Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 40

40 WILL RADIO MUSIC OF LATIN AMERIC WRC to Broadcast Songs and Instrumental Harmony of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19 MENVAVEBADS | s e o o v ISSBIEDONEDST Noted Authority on Radio. Reallocation of Nine CIassfl B Stations on Pacific Made 192, ROXIE AND HIS GANG TO GIVE EXHIBITION Will Appear at Auditorium on March 6 Under Press Club Auspices. “Roxie” and “his gang” will give a public reproduction of their Sunda: night programs before the micro- phone’in the Capltol Theater in the Washington Auditorfum, March 6, un- der the auspices of the Natlonal Press LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925. Programs of Following Distant Stationa Scheduled for Eaatern Standard Time RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. _atin American Night,” un- der the auspices of the Pan- American Union, WRC, Wash- ington, and WJZ, New York, ] 8 to 10:45 o'clock. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. Meters. 3:00—Tea dansant music Woman's hour: musical program ... ...l 30—Recital from Lyon & Healy Concert Hali ‘Atternoon trollc™ from Hearst Square 3:45—Vocal &nd instrumental program ... Kenneth Burdick, planist and singer .. 4 TO 5 PM. .... WDBH Worcester LWCCO Minneapolis LUIUIWGN T Chicago Chicago New York New York leading fans to believe that the im- vortance of a good ground has been grossly overestimated. If you really want to find out how much difference a good ground makes The Importance of the Groi mection. While most fans realize the Iim- portance of a good aerial and will take all necessary precautions to _Concert by the Mendelssohn Club of Alban . WGY, Schenectady, and WJY, Ne | York, 8 o'clock. 1al is as effi- [ Bet a crystal set or any one-tube set | oy p ™" oy tire “mung” together . . 4:00-—Sam Silver and his entertalners. make sure that the aer! Ehat (s not partioalary o itive and ub. © entire “gang, ogetiis ” Sister Republics. Fiction, Nomor, verse' amd. & atectalament. by Commerce Department. |cient as it is possible to make it | {10 (5 NOL particwiarly sensifive She|with the Capitol Studlo Orchestra, Church Club annual dinner, many of them*do not realize that the ground is just as important in many ways as the aerial. will take part in the program. The stage in the Auditorium be modeled after the Capitol Theater direct from Hotel, WJZ, Waldori-Attoria New York, 9:15 poor ground. Then you will notice the difference. Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra. The' Melodrans will A Latin American program under Yocal and instrumental ‘prog By Consolidated Press. ¥ 11y’| The difference in volume when a to 10:45 o’clock. ) : _mro Ypeal o4 instrumentsl preram: e Press. The ground connection is uaually i Texs 3 studio. The program, however, will £ - the auspices of the Pan-American - Palal'de’ Danks)Opchenton: pomsintny 110 100t Detrolt Listeners Kast of the Rockles who | “the neglected Inch” of recelver in-|800d set with plenty of amplification | n G0 LG e — TUnion will be broadcast tonight by WRC as the feature and major por- is used is not so pronounced because 0—Artists recital, vocal and fnst T natrumental the amplification used makes up for 3 ¥ Rernhard Levitow's Hotel Commodore Orchestra have encountered difficulty during the past_month in locating stations on stallations, probably because it is so easy to make a poor connection that Dance program by the Club Deauville Present arrangements call for two ixhe fe 1 anado Moeh 5 e . Hon used performances—a matinee and a night Orchestra, with tlon of its program. WIZ New York, Voalhand Samraea il e the Paclfic Coast can begin thelr tun- | it {s often overlooked. the loss in sensitivity due to reslst-| ooy ickets will be placcd on sale| | Clark's Hawaiians, . WRC, will be linked with WRC dUTINg 8| 4:40—"Foems We Love: by Mareerer