The Washington times., 1924-02-05
MAY OPE n
| AGAIN ON
FRIDAY
Plans for Broadcasting Of
Passing Show" Are Still
Uncertain.

Silence viii be observed by both
the local stations tonight out
Of respect for Woodrow Wilson.
It is expected that the two stations
will remain silent until after the
funeral Of the War Leader.
WRC Cancels Program.
The Radio Corporation station
WRC has announced that they win
remain silent tonight and tomorrow
night, with plans for Thursday
night still unsettled. Tentative
plans have been made to broadcast
the features from the Passing
gram was originally scheduled for
the rest Of the program out of re-
spect for the former President.
KSD Program Fine.
The headliner for, out of town to.
night, iS the special all-night pro.
gram for greatest distance, from
KSD, st. Louis, with orchestras
galore, and about score OF artists
Of every hue and color. The man
Rgenent says no one but acknowl.
edged stars win be admitted to the
studio tonight and the program al
most bears out the statement. This
program win start at o'clock,
Eastern standard time.
Over at New York, WEAF Is
putting on the program which was
scheduled to come through WCAP
until Wilson's death closed the
~ko Int
gram with Oscar Stolberg, the ia
NOUS character comedian and the
Crescent Trio. On the same pro-
gram is Brooke Johns, Washington
ian, who is now with the Ziegfeld
Tollies, singing to his own accom-
paniment on the banjo, with Ray
Perkins at the piano. Charlotte
Lund, operate soprano and lecturer,
ID returning to WEAF to give Sc
lections from "Thais," la Boheme,"
Butterfly" and Cavalleria Rusti-
cApA."
Electrical Engineers.
The midwinter meeting of the
American Institute of Electrical En-
gineers, at Philadelphia. is TO be
broadcast through several stations
tonight. It is on the program OF
wEAF, WGY, Schenectady. WIP,
Philadelphia, KDKA, Pittsburgh and
other stations. This will start at
$50 p. m.
Arthur Murray win give the Sec
0nd Of a series Of dancing lessons,
through WGY, before the meeting
Of Electrical Engineers at 1880.
Florence Moore, star OF the Music
Box Revue, is leading the Newark,
wOR, program, being scheduled for
the afternoon, at 8. Halsey Miller
and his orchestra are slated Tor an
other of their "Music While You
Dine' programs at 6:15 and 7
o'clock. with the popular MAN in
the Moon Stories for Children" sand.
wiched in between.
Two Plays Offered.
Two plays are offered for dra'
matte fans this evening. WNAC,
Boston, is presenting ''Zeta Folliee
Of 1924" by the Somerville High
School, of the city, and the Straw
bridge and Clothier Players in Ph1la-
delphia are offering ''The Radio
Widow" to be broadcast through
WIFI at 9 o'clock.
A program of "Snappy Jazz" is
to be broadcast from WAX, Cleve-
land, starting at 1880, featuring
George Warmack's Singing Synco.
pators and the Mozart Club in vocal
numbers. This is the station made
famous through leaving 'Marchetta"
off the program.
Women will find particular in.
terest in the Amrad Women's Club
program, through WGI at 3, and
LTopics for Women" at 5 through
wLW, Cincinnati. The popular
Big Brother Amrad Club program,
through WGI, is slated for $50 TO.
night, WMAQ, Chicago, has pro-
gram Of Items Of Interest to WOEn-
en-" at $40.
The best bets among the late
evening concerts are WJAZ, Chi.
cago, with Oriole Orchestra and
vocal artists; WLW, Cincinnati,
with violin solos. Hawaiian enter
tainers and the Merry Makers Or
chestra; and the Nighthawk Frolic
through WDAF, Kansas City, at
i2:46 Eastern standard time.
RRoADcAsTING STATION