The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-23
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La Java Orchestra Returns to
Air-"Radio Franks"
Another Feature

from WRC tonight will include a
special Pan-American program,
with General John ]. Pershing as
the principal speaker and with re-
citals and concerts by a number
of distinguished artists. The Pan
American entertainment will last
from 8 to 1890 o'clock and will
be broadcast by WIZ, of New
York, and WGY, of Schenectady,
as we'll as WRC.
Following the Pan American
bill, WRC has arranged three
headline attractions, featuring the
first appearance from WRC of
Boernstein's La Java Orchestra;
a recital of popular songs by '"The
Radio Franks" popular songsters
Of WIZ, New York, and a late
recital by Olga Steck, popular
soprano and former star of China
Rose"
La Java Back on Air.
The La Java Orchestra is return
ing to the air tonight after an alb
sence Of more than month since
they last appeared from WCAP.
Since that time the management
has secured license from the So
ciety of Authors, Composers 'and
Publishers, which will permit them
to use the society's numbers.
/ The La Java Orchestra IL taking
the place on the air which has re-
Gently been given to the Cafe
Pandora Orchestra, of Philadelphia
Judging from the popularity
orchestra gained during its winter
concerts, the radio audience will
welcome the change.
WRC's Complete Program.
4:SO p. m.-Meyer Davis New
Willard Hotel trio.
$50 D. m.-"Some Stories of Out
standing Club Boys and Girls and
What Club Work Means to the
Nation" by C. B. Smith, chief of
the Office of extension, q. 5. De-
DdTIIIlSuL VI &AGIAC0Al0AC.
I $40 D. m.-Baseball scores.
GAS b. m.-Children's hour, con-
Quoted by Peggy Albion.
p. M Sidney Seidenman 3
shoreham Hotel orchestra broadcast
cast from the Shoreham Hotel.
7:45 d. m.-"Our Fisheries by
Henry O'Malley, commissioner OF
fisheries; in cooperation with the
Smithsonian Institution.
8 %. m.-"Pan American Night,
broadcast jointly with stations VIZ
and WGY. Program: Concert OF
pan American music by the United
States Army Band, Captain r. g.
Sherman, commanding; Captain W.
J. Stannsrd, band leader. March
''Bapadurita, Boza Panama); char
acteristic. eel Condor Pasa," Robes
Reru); YaraV Peruano, "O1lantay'
OrihueIa PERU; waltzes, Gems
from Bolivia" selected (BollVial );
Chilean dance, "Manana," Missud
(Chile); song, "Ay. Ay, Ay." Perez
Freire Chile, sung by Leopo'no
Gutierrez, Chilean baritone, accom-
panied by the Army Band; waltz:
Three O'Clock in the morning,
Robledo (Argentina); song Ell IN
diano," Maiguez argentina sung
by Leopoldo Gutierrez, accom-
panied by the Army Band; marcn'
"Ituzaingc," Dalmiro Costa (uru.
guay); song, Thou Charming Bro
from the opera, the PeaTl ol
Brazil"l. David (BraziD; sung by
Grace Washburn, coloratura-soprano
accompanied by Musician Kenneth
n watts piano, and Alexande.
Lutkiewitz. flute; song, 20 Pinhal
CThe Murmuring Pines), Perc'val
RraziD. sung by leopold Cutter
req. accompanied by the Ann"
Band: overture, "Exotica," N. 1Set-
ancourt Venezuela); suite, four
Cuban dances, Ignazo Cervantvs,
Moderate Con Expressions, NO
Llores Mas Weep No More). Med
erato Melancolico," Moderate Con
Passione";;' march song. my Own
United States" Julian Edwards (u.
8. Az; Introductory remarks py
Doctor Leo S. Rowe, director gen
eraI. Pan-American Union; "Ooser-
vations or South America" by Ger
eraI John j. Pershing; song recital
bv Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, soprano,
accompanied at the piano by Lucy
Bt ;ckenstein: Isl Pudiera Ser Hoy"
Of 1t Could Be Today, Sanchez de
Fuentes: "Carabali," Soler; La
PaIona'' Yradier; violin recital by
,Jose de Huarte, accompanied nv
Amelia OImstead, 'Haytian Legend,
Ellie Haiti): "Habansra," Sarcastic;
song recital by leopold Gutierrez,
Chilean baritone. accompanied at
the piano by Lucy Brickenstein, La
Prindesjta.' Perez Freire (ChileI;
eel Ombu." (The Tree Of the
Pampa) Silva Uruguay; Aria, .
from the first act of the Brazilian
opera 30 Contractador dos Diman-
tes'' CThe Diamond Contractor.
Mignone: musician John Bauman,
xylophonist, accompanied by the
Army band, "Querida" OearesD by
Vandercook Mexico; continuation
of concert by the Army band, over.
ture, I'll Guarany," Comes BraziD;
Waltz de Concert, "Entree Selvas"
I'm the Forest), Lopez (Guatemala);
Bambucco Columbiano, EN- FL
Fondo de Tus Ojos" I'm the Depths
of Your Eyes,, Velasco. Colombia);
Criolla, "Por I'll Sola" For Thee
AIone), Hernandez dominican Re
pubIic); 1.-The Star-Spangled Ban
ner."
1890 D. m.-"The Radio Franks, 4"
Wright and Bessinger, broadcast
with Station WIZ from New York.
10:45 p. m.-Irving Boernstein's
La Java orchestra.
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