The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-24
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SPEECH
Us. Marine Band VIII Present
Musical Features on This
Special Program

special Program
An Argentine Night" program,
featuring an address by Senior
Don Honorio Pueyrredon, ambas-
sador from the Argentine, and
Argentine musical selections BY
the United States Marine Band.
will be presented tonight from
WRC, beginning at 9 o'clock.
To Introduce Ambassador.
! Ambassador Pueyrredon will be
introduced by Doctor Il. s. Rowe.
director general of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union. and win deliver "A Mes
sage to the American People and
Especially to the Farmers Of
America"
The musical program. by the Ma.
rine Band under the direction of
Second Leader Taylor Branson, will
include the national hymns Of the
Argentine and characteristic Argen-
tine dance music.
Preceding the Argentine Night
program WRCs will offer a talk by
the Reverand Jason Noble Pierce,
Of the First Congregational Church.
on Lest Ye Forget, = and the weekly
Bible talk by Congressman Robert
u. Lee Allen. Of West Virginia.
The early features Of the pro-
gram will include song recitals by
Caroline. Manning, ,c0ntralto soloist
Of st. Patrick's Church, and Ruth
Peter, soprano soloist Of the Church
Of the Covenant, and piano recital
by Elizabeth Gardner Coombs.
Church Service on Program.
Tomorrow's air program from
WCAP will be opened in the morn
ing with the broadcast Of church
services at the Mt. Vernon M. E.
Church South including the sermon
by the Reverend w. A. Lambeth,
pastor Of the church. ~
The church service at the Ma
tional Cathedral will be broadcast
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
For the Capitol Theater enter.
tainment tomorrow night, Roxy
has arranged the third Of his GIL
bert and Sullivan cameo produc-
tons. The Gondoliers.'' 7%
Herbert Waterous, Frank Moulan.
sara. Edwards and other old. time
favorites of Gilbert and Sullivan re-
vlvais have been engaged for the
cast.
THE Gondoliers'' is a satire ON
enoobery--the snobbery of the cour-
tler Tor whom a queen can do no
WFnn0 and tho =
oery OF the Glamour for equality.
The locale Of the opera is Venice.
Orchestral Feature.
The orchestral contribution to the
program will be Lizzt's Second
Hungarian Rhapsody" with David
Mendoza welding the baton. An
original violin cadenza, written nv
Mr.. Mendoza, will be PLAYED bv
Doctor Eugen Ormandy, concert
master of the Capital Grand Or.
chestra.
The regular studio program will
% announced following the broad.
cast from the Capitol Theater stage.
Featuring the out-of-town pro-
grams tonight viii be a. Victoria
Day" program at Buffalo, broadcast
especially for Canadian listeners.
Inc leading address will be de.
hvered by Lewis Mitchell, president
Of the Canadian Club of Buffalo.
Cincinnati's WSAI probably WIN
produce the pick Of the late pro-
grams with the Midnight Enter.
tainers" and Freda Sanker's Raga-
muffins. The program will begin
at l o'clock in the morning.
WOR, Newark, will present the
Englewood High School Orchestra
and a program by the Manhattan
Serenaders at 8 o'clock.
Special Program.
KSD, st. Louis, has scheduled =
special program from the Missou.i |
Theater. beginning at 8 o'clock
and the weekly Chicago Theater
revue will be broadcast from
WMAQ at the same hour.
Three hours Of dance music be.
ginning at Sis o'clock will come
chestras will be those of the State
Ballroom, the. Hotel Westminster,
and the Coplev Plaza Hotel.
WGN, the Chicago Tribune sta.
ton, will present the second of
Lneir one-act playlets at s o'clock.
the presentation win be made by
euess.
WEAF. New York, has turned
over its entire program tonight to
singers and piano players. Among
the artists who win perform are
wright Symons. barytone: Louise
locker Scanlon, soprano: Ruth
Ryan, pianist. and Redferne Hol-
hnshead. Canadian tenor.
Beginning ut $50 o'clock. CKAC,
Montreal, will broadcast an enter.
1ainment by the orchestra Of the
s, s. Canada.
distant stations tomorrow will
present the regular Sunday church