Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1923, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, -BY RADIO TODAY Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. | | Y i i l | LOCAL STATIONS, 2:30 NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. | soprano. (435 Meters). dfiil;‘d p.m.—Program b p.m.—Weather bureau report, | “ePerger. 3 p.m-—Former Gov. Program Thursday. Gilb Phi a Live stock reports. e, of the TAUIpRIL speak on “Immigratios 10:05 am ather report. 3:30 p.m.—Solos b 10:25 wm.—Fruit and vegetable|Scheller, soprano. stiipments _3:45 'p.m.—Program e Kindelberger 1:45 po ots. 3:25 pom p.m—Edna Marie Scheller, Charles Kin- [*" Newton W. Islands wili dna Marie by Charles Live stock marke ruit and vegetable mar- ¥ { WFAA~-Dallas (476 Meters). e stock reports, { Silent ther report. { ¥, feeds, crop repofts hursday. 1:3 A 1W's Dance ~Dairy market report WHAS-—Louisville (400 Meters). 8:30 to 10 p.m.-Concert under the auspi Mrs. John E. Harmon, Jr., Gus Edward's Orchestra: Barney Rapp’s Orchestra: historical episode news bulletins WoH—Willlam P. Boyer jot 2 Meters). inancial and (daily Company [E: D market usi “ports; fof WMU—Do B Slectric Come D e (261 Matesnyy | Enarly Program Thursday. 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Musical program} 5 to 6 p.m slections by the Wal- daily); late news items inut Theater Orchestra: police bulle- jtins; “Just Amonz Home Folks Stra eater Orchestra; news bul- WHC—Radio Corporation of America | Tt Toca (s Orciestra: nows bul ) } market reports p.m.—Instruction in_interna- | dr al code by the engineers of \dio Corporation of America (daily) hildren’s Hour by Pe KDKA—Pittsburgh (3 ;| 8:30 pm—Dinner 'l;xushurgh Athletic spy | chestra o e Be own-ups,” by p.m.—Johy with the children 8 pm. Farmer mark 8:15 pm. Address, “The of » Medical Inspection | Schools.” ; o1 8:30 pm.—Concert #1 by Charles | aartsoff, soprano; Mrs ann, bass Mrs. A, L nd Meters). by ti ation Or- i cond As: by the sant § oneert AtEh that Key to the Giftf will please the Herbert Askowith by Joseph | b o Martin's evening b.m.—Violin recits at, Crandall's | Muarte, soloist politan Theater. “The Poblem of w aham Cole, Washington Satety reports Advantages in Public = ! Night | of the oun- by Mrs. 1 W. 1. Cooper. Binghsm, alto: Katherine Keach| read i w §:40 p.m.—Song owbridge Titt p.m.— Violir Karl Ochs (a) “Nocturne ) “Licbesfrend v Airs Minuet in G (Be P ecitations ineh; Ga) “How Lost Husband (b) “Matild hean, pom.—Song 11, contralty Julius Pro Early am— rogram rasate), y e en) [ ports. Mrs, David |35 oon- . 5 Win Your | Viccination.” | KYW—th ital by William ! 7:30 SSarjorie Davis at i market e Wendell maker: 9:45 1E report pm Sport summary Bedtima story poan.— Musie Yall, Kaney, planist: othe 1.—News und weathe Sport talk. Raviews of ewellyn Jones. recital by Nan Anton Kuspar program KYW's 1 pecialty o | at | | rtists. ! report feld and Woc p.m.—Song 1 and_wh 1o hy Mrs. B H. K na s the Chindblom. from the 4 15 p.m. Hol. | books, by L r Suite” (Grieg), (b) “Norwe Early Program Thursday. Dance” (Grieg), (¢) “On Wings | 1q:; —Late news and comment (Mendelssohn-Liszt), | of the financiul and commercial ma Fantasie on Swedish | ket Nilsson “Praeludium,” tine a) of ca i of ne p.m. Market reports ket reports tar Weather report Liéte news and ¢ il and commercis ~-Table tal Jf Paople’s Market reports. Late financial ) p.m ain”' (Cur (Liza news Market reports odrum, Closing market g Virgln . t_ the’ pia gram Man a Horse He Can (O'Hara), (b) “Vulcan's Song inod), (c) “For You Alone (d) “Carry .Me Back to Old| (Bland) o 3:15 p.m—Late financial | and news bulletins. 3:30 p.m.—Closing stock quotations. | 5 Studio program and sports test news of the da comment | WBZ—sSprinenaa. wa.. ctern). Dinner conecrt by the WBZ | quintet 7 p.m.—“Broadcast the radio course by rich: humorous pr 7:30 p.m. the ldren; farmers’ perfod atory | Job | F° ew Breakfast I Story for grown- g b ! Marden. DISTANT STATIONS. A k.