The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-12
On the All Tonight

On the Air Tonight
with an old Fiddlers. Contest hi
Boston for the championship Of the
North Atlantic states the Anglo
|perslans and vikings via the wear
chains: the Victor Hour and q con-
cert ~ young American artists In
Chicago from WIS. the evening
Will be full Of q number Of things.
Tar and wide. From WCAP, Wash
lingtOn, there Will be talk on
rigid airships BY Starr Truscott IL
S:46 and q pIaylet from the Ward
man Park Players IN addition to Il
rather full musical program with
the WEAF chains.
For those who would wander else
where maylap the following win
contain dial twisting suggestions:
WRC WasEiingfO lon 40 Meters
HIS .. N. Arlington time sig.
10 Cnoonl Gritty Farm Flashes. y
under the auspices Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
1880 b. NIL id-day Lenten serv.
Ices under the auspices of the lay
mems Service Association. broadcast
from Keitlf,e Theafef.
i b. m.Meye1 Davis New VII.
lard Hotel Orchestra, under the
direction Of Samuel Norman, broad
cast from the New willard Hotel
$50 b. MI. s. Marine Band
Orchestra, Capt. william III. EanteI-
mann. bandIeader: Taylor Branson.
second leader; broadcast from the
marine barracks.
$50 5. NV. Spencer Tupman,s
Hotel MayfIower Orchestra, broad
cast from the grill room Of the
Hotel Mayflower.
$40 5. m. Book reviews BY Mrs.
Nina Reed: THE Life and Time Of
Laurence Sterne, by Wilbur II.
Cross. and "Appassionata, !" by Fam
ny Hurst.
WCAP, washington, 400 Meters
6:45.7:45 Tower Health
Exercises. from Metropolitan Tow
er. New York city.
6:OO.0:45 b. m. Mozart String
Quintet, presented by John w.
Thompson and Company, Inc.
washington Realtors.
6:l6-6:55 b. m. Market Reports
Tor the Consumer" by the United
States Department Of Agriculture.
6:55.7sO5 p. m.George McCauley.
tenor banjo selections.
7.O5-7:26 p. m.--Playlet by the
Thomas Herbert Stock Company.
now playing at Wardman Park
Hotel. Washington.
7:25-7:3O D. m.-3eorge McCauley,
tenor banjo selections.
7:3O-7:46 p. m.--"Sir Hobgcbiln
Has q Bit OF News" by Blanche
sP-aaa - 80
r. Kinney Company, from New
York City.
1853 p. m.-sNew Rigid Air.
ships" by Starr Truscott. assistant
for Iighter-ti1an-air, Bureau OF
Aeronautics, Navy Department, pre-.
scented by the National Research
Council and Science Service.
SO D. m.-Concert by the Little
Orchestra Of the u. 8. Navy Band.
Lieut.. Charles Benter, leader.
1915 D. m.-"What Your Savings
Account Does for : Your City 7" by
James G. Dulin, assistant treasurer,
American Security and Trust Com
pany, presented under the auspices
/ OF the National Association OF ths
American Institute of Banking.
9:15.9:3O D. m.-Arthur G.. Cor
bach, bass. accompanied by Mar
garet Bowie Grant.
9:3O.lO p. m.-"The Vikings from
New York city.
iO.1O:3O p. m.-"WhittalI Anglo
Persians," from New York city.
1880 p. m. to 1890 a. m.-Dance
music from ballroom of Wardman
Park Hotel, Washington.
Radio Concerts, Etc.
Gas p. m.--Mozart String Quintet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (469).
Z p. m.-"Neptune Night" dedi.
Gated to the heroes OF the sea-
New York-WBPI (263.
7:O5 p. m.-Playlet by Wardman
Park SPlayers-W ashington-WCAP
7:so D. m.-Mount Royal Concert
-MontreaL-CFCF (41D.
. p. m.-Concert by Little
Orchestra, .: s. Navy Band
$3.50 p. m.-North Atlantic Old
Fiddlers Contest-Boston - WBZ
(S3S).
8 D. m.-Victor Hour-Lambert
Murphy, Elsie Baker. Lucy Marsh.
Royal Dadmun, Victor Salon Orch.
estra and eight others--New York
VIZ chain.
$3.50 p. m.-The Vikings-New
York-WEAF chain, including
WCAP.
10 p. m.-Anglo Persians-NeW
York-WEAF chain, including
WCAP; Young American Artists
Concert, introducing Audrey Call,
violinist-Chicago-WLS (S46).
, Dance Programs
|, p. m.-Jean Goldkette's Or.
chestra, Detroit. WICK (51O.
/ 10 p. m.-James Salt Water
Taffy Boys. Atlantic City, WPG
(209); Checker Inn Orchestra,
Boston. WNAC (28O).
1890 p. m.-Wardman Park
Hotel Orc estra, Washington,
WCAP t469); Hotel Lorraine Or.