The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-10

Capital Male Quartet and
Capt. Gordon Smith Billed.
MusicaIes Announced

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Concerts by the United States
Navy Band Orchestra and the
Irving Boernstein Wardman Park
Hotel Dance Orchestra win feature
the program to be broadcast to-
night BY Station WCAP.
Both 81 the concerts win be
broadcast by remote control, the
navy music being picked Up from
the Marine Barracks, and the
dance music being played lin the
dining room Of the Wardman Park
Hotel The Navy Band Orchestra
will be conducted BY Charles
Renter.
Capital Male Quartet.
Other numbers Of the evening en-.
tertainment will be q group Of songs
by the Capital Male Quartet, led
by Ed Callow, and talk by Cap
tain Gordon n.Smith, on For
eign Affairs. "
The seventh and last game Of the
world series TO be played this after
noon at American League Park also
win be broadcast BY WCAP and
several other eastern stations.
Graham McNamee, who has been
at the microphone for the first six
games viii give way today to r. G.
Carlin and Stuart Hayes. Nc.
Nance left the Capital for the West
last night, to fill another engage
ment.
The descriptive broadcast Of the
game will begin at 1:45.
international Debate.
Among the interesting features to
be broadcast by the distant stations
tonight will be the second Of the
international debates betWeen Ok.
ford University and Ohio State Col.
lege which win be put on the
air at Columbus by WEAO at 8
O'Clock. The debate will be on the
subject: Resolved: That this house
condemns the French policy toward
Germany since the war.
Al half dozen band concerts also
win be included In the distant en-
tertainment. At 5 o'clock the SteTl1-
ington Band will play q concert from
WGY, Schenectady: at $50 the
sWestingho Band viii come on
the air at KDKA: &c o'clock
three more bands will make their
appearance, the Al. and M. College
Band from WBAP, Fort Worth; the
Sixth Infantry Band from KSD, St.
Louis; q military band from KFDM,
Beaumont, Tex, and at $3.50 the
sixth band concert will be broadcast
by Barrett'ss Band from WLAG,
Minneapolis.
The Canadian railways program
this evening will be broadcast by
CNRT, the Toronto station Of the
Toronto Star. The concert viii
begin at o'clock.
StrOIIers Orchestra.
A second Canadian feature will
be a concert of dance music to be
played by the Strollers Orchestra
from CFCF Montreal.
WDAR, Philadelphia, win present
an early program featuring the
Melodiuue Trio and the WDAR
Players in q one-act play, and
late concert by the Morning Glory
Club.
A playlet also will be presented
from WIS, Chicago, at Has. Other
w 14o A0dtAESS Will US al muir 4esLtKA
program sand dance music by
Isham Jones' College Inn Orchestra.
Vaughn De Leath, the original
radio girl win be presented by
WNYC, New York, at 11:30, to be
followed at midnight by Nat
Martins Orchestra in q concert Of
dance music.
Other midnight and near mid.
night entertainments include q
program Of dance music by McEn-
nelly's Singing Orchestra ct WIZ,
Springfield; a concert by Chapman's
Orchestra at WGN, Chicago; a
program by the Oglethorpe Uni
versity Petrels at WSB. Atlanta; q
midnight revue at KYW, Chicago;
q midnight frolic at VINO, Mem.
phis, and a concert by the Oriole
Orchestra at webb, Chicago.
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