The Washington times., 1924-04-14
ALI SPEAK
At D. A. !.
PA|||.R|LEY
None But President Have
Spoken Over Radio Before.
Marine Band to Play.

Coolidge, Jules j. Jusserand, am
bassador from France, and Sir
Esnne Howard, ambassador from
Great Britain, before the opening
session Of the annual congress of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution at Continental Me-
mortal Hall will be broadcast by
WCAP tonight beginning at 8
o'clock.
The meeting will be opened with
an invocation by the Rt. Rev.
James E. Freeman, bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of Washington;
music will be furnished between
speeches by the United States
Marine Band and songs will be
rendered by famous artists.
Making Radio Debut.
The President has broadcast be.
fore, but the others are making
their radio debut tonight in what is
y Undoubtedly one Of the. greatest
programs which radio has thus far
II produced for the listening public.
y, Because of their position. AHabassa,
Il doris. rarely come in contact with
II much of the American public. Am
basador Jusserand is dean of the
IA diplomatic corps of Washington.
The local program will be opened
y at 1870 with a song recital by
Io1n fssnvr A q
New York, and re-bfbadcast by the
/ local WCAP. A. v. Llhcrio' will
accompany Miss Clark, l
The afternoon program from
" WRC is more than usually inter-
esting with a. talk by Mrs. William
& Anterior Dupuy, on What Women
:. Are Doing; book review by Mrs.
& Harry Atwood Colman, OF $50 Big, y
& by Edna Ferber, under auspices of
4 the League Of American Pen
n Women; song recital by Ethel Fast,
& soprano, and piano recital by
6 Glen Carow. At 6:15 WRC will
Putnam, librarian of the National
Library, on How the Library of
y Congress Serves the Nation"
III AIDE Comedy From Troy
4 The out-of-town program tonight
q is unusually diversified, including
drama, opera and religious music.
s. WHAZ, Troy, where the Masque of
q Troy will present the four-act
s comedy of rural politics, The
County Chairman" by the personal
permission of the author, George
AIDE
This play has been chosen by
4 the Masque as the vehicle for its
y fifteenth season, and is presented
under the direction of John M.
u Francis. Between the acts the
y Masque Orchestra will play selec-
4 lions including two original compo-
positions of Marion l.. Barth,
y pianist. 4
The action Of the play takes place
4 about 1880, somewhere in this
country" The program follows:
& Act. 1--Main street in front OF
Widow Jimmison's store.
Act 2-The Court House grove.
Act. 3-Offices of Hacker s
Wheeler.
s Act Anterior of the Court
g. House.
FollowiRg the play, WHAZ will
broadcast it's monthly transconti-
mental and International program,
Serenaders of Rensselaer, Poly
3 technic Institute Students Orchestra
I. with interpolated readings.
Nj Opera on at New York.
Il; ''Poppies of Old Japan" forty
five minute opera composed by AL
fred G.. Robyn, win be presented
ltsto WIZ listeners by the Marion
Club Opera Company, New York, at
I. $3.50. On the same program, Airline
Thomas, one of the outstanding
American dramatic sopranos, will
broadcast a special recital at S:1S
o'clock. The afternoon program from
from WIZ will feature a piano
recital by Washington artist,
Rosemary Finckel, E one Of the
I youngest concert pianists Of this
country. Most of Miss Finckeps re-
+ citals have beer in Washington, but
Hhe has had several engagements in
New York during the past season.
!; The first and second episode from
1 william A. Brady's latest play,
"Simon Called Peter which is q
dramatization of Robert Keable's
novel by the same name will be
broadcast from WGR, Buffalo at
1890 tonight An elaborate must
cal program will be presented by
1 the same station beginning at 3
o'clock.
y The Newark Oratorio Society
will present THE Messiah" by
Handel, under the direction of
Louis Arthur Russell through
WOR, beginning at $50. When
that closes the canLaIa From Olivet
I to Calvary Stainer, will be sung
through WOO Philadelphia, by the
choir of the Church Of the Incar-
nation. This. will begin at 1880
z O'Clock,
Vanities On Again.
Other excellent offerings tonight
will come from KSD St. Louis,
with Earl CAROLS "Vanities" at
o:l5; WLW Cincinnati at and 10
with AN Hour With Schubert" by
the Orpheus String Quartet and
\ Woody Meyers Cincinnati Orches-
\ IRA; WGY Schenectady, at 7:45 pre-
X senting William Healy's Orchestral,
and WSB Atlanta at 9 and 11:45
presenting paraphrase of Allan
ta's 1924 Metropolitan opera season,
with Signor Emil Volpi's operate
quartet, chorus and soloists and a
colored quartet in darby spirituals.
WendaIl Hall, the luke" playing
singer, is back for crystal sets this
week, entertaining from KDKA,
Pittsburgh. He VIII come on at
1880 o'clock.