Evening star., 1925-10-03
RADIO SHOW MUSIC
PUT OMAR TONIGHT
Brilliant Program Promised
by WRC-Many Well Known
SOIOistS on Bill.

Three hours Of the most brilliant
entertainment ever presented by Cap
ital artists for the radio audience of
the East will be afforded listeners to-
night. when the full membership of
the Crandall Saturday Nighters takes
the air from the radio show through
WRC.
The entertainment will be present ed
directly from the stage Of the Wash
ington Auditorium in full view Of the
visitors TO the radio show. and will
be conducted in the same manner In
which the Saturday night programs
are broadcast weekly from the Radio
corporation station. Nelson Bell of
the Crandall theaterS, director of the
Saturday NighterS, is expected to
make his opening announcement
promptly at $50 and to announce the
three-hour variety program that Will
follow.
Approximately so leading artists of
the Capital and the full membership
of the Metropolitan Theater SYM
phony Orchestra. under the direction
of Daniel Breeskin, will take part in
the gala performance.
Many SoI0ists on Bill.
Among those who will appear in
recitals and specially numbers are
the following: Hazel Arth. Contralto;
Artie Fay Guilford, soprano; Mar
Caret Webster, soprano: Clara Young
Erown, soprano; Marie Duchon Deal.
soprano; Gertrude Kreiselman. piano
Syncopationist: Lillian Carhauh, pi-
anist; Dorothy Wilson Halbach. con-
tralto: Minnie Nolkmann, soprano;
Esther Cutchin, concert pianist: Kate
Smith, Washington's queen of synco-
patton: Nell Paxton. pipe-organist; I;
-crDr vi Milton
Davis, pianist: Earl Carbauh, bari
tone; Harlan Randall baritone
NIichaux Crump. cornetist: Sig New
man, saxophonist; Sigmund Ziebel,
yiolinist Emil Smith, pianist, and
Preston Shelly, cellist.
other parts of the entertainment
will be provided by the Imperial Male
Quartet and a double male quartet
from the George Washington UnlVer-
sitv Glee Club.
WRC has scheduled for its early.
evening entertainment two new fea-
lures, both of which will be brought
from New York City. They are
Sherry's Orchestra and the Dexter
Male Chorus, both Of which have re-
Gently been added to the radio fea-
lures of station WIZ.
There will be presented tonight the
inaugural talk in series of addresses
ded ing WIN the ANdiIOiIi <p'l' = 49,
Park. which has been arranged un-
der the auspices of the Smithsonian
institution and DR.. William NJ. Mann
superintendent of the National 200
logical Park. Tonisht's talk VIII be
on the subject, AN Introduction TO
the Zoo" and will be given by Austin
Clark of the Smithsonian Institution.
Tonight's program will be opened at
6 40 with a sport resume, Which Will
he followed by a market summary
given by the Department Of Agrlcul-
trre At Z O'Clock an hour OF dlnner
music will he given by Irving Boern-
stems Hotel Washington Orchestra
and will be followed by the weekly
Bible talk. to be presented tonight by
Everett F. Haycraft of the United
states Federal Trade Commission and
teacher of the Mems Bible Class OF
the Petworth Baptist Church.
Luncheon music today was played
hv Daniel Chawlow's Hotel Hamilton
orchestra, and at 2:55 pm. the final
American League game TO be played
away from home by the Washington
team will be broadcast play-by play
from the studio of the Washington
Times. The game will be that Of Bos-
ton and Washington at Boston