The Washington times., 1926-08-19
PROGRAM
MASTERPIECES.

One of these days music patrons
who must have their music in per-
son and rot through lccd speaker,
viii wake UP to the TACT that listen,
ers to radio concerts are getting all
the best of musical fare that is be-
ine served. Tonight will be one Of
tie occasions when the radio fan
con invite his hign-brow friend to
listen with considerable certainty OF
making good on just such boast.
J,he Marine Band is to play coz.
cert at the Sylvan Theater this eve
ming that will compare in program
with anything it does-or any other
hand sor orchestra does--in the
sacred concert hall.
One OF the first indications OF
d.. wning intelligence is when one
awalSens to the fact that it Is alb
so;i,fely impossible for one TO hear
ali the music, read all the BOOKS,
see all the paintings or all the great
dramas. So we must make up our
minds to taking what time and
equally fl.eting opportunity permit.
BAND TO PLAY
-FOUR MASTERPIECES
This evening, for instance, at
the Sylvan Theater In Washington,
and through broadcast by WRC,
WIZ, WGY and WIZ. the Marine
Rand will deliver four OF th6 great
masterpieces of music to millions
of listeners-to say nothing Of sew
eral other numbers that might
easily be the chief features Of a
program. were the other four not
present. The quartet that demands
particular attention include march
from Hector Berlioz' "Damnation
of Faust" the andante of Tschai.
kowsky's Fifth symphony, the love
s.. J., Head of Department. Of English,
Loyola University: .csni,eaE .,par, Fror,
to $40 D. m.--classical concert
from Commonwealth Edison Company
s:s0 to II D. m.---conEresS carnival. |
WGN--Ch gO--3O3
s01 .. m-ciosinE stock quotations;
recital by Fern Scull. pianist
SIS D. m.-Uncls Waits Punch ana
SIS D. m.-Request program by the
Drake Concert Ensemble and Black
'J p. m@ciIoauot Club Eskirnos.
. p. ms-Goodrich. silvertown Cord
10 .. In.-"sam m Henry"
1910 p. m.--The Music Boz.
1920 .. m.-The Bible.
1870 p. m.-Musical program. featur-
ing wGS studio Ensemble
wBzr-sprInKfieId. Mass-SSS
s:55 p ni.--Markets. Boston.
S D. m.--Hotei Kimbali Trio.
$50 p. m.-Baseball results Spring
$50 p. ma-Hotel T.enox Ensemble.
7.30 p. m.-United States Marine
s:so p. m.-Mina Del Castillo. pianist
and assisting artist; Boston:
tenor soloist with violin obiigato. Spring
field.
10 b. n1.--Weather reports; missing
persons; baseball results
wcx-DetrOIt--SI7
81 p m.-Dinner program by Gold
$40 .. m.-Detroit symphony orches-
ira.
WJR--DetrOit--B17
= p m Jean Goldkette's symphony
orchestra; soioists. -
,.1 7;sD ?: m.--lde ana Aesinai'H en-
s p. m.-Detroit symphony Orchestra.
WCAE-PitfsburRh-
: Sis p. m.-Daily sport review by G.
b. Yorke.
p. m.-Book review by Burt NC
Murtrie.
7:e0 D. m.-studio recital under. diree-
ton of E1inor Olive Edstrom.
8 p. m.-Cliquot Club EskimoS' from
.. m,-The silyertown Cord orcheG-
ira from WEAF.
10 D. m.--Baseball results.
KTHs-Hot Springs. Ark.--81S
1910 D. m.-Opera themes by Law
son Reid from the Princess Theater..
1890 p. m.--Varied program by the
KTHs staff artists.
WMAQ-Chicago-44
5:15 p. m.--Topsy Turvy Time
$50 p. m.-Jack Chapman's orches-
$40 D. m.-Baseball Scores
6.A5 n m Swimming lesson.
NJ m-Jack Chapman's Orchestra
$40 D. m-March johnson, sopran"
D. m.-Marion and Npelia Roberts
$40 p. m.-Jack Chabmans Ofcn"s-
s:4S p. m.-Burpan Homes.
WEEI-BOatOn-S4S
~ m.--From New York--The Sere-
H" 7.so p. m.-From New York-Orches-
trsi m'.From New York-clicquot
"a" y m.-From New York-siivertown
Cord Orchestra.
WKRC-Cincinnati-4
n-Swss Garden Frolic. Ace
p.iondA and his IA Virginans. :,
$40 p. Unpopular songs, MerreIl
schwarz. Bert Lindsay, Kern Aylwad'
p. Mace Brigode and his IA
Virginians.
- WDAF-Kansas City-360
n m-School of the Air. Mar
ketgram and weather forecast. the
Teii- Me-a Story Lady. Address, weeh-
~ book talk by Louis Mecker oil me