The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-15
WR( GIVES
TIME To
WCAP
Both Local Stations Offer Un-
usual Programs for DeIec-
tation Of Fans

The second Of the series of
Victor concerts. presenting in their
radio debuts Frances Aida, prima
donna soprano Of the Metropoli-
tan Opera Company; Frank La
Forge. distinguished pianist; the
Florentine Quartet and the Vic
tor Symphony Orchestra, will be
broadcast tonight by WCAP
Jointly with WEAF, New York;
WAR, Providence; WEEP, Bos-
con; WCAE, Pittsburgh: WDBH,
Worcester; WIFI, Philadelphia, and
WGR. Buffslo.
WRC Program Strong.
The presentation in Washington
ls made possible through the
courtesy Of Station WRC, which re.
leased the hour between and 20
o'clock to. the Chesapeake and Pc.
+ tomac Telephone Company.
WRC VIII broadcast during the
remainder OF the evening, headlin-
ing its program with q song recital
by Maria Pedroli de Rodriguez, dra-
4A12kAC GOPA dhO1 WIZ AONOAANAS
IN the United States after repeated
operate triumphs abroad.
Sonora Pedroli de Rodriguez, who
made her radio debut in Washington
recently In connection with a Pan
American program, singing group
of Latin-American songs, has chosen
for her selections tonight several
arias from Aida" and "Il Trova-
tore" in which operas she scored
successes in Milan, Madrid, and
Paris.
Senator Walsh to Speak.
A second feature Of the WRC pro-
gram will be an address by Senator
Thomas F. Walsh Of Montana on
''The Child Labor Amendment"
Other WRC numbers viii be
dance concert by the Waldorf AS
toria Hotel Dance Orchestra, broad
cast jointly with WIZ; dinner con-
cert by the Lee House Trio, under
the direction Of Samuel Udrin, and
@ concert by the United States Army
liam J. Stannard.
The detailed programs for the |
evening follow:
WCAP.
3 to 10 o. m.-Through the cour- |
tesy of Station WRC in releasing |
their time, WCAP will present tho |
second in a series Of concerts by |
the Victor Talking Machine Com |
pany's artists, direct from the stu |
dio of Station WEAF, New York. |
This concert will be broadcast |
Jointly with Station WEAF and |
other radio broadcasting stations. |
The program follows: "Victor Pre- |
eentation," under the auspices OF |
the Victor Talking Machine Com
pany. Program. By the Victor Con- |
cert orchestra, Rosario Bourbon
conducting-"Air from D. Major
Suite Bach); "Anitra's Dance
from peer Gynt" (GrieEG BY
Nine Frances Aida, Metropolitan
Opera star-"Mi Chiamano Mimi"
from LA Boheme" PuccinD;
"L'Altra Notte," from ''Mefistofele"
Boito). By the Florentine Quar-,
tet-''To Water Lily" Mac
DoweiD. "serenade" Drgo). BY
Frank LaForge, composer-pianist-
"Rerceuse" Op. 81 Chopin; |
"Liebestraum'' Oiszt). By the Vic
tor Concert 'Entr Acte
Gavotte" (Gillet; "In the MIL
fGfllet. BY Nine. Mighty
LAX a Rose CNevin); "WhatH l
Do" Berlin).
WIKI.
s.45 q. m.-Children's Hour by
Peggy Albion.
o. m.-Dinner music by the
Lee House Trio under the direction
of Samuel Udrin, broadcast from |
the Lee House.
TAO %. m.-Concert by the United |
states Army Band, Captain Ray
nnond Sherman, commanding; w. J. |
Ioo6nT
8:30 o. m.-"The Child Labor |
Amendment" by Senator Thomas
!, walsh. Of Montana.
o. n.-Note: This station VIII
be silent between p. m. and 10
M. during the broadcasting Of
fha Victor Hour Of Music.
10 o. my. NJ. c. A." by Doc.
TOR George Otis Smith, director of
the Geological Survey.
1910 D. m.-Song recital by Ma
ria Pedroil de Rodriguez, dramatic
soprano.
tbe waldorf Astoria Orchestra,
hroadcast Jointly with Station WIZ
from the Hotel Waldorf.Astoria,
New York.
Distant Features.
Features of the pIbgrams to be
hroadcast from distant stations to-
night include a detailed description
of the Amateur Athletic Association
, track meet at Madison Square
Garden, New York, by WNYC; the
final program of Station WAX.
Cleveland, which tomorrow Will
change its call letters to WEAR
and it's management to the Good
year Tire Company: the weekly
course in music appreciation from
WBZ, Springfield, and a Brahms
and Debussey musical at WGY,
Schenectady.
The Canadinai National Railways
will broadcast tonight from CNRM,
Montreal.