~ Program of Chamber Mu- All Programs Scheduled for Eastern | gic by the WBZ quintet; Miss Minnie | Standard_Time. | Bagg, soprano. TIE aw Yark (ios Mateen). e Param ARy © p.n—"The Adventures of Peter| e i, A ,Shadowland:” by Florence Smith e BN, SNV SKLNREIRSPOTIR;, mAr: | Wi 5 < " ) D viow of Hesioms tatk '*{ WIP—Philadelphia (500 Meters). | 0 | & p.m—Weather forecast. | { States Army pro- nd musical program 45 p.m—The Jordan-Lewis dauce | By estra. tesumption of the Uni e = T pam.-Uncle Wip's bedtime stories; Concert | roll call for children ‘lub. lectur Chesapeake and Potomac pe Company (469 Meters). gnals f Naval O ed! Hood Orison S the ed | o the Cham Early Program Thureday. Weather forecast adio meeting of the M ntry Federation of v mi rotu rump e WEI—Philadelphla (395 Meters). 30 _p.m.—Closing _reports o o, 30 pm.—Mever Davie' Bellevue | fNew York, state departm tford Hotel concert orcjestra ehiock exch 7 p.m.—“Snowball” ralks to chil- dren. Early Program ‘ihursday. $:30 a.m—Strawbridge & Clnlhler} = {chorus of 170 voices in Christmas | Walnul | zntata “The Bable of Bethlehem.™ by | | Harvey B. Gaul { | 10235 am.—Produce market and/ |live stock reports. 1 p.m.—Meyer Davis' Belley ford Hotel concert orchestru Market repo cert by Mre ; Helen ¥ elv. bari soprano. ra WELW—Cincinnatl (300 Meters). , 9 p.m—The 10th Infantry Band o Woort Thomas e Musi 8:25 pm—10 | on Concert by the 20! h Infantry Band Program Thursday. Weather forecast Early 11:30 am. | mess reports bus Strat- ess reports aports lections Ly Ade “Why I Belons Woman Voters and Party,” by Mrs. F . Market Piano Dem WWJ—Detroit (516 Meters). pm.—News Orchestra; Mrs. [sa Mitchell, soprano; Alex J. Cald- buritone: Miss Julia Wolpert WMC—Memphix (500 Meters). Silent KSD—St. Louis (546 Meters) 3 p.m.—Program by Abergh's con- | cert ensemble. Arne Arneson, violin-; nrly Program Thursd ist. from the "M;;] S‘!zlltir. o m.—"“Tonight's Dinner." 12 p.n.—Hotel Statler dance music, | m.—Public health service mn-ltb\' Rodenich’s Orchestra. 10:25 a.m —Weather forecast. pm.—Detroit News Orchestra 30 p.m.—Weather forecast; mar- t reports. WGY—Schenectady (350 Meters), Produce news bul “Ady tins. < < market reports uce market report ther forecast p.m.—Music and address ind of Literature Do Our Jks Read>" by Mrs. Hubert “What Young Had- WOC—Davenport (484 Meters). 30 3 30 . sorecast 9 p.m.—Musical Col. O. C. Smith, 11 p.m.—Musical and weather program; talk by! program; vocal rogram Thursday. et quotations noon—Weather and river fore- 05 p.m.—Market ograms. p.m.—Chimes con . i Auotations and nd markets, ucational —program; Karl G. Stephan on Pathology of Diabetes. ewar? 2 Teie nssistant at his veak to children p.m.—Leonard | 1teginald F. Sehury, planist :30 p.m.—Alber “Radlo for p.m Schury, pianist Program of clas the Hazomir Chor: Arthur Murra, truetor. will gi v the radi (405 Meters). " Santa Claus’ toy factory. will Cureio Colds Pain Headache Toothache Lopiine s | WARNING: Sensine '35 candy stores, asoiing e the la‘est steps Vernon Orchestra, 30 p.m.—The Pullman Porters tand of the Pennsylvania Terminal: dway Limited Quartet Early Program Thursday. 4 am_to 8 a.m—Special test with apag, New ZMealand and Aumralia 5 P —Music by the He ter Orchestra. WHAP—Fort Worth (476 Metera). | Taylor, Hotel Sooner Serenad O B Religious services tacturer 3 pom.—i | Bella Girard, as Askowith ‘harles Platt Children . TO HEAR HARDING TALKS Forty Class “B" Broadcasting Sta- | Unit [ Mst Farm and home service. | 1:0% The complete list which cludes Atlanta. [CANADIAN RAILROADS | Definite Policy of Immigration and | tion { cidad upon i | for the careful selection of settlers, | — { according | for the protection of their tnterests! 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Chind- | blom, wife of Hepresentative Chind- | 0 p.m.—Concert by B. U, jr.. buritone, and group, of tlsts. i 10:30 the Texas! Fresman's | p.an—C Orchestr neert by George WEAF—New York (492 Meters) by lom' of Hlinols the — - ! "“| Realizing that radio broadoasting is | an effective way of bringing musical numbers (o the attention of the pub- lic, « graphophone company has made arrangements to broadcast lh?