Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1925, Page 36

36 WRC TO FEATURE MUSIC NUMBERS Hotel Washington Orchestra to Play Tonight—Vocalists Listed. Hotel Washing debut of the K pal t of WRC. B ot the mre atures The the ram tor be b Concerts P . In Do Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, January 22, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Va, (435 Meters). a4 10:( Weatl Pm—W WCAP—Chesapeake & phone Company (469 Meters). Hampton jointly Ross at the T p.m.—"The Weather.” t Weat with Prof Smithsonian Tnstitution odies by th b: Elvi he Hopk guitar. 10:15 p.m.—Joing recital by bird Duffy, tenor, and Alice zie, soprano, now appeari ilto Theat p.m.—Dance Knecht's Waldor ;i broadcast Jjointly tion WJZ. “ROXIE” MADE MAIOR John Rector, viol and piano and Bil rothers J. Hum- MacKen- at the program & Astoria Or- with sta- IN MARINE RESERVE| Famous Radio Entertainer Given Commission by Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. Corps Re took siting s M n del was administere and the commis: promotion that ence. e busine: mal fame the \[.kv‘x came bac outbreak utenant av the armistice Cuban Papers Use Radio. During 11 ¢ ay Cuba the newspapers ound ther A e subkerib the 1 bulleti strik reach parts pressed into were broadcastir picked u. of the country. w Finds Brother by Radio. Lieut. W. Nephew King appeared on the morning program WEAF a short time At bis addre e rece studio from r b de ved a call at had believed ad for mor ars RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Dinner concert Seidenman’s Shorehan Orchestra, WRC, Was 7 to 8 o'clock. iney Hotel ington Night,” 5 o New York, 7 WNY( lock. Performance of “Carmen” by the Philadelphia Civic Opera Company, from Metro- politan Opera House, WIP, Philadelphia, 8 to 11 o'clock. comedy, “Billy,” ayers, WGY, Sche- 8:30 o'clock. Three-act WGY P nectady, Choir of St. Aloysius Church, WCX, Detroit, 8:30 o'clock. Musical program ton Quartet, WRC, ton, 8:30 to 9 o'clock Concert from Piccadilly The- ater, WGBS, New York, 9:30 te 11 o’clock, v Hamp- Washing- o Lonb THURSDAY, JA 3 TO Talks Agri Musica Woma vocul and instrum tural reports program_ by s hour al py Detroit “The Popular Concert Mow ram by the Metropolitan T Artl ital by Sternberg Sehool of Afternoon frollc” from KYW's stud [Talk by F. L Greene. Tetter Business Weather fore SEG s Fairm pulir songw pck marke 1 program rcliestra Hotel Commodore studio The Star's Radio 1 “Tea Time Tulk" grand prgan und (rumpe hour; hiks; musical pr sopruno. solo Dance Orchestra piano sele & Tyne e mukers: Murion T ot 5 TO City ¥ hour e home Musical | Farm und Aun Dedrick | e n t ket quotations Evek Hotel Ore Chicago fina Child’s story Voeal and Sunny Jim e, al and 1 hour by 165 Gennge DODIEE OF o TUnion Hil Elks’ Qulrhl\ ope §:00—Columbia Unisersits co by Prof. Dorothy stories by rom Congress Hotel gram by Nagional Stockman and Fa Vocal and instrum ram eting of Boy Corps al program by We Wall str talks empora Company. le and sa hes program oyes and orehestra of ws bulle from WGY. Schen bs WGY Pla Examiner news bo Male Quartet of Musical program Jt 2 Philharm Cor Bible and welf Choir of St. Aloysius Musica Walto School of Commerce Jewish Kunde Talk on *“The Coming F KDKA Little Srmphons Orchestra ight aud Lamy d health program; ‘s Orchestra: t Nam A. Baker; Howa Twentieth Century Ciub News Orchestru i | 4T Par. 10 way conditions al_McLaughlin Three 3 Reserve University f the Sun THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, —_— Range Radio Entertainment ARY 22, 1925. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Miles. 204 iz 207 037 4PN ntal program . Meters. 