The Washington times., 1926-12-16
To Tell STORY.
Of WASHINGTON.

In this time Of agitation for a
change in the immigration laws. or
something like that. so that resi-
dents of the District OF Columbia
can become citizens OF the United
States with full rights and privil.
eyes thereto pertaining, there might
be considerable interest in the talk
/ John Claggett Proctor will deliver
from WMAI. at S:1O this evening
on "Washington--Ther and Now"
Mr.. Proctor is an officer Of the
Society OF Natives Of the District
Of Columbia
Being Of the third generation, OF
q family OF natives Of the District
myself, although ! am now q
naturalized citizen of the United
States and the State OF Illinois, I'm
more or less interested In the home
Of my ancestors. and doubtless
numerous other listeners viii be
likewise. incidentally, t might be
noted that Director VIII Plerson,
Of WMAIl. ls adding to the knowl.
garding their own city every little
while with an address like this,
!. q radio feature that has much to
commend Il.
GLEE CLUB
= IN KIT HULK
THE Chaminade Glee Club OF which
Miss Esther Linkins Is directress,
viii open the program OF WRC this
evening by providing the principal
feature of the Kilt Hour Of music
Beginning at sos p. m. There will
also be q guest soloist, Arthur C.
Gorbach. The GlGc Club will sing
ASvyA eV,an,,1ne, - -nSncv~ oS1H $tSA cnlniEf
will have special group.
The Carlton Hotel Orchestra Will
provide the WRC dinner music begin.
ming at Z o'clock and at the same
hour WHAL will offer Science Ser,
vice talk on Fighting White Plague
with Vaccines" which ought to be
OF timely interest to purchasers Of
Christmas Seals. a group that
undoubtedly includes every radio
listener IN this broadcast area.
MAYBE IT'S JUST
ANOTHER BLONDE
The motion picture dialogue from
WIZ comes to WRC at o'clock
and is reported to be a storyiZed yer.
sion OF Just Another Blonde"-but |
you know how the press agent pro
poses and Col. Davis and Malcolm
LaPrade present what they have on
hand. Therefore whether you prefer
blondes or not-don't be disappointed |
IL the loud speaker gives forth |
brunette dialogue this evening.
The weekly bridge game with Mr.. |
Work and Mr.. Whitehead VIII be |
heard at $50. Heard Mr.. White |
head discussing the game to be |
PLAYED this evening the other night |
and he said the hands are OF un-
usual interest. You'll find them in |
another column. The Ted Husing |
directed Royal Hour. with Erva |
Giles and Franklin Bauer. follows |
the bridge game. and then comes
an hour Of dance music from the
Meyer Davis squad at LIE Paradis.
Syracuse University will be heard
from WGY at 7:45 as usual Thurs.
come q rather interesting event at
$40. when William C. Handy. the
negro COMPOSER of the first Of the
"biue" tunes. will tell how he con-
ceived the idea of noting this most
ancient OF music in concrete must.
cal form. Handy Is an interesting |
taIker and has a very interesting
subject. From WGBS also will
come the usual Oliver Savior talk
on "FcotiIghts and Lamplight." at |
s o'clock. and at brand-new Tea.
ture In the form OF radio novel. |
told by CosmO Hamilton.
The CITY Club Yule Tide program
will he heard from WMAL at $3.50.
At the same hour the 1ewly-organ.,
lied Estey Organ Recital series will
make contribution to the program
OF WIZ. In the West the Cieve.
land Symphony Orchestra will be
heard from WTAM at o'clock
and the usual Congress- Carnival