Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1925, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925. NOTED ORGANIST ON WG TONEHT Marcel Dupre, in New York Recital, to Be Feature Num- ber on Program. ital by Marcel Dupre, Ereatest organ- tonight by of its pro- will be given in A\uditorium in New o’cloc position in Paris Notre Dame tal in the 1 an entire lasting | ted by iy five amazed public. In ding his debut tartied the mu- verfectly from feat crities and rks of B nary rec features z blind com- sistetl by, the nd a dance e chil- program at sic by the until 8 G. Abbott, smithsonian “The Sun an Randall 1l sing from hich Dupre's 1'will go on the a £ number on WRC'S pro- recital by be broadeast Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, January 8, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va, 35 t wreau reports. Wea eau reports WRCO—Radio Corp ot ica (169 Meters). Amer- iren’s hour, by Peggy the Lee ction of House. Weather, assistant ian Institu- the Lee and t Abbot by Harlan Marcel Notre Dame ast_join WGY, fro: rium, New by Adam Geibel, nd pianist, as- Quar- IcKee at nce program by the toria Orchestra, broadeas ti WJZ, from th Hotel, in New York recital by Otto F. s Tivoli Theater. ! apeake and Potomac mpany (169 Meters). to the query in Wed- umn, Wen Hall was PWX, Havana, Cuba. I part of the anuary 3. The Hall was touring tell me night a church ister I lost it e Meth- ad, Kindly | started the same 1l stations. It ld that I gave it on the air at would indlcate adcasting it must Pacific time belt. the fans can columns lately the regen- 1 for a lot of broadcasters. that the average 1 the five to eight rd the three- which are un- ty for DX entitled exceptions little s anywher. handle my set ave come dis- an roex- not hear a peep, verage operator. r tube is oscillating < there, and I have that source so tation's signals tirely, while the inexperienced erator bothers L second. So the time and every »w you operate your me and place and . L. who continue ivers, in spite n the same, both loc either radiat- s and howls or w wave lengths, > code sta- d by inter- eceivers the set forth 1ld bring not long-wa ¢ crystal detector in the aerial civer and adjust it nner. Interference receivers m: be the tor is cor- the elimination of means a slight de- 10 of the program is, however, i not dio-frequency am- A fixed detector worlk; use an adjust- fitted with a good galena t do the results are not obtained, yther detector in the ground adjust hoth alike. If one r on hand, a )0 to 400 ohm may be used with fair tests at my station have hown that this system not only elim- iates interference from radiating re- tvers, but also prevents the recep- Recent to put up with | | | | | | | | | Long Range Radio Entertainment THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Moters. WEFBH New York 273 WHN New York 360 Newark 405 elphia San Francisco = 3 TO 4 B.M. 3:00—Muxical progrum by Metropolis Trio. e Vocal program by Bob Miller Recital by < Markets; Club; housew Reading' of Seriptures from studlo. Musical program by Reci Philad alke; musical program, Musical by Woman's : “The “What KPO WWJ Academy . wiP liadeiphia vocul and instru WGBS New York Shepard Colonial Oreh WNAC Boston Popular Concert”. .. WCCO Minueapolis Need."” by Mrs. J. W. HedieyWIP Philadelphia dramatic readings .........WOR Newark Moresco, tenor. z CIWOR Newark verse tertainment...J1IIWGN Chicago progrim by the Virginians. : KHJ Los Angeles quotat, and markets. ...l KDKA Fittsburgh progra Eastman Theater. Schaeffer. MacDonald, Jean Musical Recitations by Talk by E. I ““Afternoon Frolie, 8:45—Ray D. Vocal solos 0 Mul Anue C. MacDonald, dramati 3:30-~Weather forecast and market Harry Israe Newark Detroit New York WOR WWJ LUIWHN reports plavo selections............, 4TO 5 P.M. 00— Special afternoon musical program Musienl program cal program Itudy and instrumental Walton's Columbia iger's KPO program. . WHY Paluis S Soi s WOK University Sullivan, Levitow’s Hotel program by Star's Radio Artist recital from studio ... ““Tea Time Talk,” by Loretto C. Lynch . Kenneth E. Burdick, planist and singer © reports; orgun und trumpet n. soprauo solos o Home-makers' hour; talks; musical program - 5 TO 6 P.M. by Grace Mason « Francisco Orchestra . wenie New York o ‘Orchestrs WHY New WHY New IW00 Philaa: WFBH New York WLS “Home Brew,™ veeo $ E ooeoiooi...... . WHAM HRochest program; readings: news: talks ... Louisv! hour, b . 