■HIGHWAY program
TO BE BROADCAST
■ yVCAP to Give Proceedings
at Auditorium—Musical
: Numbers Listed.
I® Prnoppdinps! of the maas meeting of
Bihe l*ee Highway Association at the
B Washington Auditorium tonight will
■ i'P broadcast by station WCAP. Thp
■route of thp proposed new Pee bottle
B'ard will be announced at this meet-
Bing by Dr. S. M. Johnson, general di
■ lector of the association. Senator od-
Bdie of Nebraska also will talk. Sec
■ retary of Commerce Hoover will pre
Music will be provided by the
■ United States Marine Band,
I The principal musical attraction on
BWOAP's schedule is the outdoor con
■ cert of the United States Army Band
Bat. the Sylvan Theater. The program.
Barranged by Capt. William J. Stan
Board, leader, includes Verdi's "Humor-
Besque," Victor Herbert’s “American
BUantasie.’’ and the “Dance Suite.” in
B four parts. There also will be a saxo-
B phone solo. "Valse Erica,” composed
Bby Rudy Weidoeft, America's premier
B saxophonist.
1 Base hall results in the major
■ leagues will be announced at 6:25
■ o’clock, as the opening attraction.
I The Army Band concert will follow.
B'l'he Davis Saxophone Octet will give
■ its weekly concert from 7:30 to S
■ ojclock. The Ipana Troubadours will
I follow from 8 to 9. WCAP then will
I connect its' audience with the Wash
■ 'njrton Auditorium. Dance music by
I the Spanish Village Band will close
I the program.
fl After describing the Washington
I Boston base ball game, play by play.
I W'RC this afternoon will broadcast
I the concert of the United States Ma-
I rlne Band on the Cfcpitol Plaza, and
I a talk by Alice Hutchins Drake on
I “Art In Washington."
Local Radio Entertainment
I Wednesday, June 30, 1926.
