The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-07
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ARMY. BAND
WILL OPEN
EVENING
Mabel Stuart DaVeis to Speak
From WcAP on Protection
of Wild Birds

AOSOClhtlOHS Will Dc DTOAOCaSC 10"
night over WCAP, from the new
Eastern High School, under the
direction of Robert Lawrence, with
the Army Band, Capt. P. W. Lewis
commanding and William J. STAN
nard leading, as the opening fea-
\ ture of the evenings program.
Another number on tonight's
program will be a talk by Mabel
VStuart Daveis, of the National
Association of Audubon Societies,
and representing the international
!. bird protective committee, in an
appeal for protection of our wild
birds.
Novelty Children Concert.
The novelty feature Of the con-
cert will be group Of songs by
eight boys and girls from the third
and fourth grades Of the Peabody.
Hilton School.
The Columbian Male Quartet, COM
posed Of Paul G. Ledig, first tenor;
William E. Braithwaite, second
tenor; Willard c.. Haynie, baritone,
and John c. Smith, bass. will sing,
1.-THE Flower Of Freedom by
Maltitz, and FAIRY Moonlight"
Mr.. Braithwaite also will be heard
in several solo selections.
Mrs. William T. Reed, contralto.
accompanied by Charles T. Ferry,
will sing Sweet Thoughts Of
y Home" by Edwards, and Clarke's
Blind Plowman.' Royal Tinker,
baritone. with Ethel Baynum at the
piano, will contribute Densmore's IT
Must Down to the Seas Again" and
Mnrphy'S "Kashmiri Song"
The instrumental soloists are
Robert Muller, violinist, and
Sophocles T. Papas, guitarist. Mr..
Muller will play De Beriot's Scene
de Ballet" and Drdla's Souvenir, >"
while Mr.. Papas will give Nevin's
Rosary" and his own arrangement
OF Santa Lucia"
Feature for Children.
A special feature for children has
been arranged by Mr.. Lawrence for
this evening. Al B. Griffith, known
as THE Man of Many Noises" will
furnish the youngsters with plenty
OF amusement, in imitation Of vari.
Gus sounds.
Many stations are offering good
programs tonight, WIZ. in Spring
field, has an interesting hill SEIZED.
uled, featuring concert by the
Springfield Conservatory Male
Quartet and French Male Quartet
at 7:45.
A torchlight and spotlight
sing, on the State house steps
In Boston, under the auspices of
the Boston Music Week Commit.
tee. and under the direction of H.
Augustine Smith of Boston Univer.
sity, with 200 voices will be broad.
cast from Springfield at 10 o'clock
and will be followed at 1850 by
reports from the General Confer.
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.. The usual, baseball re-
suits, bedtime story and dinner
music will be broadcast from to
o'clock.
From Cincinnati, through WLW,
a program will be rendered by the
big Four Athletic Association of
cincinnati, featuring the big four
orchestra, the big four quartet and
the big four trio followed by selec-
tons by instrumental and vocal
aoloists.
Delta Epsilon To Sing.
WEAF, in New York, Ia Offering
. concert by the Delta Epsilon Glee
Club, under the direction of Edward
Lar Wall Seip, at 7:20 assisted by
mr.. and Mrs. F. Clyde Doane,
ktenor and soprano. This will be
4 followed by two orchestras at 8
and 9 o'clock, one a famous
: Hawaiian aggregation. DIR. Gardner
Murphy Of Columbia University,
will open at o'clock. series of
ten lectures on psychology.
Buffalo. through WGR, offers at
8 o'clock, a complete cantata.
Victory" by Wildermere, to be
given by the Woodside M. Z. Church
choir Of twenty-five voices. The
Braner Brothers orchestra will fol.
low and the program will close with
supper music, as usual from Hotel
Statler.
Phila delphia's contribution,
through WOO, will be dinner music
at $50 by the Havana Casino or.
chestra, an organ recital att 7:15,
an address on golf" by Alexander
H. Finley, 'the father of golf in
ira at 8, and Walter Miller with
his Ritz Carlton Orchestra at 8.
The long.heralded Snake" talk
from WPAB, State College, Penn.
sylvania, will be given at S:45 by
Professor G.. r. Green, of the
forestry department of Penn State.
The Nittany Nine Orchestra will
furnish the music.
PlaindeaIer Bill.
An elaborate program to christen
the new studio of the Cleveland
Plaindealer, through station WTAM,
will start at 1880 o'clock. Gov.
ernor Vic Donaley, Of Ohio, viii
speak and varied musical pro.
Ingram will be offered, with the
Senior String Quartet of Cleveland
Institute of Music as a feature.
What looks like an unusually
fomising feature will come from
FOR, Newark, at S:15, when the
rogram calls for popular songs
bf long ago by their writer's. Just
before this. at s, Loren Murchison,
OF the American Olympic team, will
tell Of 1.-THE Olympic games"
Following the usual early eve.
ming features. KDKA, Pittsburgh.
win broadcast the dinner or the
Society of American Military En-.
gineers OF Maj. Gen. james q. Har.