The Washington times., 1924-04-30
BILL
FRONN. Y.
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WIZ Broadcasting Leading
Orchestras and Entertain
ers Of Country

direction of Robert Lawrence, di-
rect from Eastern High School.
The concert, featured by brilliant
array Of vocal and instrumental
artists, is the only number on the
evenings bill.
The Army Band, commanded by
Capt. P. w. Lewis and directed
~ William J. Stannard, will open
ne concert with a forty-five-
ninute program of standard COM
Petitions, overtures and novelties.
A duet for flute and French horn
will be included by special request.
Instrumental Numbers.
Instrumental numbers will be
played by the Josef Kaspar Violin
Ensemble of twenty-seven players,
the Costello Post bugle and drum
corps, the Kaspar String Trio, and
$, Fred H. Dawson and Donald Doyle
in banjo duos.
The Washington Quartet, consist
ing of Mary Sherier Bowie, Richie
Mclean, J. F. NJ. Bowie and Fred
East, with George Wilson at the
4 piano will offer the vocal feature of
the evening Hazel Gem Hughes, So
prano, has been selected as the So
loist The WCAP Glee Club, under
the direction of Robert Lawrence
will be heard in a group of selected
old time melodies.
Community singing will be direct
ed by Robert Lawrence, assisted at
the piano by Helen Burkart.
Out-Of- Town Attractions.
The out-of-town attractions to-
night are a little more varied than
the local with several plays, sport
ing features and special programs
In addition to the usual features.
One of the greatest programs OF
radio history will be broadcast from
WIZ, New York, where the annual
banquet of the Talking Machine
and Radio Mems Association Will
be broadcast. Among the features
will be Paul Whiteman, CARRIER
Davis, the Piron Orchestra, Brooke
Johns, the Brox Sixters, Vincent
l1OD0Z, Den OClN1H, NOAOAAo~AA'
Paul Specht and Eddie Cantor.
Each of these orchestra leaders
win have their organizations with
them, and some of the best music
\ and entertainment ever broadcast
ID sure to be on the air when this
program starts at sos o'clock. Just
before the banquet, j. Andrew White
win be at home with his guest, H.
@. Witwer, in what should be an
entertaining fifteen minutes.
New York, likewise provides the
second best feature this evening,
when WEAF broadcasts the concert
Of the Bridgeport Oratorio Society
with a chorus of $50 voices and an
orchestra of ninety-six musicians Sc
lected from the New York Philhar-
monte Society. The chorus will be
directed by Frank Kasschau, and
the orchestra by Percy Granger,
composer.
Immediately following the con-
cert, the congratulatory banquet to
the newly created Cardinal Patrick
J. Hayes will be broadcast. The
speakers will be Cardinal Hayes and
Martin Conboy, president Of the
Catholic Club, under whose auspi-
ce9 the banquet is held. Wendell
Hall, the redheaded music maker,
will conclude the program from
WEAF at $50.
May Singh Breen, banjoist, and
Wilfred tombstone, pianist, will
present a short group Of popular
numbers for WEAF's audience
| earlier in the evening. Another
I earlier feature will be the tenth
and last of series Of talks on
rPractical American Politics" by
Schuyler c. Wallace, Of Columbia
University.
Play From KDKA.
KDKA, Pittsburgh will present a
ne-act play by the Dramatic Club
Pittsburgh, at 7:05 o'clock. The
ME of the play has not been an
ounced. At 8 o'clock, the Pitts
lrgh station has a X. Of c. pro-
am scheduled. The other play
III come from WMAQ, Chicago,
here the Chicago Rotary Club will
resent a play at o'clock.
WLW Cincinnati opens at 8
clock with program by the
Woodward High School orchestra
Moved half hour later by con-
~ from the David Vocal School.
re Rootz's Orchestra will con.
lude the evening with dance mum.
,ers at 900 o'clock.
The Leviathan Orchestra is billed
from .WOR, Newark, in a return
enRagement. The announcements
of selections will be made by the
N cabin boy Of the Leviathan. in CO.
operatfon with the Boys Day Com.
nnittee. Following the Leviathan
nrogram, a boys program will be
staged, with the boy mayors OF
New York and Newark as head
liners. Others features from WOR
will be Lilyan Mae Challenger, con-
tralto, and the Manhattan Sere-
naders.
( The Great Lakes region is offer
ing two good programs from
WTAM. Cleveland, and WGR, Buff
falo. The WTAM orchestra. as.
eisted by local artists, comes on
al s o'clock and at the same time
the American Artists CLUB goes on
at wGR A feature for 9A5 from
WGR will be the Lafayette Novel
~ Boys Orchestra in a dance pro-
gram.
before signing off tonight. every.
one should drop into Chicago 90
hear the Macmillan program from
WON and the Midnight II sdle from
KYw. broadcast from the Hearst
studio. -