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THE WOAP COMMUNITY CONGERT BILLED Chorus of 1,200 Voices, Army Band and Local Artists on Program. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1925 4 TO 5 PM. New York: Market reports: news bulletins Kansas' City: Scores: Stars String Trio 5T0 6 PAL Stares Navy Ba 4543 365.6 WRC and ns; base United 45 o i’ n_Eyck Orchestra. = Geebee: Premier Ciub ~ Orchest et o tatks: ing: news. Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Concert ' Orchestri. Weather Franklin Orchestra: ‘Snepard’ ColoMul Or- rol’ Orchestri Orchestra u.um e Krazy Kat x..mul.’ The first series ot three Sum “Bob” Lawrence Community con- certs at the New Masonic Auditorium tonight ast by WCAP 18 one of the principal features of its | tengthy musical program. A chorus | of 1,200 vo the Army Musie School Band and popular concert and radio artists of Washington will take part. Community singing by the entire audience will round out the program, which will cover a wide range of mu Selections from “Afda” will be given by the Army Music School Band as the opening numbe Al salute of alleglance to the flag will then be given by the audience, lowed by selections from the mu. comedy “Going and the sin; | of “Annie La by the entire audience. Al ilin’ Through nd ““Mother are included in another group, while operatic flnvl: lighter songs have been interspersed. | And the program goe: with kaleidescopic interest until the finale, “The Star Spangled Banner,” to be sung by the entire audience Initial Concert Soloists. soloists for the initial concert include Holly Stan- hard \Wickersham, horn: | violin; Sophocles T. nd Spanish guitar, nce, baritone. The wecompanists will_be Dora Minovich and Mrs. Robert Lawrence. he other community con be given August 10 and 172 ] will be broadcast by WCAP. S WCAP will open its program at 30 o'clock with the weekly “Tower 8T0 9 P.M. Health Talk.” Selections by George Chicago: Thurty minutes of melody: vocal solos McCauley, banjo soloist will” follow } Ne: k: Polla's Orchestra: vocal solos: Troy Car rino, Italian tenor opera C Hor i solaist, wil @ a recital from 8:15 to e \_M‘J,_, Hotel| Tragniore: er which the “Bob” Lawrence York: Radio talk: novelty pr east flarmons serrs’ of dance music tertain- Inight, has | trac- R of a 4 w? NG w WNY 1.er ?nmu core y from Bellevie-S mml an’ recital . ¥ euman, planist S e 6TO 7 PM. Original Charleston Five. . 3 n. v ( will be broads L WNYC L.WPG JWOR UOWIP arket reports: M > it talk: vocal solo Philadelphia: Uncle Wip's bedtime story an New Yo v instrumental” es, cital: Family Aifar League .vmu'(-nzp“ orts: Dase bail all weores’ Capitol The Ecores merce - Inctramental program; Hotel ~ Adelphia Orchest Seaside Hotel Trio Vocal and instiin Daddy. with boys an' recital ball scores. the solos Machree Copley Plaza Hotel Orchcstra. York: Coakley Sisters, songs ITO 8 P.M d Chureh of Christ, Se 1 program A sults music program Philadelphia: Short farm’ news The com- munity ley, flute; I Isaac Minovich, Papas, Hawaiian and Robert Lawr program al solol Al_Reid's nour Scores: Hotel I talk: Co music: sto house of heaith ot Orchestra: scores °) & R. Family “bielact Band Kansas New Fork® Cincinnati 1 solos. Hotel G erts will S hey also | jand i protam Base ball scores Goldman Band concert., =3 Pittsi < . 7:30—New York WOO. WWJ dnd. Concert ~ Qrchestra’ i : motie al hour oo A two-hot by Maccal > ers, from 10 o'clock to m been scheduled as the closir tion re and " instrumental’ solos. . Aleppo Harry Ci monic etroit: Sy Orchostra Cleveland: In: 1 hour : Benzol Boys' Dane 1 phon ¥ Bokton: Orican a 8:30—New York program market reports Local Radio Entertainment oines: Vocal an. nstrumental solos. | Newark: Talk: piano sek Eiit 910 10 P21 musical program “talk hestra am Monday, August 3, 1925. :00—Jefterson City: Address from Lincoln NAA—Naval Va. ( 3:45 pm.—We 10:05 p.m.—W Radio_ Station, 3 Meters). ither the . entertainer: velty O pianist, JIWOR JIWH WKRC WTAM hase bail WBZ WM Radio, Bureau reports. | Bureau reports thegter” talk Voeal and_1r 5 dia ty program: solos WRC—Radio Corporation of America (4355 Meters). n.—Concert by the United Navy Band: Lifut. Charles leader Broadcast with sta-} tion WJZ from the plaza of the United 2 States Capitol S > cores ind the Town With WDA and_quartet of celestial bells solos Giusenpe WOO an Joseph Knechi's detio. tenor Hotel [ . Orchestra morrow. 9:35—New York broadcast, . fort-Astoria Women's hour, 10 TO 11 PO vith WJZ Organ recital from First Con ational Church 1 pm.—W. Spencer Tupman and his Hotel Mayflower Orchestra ke & Potomac . (468.5 Meters). 7:30 to p.m wer Talk,” from Metropolitan Tower York City 7:45 to §:1 by Georg «soloist the Hotel City: “Thy Tom Brown Saxi WOCAP—Chies Tele- ti: Liggett Brothes phone € TO 12 MIDNIGHT. e qu s Trio Health New b Richna 12 MDNIGHT T0 1 al sawist solos: organ 10n McKa Hill House Or dnight o ram Dby the Nighthawk Frolic p.m.—Musical selections McCauley. tenor banjo isted by Miss Erma Cal- | vert, woprano, who also will accom pany Mg McCauley at the piano. A e s 83 b $:30 p.m.—( Jacearino, |7 o o e Dornbere Bt teuhs dbRwdal U 8 Son Dassiudor Hotel Orehesira 8:30 to 10 munity cc AM. 2:00—Chicago Cincinnati Des Moines Musi M s« Bon pre Carl Nordhers Athletic Cluh b Orchestra: Coleman's A selections by Ted Meyn Bob” Lawrence featuring the Band of the Army Music | Bchool, William C. White, principal, | from the Masonic Temple Auditorium, | Washington. | Musical program by | E: van ente; co Concert 10 to 12 p.m. the Maccabee Early Program Tomorrow. to 745 ower Health " by Co., cercises Insurance Tower, 1 City the Metropolitan from Madison avenue, New iners. 6:45 a.m.— OUR STORES CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY AT ONE O'CLOCK THESE SPECIAL PRICES ARE AVAILABLE TILL THAT TIME SUGAR *samsegin SALMON v e o PINEAPPLE st PICKLES FIG BARS MACKEREL 23 CLEANSER i s, § for 166 WATERMELONS Each 43¢ Carnation, Pet, Borden Chum, Can, 13c Pink, Can, 14c Argo Red, Can,27c No. 1 Can, 16c¢c No. 2 Can, 25c No. 215Can, 30c “STAR” Brand of 602 Bottle, 15¢ Sweet or Sour Mixed (uart, 42c¢ 2 lbs. 75 “ZION” BRAND Fancy Quality Choice Large Fish ppoy Tasty and Economical LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Station. Meters. Miles. 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