Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1925, Page 22

VARIETY OFFERED BY WEAP TONIGHT Tenor Soloist, Orchestra, String Trio and Talk Listed on Program. WCAP will broadcast tonight a di- wersified musical program, featuring & recital by Josef Turin, tenor soloist from the Piccadi Theater in New York, and a concert by the A. & P. Gypsy Orchestra. Mr. Turin i{s ap- pearing at the Rialto Theater this week in operatic songs, and will be in his radio recital by Kurtz Hetzel, conductor of the Wash- ington Opera Co. The A. & P. Gypsy Orchestra concert will come direct from Ne York through the WEAF- WCAP ait The Hawaiian Melody Boys—Mel- vin Henderso ton M. Rollins and E. mond Pringle—will open the programm with half an hour of har- mony on fretted truments. Thelr program_ includes weird Hawallan numbers and popular selections, such as “Honolulu Mar et the One ant,” “Cha Boy"; Sweetlo “Too * and “Aloha Oe.” Hard Will Speak. Willlam Hard, prominent Washing- ton newspape rrespondent and author, will the Hawalian Melody Boys with the eighth of his talks on “Days and Nights in Washington.” The next attraction will be a rec by Earl Carbauh, bari- ne; Lillian baub, planist, and Bob'" Cark lophonist, The con A. & P. Gypsles will go on at 9 o'clock and fter which a pro- a musie will be broad- from the Cafe L'Aiglon, conclud- midnight tarted its Hiding, uh, ogram today by first of the series v, Keith's It will re- o'clock for its which in- r the aus- rican Pen no recital by George F. usic by the Meyer Davis Willard Hotel Trio, and the children’s ic club, conducted by Peggy Al- ague Local Radio Entertainment Monday, March 2, 1925, Station, Radlo, V 5 Meters). 5 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 5 p.m.—Weather Bureau reperts, WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (465.5 Meters). 0 to $ p.m the Hawaiia A musical program Melody Boys—Alel- Clinten M. . Rollins Edmond Pringle. Program as follow Honolulu 3 Get the O Boy,” Swaetie “Too Own Tona,” $ to 0 pm prominent newspaper and author, in the e of talks on “Da Washington. 8:20 to 8:40 p.m.—Joset Turln, tenor soloist from the Piccadilly Theatef, New York City, accompanied at the plano by Kurt Hetzel, conductor of the Washington Opera Company, pre- sented through the courtesy of Mischa Guterson, under the auspices of the Washington Post. 8:40 to 9 p.m A short recital by the Three Cs—Earl Carbauh, bari- tone; Lillian Carbaub, planist, and #Bob” Carbauh, xylophonlst. 9 to 10. p.m.—Concert by the A. & P. Gypsy Orchestra, direct from the studio of station WEAF, New York . City. 10 to 12 p.m—Dance music played by L’Aiglon Orchestra, direct from L’Alglon Cafe. M 'Where' Kawaihu V “Doo Wacka Doo, Aloha Oe.” — William correspondent hth of a4 series and Nights In WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 4 pm—Book reviews under the auspices of t League of American Pen Women: “The Matriarch,” by G. W. Stern, and ‘Spring books Teviewed by Nina Reed, 4:20 p.m no recital by George the New Hotel Davis Trio, st from the palmroom of the Willard Hotel “hildren's Music conducted by Peggy Alblon. Songs by Lucy Dickenson Marx, dra- matic soprano, Piano solos by Ed- ward S. Crum and Katherine Lati- mer of the Frances Gutellus Studio. Early Program Tuesday: 12:30 p.m.—Midday Lenten service, under the auspices of the Laymen's Service Association, with the co-op- eration of Washington Federa- 14 of Churcher, broadcast from Keith's Thea RADIO QUERIES tadio Editor: : Can you tell me the location of the stations I picked up Thursday morn- jug? One was in Mexico City, which has the call of WIL or KIL. I picked this up at 2 o'clock. I also heard WJOR. I think it is in Omaha, Nebr. This was heard at 3 o'clock. Also tell e if there is a station in Sparks, Nev. Among other stations I heard THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1925. . ] AR, RADIO SHOW MAKES APPEAL TO AMATEUR WASHINGTON, several new lines, drew attraction with the announcement that it would place on exhibit a new invention of C. W. Hewlett—a special induction type of loud speaker, able to project Programs of Following Distant Stations Schedwuled for Eastorn Standard Time 3:00—Ladies' hour; classical music Talks; vocal'aad fostrumental Musical program. vocal and instrument ki voeal and instrumental program artist rec The ‘Detrolt Ne Woman's hour:" 't eading of Eeriptures from studio. - 3:80—Closing " market quotations from. Stockn prog: musical program . Meters. Miler Kansss Olty 365.6 New York 3156 Philadelphia 3343 Newark 42 Pidladelphia 5082 Mingeapots i ngeapolls o San Francisco 420.5 n's. % Pittsburgh 309.1 Recital from Lyon und Healy Concert Hall Musical program; vocal usical program: Ora g 3 udith Roth and Peter De Rose, son 3:50—Weathier forecast; market reports ... 