0. Hi TWMAQ Chicago Special radio enc 2 WEFEH New York Question period CWDAR Philadelphia French lesson: plano selections . z VLW Cinciunati The Lome hour program ... St. Louis by Kansas City Minneapolis Dance program 5:30—Tllinols Fe Musical program :...... . ... Farm and howe reporis; news bulletins Aun Dedrick, cODLralto SOI08 «..vv..rr.s s 6 TO 7 P.M. acert from Hotel Waldorf. kette's Concert Orche: Stock Exchange Quotations ...011111] and_sivck market quotations: mews. . Musical program by Central Park Orchestra ... Weather: Art Coogan and his orchestr Stories by Uncle Geebee <. __ Dinuer concert by Philharmon 15—Diuner concert by KDKA Symphony O New York State highway reports .. Itadio for the Layman,” by Albert Loretta Ellen Brady ................ WGBS 30—Hert Roborn’s Rluebird ‘frio 1111111111000 WGBS Jimmie Lent’s Society Orchesira . IWOR Newark Dinoer musie from Ten Evek Hotel . 5000 UIWGY Schenectady Skeezix time for children: stories; music IWGN Chicago Meyer Davis' Concert Orchestra .. ........ “WFT Philudelphta Diuner music by Shepard Colonial Orchestra JIWNAC Boston t Catancse aud his Alamac Hotel Orchestra.. WHN New York er_ coucert. program ..... St IWCAB Pittsburgh Big Brother Club brogra e IWEEL Boston Chiidren's hour by Gold Medal Lady 1771111111 IWeCO Minneapolis 6:350—Weather forecast; market and road reporis ...... WDAF Kansas City 7708 B.M. 1 program; address: Stories .......... -WDAF Ksusas City New York Federation of Churche IWEAF New York Musical coucert by *“La Cafeterin’ Orchestra Dok-Eisenbourg’s Sinfontans . ... = Dinner concert by Austine Wylle's Orchestra Story hour by Uncle Koss .. Plaslet, “Bound East for Cardiff” Diuner ‘table talk ................ Chicago Theater organ recital ... ... ic.... News, fnancial and tinal market Feports .. Musical program by Detroit News Orchestra . Dinner concert by Cincinnati Post ... .. Final market reports; farm uews bulleting . Berahard Levitow's iotel Commodore Orchestra. ... Francis Hot . 00—Dinner « Philadelphia WGBS New York Springfield 7:00—Music LWOAW Omaha WGBS New York IWFBH New York Chicago Detroit Ciucinnati Chicago Oakland, Cal. Philadeiphia Springteld Clicago Philudelph irthday Tist Markets; bedtime story: ro E yon' & Healy organ recl ay Jim, the kiddies' WilN Employme T:15—Stockma, live stock aud pro d: stories . special fea Buuer's Nuxophonians of Manulng Dream Daddy. with boys and gir TR & Diner con: i o Hotel La Salle Orchestra program ......... Police reports; queen’s artist program . Musical program by Al Jocker's Orchestra ;ninsborg, ' pianist g IWEAF New York Selger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra.....'. . KPO San Francisco lullaby time: theater operetta; Saddler.. WLS Chicago Educatlonal course in_modern music..... IWBZ Springfield Drake Concert Ensemble; Blackstone Quintet....WGN Chicago n's program; storiés by Uncle Bob........KYW Chicago Cathedral of Incaroation Choir......WEAF New York Rtoyal Orchestra % IWOAW Omana A Few Moments With Ne WGY Scheectady Sportiug news; weather forecast.. ‘W00 Davenport 55—""The Virtue of Villalury,” by Johu Kenmedy......WJZ New York 8 TO 8 P 00—Wall Street news; N. Y. U. Air College “drama’..WiZ Musical program, vocal ‘and instrumental WGY Schenectady usical program’ by Maurich Quintet......... . .. WEBI Boston Cotemporary English fiction, by Dorothy Brewster WEAF New