The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-01
! STATIONS
TIED FOR
EVENT
John Mccormack and Lucrezia
Bori to Be Heard
Tonight

lOIliSHL
The first radio recitals Of John
Mccormack and Lucrezia Bori,
two of the worlds leading artists,
who are to sing through a chain
Of seven broadcast stations, in
GLIDING WCAP, win mark the
opening of the new radio year
tonight.
Madame Bori and Mr.. McCor-
mack will be presented through
the courtesy of the Victor Talking
Machine Company on q musical
program beginning at 9 o'clock.
The stations tied together for the
event viii be WEAF, New York;
WCAP, WAR, Providence;
WDBH, Worcester; WGR, Buffalo;
WIFI, Philadelphia, and WCAE,
pittsburgh.
Victor Orchestra To Play.
Appearing also on the Victor
musicale win be the Victor Salon
Orchestra and the Shannon Quar-
tet.
The Victor program will he the
first Of series Of musicaleS to
be given throughout the winter
months by the Victor Company.
Many world renowned artists under
contract to the company VIII be
presented on these programs.
In addition to the Victor musicale
tonight, three-hour de luxe MUS
ical entertainment win be broadcast
through the medium Of the above
mentioned stations.
Featured on the bill will he coz
certs by the Waldorf Astoria Or
chestra, under the direction Of
Joseph Knecht; the Stoeving StrinS
Quartet, Vincent Lopez's Dance Or
chestra, and the Brahms Ladies'
Quartet. Soloists will include
Louise Stallings, soprano; Jergen
Bendix. baritone; Lucien SchmIt,
cellist, and Kiutus recumseh, In
dian tenor.
Before rebroadcasting the New
York program, WCAP viii present
a return recital Of Harry King, vio-
linist, and Constance Finckel. con-
cert pianist, and talk by Professor
Archibald Henderson, Of the Uni
versity Of North Carolina on IFS the
Universe Finite?"
Football by Radio.
An outstanding feature Of the
afternoon programs will be the
broadcast from WGBS, New York,
and KDKA, Pittsburgh, OF the play.
by-play description Of the Leland
.Notre Dame football game
TO be played in the Pasadena Bowl.
This broadcast will be the first
ever presented in the East of a
Pacific coast game. The broadcast
viii begin at o'clock, eastern
standard time, and will be given
through WGBS by Doctor Sigmund
Spaeth. eminent music critic and a
-adio jack-of-all trades.
The WCAP detailed program for
tonight follows:
GAS to z D. ma talk by Pro-
lessor Archibald Henderson, of Uni
versity of North Carolina, "Is the
Universe Finite?" some Of a series
of weekly radio talks by scientific
men. arranged for by Doctor w. e.
rtsdale, under the auspices Of the
National Research Council and
Science Service.
to 1870 p. m-Joint recital by
Finckel, concert pianist,
md Harry King, viOlinist. Joint
program with station WEAF, New
FORK, and other broadcasting sta
ions.
1880 D. m.-Duets by Louise
Stallings, all-American soprano, and
Torgen Bendix, famous Danish |
baritone, accompanied by Viola |
7:45 p. m.-stoeving String
Quartet.
8 o. m.-Duets by Louise Stall |
ngs, mezzo soprano, and Jorgen |
8endix, baritone, with cello obi |
cato, by Lucien Schmit.
SIS D. m.-Lucien Schmit, eel
list.
$40 p. m.-Concert by the Wal
lori Astoria orchestra, under the
direction of Joseph Knecht, direct
rom the lobby of the hotel.
9 p. m.-"Victor Presentation"
Program: BY the Victor Salon !
orchestra, Nathaniel Shilkret, direc-
tor, "Out of the Dusk" "ChausOn
by John Mccormack,
famous Irish tenor, "Adeste FL |
leles," with Shannon quartet and
organ; "Berceuse," from Jocelyn
Godard), with Violoncello obligato.
by Mr.. Kennedy; by Lucrezia Bori,
orima donna soprano OF the Met
,opolitan Opera Company, ia
when Love Is Kind"
'Addio Del Passato" from "Travi-
tia" WerdD: duet by Miss Bori |
and Mr.. Mccormack, "Parigi Ot
Cara" from "Traviata" VerdD:
by the Victor Salon orchestra,
Memory Lane" "What'll l Do"
Indian Love Call" from Rose
Marie" by Mr.. Mccormack Mar
theta" Mother Machree."
10 p. m.-Brahm Ladies quartet.
1920 p. m.-Kiutus Tecumseh.
Indian tenor. >
1890 to IL p. m.-Vincent Lopez
Ind his orchestra. from the Grill
IF the Hotel Pennsylvania, New
York city.
SERGEANT KILLS SOLDIERS