Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 38

WCAP HAS BIG BILL ON AIR TON.GHT Golden Rule Dinner Program Part of Five-Hour Sched- ule of Entertainment. Willard Hotel, ert by the nd Orchestra and retia, wo hours of dancc n ic Ly the W ark Hote! Orchest E i s the claborate and lem: rtainment schedule WCAP. With the program inciden, iolden Rule dinner, WCJ on the air at 157 o'clo bro~deast continuously until night. Speeches will be made at the dinner by President Coolidge, Dr. John Fin'ey, editor of. the New York limes; Jules Jusserand the French Ambassador and dean of the diplo- corp: Gen. James Guthrie Har- president of the Radio Corpo of Amerita, and Mrs. Philip Moorc, president. of the N - Council of Women of the| States and vice president of crnaticnal Council of Womea. | Folitical Address on Bill. with rd- | to will ‘and mid- bord, ration orth snal ited THE EVE Long Range - Radie Entenainménl FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1924 The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Sched led for Eastern Standard Time . Meters., Miler 00—Artist recital o.:. . LW biladeipbla * 509 3 Market reports’ £ avenpart - 484 Loew’s Orpheum Toston Markets; concert Philadelphia Ladies® hour prog: Kapsas City Detroit_News Orches vetrolt —Celia_Ncwmark, rop. joal prograz; " taiks o w mdo v xhow ~Weather aad marker faporis £:00—Maiel Li Stock - qu v Markets; mews bulicting . Women's C.ub program Weather and niarket repo 4:10—Joseph Woife, Lar tone Musical program .. 4: .,o_“.nmnr( Groft, saprang o ton, o poet New York Claeipoati Montreal Kapsas City w York Philadelphia York ity rog: P pils of fl«. Sports; talk )rgan ‘and t.ump 0—Musical program Yurkers: vews bulictios s eal ' ogrum 3:45—Sporting results ram ... WAl Stoffrcgen WL WMAQ WO WMAQ W7 KHJ WDAR c Trio ws bull AL Astora musi 6:00—Thilbarmo | tario_operated by a wircless associa- OCTOBER SEEKS RADIO FUND. Bethesda Club to Raise Money for County Hospital. A campaign has been started by the Thursday Evening Club of Bethesda to raise sufiicient funds to install & radio-receiving set in the Montgom- ery County Hospital, at Sandy Spring, Md: -Contributions ' already received amount to $29.50. George E. Pickett, 3d, who was instrumental in initfat- Ing the ‘movement, - estimates that | $350 will be necessary. It {5 planted to have a central re- {eelving set, similar to these installed in the serv men’s hospitals with the funds ed by “Roxie” Each| patient will be furnished with head- | \phones. The club hopes ta have mc‘ {zet In opcratian by, Thenk s5ivin Radio-Editor: _ Wednesday evening at about o'clock I heard a station on about 265 meters-transmitting code practice. When the announcement. was. made 1 understood it to be *NBC, the~ yyives |less Assoclation of Ontario: would appreciate it greatly if mu jeould tell me whether or not 1 got the call letters-right and the power and proper wave length of the sta- tion. — JAMES L. BRADFORD, Jr,| | Munassae, Va. Have no record of a station in On- i tion.” Radio Edito Tucsday night I tuned in on a sta- tion signing off, due to static was unable. to the tull an- nouncement. It w. 5 o'clock and | H the call lctters ¢ understood to Barl Carbaugh, popular Washing- | Ibe WAAR -1s there such a etation?|ton singer, has been invited to the | It not, can any fan cnlighten me on | recording studio of a phohograph | the subject?—S. B.:C. | company to make reveral records as| You must have misunderstood the | @ Tesult of a radio recital he gave call letters. WDAR in Philadelphia | i New York several woeks ugo over may have been the station you heard. | Station WEAF. Mr. Carbaugh and his musical family have been heard by 1 Radio Editor: the Washington radio audlence 3 A great many sriicles have ap- | Dumber of times through WCAP. peared in various publications in | _ which the cxpertgpagree that radio reception with an indoor antenna on a onc-tube set is impossible for any but local or nearby broadcasting sta- tluns. After seven months of experi- nting with indoor antenna I be- | lieve the results obtained disprove | this theory, On a 13-foot length of Lell wire at- tached to a braes curtain rod, 1 have | heard Hasti mong ma Carhangh to l(akc Records. 