The Washington times., 1924-10-27
SECRET
WILBUR To
SPEAK
Michael ArIen's 1.-THE Green
Hat" to Be Reyiewed-Ad-
dress by Freeman

Radio will observe Navy Day
throughout the country this after
noon and tonight.
Locally WCAP will present an
hours navy program beginning
at z o'clock and consisting of a
concert by the United States Navy
Band Orchestra, directed by
Charles Benter, and talk by
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur.
The program will be rebroad-
cast by WEAF, New York, and
WMAF, South Dartmouth, Mass.
Between thirty and forty other
stations have made arrangements
for their own special observance
Of the day.
Dedication Exercises.
Following the Navy Day hour,
WCAP will transfer it's microphone
70 the new All Saints Unitarian
Church. where the dedication exer.
cises will be broadcast, including ad.
dresses by Chef Justice William H.
Taft and Charles H. Strong, of New
York, president Of the Unitarian
Laymen's League.
Concluding the WCAP program
will be series of eadings by
Charles B Hanford, well known
ShakeSnearean actor
Talks which will be heard on the
afternoon program Of WRC will in
clude two book reviews given under
the auspices of the League of
American Pen Women, Il paper on
How Geography Lured Joseph C..
Conrad" prepared by the National
Geographic Society, and a second
paper on San Paolo-City of Coffee
and Shakes" ..
"The Green Hat
The book reviews will be delivered
by Peggy Albion, who will discuss
The Green Hat" by Michael Arlen,
and Mrs. Amos Fires, VINO will re-
view President Coolidge's 1.-THE
Price of Freedom"
Musical numbers will be provided
by Frances Shea, naxzo-soprano,
and Eleanor Glynn, pianist.
The regular children hour will be
conducted at 6 o'clock by Peggy
Albion and will be followed by talk
on Theodore Roosevelt, the Boys
Hero" by Mrs. M. Clyde Kelly.
Among the leading Navy. Night
programs that will be broadcast at
distant stations, are a special pro.
gram consisting of Navy Band music
and an address by Admiral w. L.
Rodgers. from WIZ, New York, and
a program arranged by the Charles
town Navy Yard, from WNAC, Bos.
ton.
Celebration exercises will also be
broadcast from a few stations to.
night concentrating the birthday
OF Theodore Roosevelt. Heading these
programs will he that to be broad.
cast by WOR, Newark, Mt which
Bishop James e. Freeman, of the
Washington diocese, and Senator
Calder Of New York will speak.
Music for the program will be FRO
vided by the orchestra of the s. S.
George Washington.
Governor PinchOt to Talk.
Philadelphia, through WOO, will
WAOoACnSI at . CLOCK the opening
exercises Of Old Home Week at
Bethany Presbyterian Church where
addresses will be delivered by Gov.
efnor Clifford Pinchot, of Pennsyl.
vania, Mayor Kendrick of Philadei.
phia, and General Smedley Butler,
director of public safety in Phila.
delphia.
KDKA, Pittsburgh, will present
its Little Symphony Dance Orches.
ira in concert beginning at $50.
and WGY, Schenectady, in addition
70 a brief Navy Night program,
Will present the Royal Flush Orches.
ira in program Of dance music.
WCAE, Pittsburgh, offers a nov.
city, In the first flight of a myth
cal dirigible which Will provide en-.
tertainment for the listeners of that
station at IL o'clock.
Other late concerts include those
from WSAI, Cincinnati, where the
Irish Colleen Minstrels will be TEA.
tured, and WIN, cincinnati, where
the Irish Minstrels will be featured
and WTAM, Cleveland, where Spi.
talny's Orchestra will entertain until
] o'clock.