The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-10
RESIDENT
TALKSON
HOMES
Makes Sixth Appearance" on
Air-Navy Chief Expected
to Outline Policy

SAO NAVY WADuE1 OOHdLOT NODSTC
N. Stanfield and Congressman
John G. Ketcham will be the speak
ers on tonight's program from the
local stations in one of the great
est array of prominent statesmen
ever lined up for a single nights
bill. In addition a message from
Bishop James E. Freeman will be
read.
President Calvin Coolidge will
address the radio audience over
the air through stations WCAP
and WEAF from his study in the
White House. This address, which
will be his sixth appearance" on
the air, will be on the subject of
Better Homes" He will take the
air at 8 o'clock, at which time
WRC will be silent.
Rest Of Bill From WRC.
The remainder of the program
will come from station WRC, where
navy night will be in swing with
Secretary Wilbur's address and a
concert by the United States Navy
Band, under the leadership Of
Charles Benter, and assisted by
Gretchen Hood, soprano. The secre-
tary will talk at 9:15 and will be
followed at $50 by the band con-
cert. The band will feature Miss
Hood as soloist Of the evening.
Secretary Wilbur will treat with
an aspect Of naval affairs and activ.
tiles which will be Of great national
interest. The nation will await his
words with additional interest, be-
cause it may be his first policy
statement"
Senator Robert N Stanfield of
Oregon, who is scheduled to speak
at S:15, has chosen as his topic,
"Have Faith in our Republic. a."
Congressman Ketcham Of Michigan
win present the regular Saturday
evening Bible talk which is broad
cast from WRC under the auspices
of the Mems Organized Bible Glass
Association. He will come on at
7:4O.
Mothers Day Message.
Listeners will be reminded Of
Mothers Day by two events from
WRC this evening. In the o'clock
period, following childrens hour,
Mrs. G. C. Calhoun will tell about
the progress and plans of the Moth
er Memorial Foundation, a move
ment for the promotion Of a nation
wide organization with memorial
In the Capital to all mothers. At
the beginning of the evening pro-
gram, message from Bishop Free
man, will be read. This will also
be about Mothers Day.
Three more meritorious numbers
are scheduled for the evening pro-
gram. Dorothy D. Wilson, young
artist who has appeared before
from WRC, and who was a great
success in Cherry Blossom Time"
will render a song recital at 9
o'clock accompanied by Miss Eliza
beth Gardner Coombs. Mrs Coombs
will give a piano recital at $50, and
Oliver M. Maxam will give his
weekly talk on the coast guard serv.
ice, his subject this time being,
Forty Hours of Gloom and Gale"
Sunday mornings service over
WCAP will come from the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Reverend Joseph r. Sizoo will de-
liver his first sermon as pastor of
the church. The usual service from
Bethlehem Chapel will be broadcast
at o'clock in the afternoon.
Following Roxy's program from
New York, which will last from
6:2O to 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
Frederick j. Haskin will talk on
1.-THE American Government"
AT 8:15 o'clock, a special pro-
gram under the auspices Of the
Catholic Charities of the Arch
diocese Of New York will be broad.
cast. The feature of the program
will be an address by his Eminence
Patrick Cardinal Hayes. Appropri.
ate musical selections will be rend.
cred by st. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church Chorlsters, DIR,
John Philip Foley, directing, as
sisted by instrumental vocalists and
organ recitals.
Out-Of-TOwn Weak.
Tonight's out-of.town program is
rather weak, with nothing even near
Ing the local programs in general
interest.
Something new in radio enter.
tainment will be broadcast from
WIZ, New York, however, when
Harry Pick, leading man in the
musical comedy success, "Lollipop."
presents a "One-Man Radio Vaude.
vile Act at $50. He will sing
some of his own songs accompany.
ing himself on the ukelele, win
give brief tap dance on a special
clog board before the microphone
and will play one or two novel
piano numbers.
Following the bedtime story at
WBZ, Springfield, the Hotel Kim.
ball Trio will give a concert at
$40. A program from the General
Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church will follow, with Bishop
Edwin Fl. Hughes and George FL
hot as speakers.
KDKA has booked q concert by
the Westinghouse BandAat s o'clock.
Eddie Elkins and his Woodman-
stem Inn Orchestra, one Of the most
popular combinations of today, will.
give a program OF dance music
over WEAF, at $40. Francis
Moore, American pianist, will pre-
sent group of solos. He is the
protege of Nine. Powell, Metro
politan Opera star. Fl.
"A Night In BroadcastinR Sta.
ton" will be presented by station
WHIP, Philadelphia. All OF the
regular features of WIP's studio
and remote control will be broad.
cast from the Metropolitan Opera
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