Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 40

WG VLLCARY NEW YORK LS en’s Hour Only Local Feature on Tonight’s Program. With the Alblon’s children’s entertain its audience 1he choice features on the programs of WJY and WJZ in New York and WGY in Schenectady. Among them will be the radio drama. “A Woman's | Way,” which will be produced by the WGY players at the Schenectady sta- tion, the Alexander Hamilton dinner | of the Columbia University alumni at exception of Peggy period, WRC will tonight with o Hotel Commodore in New York City, which will come through WJY, | and ‘the dance program of the Wal- | Astoria Orc a WJZ attrac- | dor The first feature to be “piped | down” from New York will be the | a mausic by the Hotel Commo- Orchestra, scheduled from 7 to 8 @'cloc T radio drama from Sclencctady will follow, and at 8:45 | o'clock, the Alexander Hamilton din- ner program will be broadcast Speeches will be made by Secretary of Treasury Mellon nt Sec tary of Treasury Wadsworth and \\ul‘ i. Hays, d ctor of the moving pic- | ure industry The Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra will zolon the air with its dance program ! 10:30 k and play for an hour ormore The children’s hour period ill begin at 6:45 o'clock NAA broadcast the public health radio talk No. 235 on Diseca of the Heart” from dore Assis clo $:05 to | | Local Radio Entertainment || Thursday, December 4, 1924. MAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. 5 Meters). i r Bureau repo: —Public Health 33, “Disease of au reports and (469 Potomac Meters). W CAP—Chesapeake ephone Co. (469 Meters). m.—Children’s -Dinner music by Hotel Commodore tra, broadeast jointly with WJZ from the Hotel Commodore York « Hour Bernh: Orche station New 1 Levitow's A Woman's Way,” a com- | ed by the WGY Players, station WGY Hamilton Me “olumbia ore, X Mello: ; Eliot nt Secretary of Il Hays, broad- | jointly’ with station WJZ 10:30 p.m—Dance program by Waldorf-Astor Orchest cast_jointly with station the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria the | broad- | WJZ fron New York Radio Bditc During t hour on ber 28 ! a piano broadeast a length of fter which an announce- | nent was made in English at 11:20 | o'clock. Any information concerning | this statl uld be appreciated ! Shortly after 11 o'clock just as WCAP signed off I heard WKAQ, San | Juan, Porto Rico, sign off. Please tell | me i line distance from Wash- ing is the 121st station T logged since September 13. T a one-tube receiving set.—MARVIN BASCOM, Alexandria, Va. Cannot’ iden the station heard on the 326 meter wave The air line distance from W ton to San Juan is 1,552 miles Novem- ection wive about 6 meters, | i you | band. | shing- | Radio Editor 1 would 1 tion as to what midnight Monday n Tucsday morning. I tions very well get some informa- stat I had from ht until 2 o'ele could get the se and a good bit « but not the call let- suncer always started A\l letters which T could not and fc nam- other stations, among | Atlanta, and WSAIL Cincinnati. He also mentioned Los Angeles and New Orleans, but] whether these referred to telograms ! I could not make out. He announced | that this was n join program with | WEB, WSA1 and others. The chief | entertainer seemed to be a man with | 2 peculiar old-time instrument, per- haps a bagpipe or accordion. A lot of old-fashioned sonzs such as “Silver | Threads Among the Gold” and “When | You and L were Yol Maggie.” wer rd the end I heard very tra and the cail were WAIG. Was joint program? Can stations in the joint program? Als where and what is Richmond Hil (WHAG)? One time T ight the | Words ‘radio antenna and aireraft.”— | M. B. V. The bagpipe selections came from | WSB, Atlanta. Whether this station | was broadeasting its program jointly With other stations tho radio”editor | does not know. WAHG is the A. H. Grebe & Co. station at Richmond | 1iills, Staten Island, N. Y. | the announcing With th plainl g several heing WSE plainly a dance orche ettera from thi this pa ladio ¥ditor: Would you kindly inform me what | tion was broadcasting the national jockey game between Montreal and Joston snd from where it was being | rroadeast?