SicLes ings anew with positive assurance| Another contributory cause to poor | 97e® Ih the antenna cirepit intro-| ey riary 26, Washington, and WJZ, N REct oLihe prEIAm: grand organ and trumpets. .. Philadelphia that the stations actually will be on | grounds lies in the fact that a re-|Guced by @ poor ground. When you Washington, . Z, 2 WRC will take the air at 6:45 45~ Urmemakers hove: talke; musical programi. . Chicago the air whether they are heard or|cefver will work, although not at dtlnmnntllrc it on 4 set employing am- e T York, 10:45 o’clock. o'clock with the childrens period | 4:30—% 5 and. hls orchestra.. . ... New Yorl > e or | Plification is when you try fishing for - conducted by Peggy Albion. A dinner not. maximum efficlency, with 2 POOX| g oant staiions FOG SIGNALS BY RADIO. Reallocation of the nine Pacific|ground or even with no ground at all, Dance program by Vincent concert by Sidney Seldenmann’s Shore- 1 talks from Plerce Coust cls a Then you will find that the set i and his P Alvani ham Hotel Orchestra will follow. Imme- Musical ps : e 4 S oast class B stations was announced | _______ e | performs entirely diffe Al _opez _and his Pennsylvania dlately preceding the Pan-American Drgan rhcuer oy e LIWHAM ochester yesterday by the Department of Com- has'x Eood Eround! thas when you | LBt [Vessel at Nantucket Shaals| | Hotel Orchestra, WEAF, New program Dr. Henry S. Washington Spacial’ pengras LS O S e Eittaburgh P t‘h'.‘_d'l:m;:':‘ "-Tk':y:":ffi'x’::é homes but loru‘l statlons. So s it In ure & poor sroung X Demonstrates Utility. York, 11 to 12 o’clock of the Carnegie Institution will talk Bome hour Sk 2 S $ 4 i g ° | the set, after all? Then you will notice that while = g . 3 2 on “What the Earth is Made Of. sewives " prog i S Deages, Colo. have been permanently assigned new | " gn’ very much interested in the | your set will bring in.local stations | The Nantucket Shoals light vessel is WJZ also will be connected with 1 program:: readings: Loutwiile wave lengths, heretofore used Only|crystal set subject. I am sure that|with plenty of volume without any |50unding radio fog signals and thej=—— — = leasons; Dlano sol in_tests. submarine oscillator synchronously. ground connection WRC for this feature. wonderful things can be done with it, o t t all, it can't be |5 The perlod betwesn 8 and 10:45 | 530 iivsieal meoevem: istos ‘icetiag KGO, Oakland, has been moved |put I am very ignorant when it comes | made to bring in the distant ones un- | ¥ €95¢1s €quipped with radio and sub- o'clock will be taken over by Latin| . . FArm and home inarkei reports: e from 312 meters to 361.1; KHJ, Los|to mechanism, and therefore say |til you connect up a good ground to|Marine signal receivers may deter- America, the program being com- | J:4%—Melody girls .. Angeles, goes up 10 points to 405.1:} 3gain that I am not sure what con- | the set. mine their distance ffom the light vessel with accura, The radio fog signal sounds, every KPO, San Francisco, makes a slight advance to 428 KFOA, Seattle, is ess. 1 letter stitutes the secret of my suc have always answered every Of course, If you are using a long posed principally of music by Latin antenna and have trouble in arat- Americans. The United States Army € TO 7 P.M. 8:00—Central o York Fand, under the direction of W. J. DA arazh Orchestos gt Raw¥oc assigned to 3844, and KFAE, Pull-| personally that I have recelved in|ing the local stations it is all very |20 Seconds. groups of four dashes for Stannard, band leador, Will open with Jean Goldkette's Ensemble....... Detroit man, Washington, is given 348.6. regard to the matter and will con- | well to leave off the ground connec- | 60 Seconds and then is sflent for foa e handil 3 - Stock exchange quotatfons: marke Chicago 'he four other class B stations on ton.