4TO S 4:00—Vocal and instrumental program . s Rudy_Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra The Vare Junfor High School students’ pl on, humor, verse and fopical ‘enterta: 4041 3012 27 Tos Angeles New York Detrott PM. New York Chica, San 3612 870. rancisco 4: 508.2 Musical program. vocal and instrumental nce program by Foods for March™ Musical program by Copley Fiaza Trio _UHome Management" by Aunt Jane . 4:15—Musical ‘program by Det Yocal and instrumental 4:30—Musieal Joseph e Royal Orchestra gram rogram from Newmian an necht's Waldorf-Asto selections; talk to children . M ram; chat b a0 B e chat to children 570 6 5:00—Henry Tobias and his versatile orchestra Organ recital; news: readings: marke Magazine hour, ‘“The Dray Guillotine'" Babson reports; lessons in Frencl .. Mothers in couneil, F 5:30—Chicago High School Te Farm aod home market reports; news 6 TO 7 concert by the Philharmonic Trio Dinner concert from Waldorf Astoria - Dianer concert by Jean Goldkette's Ense 1“MMan s program: stories and music o Children’s bedtime storice by Uncie Short musical program: speakers 3M; news; bedtime stories ....... co and stock macket quotations cert. by Skeezix time for Dinher €OnCert .................. Meyer Davis' Concert Orchestra Dinner dance miusic Children’s hour by Violin sol 4:40 Dinner m 6:45=Chimes coucart Agricultus ; stories frs. ‘Walter Stevens by Oleott Vail stock and 7TO 8 Kiddies' bulletins ... musical program: solos itation to the e Dance Orcheatra program by Hotel .Drogram: storfes us_Clarfent Quartet iive Market, weather and farm news reports Markets; bedtime story: reading ... Juventle’ period by Luella Wilson . Chicago Theater organ recital T:08—Redtime story o Weather forceast and news Fashion talk Sport_talk: * Berohard Levitow's Hotel Commodore concert. Dinner concert by Selinsky Instrumental Quintet. Harry Ash and his Roysl Orchestra .... Musical program from Loew's Thester v.ye_ Yews. financinl and final market reporis 7:15—Musical progra: Btockman' market reports i 0—Health talk: Hotel Carlton Ter Police reporis: “Food talk” ...... Children's bedtime stories by Uncle Bob . Vesper recital by Confederate Cholr Children’s hour by Chapple 0'Donnell Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra . Hotel Adelphia Orchestra program Male quartet: vocal solos ... Hotel La Saile Orchestra pro; Copley Plaza Hotel Orchestra . Daddy Winkum and his magical i Reading; talks = T:45—Harry Ash's Orchestra . Police, bulletins 8 TO 9 8:00—Musleal program by Al Utsinger's Orchestra Bank of Manhattan night; vocal and instrame program: trlo and quartet; orchestra Hotel Kimball studlo program; Shrizer's Band . Malden Cadet Band: reading . Girl Scouts’ meeting: ; Musical program same as WEAF, easide Hotel Orchestra program Batfery talk; Roseland Dance Orchestra Talks: riean History, The Detroit News Orche cal program; Jaffey's Music Master “‘Garden Talk,” by Grace Tabor . Stock and_market reports: news buileting Evening Herald news bulletin rrian Oriental m: news talk . hildren's program: story by Aunt Neil ‘The Care of the Hair" and grand organ and trumpets .. :45—Homemaker's hour; talks; musical program hers' Couneil . 't reports ave Harman's Orchestra by Hotel Ten Eyck Trio .. produce’ markets club . from Mark Strand The by John Mul ra: Iris Quarte Iphia 3943 Philadelp) s 280.2 Symphony Trio tea music LLLIWLS Chicago PN, Loutsville Chicaxo Cincinnatl Ch New York P, Springfeld New York Detroit P Boaiica oa can mble. wsmenn 53, Oakland, Cal. Atlanta Echenectady Newark Pistsburgh Schenectady New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Boston Minneapolls New York Schenactady Davenport Philadelpbia LR sonc s PN, Philadelphia ke Carniva stories . t. Francis Orchesira .. Springfield Chicago Chicago New York Cinctnrut New York Clevelund Chicago New York Pittsburgh w York Atlantie City San Francisco Philadelphia Schenectady Chicago > Roston Plttsburgh Sprinkfeid New York Chicago P, Lockp't, N. Y. New Yark Springfeld Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Adlantic City New York New Yorx Tetrolt Kansas City Newark Denver, Colo. Los Angeles ncert by Radlo Lighthouse Music Makers alk on “‘From Pouch Purses to Focketbook' Federal Income Tax Returns' 8$:30—Willy_White. piano and songs . ‘Al Reld’s Hour,” from Branfor xaminer news bulleting ..... Musical program by Highland Park Club cert by choir of College Avenue Bapth Coshman's Serenaders in old-time songs ““Correcting Oily and Dry Seal Stories; educational talks: questions; Studio musical program from WEAF . Concert by KDKA Little Symphony Orch 40—Margaret Manlerre, 80prano ... i audeville acts w York's Aerlal Defense’” . Littman’s Employes’ Orchestra . 