Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1925, Page 38

NAVY MUSICIANS | 10 GIVE CONGERT Dance Music by Boern- stein’s Orchestra Aiso on WCAP Program. A concert by the United States Navy Band Orchestra and dance music by ihe Irving Boernstein Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra are the chief attrac- tions on the four-and-one-half-hour program tonight of WCAP. The Navy Band concert will come direct from the auditorium of the Marine Bar- racks, and will be sent to New York over a long-distance telephone cir- cuit, and broadcast by WEAF. Two vocal recitals are scheduled as | the opening numbers. They will be | given by Mrs. Paul Russell, soprano, and Thomas A. Cantwell, tenor, Both will be of 15 minutes’ duration. Talks on Age of Earth. Sandwiched between the vocal re-! citals and_the Navy Band conmcert is a talkk by Dr. F. L. Hess, geologist of he United States Geological Survey on “The Age of the Earth.” This is one of the serics of scientific talks anged by Dr. W. E. Tisdale of the National Research Council and Sci- ence Service. The Navy Band concert will end at 10 o'clock, and WCAP will shift its audience to the Wardman Park Hotel for the dance program, which will last until midnight WRC will broadcast its usual pro- gram of afternoon features between 4 and 6:15 o'clock. These include a song recital by Lawrence E. Murray, bass-baritone; a piano recital, by Eleanor Glynn; a talk, by Elsie Pierce, on “Beauty and Personality”; tea music, by the Meyer Davis Wil- lard Hotel Trio, and the children's period, conducted by Peggy Albion. Local Radio Entertainment Friday, January 16, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (435 Meters). p.m.—Weather Bureau reports 7:45 to 8 p.m.—Public Health S ice lecture, broadcast No. 260, Common Cold.” 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (469 Meters). 4 p.m.-—Song recital by Murray, bass-baritone; Ross at the piano. 4:10 p.m.—Piano recital by Eleanor Giynn. 0 p.m sie Lawrence George F. Pierce. | p.m.—Dinner music by the New Willard Meyer Davis Trio, broadcast | from the palm room of the New Wil- lard Hotel 6 p.m:—Children’s hour, Albion “Beauty and Personality,” | by Pegs: WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company (469 Meters). 7:30 t0 7:45 p.m.—Mrs. Paul Russell, soprano, accompanied on the piano by Miss Dorothy Russell. to 8 p.m.—Solos by Thomas A Cantwell, tenor | 8 to #:15 pm—Dr. F. L. Hess,| geologist of the United States Geolog- fcal Survey, will talk on “The Age of the Earth,” one of the series of Week- 1y radio talks by scientific men, under the nuspices « ational Research Council and $ Service. $:15 to 10 p.m—Concert by the Unitea States Navy Band Orchestra, Charles Benter, leader, direct from the auditorium at the United States Marine Barracks, broadeast jointly by station WEAF, New York. 10 to 12 p.m—Dance musle-by the Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra, di- rect from Wardman Park Hotel. MASS MEETING BY RADIO. Speeches in Interest of New York Cathedral Listed. Speeches at the mass meeting in Jow York of the campalgn committee or the completion of the Cathedral ot St. John the Divine will be broad- cast by WEAF and WCAP Sunday night as an added attraction. As a result the concert by “Roxie” and “his gang” at the Capitol Theater, will be somewhat shorter than usual. The meeting will mark the opening of an intensive campaign for funds to complete the cathedral. The speakers include Rt. Rev. William T. Manning, Bishop of New York; Eiihu Root, former Secretary of War; Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, and George Arliss, the distinguished actor. | “Art in Every Day Life.” NEW YORK, January 16.—The first | of a series of talks on “Art in Every | Day Life,” arranged by the American Federation of Arts of Washington, D.C., will be broadcast next Thursday night by WEAF. The subject will be discussed in plain, non-technical Janguage by eminent artists and critics on successive Thursdays for 2 15-minute period beginning at 7:30 pm. Makes Bequest to Church. The will of Mary ‘Shugrue, dated AMareh 23, 1923, provides a number \f bequests to relatives and friends, a4 leaves the rest of her estate to St. Aloysius Church. Among the spe- ific legacies are proceeds of an in- | | } { :00—Dinner music 6: 35— Incidenta 50— Weather forecast and market reports 45—Uncle Robert THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Long Range Radio Entertainment FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 3TO4 PN, :00—Musical program by the Detroit News Orchesira, WWJ Detroit Musical program, vocal and instrumental {WFBH New York Talks: vocal and instrumental program .. J Woman's hour: community fund talk A Diet for Ansemics,”” by Mrs. Anna Concert, vocal and instrumeutal; readin Reading of Scriptures from studlo . How the Boss Should Act,” by Ali ance program by Shepard Colanial Orchestra 15—Concert by members of the Holmes Junlor School; varied program Mume. Pangrac, pianist 30—Tenor solos by Francis P Neighborhood news . WNAC Boston WIP Philadelphia WHAM Rochester KHJ Los Avgeles anking Cafe Orchestra LWCCO Minespolis Recital' from Lyon & Healy Cone Closing quotations from Stockma: music from Loew's State Tl ce music by Shepard Colonial Orchestra tional Thritt Week.” by Adolph Lewisobn . story by William J. Scuart . Detroit 4105 PM 00—Archie Harrodd's Jubilee Singers Rudy Beiger's Fairmont Hotel Orc Victor Wllbur, tenor solos .... Fietlon, humor, verse and topicai enterfainment. nifred Barr, pianist New York San Francisco Elementary ' French Lessons 43— Musical program by’ Detroic Symphiony irio . 