The Washington times., 1925-09-14
MOE BAER WINS
+. SUCCESS On
RADIO
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Wardmara Park Little orches-
ira Delights Tnousaf1ds
II on NcAP Program
BY tLISTENERTN
: ar,nfl,er for Moe Baer.

9COFDs announcer AOE NAOC Lao
That young man, leader Of every:
tb;ngy,ransical az Wardman Park,
gained his greatest triumph last :
,riat,t q leader 81 the newly ,organ.
led wardman Park Little Sym
phony Orchestra, over sWcAP and
4 chain Of connected stations
Throughout the East. +.
For 4. long. time Washington has
known that Moe Baer is an extraor;
binary musician and orchestra leaf
er. Now the country knows e.
Swinging the baton Tor the Lutte
Symphony last night, he proved -.
For several months WEAb OIL
cials have been securing the couI
fry for something worthy OF tnat
choica sunday night hour following
iha CAPITAL Theater program. 4Ae
1asr they have found 1t.
IF last night was trial az stated,
n is 4 good bet that the new SYM
nhorv viii be heard every SUNDAY
ercno now on. and much OF the
credi. must 60 to-. the assisting
sofoists who are numbered among
washington best.
In hooking back over the NUMBERS
vUs can't recall any more beautilM
than = the, ..Song of India, by
Gretchen Hood.
a new and powerful voice will
be added to Dixie's chorus in q
faw weeks, when WSM, q 1000
watt station win come on the air
from Nashville, Tenn. 1t win
operate on 2S2 meters.
The program director Of the new
station will xbe Miss Bonnie Barn
hardt. for more than three years
staff artist, program director ana
bedtirne. story teller at WSB, At
Ianta. She will be one OF the Few
women directors in the country.
The storm raised havoc with
wRC's Saturday night program.
The Marine Band was halted In the
middle Of, it's concert, the Waldorf
Astoria. Orchestra could not get
through. from New York and final
iy the station \ had to go off the
afr for fifteen minutes because or
the violence OF the lightning.
Tonight's program from WCAP
viii mark the return to the air
Of. the Al. and p. Gypsies, popular
string orchestra, after an absences
Of several months from the micro
pIione. The Gypsies are stunning
tonight for the first OF their regu-
lar series OF Monday night concerts.
Other events on the WCA4P Dill
win be a fretted instrument recital
by the Walter T. Holt studios;
piano recital by Everett McLai1e
and historical talk on The Star
Spangled Banner" This afternoon
the, Navy Band from 5 to $50
O'clock ps
WRC's afternoon bill. s,a.
1855 a. m.-Time signals.
IL Morgan recital by r.. Dean
Shure from the First Congrega-
tional Church. 1850.
p. m.--Sidney Seidenn1anns
Shoreham Hotel Orchestra. t
p. m.--Navy Band, Lieutenant
Charles Benter. conductor.
6:25 p. m.-Baseball.s
. .WCAP Program
7:aO to 7:45 p. m:-"Tower Health
Talk"
7:45 to 7:5O p. m.-Baseball re-
suits of the day, by Post sports
writer.
1850 to p. mo be an
nounced.
8 to 9 p. m.-The "A. &P. Gypsies.
9 to 9:20 p. m.-"The Star
Spangled Baner," historic talk by
John Clagett Proctor, president Of
the Society Of Natives and vice
president OF the Oldest Inhabitants
association Of the District OF Column
bia.
$40 to 10 p. m.-Fretted instru-
ment recital by the Walter r. Holt
Studios. Program: Nordica string
quartet. "Legende" (WieniwskD;
mandolin and guitar duet, (O
Grand Valse Impromptu" (Stauf-
fer), (bl "Bolero" (Cristofaro), B.
w. DeLoss. mandolinist, and w.
T. Holt. guitarist; Nordical tenor
banjo quartet; Ia. rMedley OF Pop.
ular Songs arranged by DeLoss),
(b) march, Flag Lily" Holt;
guitar solo, "Valse-JCaprice" (Con.
rad, Charles A.-Conrad; Nordica
string quartet, (a) "Idyl" and (b)
ITO a Wild Rose" CMacDowelD. !
On Early Tomorrow
WCAP
6:45 a. m.-Tower health ex.
erciseS.