York Sandwan’s visit; stories by Val McLaughlin......WOC Davenport er concert by Congress Hotel Orchestra KYW Chicago Philharmonic Trio. . ceveeiooo..WBZ Springfleld from farmer studio. . ... JIIIKDKA Pittsburgh market_reports: news bulletins. . KOA™ Denver. Colo. Boy Scout Iadio Corps CWFL Philadelphia Magazine of the Air’ WIP Philadeiphia in_India’' by Savel Zimand......WGBS New York ; Harmonle Male Quartet; solos.. WIAX Cleveland Loew's State Theater Orchestra....... JWNAO Boston Oriole Orchestra; readings ERH Chicago (hildren’s program; _stories W Portl'd, Oreg, 8:15—"'Aims and Objects of Museu New York 8:20—Educational program: lecture Davenport arden City Cathedral of In New York 8:25Hennessey's Dance Orchestra ew York 8:30—Organ recital by Marcel Dupre w York Antomobile talk. ... £ LI WEAF New York Miustrel _entertainment by Prince of Wi =7 : S "..CNRM Montreal nstrels ... Dance program JWRCN Chicago i “WBAP Fort Worth KDKA ittsburgh KDKA tsburgh WCCO Minneapolis WMAQ Chi CWNYC New York (WFBH New York New York Woo WEAF Artisis of Texas Christian University. Canndian National Railways concert JIUICKAC Montreal Musical program L.WREO Lansing Concert; Sunday school lesson: weifare (alk... WHAS Louisviile Yocal and lustrumental progra WCX Detros Ninth annual banquet Camden Kt CWFL - Philadelphia KDKA Little Symphony Orchestras 'KDKA Pittsburgh Feed and health talk . SWCCO Minneapolls Footlight and Lamplight,” by ‘Oliver Saylor.... WGBS New York Children’s hour by Big Brother...... -KPO _ 'San Francisco Special artist program... WOAB Pittsburgh recital by Marcel Dup WGY Schenectady program; Luvia M. M “WBZ Springfield solos. 9 TO 10 P.M. m; Bible talk.es...WBBR Rossv'e,N.Y, +WBZ Springfleld WGBS New York “ee WBAF New York ‘WIZ New York 1e2elWNAO Boston “KHI * TLos Angeles (KYW Chicago IWGN Chicago “WEEI Boston T wAAQ Chicago JIIWCBD Zion, L. 3 {ONRW Winnipeg ical program, vocal and inetrimental. . KYW Chicago Studio program, vocal qud instrumental; t RW Winnipe a Gardens Orchestra...... 5 CWHN New Yorl n's program: stories: KHI Tos Angeles Stern's Belleclalr ¢ v New York Gainsboro, _pianist; New York ensemble of 30 pleces. ... ... Hot Sps., Ark k Davenport and his elglitpiece orchestra Dallas Banquet of the Automotive Engineering Society 9:45—Muriel Muth and Al Goodhart............ Wi “Mexican songs by Luis Samudio, baritone WEAF New York 10 TO 11 P.M. 10:00—Arnold_Meksin, concert pianist ... Musical program . American Negro—Poet and Poetry Vocal solos; taropatch . an recital from Boston City re; musical program ........ me hymns and gospel songs .. Jtudy Selger's Fairmont Hotel Orchest: Schuster Sisters' California Orchestra sle Orchestra: vocal solos foldkette’s Orchestr 9:00—Vocal and instrumental pro Voeal program; Philharmonle “Round e Camphire Fiahermea” oo “Honner HaFmony i erress Society of Automotive. Enginsers’ Dance. program. ; H Hickmgus, Conert, Orchestr Twenty Minutes of Good Reading’ . Classical program, vocal and Instramental.. tring "quartet: bedtime _stories. «« WGBS New York LIWEAF New York WIY New York LWHN New York JWNAO Boston WMAQ Chicago WEMO Ber.Sp., Mch KPO San Francisco W00 Davenport WOBD Zion, Il JIIWWJI Detroit Portl'd, Oreg. fety Firs . Chicago Arican night b3 coilege students o v, Ateica {7 10:30— 0%k o Fate. by Harod fwaris (KHY al program by artist of Howard Payne College WEAP cal program; accordion Kll:lhl aee WHN 5—Wallort Acioria "Dance Orchestra 1045 e oF the Body." by Dr. Philip Lavet 11110 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. .