The Washington times., 1925-08-10
WILL
BROADCAST
DAILY
Bob Lawrence Concert on
WcAP-other Big Features
on Radio Program
BY LISTENER IN

A big. passenger airpiane
fitted out with the first broadcast
| ing studio ever erected in an air-
plane, will leave Newark, ~ j., q
] week from today on l,bOO-mile
! flight over the principal cities OF
| the East under the auspices ct the
American Legion. and broadcast a
program over each city
The flight has been arranged by
| the legion to call attention to its
| IS, 600 900 endowment fund campaign
for veterans orphans and disabled
men.
Nils Granlund, director.anncuncer
of WIN, and Major j. Andrew
| White will operate the studio, and
Maxine Brown, THE Sweetheart Of
| the Air, will give q program over
each city and from stations along
| the way.
During the programs it is plan.
ned to ascend 10000 feet, cut off
| the motors to eliminate the roar
| and glide several minutes while the
probram is broadcast.
The flight viii start in Newark
and will include New Brunswick,
! Philadelphia. Atlantic City, Ralti.
more, washington, Pittsburgh, Buf.
falo, Rochester, Utica, Syracuse,
Schenectady, Albany, Providence.
Brooklyn, New York and Jersey
City.
A cynical friend has written us
suggesting that Ii Webster re-
| turned to the earth today he would
be surprised at the manner in
which various words in his famous
dictionary are pronounced by radio
AnnOuncers over the air He Sug-
gests few examples:
Or-kes.trah, or.kes-ter, or.kes-tree,
lpee-ah-no, pi-anna, pean-ist, num-
baa, stay.shun. Wosh.in.ton, Bonus
Aires. Waynus Aires and Marine
Bond
And we might add the very
broad "a" pronunciation one of our
friends affects in his pronunciation
of the word dance.
The second of the new series Of
Bob" Lawrence community con.
certs at the Masonic Temple Audi
| torium will be broadcast tonight by
WCAP. with the Army Music
School Band holding down the
major portion of the concert.
Other features tonight VIII be
/ the semi-monthly Washington Post
hour and selections by the Ha-
waiian Melody Boys Melvin Hen
derson, Clinton Rollins. and f. Ed
| mond Pringle. WRC's afternoon
/ program will include a concert by
the United States Navy Band.
WRC's Complete Bill.
IL MONOGRAM recital by Mall
ton Boyce, broadcast from the First
Congregational Church.
i 1 n M zffIfanw GAidAnY1aflFE
Shoreham Hotel Orchestra.
n. nc Concert by Navy Band.
6:25 p. mr. Scores.
WCAP Program
1880 TO 7:45 p. m.A-"Tower
Health Talk
7:45 to $50 p. m.--Selections
by the Hawaiian Melody Boys
Melvin Henderson. Clinton Rollins,
q. Edmond Pringle.
$3.50 to 10 p. m.--'Bob" Lawrence
community concert, featuring the
concert hand of the Army Music
! School. William c. White, principal.
| 10 to II p. m.--Washington Post
! hour: How Banks Make Money"
/ John Poole, president of the Fed
/ eral-American National Bank; va
ried musical features, special pre-
sentation of Mischa Guterson and
! radio talent: Miss Autumn Hail,
violin virtuoso; Austin Lawrenson,
/ boy soloist, in popular airs; Rich
ard Lorleberg. cellist; Charles
| Wolfe, whistler, novel act two
piano performance, by Sylvan Levin
| and Emilio Dorio, Making Up
| the Magazine and Rotogravure
| Sections of the Sunday Paper" by
Harry Hites, Post Sunday editor;
the Hilton twins, Daisy and Violet
| Hilton. in song and chatter; Dun.
can Thomson, Scotsman.
A Early Tomorrow
! WCAP-6:45 to 7:45 a. m
Flower Health Exercises
| WRC-9 a. Women's nour.