9:00—Yocal program Musical program by A, & . W00, WEEI, WCAP, W Yocal and instrumental program: Cincinnati Times-Star program: mus ““Around the Town With WDAF" . Trio_ recit; Poultry tal Addresses; edu Stirling Quartet Zion Orchestra; Concert by St. Louis Univers! ty Glee Cl Yocal golos: Dan Gregory's Orchestra 9:10—*"Athleti Pledmont Trlo .. 9:80—Concert, 1 and instrumental Dinner "hour program Dramati, ther and new: —The Valentine Trio 10:00—Musical program Jack Shack program Theodore Adlen. popular songs . Synchrophase String Trio; quarte Emily Roosevelt Chadderton, sopratno; Rudy Seiger's Fatrmont Hot Evening Herald program Rialto Theater orchestra; act comedy, orchestra . 10:10—"Trend of the Times'': Jecture . 10:15—Markets, weather, news and poiice report mbia University Double Quartet, ter Gross, popular planist 10:30—Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra Ward's “‘Trail Blazers’ Checker Orchestra, dance prog ce program by Ralph Britt and Six Orchestra from Colorado . Ben Bernjes’ Orchestra, broadcast by W00 from Police reports; weather fore: 10:45—Perry and Russell, two-man siuging orchestra 11 P.M. TO 12 :00—MHotel Sylvania Orchestra, 00 roa ot Springs Indian’ Orchestra Organ citel H Educational program; taiks Dance program by Frank’ Musical program ....... Jack Keefer's Orchestra ...... Focal and instrumental program Dance frolic by Fischer's Orchestra . Hotel Sinton Orchestra 11:15—"“The Commanders’" 11:80—Jimmy Kelly's Club Ly Thursday morning was KOP, Detroit. Your radio column is very interest- Ing—CHARLES DAVIS WIL is in St. Louis. CYL, Mexlco City, may have been the station you heard. There Is no station in Omaha tvith the call WJOR. L R is the station in Sparks, Nev Radio Editor: Please help me locate what I heard n the air last Sunday night after WCAP signed ,off. There was what geemed to be an organ recital, and one selection was very decidedly “The Holy City.” In another place there Beemed to be a play, as there was a constant flow of conversation between members of both sexes. Althoug loud enough, static was so bad that words in both play and announcements were very much affected—M.E.V. M. E. V. has answered a number of quers] submitted by other fans. Will Fome one reciprocate and answer this one? Radio Editor: Can you or any of the fans tell me which announcer calls himself “Old XKing Cole?” Friday night I heard & man say, “Well this is Old King Cole signing oft at 12:04 o'clock, Central standard _ti " Also please tell me whers CFCA is located—WARREN PARKER. CFCA is in Toronto, Ontarip, Can- ada. Some of the fans may be able to tell you at which station “Old King Cole” announces. Radio Editor: Unless the interference situation as related by Messrs. Cain, Massey, Webb and Richards in your recent issue can be solved, it will be wiser for. the awpers of large, expensive tube sets te yosOrt to the use of small “fivyer’ gets, as suggested by Mr. Massey. 1 have lately been confronted 11:45—Syncopated jubilee by Warner' 12 MIDNIGHT 2:00—Sliver Slipper Revue A . Vocal program by George Curson, bass . P program I program . Adam'’s Symphonie, 12:45—*'Nightbawk Frolic"’; Plantation 1:00—Tos Angeles Examiner program . Gene James' Orchestra Dance music by Swayne's Sou Orchestra program the same trouble in trying to tune in D. X. as given by these gentlemen, and for several weeks have been won- dering If my four-tube set was the fault. Inasmuch as I have operated it at a number of different locations with perfect results and until recently tuned in one station after another in my present location, I felt satisfled the set was in O. K. condition. What has recently appeared in your col: umn confirms my belief that in my vioinity radio fans are up against an unusual condition and one which must be overcome before any pleasure will be derived from the operation of the expensive set—A. J. SMITH. —_——— Stations’ Clash to Be Ended. Clashing of WSB, Atlanta, and WNMCA, the new McAlpin Hotel sta- tion, New York, on the 428.6-meter wave length is expected to be follow- ed by a change in the frequency of the latter station. The Department of Commerce announced today that the assignment of WMCA to the wave length occupfed by Atlanta, was only temporary and that a more suitable frequency was being sought. —_— The record of Chief Justice Mart shall, who administered the oath at nine presidential inaugurations, has ver been dance program reading “WC ist Church. wi Fort Worth New York 8an Franciséo Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Soringfield w York w York 361 429, New York New York New York Cincianatt Kansas City Atlanta Miuneapolis Jeflerngn City Troy 4915 315'6 4223 3658 483 416.4 4409 2795 4. 