—J. HOLDEN WBZ, Spring broadeast of the series of hockey games ugh_its )ston studio Monday | t. The games arc being played the Boston arena, and will be hroadcast every Monday migh throughout the series by WH: the Ladie Editor: 1 read with interest your radio page every day, and it is very interesting to_note its contents. T am giving a list of stations pick- ed up Tuesday night within an hour —11 p.m. to 12. Most of these sta- tiong could be heard on my loud speaker. Can any fan inform me who the code statlon is that inter- fores so, if it be an amatour he is ove his wave length and violates the law and I think he could be topped, as when he starts ever. thing complotely cuts out. This code ally starts about 11 p.m., some- | tes the operator holds his finger | y the key at time three minutes, Monday nights is his most offend- | inz night. Here is my list: WFEH, New York: WBZ, Spring- field, Ma: WTAM, Cleveland, Ohio; WDAR, Philadelp} Pa; WO Davenport, Towa; WOR, N J.: WHAZ, Troy, N. WJZ, York, N. Y.; WOO, Philadelphia, Pa. WCAE, Pittsburgh, Pa.; KDKA, Pitts- burgh, Pa.; KFKX, Hastings, Nebr. WSAT, Cincinnati, Ohio; WCBD, Zion, 11L; WBAP, Forth Worth, Tex.: WTAS, Elgin, 1ll.; WOS, Jefferson City, Mo.; WOI, Ames, lowa: WSB, Atlants, Ga.—PAUL AIN. {11:30—] Long Range Radio Entertainment THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Meters. Kansas City 411 Newark 4 New York Boston San F S New York Thiladelphia Davenport Philadelp Detroit 3TO 4 P.M. ladiew’ lour program: striogtrio. Florence . Holle Miller and ira’ Schuster. v Shepard Colonial Orchestra. iptures from studio reviews: vocal prog Philiips Je market reports: talks. . ladelphia. . extra . by Agnes Yocal progrs Musival pro Minneapolis Newark Newark Chicago Los Angeles Chicago 3 2 e WOCo 3:15—Pinno ¥ Trying Rudin Lwonr 30—Orchestra program by Mismi Rhythm Kings oo Recital from Lyon & Healy Concert Hall -.... Coy Barkley und his Palace Orchestra ... . ... ‘Afteruoon frolic” from KYW-s studio ... Iward L. Greene of Better Business b Hyd s g AC Roston 45—Incidental music from Loew's State Theater Boston 2.0 Ylctor Wilbur. baritone solos - Sk New York 30—Weather forecast; market reporis Detroit 4 TO 5 P . contralto . pianist market quotations - Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orehestra rio Mossidio, classical violinist . verse and topical enfertainment Watts, lecturer mony singers WILY hest 35— 00— afer, teror Business reports: tudy 1 program by Freire, e solos La player of ukul tal Rug.” Mrs. T Detroit New York New York Philadelphia irio Kansas City Hotel Commodore Orchestra ... W% New York concert pianist A New York Home-makers' Lour: musical progran W Chicago to . Lynch, a Time Talk' - New York Hob Schafer, e oxi M. Du La Foutaine, ukulele WEAF New York 5 TO 6 P.M e Orchesira WIIN New York ogram from Plerce School WDAR Philadelphia e hour; “talks on *‘Households” . KRS St. Loui Piano solos by Adelalde Apfel; lesson in Frene WLW Cincinnati T “Button, Button,” by Trvin S. Cobb WCCO Minneapolis Orchestru program: weather forceast; markets; news WHAS Louisville Household o, bethh 0. Hiller WMAQ Chicago Sports: police r rzan and trumpets.. WOO _ Philadelphia Tlinots Federat CWMAQ Chicago Musical prozram; CKHJ Los Angeles Farm and home WiZ New York cal progran hard Levito Alfred 1 m by Original Di ¥ Edward Murphey dews bulletins . 