\:ul’h}“' e Ansociated Press WEAK and \WCAP selections by the | PHILADELPHIA. Pa. December 12 sume artists who are recorded on the |_Station WOO, the Wanamaker store, sechndiat it etidlne Philadelphia. announced yesterday that a radiogram had bLeen received T Mond B s Bt from London that the broadeasting column Monday, es as : b : - o 2 T e WHAY at Hort Woreh De. | of Prestdent Coolidge's adaress Mon cember 7, about 10:30 to 11:15 pm. A |day night by WOO was heard by a band of forty pieces of boys and girls | number of persons in London. This of the Fort Worth High School, €0n- | was probably the first time the volce ducted b; Tomleray e [ 5f @ President of the United States v-Telegra bas been heard in Burops throush the radio in this country., the an- ! nouncement said jted Synagogue of America. WO pm.—sport 40 p.m.—Bella 0 pom. talk Girar 1s a F Mowat Gilmom, ontralto. usiness Wreckers Brown Choir of St contralto. ed Manu- soprano; | by | Johu's Church Charles McGuiggan, iu rep the B~ letter by “A Fau,” published in this Yonkers, 9:10 p.m.—Tollefsen 30 p.m.—Choosing M. Smith 9:45 p.m.—Choir of St Yonkers 10:10 pn 10:30 p.m Gifts for (¢ trio a Vocatiod,' John's Church lefsen trio. What Books to Choo wn-ups.” by Herbert of the | concert Jarly Program Thursday. i pecial mother's program Radio Editor | Tries to Reach Paris. Magie of the Chil- 1 would be greatiy m;uau it | YC December 12.—Radio by Mrs. Havens{ some radio fan would inform me |44 sy Saik. 46 it station WIAO, in Milwaukee, |oroddeasting from New York o Winh “Wat broadcasting Tuesday, | France was attempted last night b Decamber 11. It signed oft i |the Radio Corporation of America ! Senator Paul Dupuy read an address 11 w en's Museum.” The Hubit 1t to Qur Hanpines: Chil ¥:05 p.m. | GEORGE POTTER, Jr | Radio Editor Tn_reply to Waters' letter in The Sunday Star of December | > breparations were made, 8 1 helleve the wlation he heard |LoRalor DUbEY, Roie 0 4 ICETa G0 was WTAS, located at Elgin, Il |14ved on a land wire to Schenectady, nor I mistook the call to be WGAS |N7Y and there amplified and broad- e tions 'I‘A\’ Eve n ' myself the first time 1 heard it | cast on a wave length of 280 meters T e T J. H. hy"one of the most powerful stations Va. lin the world. Weather conditions belfeved ldeal. Paris Hears Dupuy. 1S, December 1 Paul Dup dio from New he heard by some of the listeners in his country Fouts | _ Elaborate preparations were made “Helen coloru Charles P 4:30 pan.—Jean Spira. te 4:50 i3 i Fort Myer for | { Radio Edito Will you please letters of the station 117 | heard their cember 10, which and clear, but could call letters, as they w W @ number of peor MRS E. E. BECK 1114 25th street northwest WTAS s the call of the ton. which operated Irbstein [t broadcasts wave length of meters- Program Brothers Christmas 5 pm T Gimbel ‘ were publish the call in Elgin, program De- came in_ loud ot catch the : shouted PA ity Meters). City (411 Mete, enato) “ony progran. ‘Nighthawk Frolic Sanders Orchestra DAF o § 2:45 to the Col VERY U. S. RECEIVING SET B cast by York. was heard | here early this morning. but his words could not be understood. Lis- tenere, wi ir wireless sets tuned to obtain the hest possible re | sults. caught p spewker’ bro is Charle ~STOP_LOOK AND | Radio Editor I wonder to help m Suturduy tions to Send Speeches on Plan one of the forty class “B” broad-| sting station: from which {nmn»l t individuals will talk on behalf} the Hard A o it you would able out on the following night, December S, was listening over dio” und Lrought in an station: static was very strong at times aught ~the station call, but static obliterated Theu I heard the an nouncer say the performers were from a college in South Carolina and the next number would be Mumny's Poor Little Black Lit- tle Lawmb,” part of which | heard when 1 lost them and was unahls to pick up the ion ugain Memorial States TRY THEM ON AND ¢ FOR YOURSEL} and the with 1 be sent onut d Mass, dottéd 1 speak are Martin H Governo will sp on Friday inquiry of Karl ning Star late at 3 heard KHI very distinctly for minutes 1 on ac t hout abe radio tions wes be good FITS ANY PHONES SPECIAL $1.00 SET EVERYWHERE CURTIS ‘ Rubber Ear Cushions | Eliminates All Outside Noises Soft, Pliable Surface Agains (he Ear—Actunlly fmproves Efclency of Yonr Set 7 Atlanta, on Wednesday of citied from | that thesa talks will be broad { N 1 Buffalo, Cin Onhfo: ort, Towa Pitt=burgh, ' P Worth. 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