24, 1924, RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS . TONIGHT. Golden Rule Dinner pn}fr direct ~from Willard el WCAP;-Washington;- 8:15 o'clock. j‘o Drama; “The Bird. and: the- Fish,” b3 WGY Players, WGY, - Schenectady, 8 o'clock. .Speech by John W. Davis, Democratic candidate for President, WLW, Cincinnati, 8 o'clock. Special. program.. from Fox Theater Studio, WOO, Phila- dclphia, 8:30 o'clock. “The Mikado,” by the Brook- lyn Light Opera mpany, WJZ, New Yo rL 9:15 oclock Operetta; “The-Magic Hour. ‘WCAP, Washington,9'30 to 10 o'clock. “[Cannot Be | Pat» Harrison i Radio Program.| Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippl, | who has just returned to Washin tnn‘ after a tour of Ohio, Indiana, West | Virginia, Maryland, Nebraska and | | Colarade, will speak from WRC to-|- morrow _night,- on “Why Coolidge Blectsd.” Semator Harri- son Wl leave shortly aftcrward to | continue “his speaking tour in Vch York, Néw Jersey and the New Eng- land: States. > e When sclecting paint for your build- inge, remember that there are some other cslors thari ted: _ Jefferson Transformers.. 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Wire coiled on the back of an or- dinary closct door, however, will furnish a fow urprises for one try. ing it At present I 4mve two such Slotesem coils. which are regularly bringing in e Ton Orcieira 1111 SRR TR A e Marhet aad Toad repords. 92| coi meeted between “The Stromberg-Carlson' Neutrodyne and the Radiola Super-Heterodyne, as Receiving Sets, Stand ‘Head and Shoulders’ Above All Others.” Plenty of volume, long-distance reception, casc of tun ability to tune out local, are all yours with either a Stromberg- Carlson Neutrodyne or a Radiola Super-Heterodyne. Besides they become a fixed piece of furniture in the best of homes. ldren Merer Davie' (o Tinner cancert: T i will Le auditor Stations W MAF, in South 1 WEEI in 2 with WCAP rebesira L.l iz, Orchestra for | B.ad—Weatber Altozether uted un- 1 Bleyden rranged s for th t for the radio it of WRC’s afternoon be a song recital by Dur- ast season Miss Wilson car- the production ¢ 0 and has dered fre recitals in ingto She studicd with Myron Whitney of York and Washing- tou and is reported to posscss unus- € 6 pan. Jusic Club, re- | Albion, | Lakin of chool of Music. Local Radio Entertainment Friday, October 24, 1924. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radie, Va. ecture broad: ht Against Disea onquest of Diphtheria.” 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau report. ‘WRC—Radio Corporation of Amsrica (469 Meters). 5 p.m—Fashion developments of the moment, by Eleanor Gunn p.m.—Seng recital b: D. Wilson, contraito. 3:20 p.m.—"Beauty and Personalit. by Elsie Pierce. Song rec , contralto. i:10 p.m.—A talk on current event. Dorothy ital by Dorothy 4:10 - p.an.—The (] ren's Radio Mu organized by Peggy Albion 1 ¢ Lak rly Program Saturday. 2 p.m.—Play by play description of | the Princeton-Notre Dame foot ball same direct from Princeton Univer- : ribed by Maj. J. Andrew , veteran radio sports announcer. This feature will be broadcast in con. junction with stations WJZ in New York City WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomae | Tec.phone Con.pany (469 Meters). T:15 pm Gelden Rule lard Hotel. in comjunct Last Kel music Ly the Unite chestra. Lr. John York Tim President C French Amt diplomatic ¢ Harbord, Mrs president of t tional Women of the United States and vice president of the International Coun- cil of Women, and others 8:15 p.m.—Address by Robe Carl White, Assistant Secreatry of Labor, under the auspices of the Republican vational committee. 30 to 9 p-m.