The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-21
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cast locally hereafter has compelled
Station WEAF to change it's plans
and broadcast the Roxy programs
on Wednesday nights hereafter in
stead Of Thursday nights, thus
making it possible for WCAP to
|! get into the chain.
This definite announcement was
/ made late yesterday afternoon, after
| the management Of WCAP had
been in almost constant communi-
| cation with the powers that be"
| at its sister station in New York,
! emphasizing just how much of a
| storm the fans here were making.
The return Of the Roxy program
/ to Wednesday night necessitates a
change In the Ipana Troubadour
hour that night also Hereafter the
Ipana Troubadours will come at 3
o'clock and Roxy and the gang at
10 o'clock.
1 WRC win broadcast q program by
1.-THE Georgia Minstrel Boys Of WGY,
Schenectady, Tuesday night Of next
week.
The musical program over WCAP
last night was one Of the finest
heard over the radio for several
weeks. The entire bill was gond.
particularly those, parts OF II pro.
IVided by the Mozart String Quiatet.
1.-THE Alnas Temple musical organiza-
ltions, Fritz Mueller, Marine Band
lcellist, and Flora McGil Kesfer, con-
tralto soloist.
| After hearing them last night we
don't see why the Almas Temple
IChanters and Almaa Temple Band
lare not booked more often for broad
casting.
| A two-piano recital by Caroline
Bender and Elizabeth Winston. two
/ of Wasl1ington's best concert pianists
land Crandall's. SATURDAY Nightere
lare the headliners on tonight's WRC
program.
| Other leading entertainment VIII
be provided by Tillman's Spanish
Village Orchestra from the Restaur.
liant Madrillon, the United status
Marine Band from Quantico, va.
land Boernstein's Hotel Washington
IOrchestra.
This afternoon wCAP ii broad
casting q play-by-play account of
the Harvard-Yale game at Cam
bridge. Graham McNamee, famous
ANNOUNCER, Is at the microphone
aided by Phillips Carlin, the an
lrouncer who has been alternating
with him in announcing the games
this fall
WCAP Afternoon Bin
1:45 D. m. - Play-by-play account
Of Ie-Harvard game from Cam
bridge, with Graham McNamee an
nouncing.
WRC's Complete Bin
| 1855 a. m.--Arlington time sig
| IL noon-organ recital by George
IF. Ross, broadcast from the studios
OF the Homer L. Kit Plano Com
pany.
3. m.-Daniel Swallows Hotel
Hamilton Orchestra, broad from the
Hotel Hamilton.
/ s o. m.-DanieI Chwalow's Hotel
Hamilton Orchestra, broadcast from
the Hotel Hamilton.
6:45 D. m.-Marlxet summary, pre-
pared by the Department OF Agri-
culture.
| z p. m.-Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra broadcast
from the Hotel Washington.
7:45 D. m.-Bible talk by Homer
IL. Councillor, director Of religious
education, Calvary Baptist Church,
and president Of the Organized
Bible Glass Association.
s p. m.-Two-p piano recital by
Caroline Bender and Elizabeth Win
ston, broadcast with Station VIZ
from the Homer L. Kit Piano Com
pany studios.
$50 D. m.-''HowIers and Spider
Monkeys" by Major e. A. Gold
man, Of the Biological Survey. un-
der the auspices Of the Smithsonian
institution.
| S:45 p. ma Kentucky Gin.
derella," a memory of the old
South, by w. Alfred Falconer.
9 p. my. s. Navy Night, !"
/ u. S. Marine Quantico Band, broad
cast with Station WIZ.
1915 p. m.-'"Twelve Months of
Summer Foods" by r. 8. Holdings.
head. assistant chief. foodstuffs d.
vision, bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce.
1890 p. m.-"Crandall' Saturday
Nighters'' including Jack Nesbit,
baritone; Ards Hunter in songs;
Marie Duchon Deal, dramatic
soprano: Earl Carbauh. baritone;
Sigmund Ziebel, violinist; Michaux
Crump, cornetist; Esther Cutchin,
concert-pianist; Josephine Rochlitz,
controlto: trio composed of Sig.
Newman, saxophonist; Preston Shell
ley, 'cellist. and Emile Smith.
pianist. Otto F. Beck, organist.
and the Metropolitan Symphony
Orchestra, under the direction of
Daniel Breeskin.
1915 a. m.-Frank Tillman' g
Spanish Village Orchestra broadcast
from the restaurant Madrillon.
Tomorrow night over WCAP the
Atwater Kent Radio Hour will
feature the New York State
Symphony orchestra and Mary
Lewis, operate star recently signed
by the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. The Atwater Kent hour will
as usual, Immediately follow the
Capitol Theater concert.
WCAP Tomorrow
IL a. m.-Service from First
Church of Christ, Scientists, of
Washington. First reader, Mr.. FL
n1er 1. Baldwin; second reader,
Mrs. Gertrude K. Fullaway. Sub,
ject of lesson.sermon, Soul and
Body"
p, m.-service at Bethlehem
Chapel, Washington Cathedral
Reverend James T.. Freeman
Bishop of Washington, will preach
the sermon.
7:20-915 p. m.-Musical progra NJ
rom the Capitol Theater; New
| York city, Major Edward Bowes,
, Idirecting.
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