on
ire program from WCAP tonight.
The Army Band concert will be
picked up from the Emory WILSON,
Memorial Stadium at Central High
School. Captain Raymond 4.
Sherman Is the commanding Off
Ger and William ]. Stannard viii
direct the band.
Baritone % Sing.
The program will open at 7:26 p.
Ia, with the baseball results, as
usual, followed five minutes later by
the Army Band concert. which win
last until o'clock, when Artells
Dickson, baritone, will entertain In
d program brought down from the
studio Of station WEAF, New
York.
At 9:15 o'clock, watson Davis,
managing editor Of Science Serv-
Ice will give talk under the an.
spices Of the National Research
L Council and Science Service on
Science News Of the Week
Treasury Night will start at
$40 o'clock and last for an hour.
The program win be given under
the direction Of Oliver M. Maxam,
assistant commandment OF the United
States Coast Guard, who will give
q talk On the various activities OF
the Treasury. He also win intro
duce the artists.
Artists on Program.
Those who will be heard during
the Treasury program are: Made
line Cornise Nickles, soprano, sac.
Companied by Mrs. Paul Bleydefl;.
Arthur M. McCreight, pianist; George
w. Skilton, violinist, accompanied
BY Arthur McCreigllt, and sArtiei
Faye Guilford. soprano, accompanied
by Edwin Moore. Most Of these
artists have been heard from the. Io-
cal stations before.
This afternoons program from,
WRC win include q talk on.
Health and Beauty by Elizabeth
Arden, the well-known beauty epe-.
s.eeAA.tse nv s14AA5tCs S411ES tGGAtEA SOI
the day viii be offered by Minnie
Vclkman. soprano soloiSt 81, ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church. Miss
Volkman was formerly prominent in
musical circes Of Richmond, va. oc-
cupytng the position OF solOist OF the
Monument Methodist Church In that
city.
A talk on Finnish Athletic Sue
cess. by Philip Coan, win be given
BY arrangement with The Outlook.
Susan Smith win give the only
other musical event in the form Of
q piano recital.
Headlining the out-of-lown pro.
gram tonight will be a program
BY the Virginia Entertainers frolo
WLW, Cincinnati, at O'clock.
They will present q popular music
symphony. The Leviathan Orches.
ira will give a concert from the
tame station at o'clock.
To Talk on Fishing.
Fred Fletcher, writer on fishing
and hunting, win tell the radio
audience through WIZ, New Yorl,
tonight of Deep Sea Angling.
Other features viii be program
by the Syncopating Bluejackets 81
the U. 8. s. Wheeling, and Billy
WINES Greenwich Village Inn
Orchestra.
WoR, Newark, Is offering q
promising program by artists at 20
O'Clock and Gene Ingraham'e ana
the Bell Record orchestras. Talks
viii be given by Wendell Philips
Dodge, author, and Anthony Rudd,
short story writer.
KDKA, Pittsburgh. has scheduled
concert by the Feldman Hager
Trio, with three well.Known AZ.
fists. WIZ, Springfield, win broad.
cast q varied musical program, in
GLIDING q late concert by Leo REFS.
man and his orchestra at 1880
o'clock.
Other good programs tonight will
come from XIV, Chicago. at 8 and
10. WGR, Buffalo. fr0ra "a III.
and WEAF at 7:SO, with the twins.
The Chicago program viii last until
1850 q. m.