6 TO 7 .M. ) Hotel Tulle Exchunge quotations: m s program: stories by Dinner prokram by Schrafft Ensemble Dioper music by Jack Benard's Orehestra . fcal program; bedtime siories Lombardo's Orchestra W & news reports W Cast hestra... WI W York Stat LIWGY 2 Noon. WOR c Orctestra...... WGY stra JWOR d Todge Orchestra L WGBS ford Hotel Cuncert WeX WG Detroit Chicago S New York Springfield Boston Atiants Cleveland Schenectady Philadelphia Nchenectudy Newark Schenec Newark New York ady Philadelphia Pittsburgh Pittsburgh « Springfeld Boston Chicago ert by KDKA Liftl r concert. Leo lte e musie fro > for child Masical progra Orchestra Children’s hour by Gold Medal Lady ... . 8:30—Marketzram, weather forecast and road reports 7 TO 8 P.M address: stories; reading: ¥ St Franels Hotel Concert O +.--.KGO _ Oakland, Cal. IWOAW Omaha WIAX Cleveland WNYC New York WLS ~ Chicago WEI Philadelphia New York Chicago Sympliony Orciie New York inneapolis ansas City WeCo L WDAF T:00—Musical program .. WDAF Kansas City Lovelor’™: childrents story Tiour | am 1 Austin Wylle's Orchentra | tx: Lebrew Orphan Assium Band. kel reports: farm news bu Sunny Jim, the kiddies' pal” . Rernlard Lévitow's Hotel Commodore Orchesira.. on & Healy organ o Mechanics” Buiiding | Tambert ltra 5 = C Roston ports e sfories: readings . Springfel Stories by Unele Kaybee: special f Pittsburgh and bir list: dance Philadelphia - umental Detroit Chicugo Cincinnat] Boston New York Chicago New York Newark Pittsburgh New York Philadeiphia Chicago Pittshurgh Redtime Cacle Wi Musical Santa (‘s Big_Eroth ub program Gikater New York Federation ot Chorel News, financial and fina! market reports 10— WIN Employment broadeasting . ~Resume of day's sports by “Jolly Bill Santa Claus. with radio children .. Musical program by Hambone Male Quartet Dream Daddy, with bors and girls % Hotel La Salle Orchestra Short Auto Trips,” by Pitisi 4 Drake Concert Ensemble; Blackstone String Qu Dinner_concert by Rilex's Grand Cafe Orchestra er's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra = Organ recital: Inllaby time: Woodshed Theater program: English opera program lesson . E Dinner music by Belshaw's Orchestra of Lincoin. 33 Children's bedtime siories by Uncle Bob. 2 48 _Market reports by Stockman studio few moments with new books, by L. L. St. James Theater Orchestr Sporting news: weather forecast . 5 8 TO 9 P.M. 8:00—Three act comedy. A Woman's Way." by WGY ~ " Players; WGY Orchestra, br jointly with WIY. New York Musical program from studio Children’s program; music and stories Cavadian National’ Railwase. using cail CNEM . Sandman’s visit National stoc Dinner concert from Congress Hotei Boy Scout meeting; address on “‘Scout Oath’ Oriole Orclestra; ”ocal solos; Balaban & Katz program ... Fveniog Heraid news z Dance program by Collegian Serenaders ... . .1l Special musical program e WIP magazine of the air: cducational program ... Musical program AR o Wall street news: X. Y. U Air College taik . Musical program by Saengerbund Chorus - 8:15—Concert, De Lancey (leveland from Hotel Rrunswidk. W A: 20—Fdward Masor, double toned whistler «... . .- WNY es Army night program from Club § ... W32 re of the Dairy Indusiry Edward Bare WCCo gram: Clark’s Pennssifanians s Automobile taik, by Georze E. Conley rogram by Teins Christian University Talk by Dr. leon Feiderman Examiner news bulletine 2 Children’s hour by Rig Rrother ‘Welsh night™" program by KDKA Tittis Symphony Detroit News Orchesira; vocal program Review of latest European plays by Oliver M. Kaxier. Concert program: Sunday school le- tal St. John's Bovs' Band of Prooklsn 8:40—Program by Melodique Trio, instrumental . 9 TO 10 P.M, 9:00—Lonz Tsland Grotto Glee Club of Brool Musical program by Hohner Harmony F Musical program by Capitol Male Quartet . ... “Twenty Mnutes of Good Reading,”” by C. J. Pernin wsicai program. vocal and instrumental ....... alk from Western railway convention teorgia Railway and Power Co. Brass Rand.. Concert program by Art Hickman's Orchestra Zion Junlor Cheir; male quartet: vocal olos fumranty Trust Choral Society 3 ture from Goodwyn Institute, by Synd Hosain. . eal and instrumental program; Dixie Stars; organ WMH Artist program: vocal and instrumental program... WHIt Vocal and instrumental program: Sunday sehool talk WBRER Prog by Clara E. Taughli L WMAQ ' «Ch Musical program Rockwell Ntephens Musical program Speciul program Musical program by iiastonians’ Exening bulletin current news . Talk by Edward Riegelman . —Spear’s Dance Orchestra —Ton Ton Danea Orchestra . Will Hollander's Hotel Ambussador Dance Orchestra Nocut program by Florence Stecle, contralty ... Wanamaker organ recital Steiike. L WECo IKPO WIS WY Chicago Pittsburgh henectady pringfield Davenport Hopkins. 