The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-28
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With the further extension OF
its joint broadcasting with VEAL
New York, last night. in order to
get the Hohner Harmony Hour
WCAP is now taking some OF
wEAF's entertainment every night
it is on the air.
And by using the highlights OF
New York's programs and fiiling
In with the best local talent
WCAP is producing much more
interesting programs than wnen
It tried to fill its hours on the ar
almost exclusively with local en-
tertainment
The regular weekly WEAF Tea
lures that WCAP is now taking
regular include beside the Homer
Horr the Atwater Kent Radio
Hou- and the Capitol Theater con-
certs on Sunday, the A. and z.
Gypsies and the WEAF Grand
Opera Hour on Monday, Roxy and
his gang, Huyler's Bon Bon Bud
dies. and the Ipana Troubadours
on Wednesday. and in addition
the regular daily health exercises.
But in spite Of the intrusion OF
the Hobner Hour on Friday nights,
that evening of thu week remains
essentially a local talent night.
Last night was typical with the
two Wardman organizations, the
Mozart String Quintet and the
Hawaiian Melody Boys the founda-
ton for an excellent bin.
Moe Baer and his Boernstein
Wardman Park Hotel Quartet STEP
Fed out into the spotlight Of the
chain of stations last night in a
very creditable performance.
That hour was originally re-
SERVED by the chain for the Choir
Invisible, which has made such a
hit in other performances over the
chain, but due to some hitch the
choir was unable to make 1t, and
the Wardman quartet was called
upon to pinch hit. It batted about
1000.
This afternoon wCAP is broad
casting the last OF this season s
great football classics, the Army
Navy game. from the Polo Grounds,
New York city. Graham McNamee,
famous sports announcer will be at
the nlfcrophone, and is scheduled
Tor a haIfShour talk before the game
on the parade Of the Cadets and
Midshipmen.
WCAP'S Afternoon Bill
1870 D. m.-Play- by play account
of the y-Navy football game,
from the Polo Grounds, New York,
Graham McNamee announcing.
WRC's Complete Bill
IL noon Organ recital by George
F. Ross, from the Homer Z. Kilt
studios.
6 p. m.-Lee House Trio.
$50 d. NH. K. Phillips, on
Getting the Nest Out OF the Coai
Bin
6:45 D. m.-Market summaries.
o. m.-Hotel Washington Or
$50 o. m.-BibIe talk by Con-
gresham Arthur II. Greenwood, OF
$40 D. m.-"Collecting Wild Ami
mails in South America" by Doctor
William NJ. Mann, superintendent
of the National Geological Garden.
8.25 o. m.-New York Philhar-
monte Society Orchestra, Willem
aEengelberg, conductor.
1890 D. m.-CrandalPs saturday
Nighters.
cl1estra.
kathryn Meisle, the we'll known
contralto and Allen McQuhae, irish
tenor, are the artists scheduled TO
feature the Atwater Kent RADIO
Hour.
,~s,--s-kx.. Ct1a11,-oH1 f@ Wash.
ington. Reverend Earle Wll1ey'
pastor, will preach the sermon.
400 q. m.-Seryice from BethIe-
hem Chapel. Washington Cathedral.
The Right Reverend James E. Free
man. Bishop OF Washington, viii
preach the sermon.
7:3O-9:15 p. m.-Special musical
program direct from the Capitcl
Theater, New York city, Major Ed
ward Bowes, directing.
9:15 to 1915 p. m.-Atwater Kent
Radio Hour, featuring Kathryn
Meisle, contralto, of the Chicago
Opera Company, and Allen Nc
Quhae, Irish tenor. from the studio
Of station wEAF, New York.
Program
Where Fer You Walk" Semele
Handel); "If With All Your Hearts"
Glijahl, Allen McQuhae. "Morgen
LYNNE" QIenschel1: Turn Ye to
Me-" Old Highland Melody: LES
Files de Cadix" Geo Delibes). Kath-
ryn Meisle. ANA Furtiva Legrima, :"
"LiElisir D'Amour'' DoniZettD, Allen
McQuhae. Aria: Amour Viens All
der" from Samson ct Delliah Saint
Saensl. Kathryn Meisle. Mother
Machree" (oId Irish, Low Back
Car" Believe Me If All Those En-
dearing Young Charms kitty
Ny Love" arranged by Hughes.
Allen McQuhae. "As Fair Is She
az MONDAY Light Rachmaninoff).
1.-THE Night Wind (Roland Farley.
"Ain Folk Q1aura Lemonl, 1.-THE
Birth of Morn Franco Leoni),
Kathryn Meisle. Duet: "Af Nostri
Mont II T1ovafore Verfi) Allen