The Washington times., 1925-05-23

Memorial Mass at Arlington
Will Be Broadcast by
WCAP~in Morning

viii be presented by Estelle Went
worth's Singers as The leading
attraction of Crandall's Saturday
nighters over WRCs tonight. The
tabloid viii be sung by quartet
composed of Elizabeth Thorn
berry, soprano; Ellsworth Cond-
ron, tenor; Nina Norman, con-
tralto,. and Russell Corarey, bass.
M Screen Star to Talk.
Constance. Bennett, attractive IN
kenue, is the screen star booked to
talk to the Crandall audience this
tyenink. She will speak from the
studio lof VIZ, New York. Other
saturday nighters will be Woodruff
Youngs, in a group of comic songs
Otto F. Beck, organist: Roy Lalng
vfolinist, and the Metropolitan Sym
nhony orchestra.
FsOtflers features on tonight's WltC
entertainment will be a concert. by
the Nerdica String Quartet: Boern
stein's La lava Orchestra from the
Franklin Square Hotel; the Lee
House Trio; q joint recital by AiIee Alice
Oliver KfhIbom,. mezzo-soprano. w
w Richardson, pianist; Irving y
Horn. baritone, and a program I py
HAlen Eoga, vioiinist, from VIZ
New York. -.
- WRCs Complete Bill.
Il n. nnsidpey Seidenman's
eliprehana Hotel Orchestra. broad
cast from the Hotel Shoreham.
T:55 ~ nn.-Play-by-play account
OF the Washingt on Detroit baseball
game. broadcast from the studio OF
the Washington Times.
$40 p. m.-Baseball Scores.
6:45 p. n1.-Children's Hour by
Madge Tucker.
6:55 p. m. A Tribute to General
Nelson Miles by Elise Mulliken.
%. m.-Irving Boernstein's. Lee
House Trio, broadcast from the Lee
'Bp. m.-Bible Talk by Walter H.
Newton, Congressman from Mime,
sofa, under the auspices of the
Mems Organized Bible Glass Or
ganization.
AIS D. m.-Joint Program by
Alice Oliver Kihlbom, - mezzo-
soprano: W. w. Richardson. pianist,
and Irving t. Horn. baritone.
s:45 p. m.-'Deyelopment of the
United States Capitol Building from
the Completion Of the Old Capitol
Extension-Is70 to Date by
Charles E. Fairman, curator OF the
Capitol, under the auspices of the
Columbia Heights Business Mems
Association.
300 p. m-Helen vogel. violinist,
broadcast with Station VIZ
$50 D. m--Concert by the Nor
dieA String Quartet of the Walter
L. Holt studios.
1870 D. m.-"Crandall's Saturday
Nighters" including Constance Ben
nett, screen star; EstelIe Went
worth's Singers in gems from
Martha Elizabeth .Thornberry, So
prano; Ellsworth Condron, tenor;
Nina Norman. contraIto; Russell
Cordey, bass Roy Laing. violinist;
comic songs by Woodruff Youngs:
Otto F. Beck, organist, and the
Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra.
1900 p: m.-Irving Boernstein's s
Ia Java Orchestra, broadcast from
the Franklin Square Hotel.
Memorial Programs
Tomorrow's programs from wCAP
will include several unusual fea-
lures along with the usual Roxy
concert. A memorial mass from
the eamphitheater at Arlington will
be broadcast in place of the usual
morning service at IL o'clock.
The afternoon broadcast will in
clude the first open-air service of
the season from Mt. st. Alban.
The BaccaIaureate Sermon TO st.
AIban's School for Boys will be
preached by the Reverend Henry
ST. George Tucker. ar this zine.
After Roxy's concert in The eve
ming. a Victor Herbert Memorial
Concert will be broadcast under
The auspices of the American So
ciety of Composers, Authors md
Publishers from the Ritz Carlton
Hotel in New York. Gene Buck
will be the master of ceren o1ies.
Many distinguished soloistg will
take part in the memorial.
WCAP Tomorrow.
II a. m.-Memorial mass from the
amphitheater, Arlington National
Cemetery, Arlington. Va. Music by
the United States Marine Band and
the st. Patrick's sanctuary choir,
G. A. Benson. choirmaster, F.
will be delivered by the national
chaplain of the American Legion,
the Reverend Father Joseph Loner-
gan, Of Illinois.
4 p. m.-First sopen-air service of
the season. Washington Cathedral
Of the Episcopal Church. Mt. st.
Alban, Washington The bac-
cala.ureate sermon Of st. Adams
School for Boys will be preached
by the Reverend Henry st. George
Tucker
6.20-S p. m.-"Roxy and His
Gang" from the Capitol Theater
New York city.
$40 p. m.-Eictor Herbert memo
rial concert, under the auspices OF
the American Society of Composers
Authors and Publishers, from the
main ballroom OF the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel, especially presented for radio
broadcasting. Gene Buck. president
OF the society, master of cere
monies. Among the distinguished
aNloists taking part in the program
I'll be Alice Nelson, Anna Fitziu
FRITZ Scheff, Nahan Franko, Ru
dolf Friml, Eugene Cowles, Pau
Whlteman and his orchestra and
others. The following distinguished
conductors will direct a symphony
orchestra of 100 pieces in works by
Victor Herbert: Henry Hadley
John Phillip Sousa, Hugo Riesen
field; Nahan, Franko. Armand
Vecesy and Max Bendix. Augustu:
Thomas will make a brief address.