The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-17
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CONCERTS
START
Harmony Singers Win Make
Their Debut From WcAP
Tonight

A recital under the auspices Of
the Washington College Of Music
will be broadcast direct from the
Central High School Auditorium
BY WCAP tonight. The recital
win begin at 8:15 andwiII include
selections rendered BY several
popular Washington artists.
Preceding the Washington Col
lege Of Music programs, WCAP.
will present in their radio debut
Che Harmony Singers Bobby and
Betty McCauley who VIII sing i
number of popular songs for the
inicrophone.
Marimba Player.
The evening program win be-
opened at 7:SO By Howard M.
Lloyd who win play several selec.
lions on the marimba. a talk ON
@What the Visiting Nurse Means
70 Washington win Be deliveredI
at 8 o'clock BY Doctor william G.
Fowler, health officer Of the
District.
This afternoon ct $50 o'clock
WRc win inaugurate for Wash
ington listeners q series Of after.
noon concerts Of tea music, broad.
cast direct from the New Willard
Hotel by the Meyer Davis willard
Trio. The tea time concerts viii
be given every Monday, wednesday
and Friday afternoon.
At 4 o'clock WRC VIII present
two book reviews under the
auspices Of the League Of Ameri-
can Pen Women. Konrad Bercov.
let's 'Iliana' win be reviewed by
Bernadine M. Angus and Louise
Payson Latimer's your Washing.
ton and Mine" by Alice Hutchins
Drake. A paper prepared by the
National Geographic Society on
read at .4:20. The regular children's
period win be conducted by Peggy
Albion at s o'clock.
Outside Attractions.
Orchestral concerts introducing
popular studio artists win prevail
at the big Three" Of the distant
stations. The KDKA Little Sym
phony Orchestra and the WGY
Orchestra viii appear ut their
respective stations and the Bruins
wick Hotel Concert Orchestra win
play a concert through WBz,
Springfield. during the early
Music approximations talks win be
delivered on the early programs Of
two stations. Violin Masters" will
be the subject Of lecture at WOR,
Newark, and the weekly music chat
wall be broadcast from WCAE,
Pittsburgh.
NI In addition to its orchestral con.
cert WIZ will broadcast the third
Of a series Of lectures on "Amer.
lean Literature" from 7:So to 8
o'clock.
Cleveland win ne on the air con.
finuOusly from o'clock to mid.
night with WAX broadcasting an
early concert for the Cleveland com.
munity fund and WTAM taking
over the air at 8 o'clock to
broadcast concerts by the WTAM
symphony Orchestra and Spitalny'S
Dance Orchestra.
Vic's Dance Orchestra, Of New
York, will be heard from two metro
NOlCan StaLlOnS NOulBuLb hESb ~
Tao from WEAF and again at 1915
from the Ginbel Station WGBS.
Late Concerts
Among the late concerts sched- !
tiled for the hours betweera 10 and
12swill be programs OF dance music
by the Sylvania Hotel, music from
WOO. Philadelphia; the Blue Grass
Entertainers from WMH, Cincin.
natl; the Arcadia Orchestra at
WCAY, Milwaukee, the Merry Mu-
Bical Maids at WOAW, Omaha: the
Carolinians at WOfa, Newark; the
Club Deauville Orchestra at WIZ,
New York, and the Vincent Lopez
Orchestra from WGR, Buffalo.
After midnight McEnelly's Sing.
ing Orchestra viii broadcast from
WEI. Springfield; Warmers Seven |
Aces from WSB, Atlanta, and Ted
Lewis Orchestra from WIN, New
York.
, The. weekly flight Of the mythical
dirigible Of 'WCAE will be begun |
frorr pittsburgh at midnight.