The Washington times., 1924-10-20
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Talks Will Be Broadcast From
President Theater
Tonight

Addresses by Samuel Gompers,
president Of the American Fedora
ton of Labor; Matthew Vol, vice
president Of, the federation; and
other prominent speakers, which
win be delivered at the Progress.
sive rally at the President Theater
tonight will be broadcast BY sta
tion WCAP, beginning at 10
o'clock. -
The earlier program Of the rally
will not be broadcast.
Malone Speech on Air.
Among the other addresses to be
put on the air by WCAP win be
speeches by Dudley Field Malone,
former collector at the port Of New
York, and william H.. Johnston.
The United States Navy Band,
under the direction of Charles
Benter, will return to the micro
phone of WCAP tonight for q
special concert. The band win
play from 1880 to 9 o'clock.
Following the band music,
WCAP will present the National
Entertainers Quartet, composed ,of
Elsie Schulze, soprano: Mrs.
Bessie Dulin, contralto; Larry
Zach, tenor, and w. B. Peckham,
bass and director. Mrs. Grace
Lawrence will accompany the
quartet at the piano. The con-
Guiding number of the WCAP pro-
gram viii be a recital by Isad0re
Alpher, violin artist of the Her
man Rakemann Studio, and as
sisting artists, Herman Rake
mann, violinist, and Nation Boyce,
concert pianist.
q, Books to Be Reviewed.
!. Several talks are booked from
iWRC this afternoon. Among the
speakers will be Mrs. Milton Reed
and Elise Mulliken, who will give
the Monday afternoon book reviews
under the auspices OF the League
of American PEN Women. Mrs.
Heed viii review Nina by Susan
Ertz, and Miss MnIlilxens will discl1ss
The Wisdom OF Laziness," by Fred.
Kelly.
Musical numbers from WRC win
be given by Mae Becker, soprano,
and George F. Ross. pianist, 4.
Other talks win be by Evelyn, w.
Brainerd on Women Police As
England Sees Them" and a paper
by the National Geographic Society
on Where Is Monday Born"
Headlining the distant entertain.
meIit tonight will be the perform
ance Of the musical comedy Sitting
Pretty" which will be broadcast d.
rect from the Shubeft Theater, Bos-
ton. by. WNAC. The performances
will begin at $40 o'clock.
At $3.50 KDKA, Pittsburg, will
present another Of its musical
travelogues, taking its listeners to.
night to India and :he Tai Mahal
accompanies by the KDKA Little
Symphony Orchestra and Ros 3
SSkinner, cruise director of Thomas
Cook and Sons. Assisting artists
will be Martha Brinkman, soprano,
and Ida Mae Claudy. coctralto.
/ A talk. "Reminiscences Of o. Nat
uralist" will be delivered by Will
lam Beebe, author, naturalist, and
director of the New York Zoo.
logical Society, preceding the trav.
elogue.
Masonic Night from WBZ.
Masonic night will be broadcast
from WBZ, Springfield. with band
concert by the Aleppo Drum Corps
lat 9 o'clock. At 10 o'clock WBZ will
broadcast a concert from Boston,
the details or which will be an
nounced on the air. McEnnelly's
Orchestra win play late dance
concert beginning at 1880.
WGY, Schenectady, will offer its
WGY Orchestra in a concert be-
ginning at 7:45.
The Montreal Radio Show enter.
tainment will be broadcast tonight
by station CFCF. Among the
entertainment features will be a
half hour with Wendell Hall, the
touring RedsI4eaded Music Maker,
presented through the auspices Of
the National Carbon Company.
The radio show broadcast will begin
at $3.50.