- as that Wi seconds. The submarine oscillator several characteristic selections. The Bedtime stories by Uncly 3 Th tinue to do so. . Il sharpen up the remainder of the program will be by Boy Reont | program . e e the Pacific Coast remain approxi-| T thank the radlo aditor for assist- | tuning considerably, but when you |50unds three groups of six blasts Senorita Estrella Amores, soprana The Detroit Nymphony Orchestra... ... Detroit mately on their old wave lengths—|ance and also M shultz for infor- |80 after distant stations and have to | €Very 90 seconds, thus: Six blasts of iRl BTl A ) Tapiant Weather: Beajamin Pranklin Orchestra . Phitadelphia namely, KNX, Holywood, 336.9: KFI, | mution in The Star February 17.—.| Conserve every bit of the energy in- | One 8econd cach, 12 segonds sllent; ¥red Kast, baritone; Senora Maria e L aanueyal BUstas] Quartet Do Tos Angelss, 468.3: KGW, Portland, | F. VEIHMEYER, 3001 Foote street, | tercepted by the antenna, you will | ¥X blasts of one second each, 31 sec- | — Pedroli de Rodriquez, dramatic so- Dinner concert from IHotel Statler . i woio.. Giertiaad 491.5, and KLX, Oakland, 508.2 Benning, D. C. [find “that “u “good low resistance "'r“': ;*",:""'l_““:;i : Ween Ilskts In| prano: Mme. Mertvago Hanenfeldt, Dinner concert by Ehilharmonic Trio Springtield % el R k A lpzr;yuml Will bs' worth & stase of am- |€Z0UW 35 secands. In each reception | pianist, and Arsenio Ralon. violinist. | &10—Dluner Concert by ‘Rrouds's Orchestrs _...... Plttsburgh ew Stations Coming. dio Editor: plification in bringing in distance. of the characteristics of the signals The guest speaker, Dr. Julius Kleln, D Raer e e Wi leTenre’ Orchestra ., - it Newark Additional wave lengths have| Please tell me through your radio| Whenever possible the ground con- | the first dash of the radio fog signal director of the Biveau of Forelgn| $:30—Dinmer S s 'z'm"u'm;i'bm'um’"’§~." _:::;:‘:g{ been reserved for a number of other|column if there is a Coronado Hotel, | nection should be made to a water |2nd the first blast of the oscillator | S Domestic Coririarce of the De Dinner contert. T iy Paclfic Coast stations which will go|where it is located and through |pipe, preferably the cold water pipe. | e snun;ird“»hnu}mn»mm:x REale RADIO HEAD SETS sartment of Commerce, aftes g ehie s sonp by iies (Rarie Minneapolis on the air in the near future. Amon, vhich station it w broadcasting - g G crenge dns Himeo dn: seconds Defween:j They satinfy, because they are Hrtronuced by Feaniii. Adame, seii AL T e These stations re those to be located | Baturday, February 7. - Also S| i oeAvEibe Greund: Bakacd: the reception of the dash and the toned and wanoroum speak on the subject of “The Three Dianer dance masic by Jay Ehilsdelphia o Coravallis, Oreg.: Phoenix, Ariz;:|tell mo how to get the radio verifica- | Of course It that is impossible you | blast muitiplicd by 1000 gives the | B sre. dsured! by Araelcan™ at BroIISEE Wentz and his Jerney col New Tork Pasadena. Calit; Sait Lake City:|tion stamps and what cvidence must [ Wi have to be satisfied with the |distance In yards separating the ob- i e S Following the Latin American pro- SERRSIC tlma Yoe jehiiaren. intocies Chicago Missoula, Mont., and two new stations |be lven that the station was re- |Tadiator pipe. Never make a ground|serving vessel from the light vessel Priced at $5.50—Par No More gram, Taokaes Green sod Kib Clubi) dassyiotnisclections uyf8 toplion Hialos New York A et e e plant at Los|celved. T enjoy vour column very|SomPection to a gas pipe, as that is See Your Dealer or 5 a 3 a s Club | 6:45—News erlod... ... Omaha at Seattle and one new p. at Los enjoy you 5EHIaten By Me e s u v hea S n much.—MISS KELLEY. iters Deauville Orchestra, with Clark’s Ha- Chimes concert . Davenport Angeles. ch.