The Washington times., 1925-01-31
HAWAIIAN
PLAYERS
BILLED
Organ, Piano, String Quartet,
and 0rchestras Help Make
Up WRC Bin {.

Music Of almost every descrip-
ton will be on the air tonight in
the program to be broadcast from
WRC. Included in the numbers
will be a concert orchestra, an
Hawaiian orchestra, a string quar-
tet, piano, a string orchestra,
dance orchestra and an organ.
Two soloists also will appear on
the program.
The program will be opened
with a concert by the Irving
Boernstein Hotel Washington or
chestra, broadcast direct from the
Hotel Washington.
Aloha Players.
The Aloha Players, under the di.
rection OF Alma Wolking. will be
heard from $40 to $50. At S:45
WRC Will present the De Sayn
String Quartet, whose concert will
be rebroadcast by WIZ, New York.
WRC in turn, at 10 o'clock, will re-
broadcast from WIZ concert by
Dittborn Towards string orchestra.
The dance music tonight will also
be rebroadcast from New York.
where WIZ will present the Hotel
Astor Orchestra, direct from the
Aston Hotel.
An interesting feature Of the
regular Saturday night organ recital
tonight will be a group Of solos by
Artie Faye Guilford, soprano. The
organ recital will be played by Otto
r. Beck on the Crandall' rivoh
organ.
other recitals on the program win
be presented by Katherine Floecker
Cullen, pianist, and Carolyn Board
man Mcdonnell, soprano.
Weekly Bible Talk.
Three talks are scheduled, the
first being the weekly Bible talk to
be delivered tonight by Congress
man c. Ellis Moore of Ohio. Other
talks will be given by Doctor J. Fl.
DeIlinger, chief of the radio division
Of the Bureau Of Standards, on
Radio AS a Vocation, and By
James A. Emery, general counsel
of the National Association or
Manufacturers, who will speak on
"'The Proposed Amendment-A Re-
pix to Senator Thomas ]. Walsh.
Tomorrow morning church serv-
ices win be broadcast by WCAP
from the Central Presbyterian
Church, where the sermon viii be
delivered by Doctor Arthur j.
Brown, secretary of the Presby-
terrain Board of Foreign Missions,
New York. The afternoon sermon,
which also will be broadcast by
WCAP, will be delivered by Bishop
James e. Freeman at the Pethle.
hem Chapel. Mt. st. Alban.
Chamber Music
Following the Cathedral service.
WCAP will broadcast the second
| Of a series OF cho~1hAr music con-
certs from the Grace Dodge hotel.
The evening program tomorrow
night will be presented by the Capt.
toll Theater. New York. and the
Skinner Organ Company. which
will be broadcast direct from the
| Columbia University chapel.
| The detailed program for tonight
| follows:
GAS p. m.-Children's hour by
Marjory Tucker.
| Z q. m.-Dinner music by Irving
Boernstein Hotel Washington or
| chestra, broadcast from the Hotel
Washington.
8 p. m.-Bible talk by. C. E Is
Moore. member of Congress from
Ohio.
$40 p. m.-Concert by the Aloha
Players, under the direction OF
Alma Wolking.
| o.on - IA SurIa pronosad roand
ment"--A reply to Senator Thorn
as J.. Walsh by James A. Emery,
general counsel Of the National
! Association of Manufacturers.
8:45 p. m.-Concert by the Elena
de Sayne String quartet, broadcast
Jointly with station WIZ. Elena de
Sayn, first violin; Mabel Duncan,
violoncelIist; Lydia Brewer, viola;
Frieda Erwin. violinist.
9:15 D. m.-"Radio as Voca-
tion," by Doctor J. II. Dellinger,
chief Of the radio laboratory Of the
Bureau OF Standards and president
Of the Institute of Radio Engineers
broadcast jointly with station WIZ.
$50 p. m.-Piano recital by Kath-
crime Floecker Cullen.
GAS p. m.--Song recital by Caro-
lyn Boardman Mcdonnell, soprano.
| 10 D. m.-Concert by Dittborn
| Towards String Orchestra. board
cast jointly with station WIZ.
| 1920 D. m.-Dance program by
| Freddie Rich and his Hotel Aston
orchestra, broadcast jointly with
| station WIZ from the Grill room
| Of the Hotel Aston.
| 11:15 D. Morgan recital by
Otto r. Beck, broadcast from
CrandalPs Tivoli Theater. Soloist-
Artie Fays GuilfOrd, soprano.