The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-16
WRC PRESENTS
ENTERTAINING
PROGRAM
Election Results in New York
and Wisconsin Given Az
UnscheduIed Feature
BY LTsTENER.IN

WRC put on a "bang-up" pro
gram last night that was interest
ing from beginning to end.
The major portion OF the bill, and
incidentally the most entertaining,
was that provided by the Georgia
Minstrel Boys from schenectady
Tambo and Bones and the other
boys were certainly going right last
night, and we got several good
laughs.
But aside from the MINISTRIES,
there were some very good mum
bers, including Frederic William
wile's inaugural talk, the May
flower Orchestra, the patent talk
by Acting Commissioner of Patents
Karl Fenning and the musical
travelogue, aOver the Seven Seas.
And to top the thing Off right,
WRC provided an unscheduled fea'
ture, announcing the election re-
suits in New York and Wisconsin.
We have heard plenty OF talk
about the opening of the new
radio season." but we hadn't felt
sure about 1t until last night when
we heard Frederic William Wile's
familiar booming voice plunging
In where angels fear to tread"
Mr.. Vile will probably have sew
eral more chances to talk on the
aircraft squabble" before the sea
son is over.
The market report which fol.
lowed WRC's baseball results last
night Is to be regular evenf here.
after on the program Of both local
stations. J. c. Gilbert, Of the Blu
reau OF Agricultural Economies,
who talked over WCAR last win
ter on THE Purple Cow The
Apple that Eve Gave ADAM and
Ham and Eggs" II doing the
announcing.
Radio Banquet
The much.heraIded radio indus.
tries banquet at the Hotel Commok
dore, New York city. will top
WCAP'S program tonight. being
broadcast as the opening gun of the
new radio season. The banquet will
offer some Of New York's most
popular radio entertainers.
Another top.notch feature tonight
will be the "Ipana Troubadours.' 2
also from WEAF New York. This
is the first of series of regule1s
weekly broadcasts over WCAP by
these popular entertainers. Other
! events tonight viii be a half hour
Of music by the IT. s Navy Band
andsa recital by Huyler' 81 from the
WEAF studio.
WRC's Afternoon Bill
1855 a. m.-,Arlington tins
| signals.
12 noon--organ recital by Cert
rude. Smallwood; Fred Eden, bari
tone. soloist; broadcast from the
First congregational Church.
| p. m.-Irving Bernstein 4
Hotel Washington Orchestra broad
Yeast from the Hotel Washington.
8 p. m.-Concert by the United
States Marine Band; Captain VII
liam H. Santelmann, leader; Taylor
Branson, second leader. broadcast
from the plaza of the United States
Capitol.
6:26 p. m.-Baseball scores.
WCAP Program
1907 80 r m - "JIuyIers F foremost
Four from the studio !. of station
WEAF. New York CITY.
7:SO-S:00 p. m.-Concert by the Z,
8. Navy Band. Lieutenant Charles
Benter. leader. from the u. s. Navy
Yard. Washington. broadcast jointly
with other radio stations.
8:0O-9:40 p. m.-Radio Industries
Banquet. from Hotel Commodore
New York City. broadcast Jointly
with station WEAF. New York city
9;4010:40 p. m.-"Ipana Trouba
| dours." from the station of WEAF,
New York city.
On Early Tomorrow
WCAP, 6:45 a. m,-Tower Health
| exercises.
WRC, 9 a. m.-Woman's hour.