—MISS LEY. IO S MGt sEme s % Holland has seven broadcasting s JOHN J. ODENWALD i v 2 KGO, Oakland, Calif, broadcasts| It I8 not suflicient to wrap the wire s < waiians, will be picked up by WJZ . The reallocation of the Pacific Coast GO. . - c around the pi Th : tions operated by electrical concerns | 1208 H N.W. 4 from the Club Deauville in New York 7 T0 8 .M. stations completes the experiment|from the Coronado Hotel at Coronado f o pne © underwriters| n g other industries Rl and sent down to WRC for joint| 7:00—Westher forecast and news bulletins............ Davenport conducted by the Department of Com- | Beach. A radlo verification stamp | Tedulre that an approved ground b broadcasting of this feature. Ublid’s _story hour by Grace Sorenson...... Guiatatis (o u“' n:a et "P’o manthe to de. | costs 10 cents. The station selling it clamp be used for the purpose. Narkete: veddime "story " reading. : = Springteld o7 the cluca B stations {u the space|POTtion of its program was received. | Tust should be scraped off the pipe Wents and_his Jersey collegians New York The name of the artist, the selection | #t the point where thé connection is allotted to them on the air. “Supny Jim, the Kiddies' Pal": storles . Philadelphia to be made. This may be done with Local Radio Entertainment Wave lengths have been assigned|and time it was broadcast is suffi- Tncle “Wip's roil call and birthds§ liut for chil- a file i Toe *Detrort 'News "Crenestra. 1oL o111l il Detrats o to all the class B stations now oper- | cient- G There are several ground clamps | Greater New York Federation of Churches. ew York ating and to those that will make|p,qio Editor: now on the market in which a serew | Thursd: Feb: 19, 192 ursday, February 19, S. Dinner- table talk..... NElte New York their debut in the immediate future.|"cou1q any of the readers tell me|ls used to press against the pipe us | Derobard levitow's Hotel Commodore - New York But under the new system, the S. R. |y, v g 1t tightens the 2 | shard ey e e M e edire fOrtes 1 Now o e mend - what station I was listening to from | it tighiens the strap around the pipe. | NAA—Naval Radlo Station. Radlo, Va. twi farn nows bulletine: weather.. Chicago O. slgn has been hung out for any fupout 11:40 to 12 o'clock Monday |In other (ypes a pointed screw bites | \] (43 Meters). program; storles; dresses ansas City additional arrivals in that class. night? A woman was giving a talk |into the pipe into clean metal, thus - financial and final arket hic According to W D. Terrell, chief v +, ins 7 act Th e e % i ) - i during which she mentioned Califor- | insuring good contact. These are 3:45 p.m-—Weather Bureau repoets. P e b Ton R e nm Chevetond radio supervisor, there are no more|pnfg geveral times. The wave length|rarticularly useful because of the 10.:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau re- 8t. Francis Hots! Concert Orchestra Oakland, Cal. wave lengths, Organizatlons planning | was about 360 or 364 meters. I thought | difficulty met with in trying to solder | ports & ka0 L, 2 1:1.,—%:::.:. 'f.dl . n‘(‘A:‘: and produce m: "‘\l;‘r‘_x‘ }:\n’;t'-‘u gh ll;”l:roudcan‘l must sla-’lld l;vman‘s “‘fl tithe woman introduced her talk by|a clamp to iron pipe. | N » bt 5 ok Lo CWOAW O either un a wave len, va- | givi; he call of th atio It{ Whe ch ground clamps are in- - i D SR ; giving the call o e station hen such ground clamps are in- | WCAP—Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-| T3p-{NEgln S8, Yamlly Oraioiie, e RP0 " San Francisco cated or untll an additional band is|younded like KGO or KGU.