The Washington times., 1925-01-28
ELL A n [ Y
IS GUEST
ARTIST
Happy Walker and la Java
Cafe orchestras Will Pre-
sent Dance Music

The fifth Of a series of ten
educational concerts by the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra, dt-
rected by Willem Van Hoogstra-
ten, will be broadcast tonight by
WCAP, jointly with WEAF, New
York, from $500 to 10 o'clock,
The concert will be broadcast from
Carnegie Hall, New York. Ella
May, distinguished pianist, will be
the guest artist for the philhar-
monte.
At the dinner hour, from s to
z o'clock, the Black and White
Taxi Company will present
Happy" Walkers Black and
White Orchestra in the second Of
series of dinner concerts, with
Everett S. HardelI and Kate
Smith as soloists.
Hours Of Dance Music.
Irving Boernstein's La Java
Cafe Orchestra, under the direc-
tfon Of Pete Macias, win conclude
the WcAP program with two
hours Of dance music broadcast
direct from the La Java, through
the courtesy Of the Franlk1in Square
Hotel.
Other features Of the evening
program win be q concert by the
Chesapeake and Potomac Wash
ington Male Chorus, under the de
rection Of Clyde b. Aitchison,
group of songs by Arthur Lamb
din, barytone. and a talk on "Our
Feathered and Furred Friends and
Enemies by Herbert e. Morgan,
of the Civil Service Commission.
AT 4 o'clock this afternoon WRC
win present a. radio interview be-
tween Earl Carroll and Nanette
Kutner. The regular tea concert
will be broadcast by the Meyer
Davis New Willard Hotel Trio
under the direction of Augustin
Borguno, beginning at $3.50.
WRC.
4 D. m.-Interview between Earl
Carroll and Annette Quincy.
40 p. m.-Mesopotamia- Talk
by the National Geographical so
eiety.
4:2O p. m-Plano recital, by
Elenor Glynn.
4:8O p. m.-Tea music, by the
New Willard Hotel Meyer Davis
Orchestra
WCAP.
$3.50 D. ma dinner hour con-
cert by the Black and White or
chestra under the direction of
Happy" Walker, presented through
the courtesy. OF the Black and
White Taxi and Sight Seeing Com
pany Of Washington. Program:
Orchestra (a), La Rinascente (b),
III See You In My Dreams (c), Oh!
Mable; solo, Ava Maria Kahn),
Everett s. Harde1l; orchestra (a),
Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses.
(b), Where's My Sweetie Hidin'?
Kate Smith; orchestra (a), The Only
One Co, Blue Eyed Sally; solo, I'm
Failing in Love With Someone
Herbert), Everett s. Hardell; or
chestra (a), Old Fashioned Waltz
b), Banjo solo (c), Spain, Joseph
Stansfield; solo, Kate Smith; or
chestra (a), Jealous (piano chorus
MIR. Burns) CD. Wabash Blues,
solo, Only a Year Ago (Albers),
Everett s. Hardell; orchestra (a),
Mighty LAX a Rose, CD, Ne and My
Boy Friend (c), Copenhagen.
7:3O-7:50 p. m.-Selections by the
Cheapeakes and Potomac Washing.
ton Male Chorus, under direction of
Clyde B. Aitchison.
1905 p. m.-Arthur Lambdin,
baritone, in group Of songs.
1920 p. m.-"Our Feathered and
Furred Friends and Enemies" will
be the subject Of the third of a SO.
ries Of talks by Herbert e. Morgan,
of the Civil Service Commission,
based on the work Of the United
States Bureau of Biological Survey
OF the Department OF Agriculture.
5000 p. m.-Joint program with
station WEAF, New York. Philhar-
monte Society Of New York under
the direction Of William Van Hoog.
straten. Program: "Oberon over.
ture" CWeber); piano Concerto"
CTschaikowsky), by ELY Ney, piano
soloist; intermission, Beethoven
symphony"
: 1912 p. In.-Dance music played
by La Java Cafe Orchestra, pre-
scented through the courtesy Of the
Franklin Square Hotel Washington