316 a0 517 WGBS New York WFI Philadelphia WWJ_ Detrolt JWCCO Minpeapolis CIWFBH New York 3 WIP_ Philudelpbia 509 KYW Chicago Boston New York Detroit Boston talki Music Bureas New York Chicago Sun Francisco New York New York Montresl New York WOX Detroit IWIZ New York +re.. WDAR Philadelphia “ : WDAF Kansas City Flo WEAF New York WHN New York JIIW00 Philadelppia DIWLS Chicago LUIWFBIT New York CKAC Montreal z WHN New York WEAF New York WEAF Wiz CRAC LwHN Orchestra 6 P.M. tre WHN New York WENH New York CWDAR Philadelphia WOCO Minneapolls WLW Cincinnatt WMAQ Clic KSD St 1o WHAS Lonisy WMAQ Chicag. KHJ Los A WJZ New Yor WEBH New Yo WERI WEAE Liwex WG WNAQ New York New York Detroit Chicugo Bos WoY Dy Orchestra KDK A Sonn WOR WOR WGY LIwSB LWEED WFI WCAR [ A0 CWGN lwes WeCo. WDAE Pitts Newark Newark Echenectady Atianta Boston Philadeiph, Pittehurgh New York Bost Chicago New York Minneapolis Kansas City WDAR L weN TwNAo I WEED LWRZ LIWBON Kansas City Springfield Chicago Philadelphia New York IWFBH New York wiz woAw umxh‘ WEAR ( W KDKA Pittsburgh Wiz Springany IWOAW Omane W2 Springsen KDKA Phiismargs New York New York San Francisco R Philadeiphia Q Chicag HH New York F New Sork : Pitiaburgn X 43 345 393 intet apotls enport Dallas ¥ nectady “-.WEAF New York - SewTon ~KYW (b by WEAR Cleve) R Wiz I\ . w 1 Boston 1'd. Orez. Los Abgeles Atlantic City Schenectady Jeflerson City New York New York New York New York New Yor S wIv " WEAF SssssesWIZ LWz IWEAF WY L KFKX CNRM KFI WREO Lansin WHAM Rochestor WHAS Loninyilie IWEX Torend LIWERL Boston [IIWBON Chi WL Philage ‘WBZ 8y e IXTEA Plltach LLUWCAE Pittabureh KPO ° San Fraseisco IWGBS New York aiks "l alks o ayior .. 9 TO 10 P.M. Musica Origion Music: da varied program sgram; read program Twenty Mjnutes of Giood Reading \tal program Teet Orehestra am; R bed and mental pre Professional ent Eram. voral PHilbarmoni ndaress: dan Sullivan's Hawa 13 e stories 15 Vocal Bost natr Tifbie foh Trio. : prosvam ; “music Furdens Orchestra < Enstman Hotel Orchesira . School Rand adiily Thester . ng Quartet | professional onfertainers | 9:30-3irs. Frank Southard, impersonutor and : 10 TO 1 | 10:00—Instrumental program . Electrie Trio Musical pmgram 4 Lecture from Universits of Chicago; m Organ recital from Boston City Club Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra Orehestra. program: dunce program Concert by Howell Band: vocal solos Vocal and instrumental program Jean Gold S Orchestra 10:15—Murket, w wa and police report Go0d Roads,” by Bert Vanderwarf 10:50—Tnstrumental recita % Program by artiste of Texas Christian oseph Knechi's Waldorf-Astoria Dance ¥ Cook's revne high School orchestrs Siring Quartet; artist Musiea Jascha ¥ 11:00—Vincent Lopez and his dance orchestra Organ recital by Theodors Irwin Stars from various theaters Play and musical program Bedtima stors: Acoliun Quartet Connie’s Tnn revue Evening at_home™ Hotel Brunsy Mausi Mausi Tuck Dance prog woncert. fro Harves Marburger's Regular program Vocal and instruments Cisll wervice talk: quartet; 11:30—0rgan recital by Stephen Boi Russian Bagle Orchestrs . : Song cycle by Don Ramsuy's Four; orch Raymos’ program ...... 2 e 11:45—Radlowl entertaiument program; musical rehest = Thestra )shorn's ‘O Post studio ore TTT0—Ted Lewis Doberty Melody Hoss -y...... Loa Angeles Examiner program Orchestra program: vocal solos Adolphus Hotel Orchestra 2 al program ...... revue . e Tation P dance orchestra . Vergatile Band ....... Manual Arts Glee Club: minstrei show Biltmore Hotel Dance Orchestra ...... Barn Dance Announced. The third of a series of old-fash- joned barn dances will be broadcast by KDKA January 20 from the Na- Smith's Orchestra 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.M. d hix Paredy Club Orcbestra ... 170 2 .weeo Wi Whex ¢ WEET Bours IWPAT Newd WNAC Boston Chicago Chicago i Tz 3 Mempiis " i o Ty LIONRW Winnimes CWRAR T Springseld Chicage Springtela Winafoes Minneapolis taik omedian tal P, Atl, ary of WMOWMO - KHI nta Memphiy Los Angele BIT Now Aot RRN New Yok IUIKTHS Hors SWEAA Danar A HIIWaRR New Tork L. WEAF New York ZUURFL T Los Aogeles s WEZ Springheld reader L\LI WEAF New Fork 1P -EFL Los Angeles ~WIY New York LWHN New York WMAQ Chicago IWNAC Boston “KPO San Frascisco 2100 “Davenport SWOAW Omaha L WEAF New York IKow B o IKG ortl’d, Oreg. IKYW Chicago ¥ KFI Lon Angeles TWBAP Fort Worth w - K W 360 448 2 e Universit; Orches taiks program 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. .. WEAF - New York Ban Francisco Boston - Los Angele: ICNRC Calgary bt S WHN New York KYW Chicago -WRZ Springfield ew