—E. E. W. [stalled it is wise to change the| phone Company (465.5 Meters). Bedtime stories by Uncle Ed. T Plttsburgh provided for the class B stations. It's hardly probable that you heard | position occasionally to make sure | Silent. B e e o, Thornton (laker. ... S e KGU, as it s located in Hunolulu,!lha( no corrosion is allowed to form — D N iioiia o Datia. Hawail. KGO was scheduled to broad- |at the point of entact ! WRC—Radio Corporation of America Irving Coben, vlolinixt; Ruth Cohen, plantst. .. ew York R DIO QUER[ES | t an educational program at 11 Add to your radio enjoyment and list (468.3 Meters). Ghildrea's wiorien by Eacle ob. S IIKYW Chlease |o'clock Monday night. The woman's|of stations heard by using a good | A3 s . ory ullaby time: oper 2 W cago |talk may have been a part of this|ground connection 6:45 p.m.—Children’s hour conduct- Dream dady with boys and girls; storfes.......... W Philsdelphia KGO'S K DI y S = A z J0'S wave, however, is| % ed by Peggy Albion. Ben Beivin's Orchestra Wi ew York Radlo Editor: Prograi, o) A ? pm—Dinner music by Sidney Rl PN i bt WHAR Aancncity Can you or some of the fana teil |299.8 meters. £ x Seldenmann's Hotel Shorgham Orches- Talk oo booka by " Wililam' Jacob! WG " Schesecuady me where station WSBF or :\'HKF’ e | tra, broadcast from the Hotel Shore- Dinger concert by Dick Long's Orchesira. 3 inueapolis is located and by whom owned? An e - . Uy VECT o8 o et T e i ocated and by whom owzed” 3 EXPERIMENT IN RADIO. | There NEW LOW PRICE 7:45 p.m.—“What th th Is “acle K ‘fon - Pt ;t, as follows: “Any person listen- 1 : o5 m-p Dr. H\-n:y s_"‘waémnfi(;f."fl? P "vf‘..’.’.";f..."'R‘.’.?.’:C.‘t:;"‘é";n. :r“rlfl:'":'rr‘h ::\;:»ln.sm;y nen(er the ‘:onlen. The | pogult of Amat Ef Reach £3 the Carnegie Institution. in co-oper- Heal talk; vocal solon . New York rules are so simple that they don’t of Amateur Effort to Reac! ever Richi it aopeardnce and extraordinz ey win' po ation % Ith (tHe STiitheo tagt o 7:45—Sunnybrook Society Orchestra New York fai Whey xe, andione verae | 1 Rich in appearance, and extraordinary in per- £ e Smithsonian Institu- Talk on “Manors of New York'. Schenectady mtam falr. Ll Wi | Arctic Schooner. it ' i1t > g tion. Musical program by the Moeller ew Yors to the following selection, “Where 1s | : || be a 5¢ edition of mance! Its built-in loudspeaker is newly per- Tt Ansest Nigh “\hat the Earth Is Made of New York My Old Gray Home in the West’| An amateur radio transmitting sta- Z A 5 = n American Night. John Brawley, tenor solos. NYC v York Et § verse to this|tion was established recently by the fected for pure and melodious tone reproduction. [t 2 Any one sending in a verse S to 10:45 p.m.—Program of Latin Police bulletins.. = WBCN Chicago song will receive consideration in a|American Radio Relay League for | ' S e B 1 A American’ music as follows: s TO ® P O Mrhich 18 to be given away by |the purpose of communicating with en is supersensitive—gets tremendous distance. It is Concert by the United States Army | 8:00—Glassical hoor: program by Benthany Reformed ot o the schooner Bowdoin on her return = 1y e et : S Band}|CaptiR |G, SHermas! Gomrissair oi'um;‘:: xfl%’x.n'._a, fl': =4 LWRCN Chtcago R D di) weid'. tho | from (the¥Avetic. | supremely selective—gets far stations with no inter- ; W. J. Stanna b e ““Timely Toples” by Francls New York 3 e et : T i L C s X\IJ"x"h"‘L! Stannard, band leader.— x.,mmf_’rmb B mancls New Ronx station was located in Brooklyn, . Y. After the transmitter had been| | because a 5¢ bar ference from the near ones—and is non-radiating. March, “La Democracia,” by Panlagual N P U PERNARD G. rigged up an unaccountable shifting | 5 (Guatemala); overture, “Exotica,” by Tecture from Columbia New York ho record of either WHBF |in the length of the trans Recently reduced from $245 to $150! urt (Venezuela); yavari, “Ol- Moore's review ......-....