- . Los Angeles New ¥on New York Chicaso San Francisco Ber. 5p., Mch. York Los Angeles ort Worth ew York New York Los Angeles Fitcadiniy Theater, g at home” prog Tecital by Thaodore = " cocal and instrumental soloi Vincent Tohes and his orchestra ...... & Chapman's Dance Orchestrs Rrunwick Orchestra - Springseln estral ATt Association Co Minneapolls Fhompson Steel Works' Guartet .1""I/"/KDKA Pittsburgh Drogeam by Harves Marburger and His or- hestra oor. Eutladeinnis epular DrOKAI :1iusiers bakiund, Cal, Fom program; string quartet 111l Cncinnaty oncere oRhontray airtet Gncinoat 30—trgan recital by Stephen Boisclal ... chencctady T e & New York Raymos To cal solos; pian WBZ __ Springfleld St otie . rusees WOAW Omans Musical program 11:45—Hotel Brunswick .. WHN New York tra . cerene WBZ Springfield 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 Al 12:00—Ted Lewis and his orchestra .. LA erumentel, program YCH Uinireh Choir: trio; Doherty Melody Boys. Niotsben Hotel Orchestra. - Oriola orchestra: vocal s hatruieiial solos e rants Midnikhe Serénaders . ik frotic™'s Plantation Piaers ... 1 TO 2 AM. :00—Max Bradfield’s Versatile Band .......... O nce program by St Francia Hofel Orchestr Earl Burtnett’s Biltmore Hotel Orchestra. New York San Francisco Cincinnati Dallas Chicago Davenport WMAK Lockp't, NeY. WFBH New York [ WDAF Kansas City KPO KGO KHJ San Francisco Oakland, Cal. Los Angeles WCAP TO BROADCAST SYMPHONY CONCERT New York Musicians to Be Di- rected for First Time by ‘Woman, Noted Pianist. WCAP has planned to broadcast as the outstanding feature of its pro- gram tomorrow night a concert by the New York Symphony Orchestra, directed for the first time by a wom- an—Ethel Leginska—who recently came to America from Europe. She will appear in the triple capacity with the orchestra as conductor, composer and planist. Ethel Leginska is one of the world's greatest woman planists, and in the past three or four months has created quite @ sensation in the important musical centers of Europe by conduot- ing a full symphony orchestra. In her American_debut this this evening at Carnegie Hall she will wield the baton over the full complement of the world famous New York Symphony. Only last October she caused a sen- sation by directing the augmented Konzertvereins Orchestra in Munich, Germany; the Conservatoire Orchestra in Paris and in November conducted the London Symphony Orchestra in London and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra in Berlin, winning the plaudits of not only the best musical crities in Europe, but of each of her audience Broadcasting of this notable event in American musical circles will be- gin at 8:30 p.m. eastern standard time, and will continue until the end of the concert. The program is as follows Overture “Oberon” (Weber): “Symphony N in A Major” (Beethoven); “Concerto in F Minor” (Bach), for piano and orches- tra, with Ethel Leginska as soloist Two short poems for orchestra after “Tagore” (Leginska), and, as a finale, the overture to “Die Meistersinger” (Wagner). At best, the music teacher's busi- ness is scal How to Bulld a Power Am, of the receiver is the layout of the holes for mounting the parts on the The panel layout, showing the lo- FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. cation of the holes and the outlines of the parts, is shown In the diagram. Each hole has been numbered and its location will be described in the fol- lowing paragraphs. It must be understood, of course, that these mounting holes can be used only If the same instruments Unit, Part 1V. next step in the construction Coats Richly Furred ’13 Actually banded with fur from collar to hem in some instances. Soit velours, blocked and velvety bolivias. polaires, plain or Deep copper shades, tan, brown and gray—trimmed with muskrat and sealine. For Misses. For Women. Sizes 16 to 44. