The Washington times., 1925-03-12
WE.AF HAS
VICTOR
BILL
Excellent Local Program Must
Vie With BimonthIy Broad
cast From N. Y.

Mexican Night, the twelfth of
series of Latin-American pro-
grams under the auspices of the
Pan-American Union, will be broad
coast by WRC tonight, featuring
addresses by Senior Emmanuel
Teller, newly appointed Mexican
ambassador, and Doctor Leo s.
Rowe, director general of the Pan
American Union.
The Mexican program, which
will also be broadcast by WIZ, OF
New York, will include concert
by the full United States Army
Band, and recitals by Ethel Holtz-
claw Gawler, Leo Alvarado, Fred
East, and Ignacio Fernandez Es-'
peron, famous Mexican composer.
From Pan. American Building.
The entire program viii be broad.
cast. for the first time, from the
patio of the Pan-American Union
Building. where special ampIifying
apparatus has been installed.
Other local attractions tonight will
be dance music by the Vincent Lopez
Hotel Mayflower Orchestra and din.
ner music by Irving Boernstein's Lee
House Trio
The local Mexican program tonight
VIII have to compete: for. the favor
Of the audience with the bi-monthly
Victor program from WEAF and a
long chain Of connected stations. The.
Victor Company this time has chosen
to broadcast popular program
featuring Billy Murray, comic song
ster; Rudy Wiedoeft, saxophonist;
Henry Burr. tenor; the Peerless
Quartet and the international Nov
city Orchestra.
Although this program is not he
ing broadcast by a local station it
should be within range of all tube
set owners because 1t IL being broad
cast through fourteen stations as
follows: WEAF, New York; WAR,
Providence WDB1, Worcester;
wEEI. Boston; wGR, Buffalo; WIFI.
Philadelphia: WCAE, Pittsburg;
WSAI. Cincinnati: WV, Detroit;
WCCO Minneapolis; WEAR, Cleve-
land: Voc Davenport; WMAQ, Chi
cago. and VITO, Hartford.
WRC PROGRAM.
1890 p. Midday Lenten serv-
ices, under the auspices of the. Lay
mems Service Association with the
cooperation of the Washington Fed
GRAFTON of Churches, broadcast from
Keith's Theater.
6:45 p. Childrenss hour con-
Quoted by Peggy Albion.
700 p. m.-Dinner music by the
Irving bernstein Lee House trio,
under the direction OF Samuel I'd
| rim. broadcast from the Lee House
7:45 p. m.-"One Hundred and
Fifty Years of Drama In Fifteen
Minutes. by Clayton Hamilton, lee
turer on American dramatic litera-
ture at Columbia University.
500 p. m.-"Mexican Night,
under the auspices of the Pan
American union. broadcast jointly
with stations, WIZ from the, Pan
American building.
Program:
II Ia Song recital by Fred East.
baritone George H. Wilson at the
piano: ID "Crepusculo" Twilight).
arranged by Frank La Forge Mex
ican); CD "Preguntale a las Estrel-
las"l(O Ask OF the Stars, Beloved,
arranged by. Franz La Forge CMex.
ican).
Il Oh Concert by the United States
Army band, Captain Raymond G.
Sherman commanding, w. J. Stan
nard, band leader: ~ March, FAC
atecas" Codina tMexicans); ~, Selec.
| ton. "Potpourri de Movimentos,
Marin Adexicafll: az Dance, MARIA, -
Davila lAIexican); "a Songs ar
ranged for cornet: (a) La Colon.
drina,'' serradell; 0b) "Adios" Good
Bye), Carasco, Joseph Du-Fresne,
cornet soloist; (5)- Characteristic.
Mexican Kisses" arranged by Rob
erts Mexicanl; (6) Xylophone solo,
"Querida" (Beloved),. arranged by
Vandercook Mexican). John Bau-
man. xyiophone soloist; "a Waltz
conyertante. "Sobre las Olas" Over
the Waves. Rosas (Mexican).
Song recital by Senior Ignacio
Fernandez Esperon. Mexican COM
poser, in group of his own COM
: positions: George II. Wilson at the
piano: La Borrachita," "Morenita
Tapatia," Dime Ingrata." "Adios
Mi Chaparrita, "Capullito de Rosa,
n "Cnidate Mucho." Esperon.
Introductory remarks by Doctor
Leo s. Rowe, director general OF
the anAmerican Union.
"Mexico of Today" by His Elk
ceilency Senior Don Manuel c.
@ Teller. ambassador of Mexico.
Army Band Goes On.
Continuation of concert by the
Army Band. w. J. Stannard, band
i, leader: Mexican national anthem.
:. song, "Estrellita,". arranged for
Y cornet solo: march. "El Matador"
(Ramirez);- The Star.Spangled Ban.
: ner.
= Song recital by Ethel Holtzclaw
!. Gawler, soprano; George H. Wilson
:. at the piano; Moreno Mia" Oeto
;. CMexicanl; "Cefiro. arranged by La
!. Forge (Mexican); LA GoIondrina, >"
arranged by La Forge CMexican):
"Noche Serena arranged by Xii.
enyi GMexican)
Violin recital by LeopoIdo Alvar.
ado; George r. Ross at the piano:
"Cfelito Lindo" Ferandez). Man
anitas," arranged by AIyarado.
Piano recital by Senior Ignacio
Fernandez Esperon i'm a group of