The Washington times., 1924-04-21
Local Broadcast
NAA-NaVal Radio Station,
Arlington.
$3.50 Meters. 9NaFI,)

IL and 10 p. m.-Time signals.
1901 p. m.--WeatheF report, ship
orders, naval press news,
WCAP-Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company tA60l.
7:15 to 1880 p. m.-"Phantom For.
tunes" is the subject of a short ad
dress to be delivered by H. NJ. Cool,
under the auspices Of the Better
Business Bureau of the District of
Columbia.
From the Studio of Station WEAF.
1880 p, m.-Jane Thomas, lyric 50.
prano, and Vernice Gay, pianiste.
Program: BY Miss Thomas -"Phy',
lis Has Such Charming Graces''
(Youngl, Lullaby" (Scott), my
Love Is a Fisherman" Strickland,
Honey Chile" (Strickland). BY Miss
Gay-"Three Preludes" Chopin,
"Mazurka in A minor" IChopin),
"Gnomenreigen'' (Lisztl.
8 p. m.-"Historic Clocks" a talk
by Russell A. CowleS.
$40 p. m.--Jane Thomas. lyric
soprano, and Vernice Gay, pianiste.
Program: BY Miss Thomas Sweet
Little Woman o. Mine" (Bartlettl
The Night Wind" farley. BY
Miss Gay-"Caprice Espagnol''
(Mozkowski).
500 p. m.-Charles Void, player
of musical glasses. Program:
'Miserere'' from III Trovatore"
WerdD; Sweetest Story Ever Told"
(Etolts).
s;S0 p. m.-May Sinrhai Breen
and Her Girl Syncopators.
ReAA n Dat nepAfl1N hm niknAA
aocompa MED by H, Everett Hall.
Program: 1.-THE Supreme Adventure
(Stephensl; 20 Lovely Night" iron.
add; Elaboration" Cook; "To
Horse, to Horse" (Stephens).
$50 p. m.--May Singh Breen
and Her Girl Syncopators.
sp. m.-Charles Void, player of
musical glasses. Program: "Fiower
Song Gange); Where Is MY Wan
eosTin 4,rI Boy ~ Tonight o. Medley of
9I0 p. m,--Pat O'Reil!>, baritone,
Program: 1.-THE Temple Bells"
Less Than the Dust" "Kashmiri
Song" ''TiH I wake" CFinden>;
THE Little House Of Dreams"
Burieigh),
$50 ,: m,--May Singh Brean and
AA SSHNOPNAVE6'
WlAY-WOodward q INthrop (?73
p. m.-Phonograph selections:
Ross Ju Ju Man" "Arcady, !" "Why
Should Give My Lover" you Nav
he Fast" Piano solos: "Teddy Jun.
Tor March," '"The Shadows Fall"
Photograph selections: "Roll Along
Missouri" II Love You," "Missis.
sippi Ripplss," THAT Brand New
Girl: Piano solos: "Levey Come
Back" Sunshine Of Mine"
WMU-Doubleday.HiN Electric Co.
(285.)
4!S0 to $40 p. m.--MusicaI seiec.
tons.
The LepPeehaun's Dance" (Stan,
SoFd-GFainger); Southern Roses. !"
waltz (Strauss); "Valse In D.flat,"
(Ray); "Aubade," (Lalo); "Etude in
p-tlat," Niszt); "Humoresque, !"
Dvorak); "Evening Whispers"
(Palmgren); "A Dream" Rartlett):
margaret at the Spinning Wheel"
lGchubert,Liszt); "The Lost Chord"
(Proctor.Suiiivan); Peer Gynt Suite, !"
(GreiEI.
WRC-Radio Corporation 1867.
-, D. m,7FaShion developments OF
the moment by Eleanor Glynn,
500 .. m.--Song recital by
Marian l.. Steward, contralto.
E4lSabeth Gardner Coombs at the
piano.
$3.50 p. ma Restorer of Paths. !"
h6S~ the editor OF the international
Interpreter.
$3.50 p. m.--song recital by Ann
Hall Rlaekwood, soprano. Janet
marshall at the piano
$50 p. m.-"What Women Are
pong Today" by Mrs, William,
Athertcn pupuy.
Grant. ''' - "
4'O6 p, n,---Book review---"Told
by an Idiot" by Rose MacauIay, re-
viewed by Mrs. Milton Reed, under
the auspices OF the League OF
american Pen Women.
4h5 p. m.--Conoert of Hawaiian
music by Henry G. Harding,
pip p. nl.-'-Ipstruction in Interna
tional code,
Albion,
6I5 p. m.-"The High Schools OF
washington" by Stephen u. Cramer
principal Of Central High school
Washington. %. c.. under the
auspices % the National Education
! Association.