York Tos Angoles : aneapolis KDKA Pittsburgh WIP™ Philadeiphla KGO Qakland. C: program. hostra L WGY Schenectad s IWGBS New Yotk extra 1L WSB Atlante 3 _WFRH New York (WSB Atlants <« WHN New York WLW Ciocinnect a};‘lr lfiss Angeles WHN New ’Yori“ .WDAF Kansas City Ax <KGO Oakland, Cal, = -KPO San Francisco = S Los Angeles Los Avgeles ——————————————————————————————————————eee St tional Stockman and Farmer studio. The last barn dance broadcast by the Pittsburgh station brought responses from 40 States and Colon, Panama Capal Zone, VICTOR PROGRAM FOR JAN. 291SSUED Miguel Fleta, Lucy Marsh and Flonzaley Quartet Are Features. Miguel Fleta, Spanish Metropolitan Opera € Isabelle Marsh, lyric Flonzaley Quartet, famous exponents of stringed music, will give the third |of the series of Victor Talking Ma- chine Company radio programs which will be broadeast January 29 by WCAP in connection with six other tations The program will be given at tion WEAF, New York, and re by telephone lines to stations WCAP, Washington WJIAR, Trovidence: WFI, Philaudelphia: WDBH, Worces- ter WGR. Buffal WCAE, Pltts- burgh, and WEEI, Boston. It in- cludes four selections by Fleta, “La Donna e Moblle,” from Verdi's “Rigo- lette 1 Slor from Bizet's * r- men™; “Mi Tierra” and “Ay-Av-Ay": Miss Marsh will sing “Ave Maria" “The Swallows,” “Within a Mile of Edinboro” and “Beautiful Lady”; the Flonzale Quartet will play a “Quar- tet in D Major,” by Haydn Music of Spheres, by Rubenstcin; “Nocturne,™ by A. Bododin, and nk to Me Only With Thine Eves” by Alfred tenor of the mpany; 1 soprano Fleta Found by Accident. Mr. Fleta his politan debut 1922-1923, w singer, Manue offered instructi Barcelona, but Trieste, golng Rolc Milan the at he claimed Spanish chosen modern ¢ « pure fi like in «q power of col Miss Marsh John Walter Hall is an example of lighed by an Ameri ess technique ano tone i tion alwavs ative listeners Quartet Metro- son of nost by the famous ard him and studied in ebut in thers Rome, na, Madrid and Afres. When id he was ac- greatest of been by g the discovered disciple of Azo, h He Vi Bueno, in Mad lone of th and important Colon first sang tenors has to create since roles 1l bell- unusual long note. pil of the late of New York and what may be ac- American girl an teacher. Her absolute purity her perfect ght her ap- ality flaw of her | intor Music Rare. The ganiz playing the string quartet and cello—which cacy and the true ensemble is haps the least known The quartet, organized is famous in American music circles for its devotion to artistic ideals and the perfection of achievements. The play are Adolfo Betti, first violin: Alfred Fock scoond: Louis Bailly, viola, and Iwan d’Archambeau, cello. e binds its mem- | bers mnot to in orchestra, or even s pre the per- fect unity for which it is famous, RADIO QUERIES Radio Editor: I would be under deep obligation w you or any of your readers for | formation to where burned-out tubes can sold.—A FAN, Ballston. Va. There's a radio store Flonzaley Quartet tion devoted exclusively of chamber music, ¢ two violir owing to its rarity with W to the peclally viola deli- d, is per- any music. 2 years ago, of quartet pla of effect be in Washing- THURSDAY, SPRINGFIELD, Mass., January 22.— The ghost of Westinghouse radio sta- tlon WBZ has been heard, and it re- mained for the inhabitants of the small township of Hill, N. H., to claim that & radio station also has its spirit. Inhabitants of this Granite State lit- tle village heard, on consecutive nights, for a week the voice of some cerfe radio station, throwing its ghostly music across the flelds and up the hills into the many homes. No radlo sets were to be found, with the exception of a distant one, and the folks were at a loss as to where the music was coming from. Equipped with a highly selective set, one of the members of the oper- ating staff of WBZ's organization hied to Hill, N. H., and investigated the source of the volces and music which had excited the 500 townsfolk for a week, The operator was greeted like a re- turned son. He got all kinds of stories from the excited inhabitants of Hill. They