The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-11
W(JRLITzER
PROGRAM
LISTED
Maria Carreras, Italian Plan
let, Will Be Heard In Recital.
Other Numbers

Two programs from the studio
Of WIZ, New York, will top
WRC's bill tonight.-A program
under the auspices Of the Wurlit-
Ker instrument Company, present
ing SavastA and his famous harp
ensemble, and a recital by Maria
CArreras, famous italian pianist.
Dorothy Wilson to Sing.
The local part Of the program will
include the fifth program by Gran.
.dail's Saturday Njshters. featuring
this time, Dorothy. b. Wilson, 70.
prano, and winner Of the recent
award Of the Federation of wo.
mems Clubs, but disqualified be-.
cause of her youth from participa.
ton In the national music contest
conducted by the organization.
The Cfandall entertainers also viii
present Doris Kenyon, popular
screen actress, In a brief talk, from
the studio OF WIZ, concert by the
George Washington Double Male
Quartet ana several features from
the local CrAndAll theatefs.
The Easter program from WCAP
tomorrow will include, in addition
to the regular features, the second
annual Hastef Sunfire Service at
Temple Heights, under the auspices
OF the washington Federation Of
Churches. The program will come
on the air &c 6.46 b. m.
Tonlkht's Program.
Tonight's program from WRC 10:
4.S0 p. fns-4Meyer Davis IL
Paradis band.
e:45 p. n.--children's hour, BY
{ 5. m.--Trving Boernsteln's Hotel
washington Orchestra, broadcast
from the Hotel washington.
7:46 p. r1.--"An Easter Message, :
by Huston Thompson, member OF
the United States Federal Trade
Commission, under the auspices OF
the mems organized Bible class or
3 D. m.--wurltteer musicale
savastA and harp ensemble, broad
cast jointly with station WIZ, from
$40 o. m.---''Music and the Soul
Of Religion by Rabbi Abram
simon, under the auspices of the
world Fellowship through music.
$50 p. m.-Dialect stories by w.
Alfred Falconer.
9 D. m.-Maria Carreras, famous
Italian pianist, broadcast jointly
with stations WIZ and WGY.
$50 o. INSTRUMENTATION or Dog
wood" by Frederic William Vile.
9.aO D. m.-Mary Van Doren, 20.
prano; George F.. Ross at the piano.
10 p. m.-Vincent Lopez Hotel
Mayflower orchestra.
1890 D. m.-eCrandAll's Saturday
Nighters," including Doris Kenyon,
screen star: Dorothy d. Wilson. so
prano: the George washington Uni.
yersity double male quartet; Daniel
Breeekin. violinist; Otto F. Beck.
organist. and the Metropolitan
symphony Orchestra.
IL o. m.~-Sidney Siedeman'S Co
lonial room orchestra from the
ShorehAn Hotel.
TOmorrow's PrOgram-WCAP
Gas 70 7:45 Q. rn.--Second annual
Easter sunrise service at Temple
HeiKhts, washington, under the
auspices OF the Washington Fedora.
tion OF Churches and cooperating
examinations. Musical features I'M
der the direction or Percy 3. Eos.
ter. accompanied by q brass quar-.
tet from the United States Marine
hand. An Easter message will be
delivered by Reverend Jason Noble
pierce, pastor OF the First Congre.
Rational Church.
II q. m.--Easter service at st.
Johns p. e. Church. Of Washing.
ton. Reverend Robert Johnston,
pastor, will deliver the sermon.
D. m.--Service at Bethlehem
Chapel Of the National Episcopal
Cathedral at Mount st. Alban,
washington. Reverend James E.
Freeman, bishop of washington,
will deliver the sermon.
7:2O to 915 p. m.--Musical pro.
gram by "Roxy and His Gang"
direct from the Capitol Theater.
New York city.
9I6 to 1oI5 p. Morgan recital
direct from the Skinner Organ
studio, New York city.