The Washington times., 1924-01-12
MAKER
GOES ON
At $40
Meyer Davis lie Paradis Band
Will Be Broadcast by
WCAP.

WCAP.
Wendell Hall, the "uke-pick-
ing" singer from the West, will
be back again entertaining Wash
ington fans tonight at the joint
program of WEAF and WCAP.
The funmaker is scheduled for
$40 o'clock.
Other musical headliners of the
program are "The Chiclet Quar-
tette," Emma Gilbert, contralto,
and Josiah B. Free, baritone.
Sophie Irene Loeb, writer and
president of the board of child
welfare of the city of New York,
will speak at 7:45 under the aus
pices of the New York Tuber-
culosis Association.
Meyer Davis Band Plays.
WCAP will conclude the joint con.
cert at 1880 and move over to
lie Paradis where it will broadcast
the Meyer Davis dance music.
WEAF will conclude it's program
with a late hour of music by the
Vincent Lopez Orchestra from the
Hotel Pennsylvania grill room.
The thirty-eighth annual banquet
of the Ohio Society of New York
will be broadcast direct from the
Waldorf Astoria grand ball room
through WIZ. Among the speakers
will be the Japanese ambassador.
the minister from China, Ambassa-
dor Cyrus e. Woods, and Mrs.
Eleanor Franklin Egan. The broad
cast will begin at $3.50.
WIFI, the Strawbridge and Clothier
station at Philadelphia, will broad
cast the banquet of the North
Philadelphia Realty Board at which
former Governor Richard Yates, Of
Illinois, will speak on Abraham
Lincoln" and Congressman James
II. MacLafferty, of California, will
speak on "The Trend of the Times. I"
Capt. Irving O'Hay, u. S. A, re-
tired, will discuss Life and Laugh
ter"
A discussion of the Federal reserve
system by Montfort Jones, assistant
professor of finance at the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh, will be featured
by KDKA.
Saturday Night Best.
Saturday night music is favored
on practically all programs through
out the country.
WGY, at Schenectady, will present
the orchestra of Jack Symonds, or
the Hampton Hotel, Albany, at $3.50;
Charlie Kerr and his orchestra from
the St. James Hotel, Philadelphia,
will be heard from WIP; the KDkA
dance orchestra will liven up Pitts
burgh along with the Fisher Melody
Boys, who will play from WCAE,
the station of the Pittsburgh Press,
and dance programs are offered also
at WNAC, Boston, WLW, Cincin-
natl; WHAS, Louisville, and other
stations.
\ WFAA, Dallas, will begin a pro-
gram of Hawaiian music at l O'CLOCK
by the Mcdowell Sisters, and mid
night Jazz is carded from WDAP,
Chicago, and KYW, Chicago.
A tea dance at the Palais d'Amour,
Philadelphia, at which Bobbie Lee
and his Cotton Pickers" will play,
will be featured this afternoon by
WDAR.
Helen S. Mccoy, pianist and
Lena Corbin kausey, soprano, will
feature the WIZ, Springfield, pro-
gram with selections from Chopin,
LaForge and Rachmaninoff.
Sermons to Be Broadcast.
The sermon of DIR. Ulysses G, Is.
Pierce. of All Souls Unitarian
Church, will be broadcast tomorrow
morning direct from Keith's Thea
ter by WCAP. Afternoon services
at Bethlehem Chapel. Mt. st. AL
bans Episcopal Cathedral, at which
Rishop James e. Freemen will
preach will be broadcast by the
WCAP Company in the afternoon.
The Vermont Avenue Christian
Church service will be heard to-
morrow night from the Boyer sta
ton.
'Roxie" and his Capitol Theater
gang will take the boards again
Tomorrow night for their Sunday
concert through WEAF and WCAP.
s'Roxie" promises something new
ut that time. Watch him.
Other important features of the
Sunday programs are the Sunday
evening concerts by the Hotel Com
Hnodore Orchestra, New York, from
WY; the Waldorf Symphonic Or
chestra from WIZ, and the Arcadia
Concert Orchestra program tomor-
row afternoon from WDAR, Phila-