The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17

ecernstein's MadrlIIon String
cd Combination viii
Brighten Evening


under the auspices Of the Thir-
teen Club, . concert by one Of
Irving Boernstein's newer combi.
nations, and a concert by the
Army Music School, will help vary
the evening from WRC.
The program will open with the
regular weekly Bible talk under
the auspices Of the Mems Organ.
lied Bible Class, presented by
Congressman John G. Box Of
Texas.
Senator Ladd to Talk.
Immediately after the Bible class,
another member Of Congress, Sen.
ator Edwin s. Ladd Of North Da-
kota will be heard. Senator Ladd'S
topic will be one which has been
well discussed during the past few
weeks, German Relief" It IL ex-
new angle tonight.
The first song recital Of the eve.
ming will be by Artie Faye Gdilford.
spot in the homes Of most radio
fans through her consistently enjoy.
able song programs.
Fans viii have an opportunity to
act as judges Of an air debate to be
staged by the Thirteen Club, at $50,
on the subject, els a Third Party
Noeded?" Ben A. LeFevre will
argue the negative side and David
r. Smith will defend the affirmative.
Colonel Joseph F. Randall, president
Of the club, will preside.
After the debate. q new trio will
make its radio debut, when BOern'
stems Cafe Madrillon Trio presents
q concert. Stringed trios are In
creasingly popular and always en-.
joyAble on the radio program, and
Il IL hoped this new organization
will become as much favorite az
the other regular Bcernstein tea
lures. -
Secretary Davis Is Also On.
Secretary of Labor James j.
Davis will he heard for the third
time from WRC. with his topic.
''Outdoor Recreation" Secretary
Davis Is perhaps the most enter
tanning speaker among the Cabinet
officers who have been heard over
the air. He is speaking this time
for the Nation Conference on Out.
door Recreation.
Jack Nesbit, the well-known en-
tertainsr, who has appeared on sew.
eral occasions on the programs OF
the Shoreham Hotal orchestra, and
who is heard frequently at the local
cabarets, will present another OF
his informal and entertaining re-
citals.
The concluding number on the
program will be concert Of eight
numbers by the Army Music School,
Captain p. w. Lewis comma nding:
music, and bandleader students,
conducting. Each number will be
directed by q different bandleader
student.
Sunday mornings service over
WCAP will come from the First
Church Of Christ Scientist. The
sermon will be on the subject, Nor
tails and Imnortals." Mrs. Flora
McGill Keefer. contralto, will DO tho
WOloist.
The afternoon program from Mt.
81. Alban will be given from the
amphitheater outside of the cathe-
dral. Bishop Freeman will preach
his last radio sermon until next
fall, and other addresses will be
made by Senator George Wharton
Pepper of Pennsylvania, and Gen.
Oral John l.. Hines, U. s. A. The
Army Band will assist the Cathedral
choir in providing music for the
occasion. The radio audience has
been especially invited by the bishop
u be present.
Roxy and Gang, OF Course.
Roxy and the Capitol Theater
artists will come on at 500 as In the
past, and will be followed by the
Skinner organ recital. Roxy will
present Gilbert and Sullivan's
opera, ''Pinafore." Frederick ].
Haskin will talk on 1.-THE American
Government" at 9:16.
Tonight's headliner on the out.of-
town program will come from Phila-
delphia, through WIFI, at 7:15, when
the final session of the American
Academy of Political Science will
be broadcast. Speeches will be made
by Sir Esme Howard, British am.
bassador to the United States; Sena.
tor Spencer Of Missouri, Simeon d.
Fess Senator from Ohio, Congress.
man Wainwright from New York,
cambridge Colby, former Secretary
Of State, and Bruce Bliven, editor
OF the New Republic.
The Grosskopf Trio will render
program through WEAF, New
York, at 1920. consisting Of the
Mendelssohn Trio In ID Minor
Sigmund Grosskopf, director, will
later render a solo program. Louise
Girard, pianist, will entertain the
audience with short recital.
Brigadier General Palmer e,
Pierce will speak under the aua.
pieces Of the American Olympic com.
mittee. His subject will be, '"The
College Man and THE Olympic
Idea" Other features will be
Jeanne Alfred, soprano; Florence
Petsch, contralto, and Saul Roselle,
barytone.
Musical Clubs At WBZ.
A concert by the Worcester Poly.
tech Institute combined musical
clubs will feature WBZ's Sprinr.
Held program tonight. A recital by
Mrs. Ethel Ranger Gunner, soprano,
and Mrs. Hettie Roberts, contralto:
and q concert by the Hotel kim.
ball Trio are also on the program.
kDKA, Pittsburgh, will feature 4
program by the Wrestling band
ut o'clock.
One OF the best from out Of town
Tonight will come from WOR.
Newark, featuring the Pullman