all agreed that the music came from WBZ, but no one had been able to discover why the sounds came from the woods at the upper end of the lonaly hamlet center in one spot. They were amazed, be- cause the music appeared to be com Radio Editor: Please publish the following reply to the letter of Mr. W. D. appearing in The Star Monday My set is not a ‘Squealadine’ regenerative set, as intimated by Mr. Perine, but a fiv-tube Neutrodyne which picked up 2LO, London, England; 2BD, Aberdeen, Scotland, and PTT, Madrid, Spain, during the international tests last November and which brings in Callfornia stations regularly. The interference I have experi- enced from amateur stations could hardly be from impact excitation due to the nearness of my set to the transmitting station, as stated by Mr. Perine, because this set was tested just two blocks from station WRC and received stations on wave lengths within 60 meters of that used by WRC, without any interference what- ever from that powerful station. Also, there was an amateur transmitting station just one block from my home last Winter, and it did not interfere in the least with my reception of other stations, Perine a or a ton which pts burned-out tubes as part payment tubes with re- newed filaments. Send a self-ad- ed envelope for the addre tell me through wave length ing stations: WSBL, | WDWF, Provider | WWAD, Philudel |1and: WJJD. Mooseheart KFNF, Towa.—J WFBL station in Syracuse Its w band 86 meters. WKBF probably is the station in Providence vou heard. Its waveband also is 236 meters. WEAR transmits on a 390-meter wave band. WWAD's wave band is 250 meters. The wave band of KFNF is rs. WQI's wave band is 148 meters. The wave band of WIJD is TS, ! WQJ, Ch WEAR ow T cago: | Cleve 1., and H. D, Shenandoah the Radio F Pleasc distanc tor: me the location from Washington of following stations: KFRU, WFBH WMBF. P. ORBELLO. KFRU is a new station in Bristow, Okla. It is approximately 1,060 miles from Washington. WFEH is in New York City. It is 204 v from Washington. WMBF, Miami, Fla., is 928 miles from Washington and | the | and Eive Radio Editor What station has the IR1? Also is there any | the call letters WORD?—G. C The call letters 1Rl are for the radio inspector t distriet. WORD is at Batavia. Il It broad- casts on a 27S-meter waveband 1 Radio Editor: Please tell me Miami, Fla., bro; meters. What is tion of the Watch A. M B WMBF the station in Fla. Its wave band is 384 WBBR, Rossville, N. Y., is the Tower Station.’ test letter: station with T. B reserved | what casts on the call Tower station in about 330 and loc Statior is Miami meters. “Watch Radio Editor Could some one tell me where sta- tion WMEF is located. I heard it last Saturday morning about 2 o'clock. Also what are the call let- ters of the Canadian National Rall- ways station in Toronto, Canada? WALTON SANDOZ No record of a call letters WMEF. heard WDMBF, Canadian in Toronto PUT A SCIENTIFIC FIXED CRYSTAL on your set Get your money back if it is no better SOLD BY ALL RADIO DEALERS with_the have The | station station You may Miami, Fla National Raflways is CNRT. RADIO HEAD SETS They satisfy, because they are sensitive, . true ' toned and sonorous. These qualities are assured by its powerful magnets and its equally powerful windings Priced at $6.60—Pay No More. Sec Your Dealer or JOHN J. 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Energy reradiated from re generative sets to small cryst would also make for the same situa tion, according to the radio expert The Hill people are longer cerned with the strange voices of the night and the music having no origi nation. The joker, if one exists, has not yet been located. Anyhow Hill, N. H., bas been put on the m &h or no ghosts and hich | also set N I do not pretend to is to not know radio, tran be known about a licensed amate mitter. However, I do recognize code when 1| that | | power any of | blamed tran hear it, and will not beliey is Fegenerative erfer line leakage the things which recently by ters for the code the reception « particularly on t lengths. 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