The Washington times., 1924-03-14
CUMMING
TO TALK
HEALTH
lee House Trio Will Take Air
Again-PauI Whiteman in
New York Recital.

A well-balanced program of
music and addresses, including
talks by DR.. Hugh S. Cumming,
Surgeon General Of the United
States Public Health Service and
DR.. L. S. Rowe, Director General
Of the Pan-American Union, and
concerts by the Meyer Davis Lee
House Trio and MacWilliams'
Dance Orchestra are on from
; WRC tonight.
Cumming Address Feature.
The address by DR.. Cumming will
be a feature III keeping with Ma
tional Health Week, and his address
]. is expected to afford valuable in
formation as to what the United
States is doing to promote public
health.
Or. Rowe, the other featured
speaker. will deal with a topic of
great interest to American nations:
''The Broader Significance of Pan
Americanism.'
The high spots of the musical
numbers will be furnished by two
r., of the best organizations which
broadcast. A concert will be played
by the Lee House Trio which
has made such an impression on
. the radio audience before. The
violinist who appeared with this
combination last time. Nathan
BrusiloIf, is on an extended cruise
with the Great White Fleet" at
present, and his place will be filled
by the youthful Durward BowersoX,
whose brilliant playing is rapidly
winning IL high place for him in
the Ia is OF .ocal vioilnists.
= MacN, illian:s Dane O.chns sra is
slated TO complete the evening
entertainment starting at about 10
o'clock. A popular program of
= dance music and several specialtles
will be their offering.
Radio Show Talk.
George Clark, display manager
f.. for the Radio Corporation, will
talk foI about five minutes about
plans Tor the forthcoming radio
show. Mr.. Clark arrived in the
city few days ago to take full
charge O. the educational display.
in the I&dio show.
Other features of the program
will oe a piano RECITAL by Nellie
Gertrude Payne; a talk by A. e.
Seller, manager of touring and
: transportation, American Automo-
: bile Association; song rec;tals by
Artie Faye Guilford, soprano and
Albert Toss Lord, barytone, and
the question box.
Many sets will be tuned in tlie
direction of WEAF, New York, at
1880 tonight, when Paul White
man and his world-famous orchas
: ira win give a special concert, re
peating their recital of American
music recently given at Aeolian
: hall.
This program has been arranged
rs an educational experiment. in
popular American music The heads
OF departments of music of the
prlnclnal universities Of the country
nave been advised and more than
: ninety have responded to the sug-
gestiOn that they listen to this pro-
gram. The first number will be an
example of jazz ten years ago, fol-
lowed by a number showing the
modern symphonic arrangements
which contrast significantly with
the music of the previous decade.
:. This is General Electric night in
/, the air with nine station in the
: country sending out special pro.
grams by the company. Schenectady
will offer music by the G-E band.
sextet, male quartet and instru
mental trio. Fans may be on the
lookout for some unexpected hook
up or other sensational trial such
as was pulled off last Friday night
without announcement.
Other stations sending out par.
ticularly attractive programs to-
night are KYW, Chicago, with the
Midnight Revue from the Hearst
Studio; CFCA, Toronto, offering a
concert by the Toronto Harmonic
Orchestra at 8; CFCF, Montreal,
with Canadian National Railways
program at $3.50; WSB, Atlanta, of.
fering a surprise program at 11:45;
VINO, Memphis, the Midnight Frolic
at IL and WJAZ, Chicago with the
Oriole orchestra at II.