The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-03
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Evening Program Opens With
Saxophone Solos by
Zirkel Brothers.

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A big musical program will be
presented from WRC tonight fea-
turing the Better ole Orchestra,
the Lee House Trio and the Homo
lulans. There will also be a talk
by Carl w. Mitman, of the Ma
tional Museum, under the auspices
Of the American Automobile Asso-
citation, on 1.-TWO Pioneers of the
Auto Industry"
The evening program will be
opened at 1880 with saxophone
solos by the Zirkel Brothers Of
McWiIliams Dance Orchestra, the
official orchestra for the Elks.
The Pathfinder Publishing Com
pany then presents its regular fea-
ture, "The Question Box"
Better ole Popular.
Numbers by the Better ole Or
chestra and the Lee House trio
follow with Mitman's talk in be.
tween. The Better ole Orchestra
10 becoming one Of the most popular
features Of WRC's program though
1t has not been on so long as the
Lee House Trio. Both put out
good music.
Contralto solos by Lenore Ebert
Reed, and violin solos by Henri
Sokoloff follow. Henri Sokoloff is
one of the capitals foremost con.
cert violtnists.
After the time signals, Kim
Carroll, will entertain local fans for
the first time. He is well-known
to New York listeners-in having
performed from the big New York
stations many times. His speciality
is sort Of Wendell Hall stuff. with
the luke"
The local program closes with a
concert by the Honolulans, under
the direction Of Ernest Deale at
1915 o'clock. This is the Homo
lulans' fourth appearance before the
mike" at WRC and each time they
have called forth greater response
than the time before.
New York Trio at WEAF.
The famous New York Trio is the
feature Of the Hunter College cham.
Der music recital, which will be
broadcast from WEAF this evening.
Other numbers will be the mid-week
service of the New York Federation
of Churches; Geraldine Warwick, so.
prano; Columbia Recorders; the
Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra, and
other musical features.
Artists from Albany, including
Claud J. Holding, violinist, will play
at WGY, Schenectady, a varied pro.
gram. ~
An interesting bill is promised
from WAX, Cleveland. beginning
at 8 o'clock, with a talk by the
telephone company on Behind the
Scenes With Your Telephone" selec.
tons by Harry Chalmers, harpist,
and Maybelle Miller, soprano; songs
by Charles Bill, tenor; group Of
numbers by the Cleveland Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs. and an
organ recital at II, by Vincent H.
Percy, from the public auditorium.
A full concert, sponsored by the
Louisville Conservatory Of Music.
will be broadcast from WFIAS,
Louisville, at $3.50. At the same
time, WCAE, Pittsburgh, will put
on musical program by the Nevin
Concert Trio into the air.
Promising entertainment will
come from WIFI, Philadelphia,
starting at with dance music by
the "Weiman Five" followed by
the Boy Scout Radio Corps meet
ing. At $3.50, the Avis Concert
Company, of Trenton, N. j., will
be heard and Charlie Kerr will con-
clude at 1910 with his Symphonic
Dance Orchestra.
Address For Women.
"Why This Is the Most Fascinat-
ing Time To Be Woman" will be
the subject of an address by Ruth
Cross from WIZ, New York, at
9:45. She will be preceded by
Margery Boyer and Spencer Kohler,
Eongsters. Dance numbers by
Theodore's Majestic Hotel Orches.
ira will conclude the evening at
1890 o'clock.
The afternoon bill from WIZ
includes a program in honor of
John Burroughs, at 8 o'clock. Sew.
eral interesting talks and musical
selections are listed. Elmer Crosse
and his orchestra are on at 4:45.
Another interesting afternoon
program will come from WOR.
Newark, where Harold Taft Wright.
popular young tenor, will again
broadcast. He will sing two
groups of songs which have pre-.
viously delighted the radio audi.
ence. Helen Hayes, the local
actress, who is now one of George
Tyler's stars, will go on from
Newark at o'clock. She is to be
followed by another popular &C.
tress, Mary Shaw.
Wendell Hall will start the fun at
Cincinnati at 8, followed by a con.
cert by the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music Orchestra, both from
WSAI. The Cicinnati Conservatory
of Music will then take UP the pro.
grain from WLW. at IL, followed
by Doherty's Melody Boys.
The KDKA Little Symphony Or.
chestra will entertain at 6I5,
Schenly High School will furnish
the program at $3.50. and there will
be another program at 1880, the de.
Nils Of which have not been an.
nopnced.