35 Irene Jones: Dianist 30-Musical program by Sta Bert Diton and Eimo I Hotel Belmont tea Thusic ance program by Blue Ridge s 40—Muneum (81K for children . oert ey hat to childien | 570 6 P 00—Musical program by Alja and bis orchestra .. Organ recital e aine hour: “Denieigh Foliows the Dociors Mtra program: news; markecs; readings ... ks on English by Mrs. Eillott Jenkins - Recltal’ by pupils of Leo Stofregen --.-... Special afternoon program 15—Kathryn Condolly, kopraso: S0 Wor < wmn Philagelphia 2 New York TWHY New York WHN New Yurk CWHAM Rochester 1WCCo Minpe IWHAS Louisvill WMAQ Chicago WLW Clactn A IWOAW Omaha Irene de Fries . WFBH New York bour by Mrs. Vessie M. Trible ¢ Pupils of Bush Conservatory of Music Farm and home market reporiw; ne: Musical program, vocal and instrumentai ~Ed GoldSeld, baritone; Dr. Hepuer. plaaist . 6TO 7 PM, Din by Rilly Burton's Orchestra The Lullaby Lady,” Mrs. Gene Davesport Dinner ‘mustc from Hotel Waidor?. Jean Goldkette's Concert Orchestra . hicago Stock Exchaoge quotations 's hour; stories and_music Mark Fisher LW 3 ore KHJ Los Angeles _WFBH New York H New York (WCX Detroit IWGN Chicago IWNAC Boston CWIP Philadelphia Vi Atlanta iBS New York Sebenectady markets ... Bedtime stories by Uncle Geebee = Produce and stock market reports: Javenile Deriod by Loella Whson Musical program 15—Dioner m Diuner 3 o Dinner music by Wallie Osborn's Orchestra - —Man in the Moon storle: for kiddies Stories for “children ... Nedtime stories by Uncie Al r ic by Hi ert Nat Martin' Meyer Davis' Diner dance music from Checker Tnn Skeezix time for children Yincent Catanese and his orchestra . Children's hour. court of Gold Medul ... —Agriculture, stock and produce markets. 50—Weather forecast: market and road reports 7 T0 8 P. 00—Musical program: addresses: readings; storles . Organ recital by Edwin Kraft ..... : Uncle Wip's bedtime story: roll list for kiddies; Erwin Drake Sport talk S e Harrs Richman and his entert “ddie Elkins tra in 4 dioner piogram . Philadelphis YNAC Bor [IWCCO Minneapolis LWIP _ Philadelphia CWDAF Kansas City - WDAF Kansas City L WEAR Cleveland - WIP Philadeiphia -WCCO Mianeapolis WHY [WGN WF1 Lwey L WOR “KGO Oakiand, Cal. 3 ~.WOX_ Detroit CWBON Chicago IWEAF New York - WMAQ Chicago WIZ _ New York {WOAW Omaha WHAM Rochester CWIS ' Chicago CUKYW Chicago "KDKA Pittaburgh A Pittsburgh : C New York WHAR Atlantic City WIS Chicago - WHAM Rochester KPO n Francisco CNRA_ Moncton, Can. 3 “WDAR Philadelphia New York Chicago Philadelphia Schenectads ewark Lyon & Healy nny Jim Internationai Wallie 0 Baltusrol Orchestra” Hotel s Concert Orchestra . Musical program eical pr Orchestra . Btocy heut by Docls. Baters Musical prozram by Eastman Theater Ore Final market reports: farm news bulletins News, financial and final market reports . :La—3tockman, live stock and prod police reports ... nies Burt luby time: farm pro 1 Thrift Wee r's Fairmont Hotel program, vocal and instrume Dream Daddy, with boys i the bob-o-link, { contest | e PIANIST TO BROADCAST CONTEST OF BIRD CALLS Audubon Society Will Take Part in Naturalist’s Study Tomorrow Night. Members of the Audobon Society of Washington are planning to take part in the novel contest to be broadcast tomorrow night at 9 o'clock by WRC. A suite of piano numbers based on the calls of birds entitled “Meadow Madrigals,” written by R. Deane Shure, director of music of the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South, will be broadcast by the composer., Prior to playing each of the numbers, of which there are four, Mr. Shure will play over the number three times. ber will be played. There are four calls used, those of the red-winged bl bird, the purple fiuch linnet and the whip-poor-will The calls are those annotated by Prof. Schuyler Mathews, one of the foremost authorities on birds in this country. They were used with his permission Any radio listener who can tell « roctly how many times each calls is used in the composition in which it is employed and who will send in his or her name to the radio station will be given a copy of the suite auto- graphed by both Mr. Shure and Prof. Mathews Much interest has developed in this and many people in have signified their intention of entering. Then’the num- In the research labératories of one of America’s large manufacturers of | electrical apparatus tests have been | made with the use of radio to dete mine the action and sound of th atom. Stromberg-Carlson NEUTRODYNE RECEIVER Consle types. 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