The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-07
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Katherine Lippert, Child
Pianist, to Broadcast
From WRc

The weekly talk on gThe Po-
liticaI Situation in Washington
Tonight" BY Frederic William
Vile, and a concert BY the Ward
man Park Hotel trio, Moe Baer
conducting, will be the star fea-
lures to be broadcast from WRC
this evening.
Mr.. Vile will take over the
microphone at 8 O'Clock and will
be followed by the trio in a
sforty-minute concert,
Young Pianist.
At. 5 o'clock, WRc win nrasent
as ITS nrst number a piano recital
Dy katherine Lippert, thirteen
yeaf-oid student of the Katherine
Fioecker Cullen Studio and one
q the outstanding child artists of
Lne Capltai, Little Miss Katherine
VIII play group of four numbers.
Her recital will be followed by
one by Emily r. Ellsworth mezzo-
soprano or the Colin Clark Studio,
Talk Dy y. 3. Lancaster, State
supervisor Of agricultural educa.
non on Agriculture in Virginia
Tllsn schools, and a recital by
Eveiyn Gr1bbon, Washington
AT 10 o'clock, WRC will present
MABEL 6, Dill, psychologist, who
VIII speak on Do Your Feelings
The cnyol,,dSv...
program will be group of songs
py James Furlong and a violin
recital by Harry Siegel.
Fourth Big Game.
The fourth game of the worlds
series between the Washington
and New York teams to be PLAYED
this AFTERNOON at the Polo Grounds
VIII be broadcast beginning at 3
o'clock by WCAP. and group of
other stations throughout the
United States.
Graham McNamee, WEAF an.
nouncer, will open his microphone
at LAS and give the listeners a
preliminary description OF the
crowds and any important an
Philadelphia Composers.
Among the outstanding distant
tonight will be that given
at WIFI, Philadelphia by the
philadelphia Composers. The de.
tailed program follows:
Talk: The Triumphs of a Blind
Man, given by Doctor Adam Rel.
bel. Songs of Doctor Geibeps. sung
by Dorothy Stallird, soprano. Com.
positions OF H. Alex Matthews.
given by a quartet. Compositions
Of Elizabeth Gest, played BY Mary
Gibbons. violinist, with Elizabeth
Gest, accompanying. Crossing the
Bar q new composition by Doctor
Herbert j. lily, written in memory
Of the late Victor Herbert. will be
sung by the WIFI studio ensemble.
Henry L. Fry, organiso composer,
will have his choir render several
Of his compositions. Compositions
Of Rollo Maitland will be sung with
Mr.. Maitland as accompanist. Lor-
eta Kerk, pianist, will play com
positions Of the late Camille Zeck,
wer.
a second interesting PHILADELPHIA
broadcast will be the second install.
rnent of the Magazine Of the Air.
from WHIP, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Talks Will be delivered on municipal
affairs, education, science, medicine,
business and commercial topics,
amateur sports, the theater and
music. Lecturers will be presented
by the University Of Pennsylvania,
the Wharton School of Business,
Philadelphia City officials, and other
Philadelphians.
Macbeth, From WIS.
As the second OF the Shakesper.
ian dramas to be- presented this
season by the WIS Players from
WIS, Chicago. a radio version of
Macbeth, has been arranged FOR
tonight by Harry d. Saddler. di.
rector of the WIS Theater. The
Is scheduled to begin
at 1880 o'clock.
Among the late programs that
appear most interesting will be the
frolic at KDKA. pitts.
burgh; the weekly meeting of the
Red Apple Club, at WICK, Detroic..
the Beaux Arts Entertainers nj
WY, New York; a Sun Dodgers
program at WCAY, Milwaukee, ana
late concerts at WCAE, Pittsburgh.
and CKAC, Montreal.