The Washington times., 1924-06-13
! ARMY ! BAND
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LIST
Wardman Park Dance Music
to Follow Song and
Speech Features

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Speech Features
With the first Of the two con-
ventions out Of the way radio fans
can prepare to listen to the usual
entertainment broadcasting for
the next ten days, until the Demo-
cratic convention comes to take
the spotlight. Tonight's program
from WCAP is long and varied,
featuring music by the United
States Army Band, Wardman
Park dance music, several talks
and solos.
Song Opens Program.
After the announcement Of base.
ball results at 6:55, Mrs. William
T. Reed, contralto, will offer a
group Of songs at o'clock, accom-
panied by Charles T. Ferry. Cap
tain Gordon Gordon-Smith, war
correspondent, will give the second
Of his series Of political talks at
7:15.
A group of plays by boys Of the
NTH class OF the Sidwen Friends
School, will be broadcast at 1880
with Margaret Archer at the piano.
The children will be under the di.
reetion Of Blanch Polkinhorn.
In recognition of Flag Day, Col
onel James A. Moss, director gen.
efal Of the United States Flag AS.
ISOLATION, who has followed the flag
on the battlefields Of three wars,
will give short talk on "The
Flag and Its Message" at TAO, fol-
lowed by talk on Batteries" by
George c. Furness. This latter will
be brought from the studio Of sta.
ton WEAF', New York.
The first section Of the concert
by the Army Band, under the di.
rection Of William J. Stannard, will
come from WCAP at 8 O'Clock fol-
lowed by a talk on 1.-THE Honorable
John B. Spud-Alias Potatoes" un.
der the auspices Of the Department
OF Agriculture, in the interest of a
better understanding Of food prices.
The second part Of the Army band
concert will come at $50, lasting
for an hour.
Dan Ring, local reporter, will
come on at $50 to talk on the ex.,
periences Of police reporter He
will be followed by song recital
by Louis Thompson, tenor, and
head of the Louis Thompson
The final event on the program
will be two hours of dance music
from Irving Boernstein's Wardnan
Park orchestra, lasting from 10 to
IL o'clock.
Out of Town Offerings.
Out Of town programs are headed
by a play from Schenectady to.
night. Edward Sheldon's drama of
politics, "The Boss" will be pre-.
sented by the WGY players, assisted
by the WGY orchestra at 7:45. 1t
will be followed at 1890 by a pro.
gram OF Italian music, featuring
the WGY orchestra and q recently
discovered baritone, Antonio Caruso.
Characters in the play will be:
James D. Griswold, of Griswold and.
Company, contractors; Donald Girls
void. his son; Emily Griswold, his
daughter; butler; Lawrence Dun.
can; Michael r. Regain, Of Regan
and Company, contractors; Davis,
MS private secretary; Mrs. Cuyler;
forky Mccoy, Regan's representa-.
tive in Fourth Ward; Seaman:
archbishop Sullivan; lieutenant of
pol1ce;s and maid.
Inc play takes place in one of
the Eastern Lake ports, during the
year 1911. The scenes will be:
Act l. Griswold's drawing room.
the afternoon Of October 2S.
Act II. Mr.. Regan's Library. The
evening of April 20.
Act III. The same. the follovfn0
morning. 20 =.
Act ~. Inspectors room at the
police station, three days later.
Late Programs.
WBZ. Springfield, is on rather
late again this evening. with a CON.
cert by group of artists with the
montgomery Male Quartet. at 10
o'clock. Smith College Students,
Orchestra will follow at IL. with q
Club. 'A' 1iee
Many advertising orchestra and
entertainers feature WEAF's pro.
gram from New York tonight. but
some OF the headliners will be RilIv
Jones and Ernest Hare, and RaInb
Tag, baritone. PA
A concert by the New York Col.
lege of Music will headline WIZ
New York's program, with a con.
cert direct from Aeolian Hall. Other
events will be Mayor Hylan's PEG.
pies concert and the Hotel Bellclair
orchestra.
WISE, Atlanta, is celebrating the
second anniversary of the installa.
ton of the 500 watt transmitter
with an anniversary program at q
o'clock and an anniversary Jubilee"
at ll:45. This station does its best
to get all the anniversaries it can
TO celebrate.
Following an artist recital AT >
o'clock. through WNAC, Boston
the kalua Hawaiian Trio will give
a program at 8, relayed from
WEAN, Providence.
Pennsylvania Railroad Night NJ
WOO, Philadelphia, will be marked
by the Atlantic Division Band
triple quartet, and individual artists.
A dance program from Hotel Adel.
phia. will be broadcast for two
hours beginning at 8 o'clock.
other interesting program TONIGHT
will come from WGR, Buffalo. at
9 o'clock: VINO, Memphis, at mid.
night. and KYW. Chicago from 0
to 1890 p. m.