The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-20
Around
the
Radio Dial
BY LiGtener-In

A typical Monday night enter
tainment was given last nlgn
through the WCAP station, incluc
ing the A. and p. Gypsies from tn
studio of WEAF, musical selection
by. the Hawaiian Melody Boys
Senorita Esther Tinoeo, concert p
anist; C.. and P. male chorus, Towe
health talk, Washington Post hour
and daily market summaries.
The A. and p. Gypsies; with
well arranged variety of selections
were very good and stood out a
the high light OF the evening.
Senorita Esther Tinoco is new
conner, not only to Washington. blu
to the United States. She is ri
accomplished pianist although Onl.
eighteen years of age and we hop
to have the pleasure of hearing
her again. Her opening selection
a Chopin etude-WaS played Will
great expression, and the severa
tangoes gave an excellent idea o
the typical South American music
Our old friends, the Hawaiian
Melody Boys, gave their first fall
entertainment after a number OF
months absence. Their rend-
ton of "Drowsy Waters" and
Aloha" was exceptionally good.
The G. and p. male chorus
also made their fall debut with
entertaining selections. "Shannan
Bells was the best of their short
program. Arthur Lannbdin, whom
we have heard several times this
sumner, gave three baritone
solos.
The Washington Post put on
an hour of music and addresses,
including selections from Faust"
by Mischa Guterson's Ratio
musicians, and the Spanish VIII
lage Four in dance numbers.
An address, to be delivered by
President Coolidge at the Inter-
national Convention Of Young
Mems Christian Association on
October "a, will be broadcast by
stations WRC and WIZ Of New
York. The two stations also viii
broadcast other parts Of the con-
vention which will be held at
Keith's Theater In Washington.
The Presidents address Is ex.
pected to begin at 10 o'clock, Sat.
urday morning, October "a.
The Capitals newest dance
orchestra playing In the city's
newest supper club,-The Span
ish Village''-has been added TO
the broadcasting features of sta.
ton WRC at Washington. The
orchestra plays under the direc-
ton Of Frank Tillman. pianist,
and was organized from the
ranks Of the Capitals most
popular dance musicians. The
addition OF this orchestra to
.WRCs program gives the sta
ton two orchestras for late dance
concerts, the other being Sidney
Seidman's Colonial Room Or
chestra, which has been booked
to play every Saturday night
from midnight to 1 o'clock.
A series of noon organ recitals,
which was made a regular
feature on WRC's programs dur.
ing the summer, will be continued
this fall and winter from the
studios of the Homer L. Kit
Piano Company. During the
summer the recitals were played
on the organ Of the First Con-
gregational Church. These fall
and winter programs will be
played by leading organists OF
the city every day from IL noon,
to p. M, except on Tuesday,
when the recital will be played by
Otto r. Beck on the Tivon
Theater organ. The organ at the
Kilt Studio is a Welte.Phil-
harmonic and one Of the finest
examples Of the organ players
art in the Capital.
WRC Program
1855 a. m.-Arlington Time Sig.
nails.
IL (nooneOrgan recital.
p. m.-New Willard Hotel Or
chestra.
p. m-Shoreham Hotel Or
chestra.
8 p. m.-wurlitzSr musicale
broadcabt Jointly with station
WIZ from New York.
9 D. m.-Musical program.
10 p. m.-"Over the Seven Seas
Life Aboard Ship" broadcast
Jointly with Station WIZ from
New York.
1890 p. m.-Spencer TuprIan
and his Mayflower Orchestra.
broadcast with stations WIZ and
WGY from tho Hotel MayfloSVer.
On Early TOmOrrOW
6:45-7:46 q. m.-Tower Health
Exercises.
10 a. m.---Women's Hour. Joint