The Washington times., 1925-07-13
KoInping Around
the
Radio Dial
~ Ligtener-M

With such an array of stars,
| Crandal1's saturday Nighters might
| have called their hour on WRC
Saturday night the second annual
radio revue
Certainly they had most Of the
!, best known local radio soloists and
all they needed to make the revue
complete was couple OF bands
/ and dance orchestras.
The Saturday Nighters per-
formed for about two hours and
half. And all Of it was good en-
tertainment. We felt at times,
fhhnrh. that they were paying
more attention to the clicking
camera than to the microphone.
The moving picture taken during
the concert should be quite interest
ing. considering that 1t includes SO
many of the people who own our
faVorite voices.
Prospects for local radio enter
tainnent during the summer - Pc
Ginning to look up. We decided
that after hearing the New YORK
philharmonic Orchestra, before the
Crandall Hour Saturday night. Inc
Philharmonic Orchestra VIII enter
tain us at least one night q week
for the rest 70 the hot season.
Roxy told some real fish stories
last night. It was hard to believe
that one about Wee Willie" but
Far be it from us to doubt Roxy.
The concert which accompanied the
fish stories was just g little better
IL seemed to us, than any the gang
has given for some time. Marjorie
Harcum's work was great.
Traffic Director Eldridge might
get good suggestion from WGKf
program for next week. Weunes
day, July %, WGY win broadcast
the police court trial OF three traffic
law violationg direct from the police
court with the police magistrate end
police officials taking their regular
parts. Prisoners arrested on charges
of operating an automobile while
intoxicated, reckless driving anc
speeding will be tried before the
mike"
The overture and first act Of the
opera H. NJ 8. Pinaforo" Will be
broadcast by WCAP tonight direct
from the stage Of Poii's Theater
where it win be given by the
washington Opera Company.
Other features tonight will be a
concert by students OF the Wash
| lngton College of Music and tl1e
| washington Post Hour, featuring
this week Tupman's Mayflower
Orchestra and the Rialto instru
mental trio.
This afternoon, Following the
Washfngton.S Louis baseball
game, WRC will broadcast con
cert by the navy band.
WRC's Afternoon Bill:
IL noon--organ recital by Char,
lotte Klein, broadcast from the
First Congregational Church.
l.. p. m-Sidney Seidenan's
Shoreham Hotel Orchestra.
1855 p. m.-Play-by.play account
Of the Westinghouse. Louis base
ball game.
p. m.-Concert by navy band.
1:25-p. m.-Scores.
WCAP Program
1880 to 7:45 p. m.-'Tower Health
Talk from Metropolitan tower,
New York City.
7:45 to S:15 p. m.-Recital, Miss
Linda Berg, contralto, and Benjamin
i. Morrison, barytone.
OLD 10 o.6U p. ILL., DdSSudAi
Results Of the Day" by Denman
Thompson.
$50 to els p. m.--overture and
first act from III. M. s. Pinafore, .
by the Washington Opera Company
9:15 to 10 p. nn.-Concert by
students OF the Washington College
OF Music, under the direction OF DIR.
c. f. Christiai1i.
10 .. nl.-Washington Post hour.
(Al Talk, "Women's Influence In
the Community" by DR.. A. Frances
Foye, president of the Womana
City Club.
B) Huston Ray. Of New York,
piano recital.
(al Instrumental trio selections
by Mischa Guterson, violinist and
| conductor OF the Rialto Theater or.
chestra; Richard Lorleberg, cellis.,
and Sylvan Levin, pianist.
Oh Vocal recital, Nina Norman,
pupil OF EstelIe Wentworth.
(C) Tupman's Mayflower orchestra
Cd Talk, 1.-THE Art of Play-Di-
recting," by Clifford Brooke, director
Of the National Theater Players.
(al Dorothy Tierney, actress and
lyric soprano in popular song selec'
| TONS
(TI, James A. Barr, tenor, accom-.
panied by Velora Shives.
On early tomorrow:
WCAP
6:4s. to 7:45 a. m.-"Tower Health