-- Pittsborgh BF. You may have heard|wave took place. It was finally dis- by Orihuela (Peru); descrip- L o s WFBH. New York, owned by the|covered that the rise and fall of the tive, “Crepusculo en el Mar” (“Twi- National Stockman and Farmer program Concourse Radio Corporation. tide was responsible. The counter- light on the Sea”) (Chile); waltz con- Program from WEAF. VEEL i poise was erected directly over the | certante, “As a Dream,” by Codina U e O Omats Radio Editor: water and the tide changed its ef-| (Mexico); intermezzo, ‘“Benemerito, Gotden jubliee pr VLW Cine Can you or some radio fan tell me | fective capacity | by Gonzalez (Guatemala); danza in New! o by Al 97z New York it thers is a station in California AN T i digena, “Mariposa” (“Butterfly”), by ““Health Work in the School™ . Tbiladelphia which uses the slogan, “The Voice o b Guzmany (Peru): characteristic, “La e - o Hollywood"? I recelved this station | Dead Battery Signs. alez (Mexico); danza, “Onaney,” by v o e “markets - which time & | e | e e anUnla bacoiacrraan | S pany 0 DI TR oR 1 Haion W Grchestea Pal T Loved Stole the Gal I Loved” | una wurning up the rheostat docs not | L/ Song recital by Estrella Amores, Talk; Frederick Robert's Trio s was followe 4 © | help, you may reet assured that either | . 3 s guitar accompaniment by. Carlos Orlole Orcheatra: talk; solos - ) 3702 and then the signals faded out. the “A" or the “B" battery has breath. | 1328~-30 NewYork Ave. Phone Main 6800 Conrard—"Clelito Lindo” (“My Hea OldieutkerajimusicSAvEitsryichand; delos #iy FtBrage N.0438 Wis was station WAHG using dif-| g j¢s 1ast. Put the voltmeter to work 2 ; : : : : eniy One”), by Fernandez (Mexic CRAEen's Drogram; KIOrles oo rr. e KGW Porl'a Oreg. 4a5.1 ferent call letters Saturday night af- | e W holesale Distributors for the Radio Corporation of America “Mi Viefo Amor” (“My Old Lov 8:10—Rlanche Goldbers, soprano ..... ew York 3612 ter 12 o'clock?—L. R. COOKE. | by Oteo (Mexico); “Fulgida Luna” Raymond Parter, genor® oL 0i e York 328 KNX, Hollywood, Calif, uses.the | by 4 L 3 8:13—Concert from A.' . High School: music antic City 2098 724 | glogan “The Volce of Hollywood.” | (“Resplendent Moon™), Ly Melendez Concert by Laserow Quartet ....... Philadelphia 5082 s | Slo&: ; (Mexico). | Orean and tnatrument Springneid . 3913 a0 | Some of tl\r“ fans fl:prhaps can : { : ; the United States :20—Bushwick Aveaue M. & o oihorioneny . Concert by the'United States Army | 8 e WEET, WIAR, WGR, WFI, WCAE, from... WEAF New York pmerae i 3 b d leader.— | i Band, W. Stannard, band leader- £:30—Autejaobile taI Tl WEAF New York Radio Editor: Criolla, “Por Ti Sela” (‘Por You | The Tweifth Strect Rand of Rrookiva .. SRRYC New York In regard to the letter in your col- - e handes ican | Frerglades revue: Siasle and Blake . p IWHN New Yo Al By Bemmry A ixarminer news balletins --.-. KWL TordAagcies umn last Saturday, I would say that Republic); bambuco, “En e | addresses: solos CNRM Montreal Mr. Firth may have the only crystal Tus Ofes” (“In Ge Deplin of Towr) feal preseim. oo i - WBAP Fort Wortn set of its kind on the market, but Eyesp)| by Velanco,(Golombia); 3IeT2 i rokram, vocal and Instrumental TWesS Detrenhe he has not the only set which brings Nothing brings such com- ¢ ;. “Adios” (“(Good-bye™) by program, S Detrolt oan (sone. OO 0% 4 5 Pan-American program from WRC LWIZ New York 4543 in long-distance programs. forting relief as the original Carragco; “The Star Spangled Ban- Children’s storfes; pikno glos KPO San Francisco 1 have to my credit & DX log of Baume Bengué. It starts | e ! KDKA Little Symphony Orche: KDKA Pittsburgh 20 ve 15 = to | i . e than 20 stations and have 15 ang recital by Ethel Holtzelaw | “*Footlight and Lamplight' WGRS New York TIGES s et t Dros drive out as soon as | e O an. | B:45—Organ recital; sport talk ....... : NX Los Angeles letters confirming reception of pro Pt i | Gawler, soprano; Mme, Mertvago s ®T0 10 P.X grams in my possession and am walt- you apply | enfedt at the plano.