—Co States Navy Band O Benter, 1. toriumy at New on with N will be turnished 7. nd Or- Finl, rt by United ra. Charles n the audi- Marine Bar- Note—This cast jeintly by WALAK, WeAl Bartlett, pices of the ast of char- Helen Har- und Blevden Studio. Shepherdess, Mi soprar Pan, Louis B. Good- tenor; at.the piano, Mrs. Paul Bleyden. A synops's of the plot will be given .in conjunction with the musical presentation. Scene: The statue of Pan, standing in a garden, becomes alive at the stroke of mid- night. Pan falls in love with the statue of the Shepherdess and his ardent wooing awakens her to life. A love scene ensues until the clock flral}(ls 1, when both re(uru to statues again. 10 to 12 p.m.—Dance pro"rlm play- «d by Irving Boernstein Wardman ark Hotel Orchestra, direct from srdman Park Hotcl. Philharmonic Conductor Recovers. | AMSTERDAM. October —W conducter of the New | iritharmonic Orchestra. who been zeriously il here for some | ks past, has completely recovered conducted an orchestra concert Jast night. Portugal Recognizes Chile. SANTIAGO, Chile, October 24.—The Tiepublic of Portuzal has recognized the new Chilean zovernment,” itiam | Ti00+Music: stos Tedtime €to Inrernational Kiddies' sto N+ WA YW TWuN Woit Macieal pro Alark Savario Ensewmble * . ‘ g4 rcital Dews v Wigkum, buliet ns stories Steinke » with boys ‘and girls “opsuititional Cobvintion’ Begtime oty Organ reeit ;e Sparts; police’ reports: orchestra Hotel 'La Salle Orchestra Stories _for children s Wynne's Orchestid reports . Bedtime story Philadelphia Tittaburgh 788 1 a7y 1 .m' 2 "*;n»ro;;ran, cony o Bird and tbe’ od Orchesira Sasdma: g Sweency un o Tro: Tak T 5 Dinne t: yacal kalog; mnano(uu e 3 und Ercest Hare .. Fieb' Davenport Kapsas City Chicago New Yo Pirzsw New York Pitteburg) - Philadelpbia Chicagy Toril'd. Orez. New York Boston New York Tittshorzh New York Bostoa am clen Pritetard, Feature ... Bk review ' pl Mueical bite: d Childres's program . Wall strect news tamist . Currect Happy : orcheara LR [.du‘ at.onal 1 ture Dareaport baritone = 00 mi e . 3 3 itteborsh s Navv Daod Z LLWEAR am from ttudio bulletins T Pittburgh Boston 1 © Now York New York O.chestra |00 v Bervard McGioo = imates meecing ..o..oo.000T00 5 TO 10 P.M. 9:00—Yaughn de Leath e Wide-awae program 5 ritling’s Orchestra_. : Sadress by Burton K. Wheeler, 'vieé précidegtial 03 tbe Tadepeadest ticket. from ““The x..wm Adiide. By-ways of Tiavel™ Minscrels Muc.cal_pro; 3 o Btar's Or WDAF Mo s Art Hickman's Concert Orchescra Speeet by Jown W."Dasie. Democratic ‘candidaie for Presideot £ 10—Musical program; New Tork Chicago Memp! St Louis Jefferson City 4 New York Atlanta Davenport AF Kansas City Los Angelés by Asbton. Cineinnaty Philadelphia New York Jeffeison City York voeal tolos e . Fckens by Prany Shevit . New- Caicago Jefforson City Chicago New York Los Anzeles ew York WMAQ Currear news WHN Children's prozram nd Kempuer, Kelly azd bis collegians . Dan Grege Orean Moden: Talks New York Los” Angelos New York New York 10:00—Anse Gildae, wezzo-soprano Hotel St. George Trio_ Denway “Trio = Myrtle Whitt, ropra ther; talk by Robert am ' from Otiawa, recital z Yocal program: orchesira . Morniog Glory Club meeting weatdes wews . Chicago Phil 10:15— coviiic, " piani Dence ' Orches by Uslo; t revoe Tna College iu: “orchesira 11'P.M. 70 12 MIDNIGET. e W from Uaiversi Yierald program Eisenbou Springfield Los Avgeles New: York Npringfield Atlanta Epelly’s Singing Orcbestra sia Railway aad Power Co. Qus 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AX. 12:00—~Program from Examiner studio . X | ‘Ted Lewis and his Symphonic Clowns “Oriole Orchestra; \'m:ll lnlol Midnight ‘Nighthawk froli Los Angeles New York Chicago Mexphis Kaneas City 1:00—Vocal concert .. Art Hickman's Dance Orchestra 1:50—Drean rocital . Hoot Owls . Tos Angeles Los Angeles Chiy Tor:1'a, Ores. 2:00— Ambassador Hotel Orchestra ances of the rording to Mr. Benefits Hospital Radio Fund. 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