The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-19
GOLDMAN BAND
TO QUIT AIR
SUNDAY
Baltimore Artists in Concert
for WcAP Tonight-BalI by
WRc This Afternoon
BY LIsTENBR-N

Next Sunday evening, will be one
Of considerable regret to the great
host Of radio fans who have en-
joved the music OF the Edwin
F'ranko Goldman Band FOR the past
ten weeks. rms last Goldman con'
cert for the 1895 season viii be
given that night.
wEAF, wEEI, WAR, WCTS.
WCAP, WwT and wear will
broadcast this final concert begin.
Ming 1t SIS o'clock Is usual. wainO
Kauppi, the celebrated ccrnetist OF
with the New York University aH-
diences, will be the sololist.
The numbers on the program will
include many OF those which have
proven most popilaf. during this
summer series. The opening So.
lection will be the Overture from
"Mignon." a cornet solo; 1.-THE Car
rival OF Venice excerpts from
''Valkyrie, = ana Liszt's Second
Hungarian Rhapsody"
1t is to be hoped that WEAF snd
its chain Of connected stations will
arrange a series Of real feature pro.
grams for that hour to take the
place Of the Goldman concerts.
Probably as many people listen
20 tlle radio on Sunday evenings as
during any other time Of the week
ana, for that reason, the hour
should be given over to some out
standing entertainment.
Listeners selxing new thrill
could do worse than tune into
WJAz, Of Chicago tonight Detweefl
10 and 12 o'clock. An attempt viii
be made. At that time to rebroad.
cast EskinnO music from the Arctic
expedition. The music will be re-
ceiVed on short forty meter wave
length and rebroadcast on WJAZ'A.
regular 322 meters wave length. IL
conditions are good the rebroAdcaet
attempt win probably be guCcessful
A concert by artists from BA1ti.
more will head the program from
WCAP tonight The Baltimore re-
citAl will be sandwiched IN between
Navy Band and dance program
This afternoon william M. sweets
will broadcast over WRC the second
game between Warrington ard
cleveland from the studio OF the
Washington Times. Following the
ball game, WRC will put concert
by the United States Marine Band
on the air.
WRC's afternoon bill:
1R noon--Crgan recital by Ruth
Farmer, broadcast from the First
Congregations church.
p. ni.--Irvink Boernstein'A HO-
tel Washington orchestra.
Of the Washington-C Cleveland base
ball game.
5 p. m.-Concert by Marine band.
SIS p. m.-BasebalL
WCAP Program
2 to 8 p. m.--Concsrt by Navy
Band.
to 10 D. m.--concert by Balti.
more artists. Program: Spanish
Rhapsody No. II" u4iszt). piano
solos by Mrs. Celia Tizol dc Seijo.
I'll milo bel foco" (Benedectto Mar
cello); Rolling Down to Rio" e.
Germany; Sing Me a Song Of a
Lad That IL Gone" tEIon1er), balw
tone solos by John Head, accom-.
panied by Hambieton Whaley; "Ro.
mania Andaluza" (SarAsate), "Bo.
rincAna" Julio Rogue violin solos
by Julio Rogue, accompanied by
Mrs. Seijo; Chopin Preludes,"
piano solos by Hilda seijo: Alma
Andaluza" Gomez. "0allito'' LOPEZ,
violin duets by Ana Celia Seijo and
Julio Rogue, accompanied by Mrs.
Seijo; Una RAmo di ROSA" win.
cenzo Billi, yale" vAnderpooi),
tenor solos by Antonio Lanaea,
Sonata PathetiGue" (BeethoveTi).
Porto Hican Danzas" (CaHnpoS),
piano solos by Mira. seijo.
10 to IL p. r1.--Dance music
played by the dance orchestra Of
the Army Band. conducted by Mas.
ter Sergeant Karl Hubher.
On Early Tomorrow
WCAP--6:45 TO 7:45 a. M
Tower Health Exercises.
WRC--0 q. n.--Women's hour.