The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-11
Dinner ToOPEN
new RADIO
SEASON
Linking Of Eleven Stations
viii Present Top-Notch
Program
Ry LISTENERIN

What premises TO be one OF the
best entertainment programs ever
put onto the air will be broadcast
next Wednesday night by q chain
OF stations connected with W.EAF,
including WCAP, WAR. WEEI,
WCTS, VITO. WCAE, 90, WV,
voc and WCCO. The program
will consist OF entertainment from
the second annual radio industries
banquet at the Hotel Commod0re,
New York City.
The banquet siznalizes the open
Ing of the new radio season. All
the important figures of the radio
world win attend. the engineers,
the manufacturers, the distributors
and the merchants. The program
will be one which only radio men
could command. It will represent
the sum of all the best New York
entertainers.
VIII Rogers will head the. list of
entertainers. He will go direct
from the s'Follies' to the ComTiO-
dore to take his place before the
mike. Others will be the Happi-
ness Boys, the Capitol Gang, Rudy
Wiedoft, Kitty Mclaughlin, OF the
strand: the Eveready Mixed Quar-
tet and others.
New York viii be the Headquarters
of the radio world next week, Ec-
cause In addition to the radio
industries convention there will he
two radio shows in town, one Of
them the Radio Worlds Fair.
Klark and Jacobs pulled a aew
me on the radio audience last
night when they showed their skUl
on the string instruments W1tnout
the aid Of their well-blended voices.
The 'St. Louis Blues was very
good. but We were disappointeu hO l1
to hear more of the vocal selecllols.
Al concert by the Wardma NJ raT =
Trio tops the bill tonight at WCA AZ
fOther efatures will be musIcal
nrorram by the Hawaiian MELODY
Boys: Melvin Henderson. Cilnton
Rollins and Edmont Pringle;
da ,,ce program by the Southern
E2aliWay Dance Orchestra and an
organ recital by Charlotte Klein OF
fhe organ at the Temple of Good
Shepherd. with, Hazel Gibson WOOD
soprano soloist.s
Miss Klein is not only one or tns
foremost organists Of the Nauona.
CAPITAL but has achieved nationa
fame through her recital at tht
| recent General convention OF TIL
| American Guild Of Organists. Tn,
Peabody Conservatory at .FaIflmort
! has conferred two diplomas on her
Madame Ella Anderson. formerly
OF the Smart Set Company OF Lon
don and Paris and one of the Aorie-
most colored singers of the East
will present a recital through WIZ
| this afternoon Immediately after the
| Foolish Entertainers. Ellsworth
Tompkills, George F. Ross and Nor
man Brokenshire.
WRC'S afternoon bill:
IL MONOGRAM recital by Edith
Athey; Fred Schaeffer, bass soloist
from the First Congregations
Church.
p. m.-David Boyd's New VII
lard Hotel orchestra.
D. m.-"The Foolish Enter
| tainers." George F.. Ross, Ellsworth
Tompkins and Norman Brokenshire
5:45 p. MINNIE. Ella Anderson
soprano; George F. Ross, pianist.
p. m,-Book reviews, by Alice
Hutchins Drake.
WCAP Program
1880 D. m,-Baseball results oil
the day, by Frank Young, Post
sports writer.
1885 p. m.-Hawaiian Melody
Boys: Melvin Henderson, Clinton
M. Rollins, E. Edmond Pringlea
5 p. Morgan recital by Char
lotte Klein, played on the organ al
the Temple :. of Good Shepherd
Washington. Hazel Gibson Wood
soprano soloist, viii be the assist
ing artist.
9 D. m.-Lieutenant Colonel Ed
mund Bulls: 1.-THE Land of the
Moros in the Sulu Seas"
| OILS to 1915 p. m.-Concert BY
| the Wardman Park Trio.
| Early Program
! WCAP-6:45 a. m.-Tower health
exercises.
| TNRC d a ,-Nonoen,s bnur