The Washington times., 1924-11-06
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Former Secretary Of interior
vogeIsang to Give Chief
Talk on Program

The second Of q series Of Latin
American programs will be broad
cast tonight from station WRC,
under the auspices Of the Pan
American Union. Beginning at
7:30 o'clock the union will present
several Latin-American artists in
recital and a concert of Latin
American music by the United
States Army Band, conducted by
w. ]. Stannard.
Talk On South America
The principal address on the pro-
gram will be delivered by Alexander
T. Vogelsang, former Secretary Of
the Interior, who win discuss my
South American Impressions" Mr..
Vogelsang viii be introduced by Leo
S. Rowe, director general of the
Pan American Union.
Among the artists who viii con-
tribute to the evenings musical
program are Manuel and Ciros
Giron, accompanied on the guitar
by Ignacio Mondragon; Sonora
Angelo Galera deMeza, pianist:
Senorita Estrella Amores. accom-
panied by Carlos A. Conrad, guitar
list. and leopold Alvarado, vio-
linist.
The concert by the United States
Army Band will be. divided in two
parts and will include selections by
Robes, Lopez, Ramona and In.
fanta.
LIE Paradis Music
At the conclusion of the Latin
American program, WRC will pre-
sent the Meyer Davis LIE Paradis
Orchestra in a concert of dance
music direct from LIE Paradis Cafe.
The dance orchestra will be con-
Quoted by Spencer, Tupman, who
will introduce several new arrange.
ments of old classics,
The regular children's hour will
be conducted by Peggy Albion at
o'clock. =
Interesting concerts to be broad.
cast tonight from distant stations
include q program to be given en-
tnrely by blind artists from WIZ,
New York, a program to be pre-
scented at WGBS, New York. by
members of the English Grand
Opera Company, who will make
their American debut next week,
and an oratorio program to be
given by the choir of the Glen
Falls Presbyteriaa Church at WGY,
Schenectady. Among the selections
to be sung in the latter concert
will be from Gounod's "Redemp-
tion," Cigars Light of Life" and
Dvorak's "Stabat Mater"
KDKA Midnight FrOIic.
KDKA, Pittsburgh. will present it's
Little Symphony Orchestra in a
concert, beginning at $50 o'clock.
to. be followed at IL by a special
midnight frolic from the Pittsburgh
Post studio. II
The Union Trust Company of
Cleveland will provide a three.hour
musical program, including an or
gan recital and an artist program
from WAX, beginning at o'clock
Montreal will broadcast through
CNRM, the regular weekly concert
Of the Canadian National Railways.
Among the dance orchestras that
will come on the air for late con-
certs will be Marburger's from
WHIP, Philadelphia; GoldKette's from
WWJ, Detroit; the Roseland Or.
chestra, FROM WIN, New York; the
Sweeney Radio Orchestra from
WHB, Kansas City and the Ten
nesseans from WEAF, New York.
In addition to the midnight frolic
Of KDKA, stations that will have
midnight and near midnight per.
formances are WGBS, which will
present a program of novelties
direct from the Picadilly Theatre,
New York; WLW, Cincinnati, which
will present the Doherty Melody
Boys and the Minor, Trio, WCCO,
Minneapolis, where concert will
be played by the Nicollet Hotel Or
chestra, and KGO, Oakland which
will offer the KGO players in a ra-
do drama.