The Washington times., 1927-02-26
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Monday evening. March Z, win
be . fairly important date to
radioctics Of the tribe Of WRC, IA
that at Z o'clock Roxy returns to
the air again with his new radio
show bigger and better than ever
before" March Z has been fairly
important date to US many years,
for purely personal reasons.- and
we're rather glad to see II recognized
by such . parsonage as Roxy. We
could think Of no way Of observing
1t better than to use it to give
pleasure and entertainment to tens
OF thousands Of people as Roxy is
sure to do.
The plans for the Roxy programs
calls for an hour and q half each
Monday evening. The company
presenting the various features win
include Doug Stansbury, Candy
Mile. Maria Gambarelli. to give her
all the church register shows
Phil Gilman. Victor Arden, Geof.
frey O'Hara, Adrain Da silva,
Gladys Rice, Frank Moulan, Dor
othy Miller, Willie Robeyn, Flor
ence Mulholland. Margery Harcum.
Hazel Glenn. Bobby Robinson.
Joseph Stopak, Anna Robinson.
| Celia Branz, a mixed chorus of 100,
symphony orchestra Of 10 and
big new organ.
LES PRELUDES"
AGAIN TONIGHT
For those who could not hear
the Navy Dorchester play Lists
/ greatest work, Les PreIudes,''
Thursday night, another and per-
haps finer opportunity will be Of
fered this evening when the New
York symphony Orchestra will pre-
sent the piece as the last number
of the regular Saturday evening
DamrOsch program. Because DR..
Damrosch viii undoubtedly tell you
all about it himself I'm not raving
over 1t again. but don't miss 1t il
you want ofhear one OF the finest
ideas ever expressed in music. The
| remainder of the New York Sym
phony program, which comes to
listeners at o'clock from WEAF
and WRC, includes rather formal
collection of compositions. if We
except the Bizet Carmen suite,
which win precede the final List
number
The evening program OF WRC
IL mostly WEAF this evening. It
starts with a one-act play, THE
Lost SILK Hat" which, If we are
not mistaken, depends very largely
for success on the setting and act
ing rather than the lines. The
musical comedy hits and David
Lawrence talk with the LIE Perro-
quet Orchestra complete the inn
portations. The two local features
are a Bible talk by Representative
John NJ. Robinson, of Kentucky,
and song recital by Ogarita Rose
Rugg. soprano.
| SHRINERS' BAND
| CONCERT AT WMAL
The Almas Temple Band, directed
by William C. White. viii furnish
/ the chief feature of the WMAL
broadcast, coming to listeners at z
/ o'clock. The WMAL program also
includes dance music period be-
| ginning at $40 from Meyer Gold
mans City Club Orchestra.
| In the dialling distances we find
Elizabeth Marbury providing a talk
on how plays are made from WEAF
at 7:45 which ought to be most in
teresting as Elizabeth Marbury is one
/ OF the most interesting women in
| New York at the present time. She
has verbal habits of picturesque
/ quality that make anything she
1 speaks Of interesting and enlighten-
ing-which is covering quite a lot
OF territory! The Boston Symphony
Orchestra performs its weekly chore
at $40 from WBZ, WIZ and KDKA,
and at S:15 Ford and Glenn will hold
forth from WLW, Cincinnati. Great
moments from grand opera win be
disclosed by the WGN ensemble at
10 o'clock and if we're not mistaken
this evening will include the last act
| of Aida"
/ tomorrow evening promises more
or less interest with early evening
concerts at webb, Chicago, at s
O'Clock, and VIDAL, Baltimore a.
$50. The Peoples Vesper Hour will
be heard from WRC at GAS under
| Nation Boyce's direction, and the
Capitol Theater microphones will re.
ceive what they will receive. includ-
ing Major Edward Bowes, beginning
| at 1920.
The Atwater Kent concert at 9:15
will present Hulda Lashanska. so.
prano, who. despite the suspicion her
name might arouse, is a 100 per cent
star-spangled American. She has q
very long program of a varied char.
acter. During the National Weekly
Review from WIZ at $50 there will
be review of some OF the chief Incl.
dents Of the life OF Gen. Robert e.
Lee. Returning to WRC at. 1918,
listeners will hear the Salvation
Army singers in the second nf THAR