2 Portl'd, Oreg. “letters Montre bedtime stories TR 0 ang farmer reports . Pittsburgh Chica, Chicago Thiladelphia (hicago o8 Angeles New York loston Philadelphia Boston New York New York Springheld New York “buileting Tuion New York Minneapolis Pittshurgh New York Fort Worth Fhiladelphia o8 Angeles jan Francisco Pittsburgh Detrof © New Yo Louisville ew York iladelphia New York Chirago Chicago Atianta Tos Angeles yion 11T, = : Chicage: ohin’s Conigrega- G WRZ Springfield KYW Chieagor WAMAQ Ch WEAF New' York Lansing Tiastings New York New York Now York 08 Angeler New Tork New York New York tist ‘program auto talk Dance Orchestra 1070 11 P, rogram | n Legion of Shenandoah ... Oriole Da fra; vocal solos - Austin Welie's Dance Orchestra from Theasant . WIAX Musical program rehestra. | WOO Ruidy elzers Fairmont. Hotel Orchestra .- -rvs... RDO “The Avon Dance Orchestra . WM 10:00—] FOAW Omaha Gotaon - WEBH Clicago avenport n Francisco Cincinnati Detroit Chicago " Shringaela Program. Now Sork Now York Enlladelpbia Pori'4. Ore Chicags 0" Lo Angeles Tis Angelos Kansas {1ty New Tork New York Yort Wortn ox Angeles AL Philadelphia New York ew York New York New York New York “ture sical TromChicago T Jrogram from Hior ity Ray, comedlennes musieal Weatlier: instrumental program 10:05— Minstrel show by Fairmount Kowing 10315 Sufety First” talk, by Z. C. EIkin Markets, weather: néws bufletins and market e Vrogram by Chicage Associntion of Credit Men 10:20Y M. . A, lecture - 103300 1 program: Npanish songs Special harmonica program : Dance program b Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orehe [iirry Fox and Tis Club Madrid Otehestra - Program by John Tarlefon Agricultural Coliege ... AT talk by Harold Swarts - New York police reports: K. of . Gies Ciiib:. . Dunce nusic by Harvey Marburges aud wis orehesirs W1P Healy and Camp, piano and song program Musival program by Al Reisers Corinthians Shystertand Sia Frank. vocal progeam 10:65—Flks' Glea Club of Brookiyn 5 Mary Wasbburn, concert. pianist .. L B}, TO 12 MIDNIGHT. :00—Williams® Skylarks; artist program ... Way 0 cal program: special featuren «-:. .. .o 10se. 1 WHAT Mlsical yrogram trom Piccaditly Theater . Nexinnat Mosical program; vocal program . i At omas Sorogram from KXYW'S studio GopAvseles Dance Drogram by De(rolt News Orchestra 4.1 Detroly ont Lapez and hin dance orchestra LA Urgnn recital by Theodore Trwin «-o.- Rl McCrone Fioeld, planologes Tos Angeles Jack ‘Chiapman‘s Duuce Orchestra (leag Concert program ... inasapoll s T s Jlsoeapolia exular program on R eevice ik Doberty Stelody” Hays Kisna, Vocal program 3 1 1 Aty orcliestra " Glee Club Opgan_ recital Coneert j.co Woods an 11:45—0rgan recital ssociation. Chicago .« Cincinati Cincionati Stephen Boiss nor Tnstrumental Trio | his entertainers ... b Dr. Charles Sheidon .10 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 Ad ewis and his Symphonic Clowns: revue intime WHN “aios: Donerty Melody Boys; osirumental trio. WL program from Examiner studio Yoo Los Angeles :’rufnnu by American Legion ... .. KPO San Francisco s Davis, baritone; Oriole Orchesira: late revie WERH Chicage Lot Connor and bis Le Claire Hotel Orchestra.... WOC = Dayengort 12:30—Tou Gold and bis orchestra; Loretto MeDermott. .. WHN New York §5—'Nighthawk frolic”’; Plantation Players; Bobbi Kuhn's CKAC Orchestra .. 