The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-30
MOE BAER
ANDGANC
TOPLAY
Scientist Will Give Interesting
Talks Early on WcAP
Program

The United States Navy Band
and Orchestra, with Gretchen
Hood as soloist, will be heard on
the air tonight from WCAP,
WEAF, New York, and WAR,
Providence. The Navy Orches
tra's concert will be played
in the United States Marine Bar
racks, under the direction of
Charles Benter, from 8:15 to 10
o'clock
At the completion of the Navy
concert, NWCAP will present the
Irving Boernstein WardNan Park
Hotel Dance Orchestra, directed
by Moe Baer, in a two-hour pro-
gram of dance music. The con-
cert will be broadcast direct from
the ballroom of the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Talks by Scientists.
tertainment will be talks by Doctor
H. c. OberhoIzer on Feeding Of the
Wild Birds and by Doctor Paul r.
Hayle, physicist of the Bureau Of
Standards, on weighing the Earth"
Mrs. J. r. White, mezzo-soprano,
will be presented in a group Of
songs at 7:45 o'clock She will be
accompanied by j. Edgar Robinson
at the piano. Violin obIigatos will
he played by Miss Virginia Gray.
The afternoon program of WRC
will be featured by concert of tea
music by the Meyer Davis New VIII
lard Hotel String Trio, conducted by
Augustin Borguno, and song re-
cital by Isabel Wire, soprano.
The weekly Question Box" will
be conducted at 6:15 o'clock by the
assistant editor Of the Pathfinder.
Detailed programs for the after
noon and evening follow:
WRC.
4 p. m.-Fashion talk by Emma
Perley-L Lincoln.
4:1O p. m.-Song recital by Isa-
bel Wire, soprano.
400 p. m.-"Beauty and Person
atty" by Elsie Pierce.
4:30 p. m.-Tea music by the New
Willard Hotel Meyer Davis trio,
broadcast from the palm room of
the Willard Hotel.
6 D. m.-Children's hour, con.
Quoted by Peggy Albion.
6:15 D. m.-"The Question Box"
by the assistant editor Of the Path
finder.
1880 D. m.-"Feeding of the Wild
Birds" by Doctor H. c. Oberholzer,
under the auspices Of the Biological
Survey, Department Of Agriculture.
7:45 D! MFRS. ]. F. White,
mezzo-soprano, in a group of songs.
accompanied at the piano by j. Ed
gar Robinson: violin obligato played
by Miss Virginia Gray.
8 o, m.-"Weighing the Earth"
by Doctor Paul r. Hayle, physicist
bureau of standards, one of
series of radio talks by scientific
men, arranged for by Doctor w.
E. TisdaIe under the auspices OF
the national research council and
science service.
8:15 D. m.-Concert by the u. s.
Navy Band orchestra, Charles Ben
ter, leader, direct from the audi
torium at the u. S. Marine Bar
racks, Washington; Miss Gretchen
Hood will be the guest soloist Tor
the evening.
10 to IL D. m.-Dance program
played by the Wardnan Park Hotel
orchestra, direct from Wardman
Park Hotel, Washington.
WGY Radidrama.
The most interesting of the dis
tant programs tonight will be the
presentation by the WGY. Players,
drama, Inside the Lines" The
radiodrama will begin at $3.50
o'clock. The cast and synopsis
follow:
Mr.. Joseph Almer, Jerome Loven-
helm; Mrs. Henry Sherman, Helen
Campbell; Miss Kitty Sherman, Lola
Sommers; Fritz, Charles 8. Baumes;
Mr.. Henry Sherman, Robert kubie;
William Kimball, Edward f. st.
Louis; Marie, Comma Votties; Mr..
Camper, John Lotus; Sergeant
Crosby, Burton Anthony: Lady
Crandall, Clara Swanker; Miss Jane
Gerson, Rosaline Greene; Mr.. Rey-
nolds, Horace Roberts; Captain
Woodhouse, Frank oliver; Jamlhir
Kahn. j. c. Burns; Major-General
Sir George Crandall, Maurice @.
Randall: Major Bishop, F. w.
Manning; Maid. Marjorie Tyler;
Orderly, CORTLAND Hopkins; Sol
der, Asa L. Baumes.
Act place: The lobby Of the
Hotel Splendid, waterproof street.
Time: Tuesday night.
Time and place for entire play:
August, 1914, at the Rock OF
Gibraltar. Selection, Golden
Shower Waltz" Waldteufel Or
chestra.
Act II-Place: The library in the
home OF the Governor General.
Time: Thursday afternoon.
Selection, Gypsy Life" There
Orchestra.
Act uI-Place: Same as Act II.
Time: Thursday night.
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