The Washington times., 1924-06-09
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n. Y. Program Is Broadcast
Here Through WcAP-sena-
tor Stanley to Talk

tor Stanley to Talk
Station WEAF will furnish the
program which will be broadcast
through WCAP tonight. This bill
from New York, features the first
Of a series of "WEAF Concert
Groups" and the appearance Of
the Crescent Trio.
Only three talks are scheduled
one by Senator Stanley Of Ken
lucky, extending an invitation to
all Kentuckians to return to their
native state for homecoming
week and two advertising talks,
"The Romance of the Hotel Regis
ter" by Clifford Lewis, and "The
Food Value of Can Sugar" by
Horatio S. Ruben, chairman Of
the board of directors Of the
Cuban railroads. The first two
will come from the local studio,
while the latter will be given
from New York.
Opens With Ball Results.
The program will open as usual
with baseball results from the local
studio at 6:55, followed by the cane
sugar talk at z. A joint concert
by May RosabeI Sievert, dramatic
soprano; Professor Edward Ricca,
pianist, and Edna Severy, story
teller. accompanied by Adrena King,
will follow at 7:10 o'clock.
After the talk by Clifford Lewis
ut 1880 the joint program will be
continued from WEAF at TAO.
Senator Stanley will speak at 8
o'clock. and William T. Pierson will
then render song composed
especially for Homecoming week
entitled Kentucky Is Calling YOU"
The 'WEAF Concert Group" re-
cital begins at S:15, continuing until
3. From time to time WEAF plans
to present a group of musicians to
be known as "WEAF Concert
Group" each consisting of artists
who have given successful pro-
grams and earned popularity by
previous recitals. The program
will include wit and humor, popular
and classical selections, and other
entertainment, offering wide variety
In a short program.
Crescent Trio On At Q.
The Crescent Trio will come ON
from 8 to 10, as the concluding
number. The trio consists Of Will
liam Gosp, pianist; David Feirstein,
violinist, and Leo Stolberg, cellist
Their program will consist Of popu.
lar ballads and classical music.
Oscar Stolberg, the comedian, will
supplement the trio with comic
songs. I
The usual Monday afternoon pro-
gram is scheduled from WRC with
q talk by Mrs. William Anterior
Dupuy on What Women Are Do.
Ing Today" the League of Ameri-
can Pen Women Book Review, by
Mrs. H. L. Mulligen, song recitals
by Sara Bouson, soprano, and a
piano recital by Georgia Templeton,
from the Keith circuit. Summer
school Opportunities at George
Washington University" will be dis.
cussed by DR.. William C. Ruediger.
at 6:15 o'clock.
Plenty Of dance music and enter
talnment Is in the air from out of
Town stations tonight, though there
Is not single opera, drama or
minstrel show-outside Of a one.
man minstrel show which will come
rom WHAZ, Troy, New York.
VIII H. Wade's radio novelty, will
OA Gr1VAn from fhok g.
O'Clock with the interlocutor. vii.
liam; the ends. Billy and Bill:
soloists Willie and Will. The pro.
gram which starts at 8 o'clock will
ne opened and closed by Grismarl's
Young Peoples Orchestra of
Corinth, New York.
Terry to Play at WGY.
Robert Huntington Terry, com.
poser ana pianist will play his own
compositions through WGY. Sche,
nectady, beginning at 7:45 o'cIocII
He will be assisted by Mrs. Marion
Aker, soprano, Edward Rice violin.
LIST, and Edward st. Louis, baritone.
A concert by the WBZ Trio and
assisting artists at TAO o'clock win
be the feature Of the Springfield
Dill and will be followed by two
artist recitals. The Little symphony
Orchestra will provide the s O'clock
concert from KDKA.
Ben Selvin's orchestra with Lou
Clayton, master Of ceremonies viii
be the features Of the Midnight
Frolic" broadcast from the Nah
Jong Supper Club, at 10 o'clock,
through WIZ, New York. A vocal
recital by Artist pupils Of Mime.
Lowe will be broadcast at $40
o'clock through the smae station.
See By the Papers.
II See by the Papers by Holly.
wood McCosker, will be broadcast
from WOR, Newark at 7:45 with
talk by Mrs. Franklin d. Roose.
Welt, on What the Women Want
from the Democratic National Con.
vention." Doctor Sigmund Spaeth.
music critic will give the third of
his series of Common Sense
Music" series. other features will
be the David Margulies Trio and
James Caruso with his orchestra.
Other good programs tonight
will come from WCAE, Pittsburgh,
at 1880 with the jolly Crowd; WLW.
Cincinnati at o'clock with the
Armco Band; WOO, Philadelphia at
S:S0 with an artist recital and
Vincent Rizzo's orchestra; and
WGR, Buffalo at o'clock with a
varied musical bill.
Late entertainment will have 10
be received from stations outside
OF Chicago because Of silent night
there. but the other stations are