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) which I employed are used, or if the holes on your instruments are spaced the same as those on the ones 1 used. It different instruments are em- ployed the same center or shaft hole can be used, but the other mounting holes must be changed to correspond to those of your parts. i Hole Is Designated. Where only one hole is used to mount an instrument the hole for that {nstrument. is designated by the number of the part as used in the parts layout. Where two or more holes are employed for the mounting instrument a combination of the in- strument with a letter subdivision is employed to designate each hole, as, for instance, 3A, 3B, 3C, etc. The layout shows the rear of the panel, all holes being located and drilled from the rear of the panel so as to eliminate any unsightly lines and marking on the front of the panel. All measurements are taken from two reference edges, KL and LM, to eliminate any possibility of errors in measurements. The first measurement is taken from edge KL, while the second measure- ment is taken from edge LM. Hole 1—% and 4%. Hole 2—% and 3%. Hole 3A—4% and 4. Hole 3B—O and 4. Hole 3C—3% and 4. Hole 4—6 and 1% Hole 5A—815 and 4. Hole 5B—8 and 4 Hole 5C—17% and 4. Hole 6—11 and 4. Hole 19A—10 and Hole 19B—6 and %. Hole19C—2 and %. . These holes should be spotted or located at the points mentioned with a center punch in preparation to drilling them later with the proper sized drills. Drill Small Holes First. Before drilling a hole be sure that you have the propér hole and have not mistaken it for another. It is always safe policy to drill the small- est holes first, so that if you drill a hole with the wrong drill by mistake it will be a simple matter to redrill it with a larger drill. If you drill the hole too large to begin with it f RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Organ recital by Marcel Du- pre from Wanamaker Audi- torium, New York City, WRC, Washingten; WJY,” New York, and WGY, Schenectady, 8:30 to 9:30 o'clock. Queen’s night, WNY York, 7:35 o clock. Program by the Prince of Wales Minstrels, CNRM, Montreal, 8:30 o'clock. , New Banquet of the Automotive gineering Society, WGY, Schenectady, and WJZ, New York, 9:30 to 11:30 o'clock. Ninth annual banquet Cam- den Real Estate Board from Bellevue Stratford Hotel, WFI, Philadelphia, 8:30 o’clock. Dance program by Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from Hotel Pennsylvania, WEAF, New York, 11 to 12 o'clock. almost impossible in some cases tc remedy the error. Holes 1, 2, 194, be drilled with a No. 28 rest of the holes with a No. 18 d Then redrill holes 4 and a %-inch drill. Hole § should be re- drilled with a 7-16-inch drill. The exact layout of the parts, show= ing all terminals and Instructions for wiring the set, will be given in tomor- row’s article 19B and 19C sho drill should be drilled Festive New Frocks ’10 Winsome georgette dance frocks trimmed with gold lace (as sketched) or curling ostrich. Tunic variations and other straightline modes, of soit canton, satin canton or velvet. Also exceptionally well tai- lored twill ensembles flaunting gay colored vests. For Misses. Women's Flannele-tte Nightgowns, 69¢ . Very often a flannel “nightie” is all a shivering girl or woman needs to cure her Winter insomnia. Roomy, well fitting and warm as toast. Also quite pretty with its pink or interference from static. Who knows whether or mnot this system, simple as it is, may entirely make intereference from these three bugbears of radio a dream of the jion of harmonics and minimizes thel past? It will be particularly pleas- ing If the other radlo enthusiasts wil, let me know, through this column, if they obtain the same results from this system that I have. RUFUS P, TURNER (Station SLIP) blue stripes and colored hemstitching. High neck, long sleeves, double yoke. The Hecht Co. F Street at 7th Sizes 16 and 17. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) ‘Washington. inlay. Cuban heel.. For Women. Sizes 16 to 40. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) *THE CROSSWORD' An ex- clusive new model, introduced for the first time in Also the last word in smart v oamemwee . Footwear. Patent colt with field mouse kid Rounded toe and comfortable $10 (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.)