The Washington times., 1925-12-05
ROmping Around
the
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BY Listener In

An sos distress signal interrupt
ed an otherwise well planned pro-
gram from wCAP last night. The
sos came curing the dance pro-
gram by the Wardman Park Hotel
orchestra.
Before the distress signal
WCAP's bill had been unusually
interesting and delightful with tne
concert for the blind, the highhgnt
Of the evening. The concert for
the blind was given under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples
League of Concordia Lutheran
Church and included selections by
the Washington Quartet.
Any program that includes the
Washington Quartet is bound to be
good. That is an organization
ethan which there is none better.
The Catholic University Glee Club
and the Columbia Male Quartet
each offered rather good entertain
ment and the evening opened with
one Of the best instrumental or
plantations in Washington-The
Mozart String Quintette.
William T. Pierson, WCAP man
ager and announcer, who used to
favor the audience with occasional
baritone recitals, broke q silence OF
several months during the early
evening when he gave a ten
minute group. He has a pleasant
voice, too.
Fer those folks who have become
accustomed to going to bed after
the Crandall Saturday Nighters
every Saturday night, we suggest
another hour Of listening tonight in
order that they may hear the
Spanish Village orchestra, which il
proving one Of the most popular
organizations In town.
Dance music from that unique
@ street night club, according 10 the
WRC management, is one ~ The
biggest applause-drawing attractions
on the program of the uptown
station.
Marriage" a novelty three-act
play in twelve minutes by CoSmo
Hamilton, broadcast through WRC
from WIZ will top the bill pre-
pared for tonight.
John Hayes Hammond will help
the people of Washington by radio
tonight to mount the barrier due
to the coal strike with an address
on the situation. How Are We
to Warm Our Homes" Is the sub
ject Of Mr. Hammond's talk.
The musical features for tonights
bill will be the usual program OF
"Crandalls Saturday Nighters,
the Spanish Village Orchestra, God
frey Ludlow, violinist, with keith
Mcleod at the piano and the Tar
Wan Quartet from WIZ at Ne"
York. -
IL noon-Organ recital from the
Homer L. Kit studios.
1 o. m.-Daniel ChwaloWs or
chestra. from the Hamilton Hotter
s D. m.-Talk. Practiclng ine
Golden Rule" by Harold F. Pelle-
grin, Potomac director OF the Near
East relief.
6.45 %. m.-Market summary from
the Department Of Agriculture.
%. m.-Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra.
7:45 D, m.--Talk. "The Four Hun
dredth Anniversary of Tyndales
New Testament Translation. by
Doctor George s. Duncan OF the
American University under the Or
ganized Bible Class Association.
8 d. m.-''Marriage." a three-act
play in twelve minutec, by Cosmo
Hamilton
S:I5 %. m.-Talk, Collecting Liv-
ing Animals in South America" by
Doctor William M. Mann. superin-
tendent Of the National Geological
Park.
$50 D. m.-Sherry's Dance Or
chestra.
g p. m.-TaIk. How Are We to
Warm Our Homes" by John Hays
Hammond.
925 p. m.-Estey hour-the Tar
Wan Quartette.
10 D. m.-Godfrey Ludlow, violin.
list with Keith Mcleod. pianist.
1890 D. m.-"Crandall's Saturday
Nighters."
Midnight-The Spanish Village
Orchestra.
Sundays WCAP program fea-
lures the Atwater Kent Radio Hour