—"Carabali” ("For = ing now for several others. I have GET THE ORIGIN. ‘ the Danc by Soler (Cuba); “Noche | 9:00—Art Hickman's Concert Orchestra < a4 o Fea s toihe IAL FRENCH | o g g ") arrang v et ‘Milk A the World yet to send a program a y serena” Sorene Nightt) areingaby| T Wnag, M A STy e e it oz e o | BAUME BENGUE <ilenyi (Mexico); S Philadeiphia Quartet C1 Pilladelphi sired result. And I never send one ; Hoy" (“If It Could Be Today”) by Live atock market reports; bedtime storie: Witnipeg D b ey vuil motl Tigutie (ANALOEZSI1QUE ) i Sonchez de Fuentes (Cuba). . Slegleris SOrchesttn - e R angeles nearly complete program. The satis- Song_recital by Fred East, bari- a_instrument . 5 Spriggheld faction is so much the greater. tone; George Wilson at tne prano.— Radlo_artists’ program, broadeast by ~WEEL, Between midnight and 2:30 o'clock . iBresuntaiafa IaSIaairellagi ({00 A;k R e e AT NayTon 204 | Tuesday morning. I had a very fine of the Stars Beloved”) arranged by o M0 Danci rdens’ Orchestrd Srrkied 390 | program from WCBD, Zion, IIl. 5 Forge (Mexico); “Crepusculo B Minates of Good Reaain chicans 208, 34| 1 o not know the secrel. The set (“Twilight”) arranged by La }nrg;? Glateical program, vocal and instrumental . Won o 3702 a4 | Is simple and has no attachments. T (Mexico); “Marcheta,” a love song of Riks - o) v =es N Minneapolis 4164 937 | can do it with other sets, whereas M i : e .. . enececces WGBS N . 4 i old Mexico, by request. = i e A 0 i New ;gfi'.‘ the owners get nothing at thelr C’lflts Wlt’l Yonr } Tntroduciory remarks by Franklin | g0 {olad fostramental progian 1 EIW it ' Gas Man : j0—>usical program from Piccadilly : New York i A hres Anericas | iby 4D X."and M. College of Texas, entertainment . AA Dallan S he Three 4 g B < Lions' Club of Fullerton: qu TR o< X Hastings ervice 18 as Julius Klein Walton School of Mus! WBCN Chica, S 2 s Klel on School of X i e ] Song recital by Senora Maria Engineers’ radlo prograi CLIWNYO New ‘é-,,,,_. fm'_hft“[ and com; Pedroll de Rodriquez, dramatic so- 0'Meara Gardens Orchestra . . New York petent a servan : cert and frolic by Royal Peacock Orchestra ... KTHS Ho . L prano; George Wilson at the piano.— e orosram, ¥ocal and instrumental LOSRW Winnhee A7 as is available today. Habanera “Tu” (“You") by Sanchez de Cbildren’s program; stories and music .. -KHJ * Los Angeles It is reasonable in its Juentes (Cuba); “Quereme Mucho” Musical progrdm ... L. WMC Memphis el (“Love Me Much”), by Rois (Cuba);| 9:45—Y. M. C. A speaker <KFI' 1os Angeles demands, faithful to a / “AY-A " by Freire (Chile); “La . 10 TO 11 PN v FORA LIMITED TIME g;g:'n’) ’;:’:m:?:“e‘rfi’;’ Taloma,” by request, by Yradler| jo.0f Dance program .. Jaminy KFI _ Los Angeles y ) (Cuba). Addicss; Frank Weight's Dance et NGy Gianipeg . and so democratic that i reoat by oume erceso| L ST N ith Every Range or Cooker | i torommi. Hanenfeldt.—"Serenata Romanatico,’ Orchestra; Yocal and ‘nstrumental program ........ WBCN Chicago by Grasso (Ecuador); (a) “Golon- “ Organ recital from Boston' City Club .... WNAC Boston T};e only way to ap- drinas,” by Aguirro (Peru); (b) “Bal- Movle talk; program from Plccadilly Theater . .&gxg ¥ew York . preciate it fu_lly is to lade, Aguirra (Peru); (¢) “Melon-{ D e airmont Hoiels OFchestra +-oerosi PO - am Poicisce A En have to do without it. colla”; “Os Fadinhos de Yaya” (“Songs Orlale Orchestra: solon T.....IL . WEBH Chicago | & Fortunately, few of us f h Littl Lady" b Fonseca Orchestra program; Schuster Slsters wWoa Ky | e }‘; . o of the Little Lady”) by ec c 2 lw I . & 0 - S, . vere s WOAW Omaha - . Il nee o that. nter (Brazil); tango “El Choclo” (“The Ear !luu'!‘r.l program ... S g | i i of Sweet Corn”) by Villoldo (Argen- FI95 and Ktream tal erre’n Orchexirs New York T SREORRET = 3 rup:mtq to ser:lcet;r: tina. 10:15—Market, weather, news and police reports. Portl'd, Oreg. t en lves so few in number tha Song recital by Ithel Holtzelaw hilbafmonle Trio - Springtield 11 we give no thought to wler, soprano: Mme. Mertvago Han- | 15,40 gl revae . 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