The Washington times., 1925-09-09
ANCIENT MUSIC
BEAUTIFUL
ON MR.
ohev ShoIonn Choir Program
by WRc Delights Thou
sands of Listeners
By B1sTENER.IN

/ by A3ASIENEEG.4N
An unusual and at once beautiful
| musical program was broadcast
through WRC last night BY the
Ohev Sholon Choir Of this city
which presented some of the
/ sweetest ancient melodies OF the
Synagogue service.
Rarely have we had the pleasure
OF listening to music of that kind
over the air. But for pure beauty
and delicacy of group voicing, IL
has seldom been equaled. And the
presentation was particularly note.
llMorthy when 1t Is considered what
q large part children took IN 1t.
/ Among the most delightful 81
the numbers was the holy prayer,
"Unesafe Tokef'' BY samuel Wollx.
| oHsky, the director of the choir.
Reverend Abraham Kainnus, the
cantor, and an llaAnfiouneed boy
soprano did admirable work in this
| prayer
THE work Of Dora Minoyich, Oh
| the plano, was also one of the de.
lights of the evening.
Never before having heard san.
chez and Milstead, the New York
| songeters, we expected them To
make up their program from popu.
lar hits. But they fooled US. and
offered a program of sernisclassice
The two have beautiful voices
which blend well together. The
concluding number. MY Old Ken.
lucky Home" was a delight to
hear.
station Wear, New york, today
announced in an informal way, the
resumption Of its fall and winter
program schedule beginning next
week. Among the most popular 81
the announcements is that WaaIdh
| states that the weekly "A ana r.
Gypsy" concert series viii be re-
sunled Monday night at o'clock.
Last fall and winter, many listeners
| thought the Gypsies were the best
I feature on the air. Their return
will Be welcomed.
Tuesday night wIil mark the re.
sumption of the Eveready con
tinuity' programs which were also
very. popular last year. Tuesday
hight also, the WEAF Grand opera
Company will present its final
tabloid OF the summer season, in
Mariana. Wednesday night the
Ipana Troubad ours, viii make their
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stations. including WCAP.
Wednesday night new regular
weekly feature win be offered
under the name of tire sPeoiey
I'eriod." "A string trio viii feature
this program and win be augmented
each week with an OUTSTANDING
water Kent radio Artists win IS.
turn to the ali. after a short Vaca,
ton. Things are beginning tc
| pick up.
Talent from Braddock Heights
Nd. will take the lead on WCAP..
program tonight. Included in thS
program lis an artist concert. pre-
senting several vocaIists and q
dance bill by stephens BraddoclEl
| Heights Orchestra.
Other events tonight- will be q
concert by the United States Army
Band for WCAP and connected sta
tions, quartet selections and re
eital by Miss Mabel c. Latifnee
| soprano.
The final Washington PhiIad Il
phia game will be broadcast over
| WRC this afternoon from thu
| with William NJ. Sweets at tbs
tiACi oPAAcACS pCStHlAAuS az S'Se
O'Clock.
WRCs Aftsrnoon Bill
IL rioon.--Organ recital by Ger
| trude Smallwood, broadcast from
the First Congregational Church,
p. Ir1.--Boefnstein's Hote
Washington Orchestra.
2:25 p. m.-Play-by-play accoun!
OF the Washington+Phi Philadelphia
baseball game.
s p. m.--Concert by the United
States Marine Band, Captain w. N
| SaLtelmann, leader, Taylor Bran
the plaza OF the United States
Capitol.
| 6:25 p. m.-Baseball scores.
WCAP Program
$40 p. m.---Concert by Army
band.
p. n.-Baseball.
sos p. m.-Vocal quartet.
8:35 p. fn.-Educational talk
about Washington. One OF a series
under the auspices of the Wash
ington Board of Trade.
8:55 p. m.-Miss Mabel c. Lati
mer, soprano, accompanied by
Louis B. Leeds at the piano.
| ''lo p. m-Conc6fL unQcF IHe
auspices of Braddock Heights Park,
Braddock, Nd. under the direction
Of Roland e. Long. The following
artists will be presented: Miss
Mary Fuller, soprano: Miss Helen
Michael, reader: James. H. Harms,
tenor; Charles NJ. Cassel, barytone
Miss Virginia Carly, accompanied.
10 p. m.-Stephen's Braddock
heights Orchestra.
On Eary Tomorrow
| WCAP-6:45 a. m.-Tower health
exercise.
WRC-9 to 10 a. rn.-Women's
hour.