The Washington times., 1924-06-23
Local Broadcast
All Programs Eastern Standard

All programs Eastern Standard
Time.
NAA-NavaI Radio Station,
Arlington.
(435 Meters, RadiOphOne)
= 1915 p. m.-Live stock markets.
las p. m.-Fruits and vegetable
markets.
.E:3 p. m.-Live stock.
BIAS p. m.-Weather report.
4:O5 p. INLAY and feed.
4:S5 p. m.-Dairy products.
WCAP-Chesareake & Potomac
Telephone Company 1859
6:55 p. m.-Announcement Of the
major league baseball results
From the Studio Of Station WE.AF,
New York.
p, m.--"Scouting with the Sun
Watch-an Historical Sketch" by
Charles s. Miller, vice president OF
the Ansonla Clock Company.
Tic p. ND. J. Williams, Welsh
tenor. Program EILEEN Alanna'
CThomas); Mother Machree" BalD;
"Bwythyn Beach Anwyl Evans),
old Welsh hymn THE Garden of
Your Heart" DoreD.
7:25 p. m.-Marie Adele Kiraly,
concert pianist.
TAO. p, m.-Robert Huntington
Terry, composed, and the following
artists in joint recital Martha Fina.
soprano; Albert w. Barbert, tenor;
Edna Fields, contralto; Joseph Kay.
ser, barytone; Hyman Piston. violin.
list. Program Of Mr.. Terry's COM
positions with the composer at the
piano, by Mr.. Terry, "Barcarolle, :"
by Martha Fina. THE Sky is Al
ways Blue" "a Song for thu
Seasons EARLY News" 1.-The
Answer" Piano solo by Mr.. Terry,
''Valse in G.. Sharp Minor" by Mr..
Barbert, Il Never Knew" "At
Twilight" "Doan YOU" by Mr.. Pts.
ton "A Memory" Chapel in the
Woods"
$40 p. m.-Theodore Mattmann,
celliSt, accompanied by Sophia Matt
man. Program: "Canrilena." Golfer
mani; 'Trantella," Popper); "Souv-
enir" Drdla)
8:25 D. m.-Robert Huntington
Terry, composer and group of ar
lists, program: Solos by Edna Fields,
1.-The Morning Is Calling" "A Sleepy
Time Song" "A Southern Lullaby"
Lain Along Violin solo by Mr..
Piston, "Bolero;" barytone solos
by Mr.. Kayser. "a Sea Requiem"
"Reveries,' Bright as the Sun"
Song Is So Old" Piano solo by
Mr. Terry, IT Love the SPRING"
"Mazurka in E Flat"
S:55 p. m.-Theodore Mattmann.
cellist. Program: "Chanson Louis
XIII and Pavane." (Couperin-Kreis
ler); Alteration" (Boroski).
9:1O to 10 p. m.-Long I Grotro
B. u. G. Club.
WIAY-WOOdward & LOthrOp t27S)
1890 a. m.--Piano solos, Build
ing Love Castles" fox troll, "Bos-
ton Commandery March," Chimes
of Waikiki" Photograph selections,
"Scherzo," "Wienerisch, "LittieSLog
Cabin in the Lane" Use Gwfne
Back to Dixie" "Reverie," "Wiegen.
lied" Because" my Dreams, !"
June Barcarolle," "Serenade," Pr
ano solos. "Ry That Old Garden
Gate" "Capinera."
2 p. m,-Special program. Piano
duet. "BarcaroIle," the Misses Julia
and Virginia Facer, thirteen and
fourteen years Of age. Reading,
"Kipling,"" Miss Virginia Facer.
Reading. 1.-THE Flag" Miss Mildted
Facer, nine years of age. Children s
stories, Tommy Turtle and the
Bunny Tots" by the originator, Ed
ward McCandish. Solo, Field
Daisies" Miss Mildred F'acer. Piano
solos, Failing Water" Heather
Rose" Miss Mary Hodge, thirteen
years, Solo, Irish Lullaby" Fran
ces Hodge, nine years. Special chill.
dren's program.
WRC-RadiO Corporation (469).
p. m.-"Fashion Developments
Of the Moment" by Eleanor Glynn.
$40 p. m.-Piano recital by Ester
Barley.
1925 p m.-"What Women Are
Doing Today" by Mrs. William
Atherton DuPuy.
1896 p. m.-Piano recital by Ester
Barley.
3:45 p. m.-"Cavalier and Puri.
tan Athletes" by Robert p. Iris.
tram Coffin, by arrangement with
the Outlook.
1855 p. m.-Report Of the Nation.
al Industrial Conference Board.
p. m.-Song recital by Pauline
Gennedy. soprano. of the Newell
Downs studio.
a15 p. ma talk and vocal and
instrumental numbers by Homer