The Washington times., 1924-08-11
CEREMONY
FORDAV|S
TONIGHT
WCAP Broadcast Program OF
Democratic Candidates
Notification

The ceremonies incident to the
notification Of John w. Davis of
his nomination as the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency will
be broadcast by a group Of sta
tons, including station WCAP,
hooked up over the lines of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company at 8 o'clock tonight.
Comes By Direct Wire.
The ceremonies will be brought
to Washington over a direct wire
from Clarksburg, W. Va.
Included on the program at
Clarksburg will be band music and
the addresses Of Senator Walsh
who viii notify Mr.. Davis Of his
nomination and the address Of &C.
ceptance by the Democratic stand
ard bearer.
It IL expected that the ceremonies
viii last for about two hours.
Other stations which are included
In the hook-up are Stations wEAF.
New York; WAR, Providence;
WLW. Cincinnati; WTAM, Cleve-
land; wNAC, Boston; WGY, schen.
Octady: KDKA. Pittsburgh: WGN,
Chicago, and KSD. st. Louis.
The list may be extended to in.
clude Cleveland station and DOS.
Gibly one each ia Detroit and
Buffalo.
The remainder Of the WCAP
program for the evening will be
announced by radiophone.
WRC Program.
The WRC program for the after.
noon will be featured by a song
recital by Peggy Wooten, soprano
Miss Wooten has just returned to
Washington from California where
she appeared in several recitals.
She 1s a product of the studio Of
Mrs. r. H. Dalgleish. The only
other musical event on the WRC
program will be a piano recital by
Eleanor Glynn.
Two book reviews by members
OF the League of American Pen.
women and two Outlook" talks
will complete the afternoon bill.
The book reviews scheduled are
Of J. S. Fletcher's 1.-THE Time
Worn Town" by Mrs. Blance Ray,
ana of Memories of the Civil
War" by Mrs. Amos A. Fries.
The two Outlook" talks will be
Farmers" and THE Sons of
Martha Foregather.
Distant Stations.
Featuring the distant entertain
ment from stations not broadcasting
the Davis notification ceremonies
VIII be a concert at WOR Newark,
by the Newark Philharmonic Con-
cert Band, direct from Branch
Brook Park, Newark. The band of
fifty pieces will play under the
direction of Carl D. Bethel. The
following numbers will be played:
"Star.Spangled Banner" "Sakun-
tala," Goldmark; 1.-THE Scandinavian
Musician" Schaaf; ELI, Eli" Jew
ish Melody; Danny and his Hobby
Horse, Pryor: soprano solos, Lucille
Bethel; Mighty Lax a Rose"
ANOVAAb ~ SE4CCI lay JdCODS"
Bond; "Andante Cantabile," Tschai-
kowsky; Medley Of Old Folk
Songs" Lake; "Sextette from
Lucia, Donizetti; Blue Danube
Waltz" Strauss; Echoes from the
Metropolitan Opera House." Tobani.
A concert by the WOR, Monday
Nights and a program of dance
music by the Carolinians will COM
plete the WOR bill.
WGR, Buffalo, will offer n must.
cal program presented by Miss Olive
Weetley, violinist, Mrs. Ethel Elan,
reader, and Edward c. Rather,
tenor. Other WGR numbers will be
q musical program by the Lafayette
Harmony Orchestra. and a concert
Of dance music by Vincent Lopez
Hotel Statler Orchestra.
WHAZ, Troy, will make its
weekly entry on the air at 0 o'clock
with a program Of dance music by
Anthony Flush and his syncopators
and artists assistants.
New York features will include
q midnight Bohemian show from
WGN, and concerts by the McAlpin
Roof Orchestra from WIZ and by
the Cliff Crest Orchestra from the
new municipal station WNYC.
Zion City, WCBD, will come on
the air at o'clock with one of its