The Washington times., 1924-09-16
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Marine Band Orchestra, Ward.
man Trio, and British Navy
Night Programs

The Little Symphony Orchestra
Of the Marine Band will play its
final summer concert at the studio
of WRC tonight. The Marine
musicians leave the latter part Of
the week for their annual tour Of
the United States. The Marine
Band played it's final summer con-
cert in the Capital last night.
Also on the WRC program to-
night is the Boernstein- Wardman
Park Trio which played last night
from WCAP. The orchestral con-
cert will begin at 8 o'clock and
the trio will take the air at $3.50.
Dance music will be provided by
McWilliams orchestra, presented
through the courtesy of the Wash.
lngton Elks. Ben Levin will be the
soloist for the dance players.
The remaining feature Of tonight'S
entertainment will be the weekly
political talk by Maurice Judd, poll.
teal correspondent Of the New
York Sun.
The opening baseball game of the
series between Washington and
Cleveland, to be played at Cleve.
land, will be broadcast from WRC
through The Washington Times
studio, beginning at 8, o'clock. The
game will be described in detail by
Louis A. Dougher, sporting editor
of The Times, and will be an
nounced on the air by Charlie Mat.
son.
A playlet, a complete radiodrama,
and a musical comedy will headline
the distant entertainment tonight.
The playlet, 1.-THE Killer. will be
presented by the Albert Cowles
Players. of Boston, through WBZ,
Springfield, beginning at $40.
The WGY players will present "A
Single Man." a four-act comedy
from WGY, Schenectady, beginning
at 7:45.
The synopsis for IA Single Man"
Act The study at Robin Worth
ington's house near Farnham, in
Surrey. Instrumental selection
from "A Waltz Dream" Strauss;
orchestra.
Act II-Drawing room at Robin
Worthington's house. Instrumental
selection, "Mofceau," FredefickS.
Act IIT-Same as Act l. Instru-
mental selection, "Idyll," Driffill;
orchestra.
Act Iv-Same as Act III. Instru.
mental selection, idle Dreams"
Finck.
"Lollipop," the musical comedy
starring Ada May, will be broad.
cast direct from the fremont Thea.
ter, Boston, through WNAC. The
performance will begin at 1880.
Among the musical numbers in
"'LollipoF" are "Honey-Bun," Take
q Little One Step" Tie a String
Around Your Finger" when We
Are Married" and Deep In My
Heart"
The evening concert from KDKA,
Pittsburgh, will be presented at 8
o'clock by the Century Male Quar-
tet. composed of Robertson Tilton
and Roy Strayer, tenors, and James
Corft and Russell Kirk, bass, with
q Walter Renton, acconpanist.
British Navy Night will be cele.
brated at CKAC, Montreal, begin
ming at 1880. The program will be
featured by the "Curlew Cyclones"
a concert party of the III. M. s.
Curlew," which has performed be-
fore large audiences in various
ports in the West Indies, British
Guianas and the Northern Pacific
ocean.
WIS. Chicago, will inaugurate its
broadcast Of the features of the IL
hnois State fair tonight. It's pro-
gram will continue until midnight.
Other featured programs tonight
are WSB, Atlanta, where a program
entitled "Old Time Religion will
be presented at o'clock to be fol-
lowed at 11:45 by Warmers Seven
Aces; WLW, Cincinnati, where the
CuInmin's and Chubb Seinberg Or
chestras will entertain until the
wee small hours, and WHAS, Louis
vile, which offers the Harmony
Diggers Orchestra.