The Washington times., 1925-01-07
HOUR
DANCE
: BILL
Pete Macias to Direct Pro-
gram From La Java Cafe
at Popular Hotel

Inc bOernSCeln-La Java OdlS
Orchestra, popular music makers
at Waahington's newest dance
floor. having changed its broad
Casting night from Monday to
Wednesday, will play a tWo7hour
dance concert through WCAP to-
night from 10 o'clock to midnight,
The music will be broadcast di-
rect from the Cafe at the Frank
lin Square Hotel and win be di-
rected by Pete Macias. Announce
ments will be made by Paul Gas
coigne, of WCAP.
Army Band to Play.
The earlier program of WCAP
win be opened with a concert BY
the United States army band, con-
Quoted by William J. Stannard and
broadcast jointly by WEAF, New
York. and WAR, Providence.
Other carly features viii include
concerts by the Mohawk quartet
and the Boernstein- Wardinan Park
Hotel quartet. conducted by Moe
Baer, q recital by Anthony Finelli,
ceIIist, and talk on Phantom
Fortunes" by III. NJ. Cool, of the
Better Business Bureau.
At 6:15 o'clock WRC will rein
troduce THE Question Box" a
popular feature of last winters pro-
grams, conducted by George w.
Stimson. assistant editor OF the
Pathfinder.
WRC's program also will include
a concert of tea music by the
trio, under Senior Bprguno, and 4
paper on Israel Putnam, read Uy
Mrs. Amos 4 Fries, under the an.
American Revolution.
The detailed programs follow:
WRC.
4 .. m.-NationaI Heroes series:
Israel Putnam by Mrs. Amos Y.
Fries. under the auspices OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolu
ton. ~
4:10 p. m. Piano recital BY
Eleanor G1ynn.
4:20 p. M Health and Beau
ty." by Elizabeth Arden.
4:3O p. m.-Tea music by the
New Willard Meyer Davis Trio.
broadcast from the palm, room Of
the New willard Hotel.
p. m.-ChiIdren's hour By
Peggy Albion.
6.15 d. m.-"The Question Box
by the assistant editor of The
Pathfinder.
1870 to $50 p. m.-Concert by the
u. s. Army band, Captain Raymond
6. Stannard. leader. This concert
viii be broadcast jointly with stations
WEAF. New York, and WAR, Provi
dence, r. /.
$50 to $40 p. m.-"PhantoE1
Fortunes" the second of series Of
talks by H. NJ. Cool, of the Better
Business bureau
$40 to 9:15 p. Unpopular selec'
tons by the Mohawk quartet: Ear
f. Gordon, first tenor; Frank a
Goebel, second TENOR Raymond
Towers, barytone; Clarence Johnson
bass; Bernice Dorsey, accompanies.
3'lO 10 Jsfo ~. LA- ASA
lions by the Irving Boerstein Watd
man Park Hotel quartet, Moe Baer
conducting, ,,.,.
Gas to 10 D. m.-Anthony f1neIn
cello soloist, in group OF solos
accompanied at the piano by Frank
lin Jackson.
10 to IL p. m.-Dance music
played by the Irving Boernsteln La
lava Cafe Orchestra, through ne
courtesy of the Franklin Square
Hotel, Washington.
ChicI1ei.ing Artists in Recital
WOR, Newark. will introduce TO-
night the first of a. series OF con
certs presented by recording artists
of the Chickering Piano Company
The feature will begin at o'clock.
A NOrristown Night program Will
head the bill from WDAR, Phila'
delphia, with a, varied musical
entertainment scheduled from WOO
The Trianon Ensemble will head
line the early evening program
from WDAF, Kansas City. WNYC
New York, win present the regular
Wednesday nighI course in lnusli
appreciation, direct from Hunter
College, beginning at $50