The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-14
ROmping Around
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Radio Dial
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cente Ballester have appeared be-
fore q n1icrophone to send their
beautiful voices through the air.
! They have we feel sure radio
personalities that should have de-
lighted the hearts of the listeners
and we hope that they may return
to US soon.
The famous s'Toreador Song
from Carmen in the first group
Isung by Ballester gave us full
opportunity to realize how the fiery
Spaniard must fit so realistically
into this role when he appears on
the stage.
Throughout Ballester's recital ne
sang as IL he loved the songs and
they were rendered as only q per-
son may sing the songs Of his
country.
Lushanslxa. reached the peak of
her offerings in the aria 'Depuissl
le Jour from Louise, we thought
and gave us all of her wonderful
voice in this beautiful song.
| Last night the Capitol family
presented for us a comic opera
written about Ireland and those
who love the Emerald Isle.
However reluctantly, Major Ed
4 WdIO DOWCSp WIN OAEGCbS HGAAC SUN
day offerings, was dragged into the
opera, he told us all about the
blarney stone. Yes, he's kissed it,
he said so.
"The Viking Sigurd Nilsson re-
turned to us last night and pre-
scented Our Ain Folk" in his
inimitable style and later followed
it with MY Hour
The Dixie Jubilee Singers gave us
some real old-time songs. in their
recital Of negro spirftdals. We
heard "Oh, Lord, ] Done What You
Told Me to Do" and Hold Out
Your Light.
i ing. The General Studio and Cen
eral. headquarters will go to the
Chicago Beach hotel at Fifty-first
and Hyde Park boulevard overlook.
ing Lake Michigan where they will
rest in their new home that has
been luxuriously draped and fur
nished in pearl gray velvet and
velour.
Every station in the country is
Inow getting ready for Christmas
and IL the advance notices hold
good Christmas Eve and Christmas
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that the radio has presented to the
listeners as yet. Those who are go
ing to get radio sets for Christmas
won't want a better time to start
twirling the dials.
Tschaikowsky's Sleeping Beauty
i Waltz" will feature the program of
i the A. and p. Gypsies to be broad
teast through the local station to-
might.
! Dividing the honors of the eve
4 ming with the A. and p. Gypsies
Il will be the tabloid presentation of
4 Gounod's masterpiece. the opera
Faust" The WEAF Grand
Opera Company will present the
opera through the local station.
i Other musical selecting for to-
nights program will be Christmas
Carols" by the Wilson Normal Glee
Club; LES" Colvin in popular piano
numbers, and the Mohawk Male
Quartet"
WRC's Afternoon Bill
1856 a. Warrington time sig
lnals.
IL noon-Christmas services u1.-
der the AUSPICES of the Bible de-
partment OF the Federation OF
Women's Clubs, broadcast from
Keith's Theater.
| 1890 p. Morgan recital by
Henri Schmidt Gregor broadcast
from the Homer L. Kit studios.
1 p. m.-Sidney Seidemans Shore
ham Hotel Orchestra broadcast
from the Shoreman Hotel.
4:4O p. m.-Raoul Costa, violinist;
Emile Doria at the piano.
300 p. m. Herbert Leach's
Dance Orchestra.
WCAP Tonight
6:Oo.7:OO p. m.-"Washington
Post Hour
! 7:oO-7;1O p. m.-Daily market
summaries, under auspices of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture.
! 7:10 -7:25 p. m. - christmas
Carols" by the Wilson Normal
Glee Club, under the direction of
Miss Bernice Randall Angelica
, 725-7:3O p. m.-"Christmas Seals"
by DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, under
auspices of the Washington Tuber
culosis Association.
/ 7:3O-7:4O p. m.-"Les" Colvin, in
popular piano numbers.
7:4O-7:55 p. m.-"Important Facts
That You Should Remember about
Christmas Mailing" by William
M. Mooney, Washington City Post
master.
7:55-8:1O p. m.-Miss Evelyn
Gribbfn, soprano, in a group Of
songs.
8:10-8:25 p. m.-"Harbin, the
Gateway to Siberia" by Charles K
Moser of the Far East Division,
Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, presented by Depart
ment of Commerce.
8:25-8:45 p. m.-"Mohawk Male
Quartette" in popular selections:
Earl F. Gordon, first tenor; Frank
A. Goebel. second tenor; Raymond
Towers, baritone; Clarence John
son, bass; accompanied by Bernice
Dorsey.
S:45-9:OO p. m.-"Hower Health
Talk from Metropolitan Tower,
New York city.
4 9:O0-1O:0O p. m.-Music by the
A. & P. GypsIes; from the studio
of Station WEAF, New York city.
4 10:00-11:00 p. m.-Grand Opera.
Faust" by the WEAF Grand
Opera Company, under. the direc-
ton of Cesare Sodero. from the
studio of Station WEAF, New
York city.
On Early Tomorrow
6:45-Tower Of Health Exercises,