The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-04
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written by different composers have
recently been dedicated to Captain
William j. Stannard for his work
over. the radio.
The first, an overture by Rollin
Bond, Washington composer, Is ded-
icated to Captain Stannard and his
Army Band. The other by Roland
F.. Seitz, famous march writer OF
Glen Rock, Pennsylvania, has been
dedicated to the leader Of the Army
Band in appreciation of his broad
casting work.
An annual artistic program was
broadcast by WRC at noon yester-
day from the Homer L. Kilt studio,
by George F. Ross, Ellsworth Tomp-
kins and William M. Sweets, fea-
turing old time hymns. Ross was
at the organ, ,Tompkins was BARI
tone soloist and Sweets announced
the bill with special interpretative
remarks.
Beginning with the hymns that
most folks remember from Sunday
school days, WRC's staff perform
ers went through an hour of hymns
that are familiar to everyone.
Since Norma Brokenshire was
transferred to New York at the
beginning OF the week. Sweets has
been drafted for announcing, and
has had chance to practice the
rules of good announcing which he
used to expound as conductor Of
this column. The WRC studio man.
ager always maintained that the an
nouncer Of an ordinary dance pro-
gram should keep in the back
ground, and confine himself to more
Of less straight announcing.
That is exactly what Sweets has
been doing in his last two evening
success. His announcing for the
pators last night might we'll be
used as an example by other an
nouncers.
A concert for the blind. under the
auspices of the Young Peoples
League at Concordia Lutheran
Church Of Washington, featuring
manv Of Washington's favorite radio
artists, will top WCAP'S program
for tonight
Other musical treats will be a bill
by the lCatholic University Glee
Club under the direction Of Profess
sor Leo Behrendt: selections by the
Columbia Male Quartet and dance
music bv the Wardman Park Hotel
Orchestra. The program opens at
6:10 o'clock with dinner music by
the Mozart String Quintette.
WRC'S Afternoon Bill
10 a. m.--Women's Hour. broad
cast with Station WIZ from New
York.
11:15 a. Warrington Time Sig.
aals. ~
II CNoon)-organ recital by. Otto
F., Beck. broadcast from Crapdall's
TiVoli Theater.
. p. m.--Meyer Davis New win.
ard Hotel Orchestra broadcast from
the New Willard Hotel. -
p. m.-Hotel Mayflower Orches.
flower.
5:45 2. m.--Book reviews by Mrs.
Nine. Reed, Some Recent Biographies
and THE Great World by the Gen.
tlema7 with the Duster.
WCAP Tonight i.
600 to $40 p. m.-Market sum,
maries.
$40 to 6:45 p. m.-"Mozart String
Quintette" in q musical program
presented by courtesy Of John w.
Thompson Company, Inc.
6:45 to, 6:55 o. Tn.--William r.
Pierson, baritone, in a. group of
songs.
7:05 to 7:2o p. m.-Talk by Charles
w. Darr, Human Internal Stories
Of. the Christ Child Society"
7:20 to TAO p. m.--Musical selec.
tette: Paul G.. Ledig, first tenor;
w. e. Braithwaite, second tenor;
Raymond G. Moore, baritone; John
TAO to 800 D. m.-''Fixed Nitrogen
Research Laboratory" by Doctor
S. C. Lind, Associate Director OF
Fixed Nitrogen Research Labora.
tory, presented under the auspices
of the National Research Council
and Science Service.
8.9 p. m.-Concert for the blind
given under the auspices of the
Young Peoples League at Con
cordia Lutheran Church of Wash
ington. The program will include
as features the Washington Quar-
Fritz Mueller, violoncellist, and VIII
liam F. Santelman, violinist, both
Of the United States Marine Band
and Paul Grove, reader.
9-9:45 p. m.-Musical program by
the Catholic University Glee Club
Of Brookland, D. c., under the di
rection of Professor Leo Behrendt
t. S. HawIey. accompanist; John ].
Mcmahon, soloist, and Watson
Baumert, 'cellist, assisting artists.
9:4510 p. m.-Maurice Jarvis,
dramatic reader.
1912 p. m.-Dance music direct
from the ball room of Wardman
Park Hotel, Washington, played
by Irving Boernstein' Wardman
Park Hotel Orchestra.
On Early Tomorrow
WCAP-6:45 a. M: Tower health
exercises.
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