The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-30
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bers sent out from the Casa Lopez
in New York city, and received
quite a surprise,
Lopez presented hie orchestra In
Rachmaninoff's Prelude in G.
Minor set to fox trot time It was
good. Usually we hate to hear the
music Of the masters chopped into
pieces for q dance but In solnO
parts Of the Offering last night IL
sounded az IL symphony orchestra
was handling the number.
The other selections we heard
broadcast from the Casa Lopez was
a piano recital, California SUN
shine.
Bernard Ahrens, baritone, who.
gave = short recital through the.
local station last night. opened :
pleasing offering with HAD But
You" HE rendition Of e.Lsenore"
and The Garden Of Your Hear"
was excellent, we thought.
Slipping away from home again
we went to Atlantic City where
WPG was broadcasting dance music
by the Hotel, Ambassador Orchestrm
from the Grill room OF the hotel.
When I'm Alone and Blue" was
the number We listened to from
here.
The boys from the Pennsylvania
State College who we were told
were all dressed up like girls must
have been telling some funny Jokes
during their play but we didn't get
q one. We could hear the actors
apparently shouting at the top Of
their voices and we could get about
two-thirds Of joke but never the
key to the laugh. Despite. this
difficulty the musical numbers were
very good.
We heard q quartet singing
when the Twilight Comes'' at sta
ton WLW and then we tuned IL
on q tenor and soprano duet
'sWill You Remember but couldn't
wait long enough to see where It
was from as another number was
announced and the station letters
were omitted. =
Next we slid into the studio Of
WCX to hear the Red Apple Club
do their stuff. We heard "Cheatin'
On Me- by the Harmony Four and
ensemble, and we closed our trip
around the dial when we had listen
ed to Esther Tompkins in Chicago
play 'MOdulaticns" by Jones.
Three local musical organizations
will vie with two organizations
from New York for honors tonight
in the bin to be presented by.
The Colonial Male Quartet, the
United States Army Band, and the
Choir Invisible are the local fea-
lures on the program. The 'sIpanA
TrOubadours," from the studio Of
station WEAF, and Roxy and His
Gang" also from WEAF In New
York city win be the out-of-town
features.
WRCs Afternoon Bill
IL noon Gertrude SmaIlwOod,
organist from the Homer L. Kilt
B. m.-Lee House Trio.
AS D. ME Paradis Band.
5 b. m.-"The Virginia Judge"
George d. Reid.
$40 p. m.-Ellsworth Tompkins,
baritone.
0:4V p. m.-George. =. ROSS,
pianist.
6 3. m.-Thinss Talked About, : /
Nina Reed.
WCAP Tonight
700 .. m.-Musical selections by
the Colonial Male Quartet.
7:3O p. m.-Concert by the United |
States Army Band, under the de
rectiOn of Capt. William J. Stan
nard, direct from the Army Bar
racks, Washington, d. c., broad.
cast Jointly with Station WEAF,
New York, and other radio sta
lions.
500 D. m.-"Ipana Troubadours"
from the studio of Station WEAF,
New York City.
1000 p. m.-Musical program by
Roxy Is. L. RothafeD and his
gang, from the studio Of station
WEAF, New York City.
400 p. m.-Concert by the
Choir Invisible, under the direction
OF Joseph PAche; Mrs. Mildred
Kolb Schulze, accompanist.
On Early Tomorrow
6:46 q. m.-'"Tower Of Health
Exercises" WCAP.
1000 a. m.-Woman's Hour,
WRC.