The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-10
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MISS RADIO"
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Miss Radio OF the South" is to
be the chief competitor Of Miss
America 1896 for loudspeaker ac-
claim this evening. Miss America
1922 appears to be bntting into
all sorts Of Ttlicrophonic competi-
ton this year--and the run she
will get for popular favor this
evening will be rather sharp. he
cause, Caroline Lee. the Virginia
girl who has been crowned Miss
Radio Of the South. will be at the
WRC studio and will Broadcast =
program of Southern melodies with
guitar accompaniment such as have
made her famous from WSB, AT
lanta and WGBH Clearwater, t,s9.
Miss Lee just happened N to
Washington on. her way from slsr
home in Clearwater. Fla, 70 New
york. where she is to be an imp r.
tanf 0iiest and feature Of the Ma
tionaI Radio Industries Exhibit at
Madison Square Garden next week
She will be heard from WHC az
1915 this evening.
CORONATION OF
sNIISS' AMERICA
The coronation Of Miss Amer lea,
1896, takes place this evening in
Atlantic city at $50 o'clock and the
whole proceedings are to be broad
cast BY WPG. Fay Lamphfer, Of
CALIFORNIA; the Miss America.
192y-is TO resign her crown 10 the
new beauty, and viii make 4 brief
address, and the newly selected
queen will also make an address,
after which there win be music and
: general jollification with Norman
Brokenshire in charge as master Of
ceremonies.
The weekly science talk win open
the WRC program this evening at
Z O'Clock with Spencer Tupmaf and
HIS band coming into the micro.
phone at tbs for three-quarters Of
an hour OF dance and concert tunes
from the Mayflower Hotel. If
tuners want more talk there will
be chance at 7:30 to hear the
WOO tourists describe Finland and
Sweden, with dash of Finnish
and Scandinavian music. from
WOO. or IL they want vocal music.
WBAL viii supply Il at 7:SO when
the weekly concert Of the Jubilee
Singers begins.
SHOE SUBSIDY
AND PERSIA11S
The SundiaI Shoe Serennders and
Bonny Ladies' viii fill the hour
between IS and 8 o'clock from WRC
with their usual meIange Of songs
and instrumental Tnusici1O to
mention the xyIophonist who pounds
out all sorts OF melody with two,
four and six hammersit makes no
difference to him
When the Anglo Persians start
their weekly contribution from
\ WEAF and WRC Ut 3 o'clock they
propose to make Il different
which is really one OF the best
little things Kaufman. and his band
do to any program Whether you
agree with their very different
way Of playing music. or not; one
can't help but admire the careffee.
way In which they go at 1t. This
evening by The Ganges" from
Popy's india suite. Tschaikow-
sly's I'VE Who Have Yearned
Alone and Grieg's In The Hall
OF the Mountain King form the
triangle that support the program.
They offer Katzman untold pos
sibilities ana the radio audience
can depend upon him to jump at
the opportunity.
Gertrude SmalIwood will play an
organ recital from the Kilt studio
for WRC at 9:30--in response to q
lot OF requests. Miss SmalIwood
has been doing some expert things
with the organ at noon concerts
for some time past, and the eve.
ming listeners seldom have ,opportu-
nifty to hear her. Tonight's the
night.