161 Sps.. Ark. $748 Los A 33689 4164 475 Tos Angeles New York sord 612 543 i San Francisco 4205 Angeles © 487 Denver, Colo. :322.. 00 454.3 475.9 8705 288.3 915 526 405.2 v Fort We WEBAP Fort Worth KFKX WEAK LWNYC - WOR MIDNIGHT . Woo Philadelphia’ 5082 i elpi 508.2 Los Angeles 487 n Francisco 429 New York " da15 4061 . 209.8 104 3369 3259 s Cinclangti | 4553 Newark 4052 B w York 3612 3 Atlanta 4283 TO 1 AM. e B pol Los Angeles Cincinnati 8t. Loy » New York ge1.2 Sen Francisco 4205 Los Ageles 336.9 Tos Angeles 467 New York 315.6 Kansas City 3656 Los Angeles 467 Ban Francisco 429.5 4759 336, CLOCK SETS RECORD. “Big Ben,” in London, Heard in North Borneo. LONDON, March 2.—Big Ben, Lon- don’s most famous clock on the House of Parliament, has made what is called a world record in the radio, its chimes having been heard in British North Borneo, 8,523 miles away. Big Ben stopped ticking recently be- cause {ts machinery had become clogged with soot and rust and workmen labored for several days, taking out 30 pounds of dirt. It was after this that the chimes were broadcast from sta- {tlon 2LO and word came back from an Englishman in Borneo that had heard the old clock strike. e U. 8. Amateurs Heard Abroad. HARTFORD, Conn., February 28.— The signals of about sixty amateur radio stations {n the United States and Canada have been heard recently in Sweden, the American Radlo Re- lay League announced today, follow- ing the receipt of a cablegram from Radlobladet, a Swe: radio publica. tion, The uu.:,:n_ of that country are becoming moré interested in trans- atlantic work, > sound over a distance of 3 or 4 miles. The Grebe booth was absorbed par- ticularly with the new synchrophase models. Loud speakers of quaint and un- usual design were in evidence at many of the exhibits. A vase type of speaker attracted much uttentlon, as did several lamp types. ' In addition to the exhibits, the ex- ecutive council has arranged special features, including motion picture demonstrations, lectures and exhibi- bitional broadcasting for each day of the show, which will continue through Saturday. Practically all the head- ‘liners of the radio world, including Sarnoff, De Forest, Freed and many others, are expected to attend the show during the week. The annual banquet of the council is to be held Saturday. Exhibit in New York Concentrates on 1925 Models and Spe- cial Appliances. Ey Consolidated Press. NEW YORK, March 2.—Radio ama- teurs in particular and broadcast listeners in' general were absorbed here today in the first radio show of 1925. For the amateurs it was their show, arranged by the executive radlo council of the second district, and bringing up for consideration the many. advances made by the short- wave transmitters during the past year. For the broadcast listeners it was the first demonstration of the year's new models of recelving sets and the many novel accessories that have found. more or less perfection since the fall season. Of especlal interest to the listeners were several types ot current supply devices and low- loss apparatus. No revolutionary clrcuits appeared and none was suggested. Emphasis was placed more on improving the circuits now in general use and on perfecting the cabinet designs. The De Forest Company, with its new D-17, using a loop antenna, and the Freed-Elsemann new NR-12, a special cabinet set, provided two in- teresting features of the 50-odd ex- hibits. The Radio Corporation of America, in addition to presenting Scouts to Give Program. A musical comedy, “A Day in Camp With Boy Scouts” produced by the Scouts of Chicago, will be broadcast by station WLS March 11. All the activities of Scout life in camp will be portrayed. —e Moscow Tenor to Be Heard in U. S. Vitali Koretsky, tenor of the Mos- cow Opera Company, who recently arrived from Europe and has never before been heard in America, will make his debut via radio through WEAF March 6. CHAIN OF 16 STORES 1327 G St. N.W. 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