The Washington times., 1925-07-09
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1.-THE Mohawk Athletic Club, ia
NOUS for its striumphs on the foot
BAH field. has developed male
!. quartet which: has evidently caught
the winning instincts. of the ath-
letic teams NJ Il fEsg'9 50 -
) Offering. a, group of jazzy har-
monies last night the Mohawks
| made a real hit. Four good backs.
tearing around the ends, ripping
off long gains through the line
and working some excellently-timed
forward. passes could not nave exc
cuted any better team work tnan
did the four singers from WCAP.
The boys have~ gathered together
four good voices which sound
awfully good harmonizing on popu-,
! lar pieces. The sole work in Let
Me Call You Sweetheart" was par
ticularly good.
We realize, of course, that from
a. purely musical standpoint the
lazy quartet did no better than
many other organizations we hear
over the air nearly every night.
But they were different and that
means a, lot. j.
The only criticism we have TO
offer of the Mohawk recital, was
that the piano was placed "a little
too close to the nicropnone, max
| ing it play too prominent a part
in the selections, particularly dur.
ing the solo parts.
Some more good harmony was
presented at the close, of the eve
ming when Miss Marie koontz and
Ambrose Durkin presented a joint
recital.,N Mr.. Durlin's voice was
especially easy to listen to-.
Washington, now. has only, four
broadcasting stations, instead of
the five it had a week ago. The
Department of Commerce has de-
leted from the list of stations the
call letters WDdU which were as
signed to the Doubleday-Hin Els2
trio Company here. This station
has been silent for many months,
however.
The remaining local stations. are
WCAP, WRC, WRHF (tfe Wash.
ington Radio Hospital Fund, and
WBES (the Bliss Electrical SCHOOL,.
Both Of the latter are temporarily
off the air.
The Arlington Beach Dance. Or.
many orchestras being broadcast b.y
WRC, will present the third OF its
tea.dance concerts tomorrow after.
noon.s Thee orchestra plays under
the direction OF Billy Marsden and
is featuring Joe Eombrests baritone
soloist and banjoist. "a.
"A concert by the United" States
Marine Band from the Sylvan
Theaterv and DANCE music from the
roof Of lie Paradfs are the features
on tonight's program from WRC.
Dinner music from the -Shoreham
H5otel and three solo recitals com
This afternoon the third OF the
series Of games between Washing
ton, and :, Chicago will be broadcast
from The Washington Things studio
through WRC. William M. SWee; s
viii be at the mike" as usual.
WRC's Complete Bill.
IL noon--Organ recital by. Char.
lotte Klein from First Congrega.
tionaL Church,
= p. .pl.-Irving Boernsteih's Hotel
Washington Orchestra.
.2:55 p. m.-Play-by'play account
of baseball.
6:55 p. m.-Scores. -.
100 p. m.-Sidney Seidemann's
Shoreham Hotel Orchestra.
7:3O p. m.-Concert by Marine
Band.
p. m.-Saxophone solos by. Ray.
mond Kieferle.. ....,
500 p. m.-Helen Virginia Clarke,
soprano; Edwin Moore at piano,
$40 p. m.-Rawley c.. Donohue,
baritone; Karl Holer at piano.
10 p! m,-Meyer Davis Society
Orchestra ,..-,..,.f.
On Early Tomorrow.
WCAPA6:45 to 7:45 a. M: Tower
Health. Exercises"
WRC-9 to 10 a. M: Women's
hour.