The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-19
ON THE AIR TONIGHT

nals.
II noon--"Fifty Farm Flashes, ?
under the auspices of the Depart.
ment OF Agriculture.
1880 D. m.--Mid-day Lenten serv.
ices under the auspices Of the lay
mems Service Association, broadcast
from Keith's Theater.
/ o. m.-Meyer Davis New Will
ard Hotel Orchestra, under the di.
rection of Samuel. Norman. broad.
cast from the New Willard Hotel.
$3.50 p. MI. s. Marine Band ur.
chestra. Capt. William FL. Santel.
mann, band leader: Taylor Brunson,
second leader: broadcast from the
Marine Barracks.
5 p. nav. Spencer Tupmar's
| Hotel Mayflcwer Orchestra, l,road.
cast from. the grill room OF the
5:45 p. m.Book reviews. by Mrs.
, Nina Reed: American Tragedy. !" BY
| Theodore Dreicer; Friends 81 Mr..
Sweeney" by Elmer Davis.
WCAP-Washington AGO Meters
6:45-7:45 a. m.-Tower Health Ex-
ercises," from Metropolitan Tower.
New York city.
6-6:45 p. m.-t'Mozart String Quin-
tet." presented by John w. Thomp-
son & Co., Inc, Washington real
tors
Gas p. m.-Peggy Albion on "The
OPERA
$50 p. m.-"Market Reports for
the Consumer" by the United
States Department of Agriculture.
7-7:O5 p. rr1.--Irma Calvert and
kin" Carroll in popular selections
vaRA
T:05-7:25 p. m.--Playlet by the
Thomas Herbert Stock Company.
now playing at WardR1an Park
Hotel. Washington.
7:25-7:30 p. m.-Irma Calvert and
kin" Carroll.
7:3O.7:45 p. m.-"Sir Hobgoblin
Calls the Roll ]" by Blanche Eliza
! beth Wade, story teller for q. r.
Kinney Company. New York city.
/ 7:45.8 p. inflow EARTHQUAKES
hare Located" by Comdr. N. Fl.
Heck, chief of division Of terres-
trial magnetism and seismology,
| United States Coast and Geodetic
| Survey, presented by the National
Research Council and Science Serv-
ice.
1915 p. m.-Earl Carbaugh, bari
tone.
S:15-S.30 p. nl-"What We Use
| for Money! by Frank G. Addison.
president OF the District Of Colurn-
bia Bankers Association. Present.
/ ed under the auspices OF the Ma.
| tionaI Association of the American
| institute of Banking.
g:3O-9:3O b. Concert by the
| United States Army Band Orches.
ira, Capt. Raymond @. Sherman.
commanding. Capt. William J. Stan.
nard. leader, from Caucus Hall,
II. S. House Office Building, under
auspices of Military Affairs Com.
| mittee.
s:30-1O p. nl.-"The vikings from
New York city.
1O.lO:3O D. m.--'tWhittalI Anglo
Persians, from New York city.
1O:3O-12:30 p. m.-Dance music
from the ballroom of Wardman
Park Hotel. Washington, d. G.
Radio Concerts, Etc.
s p. m.-Mozart String Quintet,
washington, WCAP t469.
7:05 p. rn.-Playlet by Wardmau
park Players. washington. WCAP
t4es).
7:16 D. m.-Hotel Commodore
Concert Orchestra. New York. VIZ
(455).
1880 D. m.-FoIk songs OF Europe
by Sonia Radina. New York, WRNY
(25Sl. Mount Royal Hotel Orchestra.
Montreal. CFCF aid.
| g. d. M Program of Negro
Splrituals by mixed chorus of Nor
gan College, Baltimore, WBAL (246).
| S:15 D. ny S. Coast Guard
Band of New London, Conn, Hart.
ford, VITO (475). INSTRUMENTS OF
fthe orchestra, trumpet. Philadel-
pl1ia. WOO t6OSl.
9p. m.-Victor program by five
dance orehestras, New York. WIZ
chain.
$50 b. m.-The Vikings. New
York, WEAF chain. including
WCAP.
10 D. m.-whittalrs Anglo-Per.
slams, New. York, WEAF chain, in
lcluding WCAP. Young American
Artist Series, Federal Whittlesey.
baritone, and Clara Stegal, pianist.
Chicago, WIS (345).
1880 .. m.--Alma Peterson, so
prano, Chicago, KYW 1920.
| IL p. m.--Program by Vanderbilt
University. Nashville, WSM 1882.
11:45 p. m.-Nunnally's Miniature
Orchestra, Atlanta, WSB 1929.
Dance Programs
| 10 D. m.--James Salt Water TAT.
fly Boys. Atlantic City, WPG (2SS):
| Checker Inn Orchestra, Boston,
| WNAC (28OI.
! 1890 p. m.-Wardman Park Hotel
| Orchestra, Washington, WCAP
1852; Hotel Sylvania Orchestra,
| Philadelphia, WOO (508): Hotel Log.
! raine Grill Orchestra, New York,
! WIZ (455l.
IL D. m.-Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
New York, WEAF. (492); Carrolrs
| Palais Royal Orchestra, Hartford.
| VITO t4751.
11:4O D. m.-Coon Sanders Orches-
ira, Chicago, KYW $3.50.
12:45 a. m.-Kansas City Night
| Hawks, WDAF 1861.
Committee on Military Affairs OF
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