25 WDAF Kansas City 1 T0 2 AM 00—Max Bradfield's Versatile Band . RPO 0 Francisco 00 aramental Trlo - Kpr -8 Taacte Farl Tarnett's Biltmore Hotel Orchestra KHJ Los Angeles Schenectady Cinclonati New York Atlanta New York Cincignat | o'clock NGTON, NEWEST RADIO STATION IN CHICAGO TO FUNCTION WBCN to Present Elaborate Pro- gram Saturday Evening, Begin- ing at 8 0’Clock. CHICAGO, December 4.-—WBCN, Chicago's newest radio station, will invade the ether for the first time aturday night. An elaborate and lengthy program, beginning at 8 p.m. and continuing to 4 am., will mark the opening of the station. Although WBCN is what is known as a commercial station, maintaining a policy of selling time on the air to business firms, lsteners-in will find its progiams no less interesting than those of the average station. This Is because entertainment is the first ob- ject of all programs, whether they be pald for by a commercial concern or are broadcast under the direct auspices of WBCN. The advertising value, although deemed considerable, is incidental. Another distinctive feature of WBCN, which boasts 500 watts and a 266-meter wave length, hildren's hour.” from 6 until each Tuesday. Wednesds and Thursday evening, when tale voungsters will be given an tunity to present musical recitations. playlets, etc., interest to children under 16, Hawali Hears Canadian Station. | CKY broadcasting tional Railways' call letter CNRW on ning, October 23, was heard in Haiku, Hawaii. This is considered a remark- able record, resulting from structural improvements at CKY. Long-distance be made over Colombia. the Canadian program under Thursday eve- connections private cannot telephones in will be its | of especial | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 “SILENT NIGHT” CAROL HUNDRED YEARS OLD Names of Authors of Famous Song Will Be Revived in RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Three-act comedy, “A Wom- an’s Way,” by WGY Players, WRC, Washington; WGY, \chtnectzdy, and WJY, New York, 8 oclock: Sokbole “Welsh Night” program, By ‘he Associated Press. KDKA, Pittsburgh, 8:30 DRESDEN, December 4.—*“Silent o'clock. Night, Holy Night,” for many decades | the favorite Christmas carol of the | whole German-speaking world, will | be sung with particular devotion this Christmas, owing to the fact that it | was just 100 years ago that this uni- versal song was first sung at a Yule- tide celebration. While school children heretofore have sung and loved the carol with- out knowing anything about its ori- gin, they will this year be taught| two names which have almost sunk into oblivion—those of Pastor Mohr and Teacher Gruber of Salzburg, Austria, who respectively composed the worde, and the music. In a number of churches and Sun- day schools special ceremonies will be conducted in connection with the singing of the carol. Musical program by Capitol Male Quartet, WCCO, Min- neapolis, 9 to 10 o'clock. Dance program by Vincent Lopez and his Hotel Pennsyl- vania Orchestra, 11 to 12 o’clock. Musical program direct from Piccadilly Theater, WGBS, New York, 11 to 1 o'clock. NEW RADIO RECORD. First Wireless Message Reaches | South Africa From Cornwall. CAPETOWN, South Africa, Decem- ber 4.—The first wireless message ever received in this country from Great Britaln was sent from the station in Cornwall, England, and received at the South African wireless station at Mil. | lerton, Cape of Good Hope, at 12:05 | yesterday morning. | This direct wireless communication Mystery Preacher on Air. Every Sunday for the past weeks, English radio amateurs have been re- ceiving church services and sermons from an unknown sourc Wide- spread searches for the mysterious station have not located it so far. i R Windward Islands Celebmte, ST. VINCENT, Windward Islands, December 2.—Yesterday was a popu- | lar holiday for the inauguration of | the new constitution of the British | Windward Islands and Dominica. 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