The Washington times., 1925-09-05
WRCANNOUNCES
FALL PROGRAM
FEATURES
Vile and Hall Will Resume
Talks-Pan-American
Series Planned
BY LISTENER-IN

Radio programs for the fall and
winter are beginning to be arranged.
and froms announcements made to-
day it looks like a. big season Tor
the listeners-in.
Station WRC today announced the
dates on which several of its best
features of last year will be re.
.sumed. Among the most important
|of these announcements IL one
which states that Frederic William
VILE, Washingtofrs popular radio
speaker, win. resume his bi-weekly
talks on "The Political Situation IN
washington Tonight" during the
week OF September Fl.
Mr.. WiIe's talks will be given
every other week during the Iails
but when Congress convenes. IN
December he will again resume MS
old weekly schedule.
During that same week, Leonard
Hall, WRCs dramatic critic, Will
resume his weekly discussion or
local plays.
WRC will broadcast the first OF q
new series of Pan-American pro-
grams which will extend through
the fall and winter, under the
auspic of the Pan-American Unoin.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged for the inaugural, with Gen.
eral James G. Harbord, president OF
the Radio Corporation OF America,
as chief speaker.
But the announcements are not
confined to WRC. WIZ, the locals
sister station in New York, an.
nounced today the schedule of foot
fall games it will broadcast during
the fall. The list includes most of
the big intersection games of the
year and the big service classic,
the Army and Navy game Unless
WCAP. which is entitled to Satur.
dav afternoon broadcasts of the big
gaines, the chances are these will
be offered local listeners through
WRC.
Among the games to be broad
cast by WIZ are: Amherst Prince
ton, Army-Notre Dame. Chicago
University of Pennsylvania, Illinois
with Red Grange University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. Harvard Princeton,
Yale Princeton, Yale-Harvard, Cor
| ELECTROMAGNETIC and Army-Navy
4crandalrs Saturday Nishterss url.
der the direction or Neason Bell.
win present a special anniversary
program over WRC tonight to
celebrate their first half year on
the air. Among the stars of the
bill are Fred East. baritone; Will
lam Raymond, tenor; Jean Sponsler,
soprano; Evelyn Cunningham, Blue
Singer, and the Imperial Male
Quartet.
A second feature tonight will be
the appearance from WRC of Kurt
Hetzel, Intentionally distinguishes
pianist. other events win be open
ing fall concert by the Lee House
Trio; the Waldorf Astoria Or.
chestra, the Boernstein Hotel
washington Orchestra and Little
Southern Stories" by Margaret
Buchanan Yeates.
WRC's Complete Bill
WRC-RadiO Corporation Of
America 1859
p. m.-David Boyd's New vii.
lard Hotel Orchestra.
6:55 D. m.-Baseball.
z p. m.-Irving Boernsteni's Ho-
tel Washington Orchestra.
1855 d. m.-Bible talk by Doctor
James A. Bell.
$40 p. m.-Kurt Hetzel, pianist.
S:25 p. m.-"Little Southern
Stories" by Margaret Buchanan
Yeates.
$40 p. m.-Lee House Trio.
$50 p. m.-Joseph Knecht's
Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
1890 p. m.-"Crandall's Saturday
Male Quartet; Fred East, barytone;
William Raymond, tenor; Jean
Sponsler, soprano; Evelyn Cunning
ham, blue Singer" trio composed
OF Daniel Breeskin, vioIinist; Pres.
ton Shelley, violoncellist; Emile
Smith, pianist. Otto r. Beck, or.
ganist, and the Metropolitan Sym.
phony Orchestra, under the direc.
ton of Daniel Breeskin.
WCAP Tomorrow
II a. m.-Service at Reformation
Lutheran Church of Washington.
Reverend John Weibley, pastor, will
preach the sermon.
p. m.-Service held at the
Peace Cross, Washington Cathedral.
Canon Lubbock, of Washington
Cathedral, will preach the sermon.
$40 to S:15 p. m.-Musical pro-
gram by Major Edward Bowes and
the Capitol Gang" from the Cap
itol Theater, New York city.
S:l5 to 9:15 p. m.-Program to
be announced.