Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 38

U8 RECITALS TO NMARK PROGRAM AT WCAP Wardman Orchestra Will Be Topliner Tonight—Con- cert by WRC. recitals | gram tonizht | \ Park Hotel | vesu- | dance | Instrumen voeal predomina o WCAP Orchestra. ar Frida sic, is al and the The W ch night the top The Columbin i Rena Greenberg, v Larking pianist short on » dm will give its nex | P composed o nist: Miriam Kathryn Crow will give a ativac cellist. and | and director 3l the openin 25 o'clock. John Keller | department of The | will follow with a (1 results .t B he Evening me e luse | National Le The individual civen by Geo William_T. Pierson rude Kreiselman. piat M Karry the ! will be anjc Ger- Helen | King. violin School of Music | wnd Christine M Mr. k g will play Coucerto in D recitals MeCauley st | baritene st odie, soprano of the Bastman Rochester, N Y Wienic the Minor WRC to Give Concert in the I schedule pi Dl today : the played A @ by is by liase W Hte give ve in hroad- by the re the on Gr will am e station not Orchestra followed the conducted by Peggy the weekly question box and Juncement the base ball the National League the Bliss Electrical Sehoo! will occupy the 222-mete bhand hetwee 30 and T7:30 lock i scheduled dance am Chord Chop- | and ¢ I.. Turner he school's the develop Hotel Itowil period an esulis Wik wa ve iy's talk by D. faculty on telephone. Local Radio Entertainment Friday, May 22, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Statio Weather ¥ Weather Radio, Va. weau 3:45 reports reports Ta WRBES—BIiss Electrical koma Park, D. ( Scheol, Teters). p.m.—Dance .indy’s Chord Chaoppe p.m.—"A Brief Outline of the His | v and Operation of the Telephone DL f the faculty WRHF—Washinzton Radio Hospital Fund Committee (236 Meters), 2:30 p.m.—Current news items (daily WER under o —Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters) lotel Mayflower Orchestra ast from the Hotel Mayfower hildren's Hou Peggy Albion 6:10 p.m.—"The the assistant edit pm ° By conducted Question Box.” by v of the Pathfinder —Base ball scores. WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Tele. phone Co. (168.5 Meters). T35 pan.—A short mbia Trjo. Rena Greenberg Miriam Larking, cellist 1 Crowley. pianikt and director 5'to S p.m.—Base ball announce ts Tohn sports de i of the 8:15 pm ] ment of terrestrial magnetis Carnegie Institution of Wash will talis on ricity of the of es of scientific talks de auspices of the Na fonal Research Council and arranged | Dr. W. E. Tisda i 15 to :35 pm §:40 ments by ) Mauchly lepa ingy Ay ziven 1 the George McCauley o selections p.m.—William T. Pier s 0wn compositions 1de Kreiselman clions Washington. the by Lieut. Col. J mmissioner of the presented und n Board S:40 to 9 p.m pan mbia the Washi King of M e Har an Schoo) wi D M 8l M New York City h. soprano. « W of Bdith At e -Da Wardman Park Hotel 5t o sk thy Orchesira Early ozram Saturday. 15 Morning e Metrope ian the politan Madison w York CANTIGNY DI.NNER ON AIR. WRC to Broadcast Speeches at lIst Division Banquet May 28 Present vived T a number forme isio) R nd of the 1l preser RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGH comed Honor WGY Play Y. Schenectady, 7:13 Three-ac RBrig Wi by Mikado." by ma Kappa Delta of WAHG Y. 7:30 to ¢ the Gam Jame 33 o'clock Har¢ WM o'clock | nan hour of T b A. New York | | New York Military Acadenry Glee Club and Band. WIZ, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock Concert by the New Castle Orchestra. KDKA, Pittshurgh 8:45 to 10 o'clock. Dance program by the Ward; | | man Park Hotel Orchestr WCAP, Washington, 10 12 o'clock | to Three-act fomic opera, KOA, Denver, 10 o'clock. THE EVENI LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY. M Programs of Distant Slations Sch 3 10 Chicago am: humor Plhiladelphia xvenditures of Ponnsylvania.” by Dr. Clyde L Detibit: News Urchestra: man New York: Vocal and instrumen Boston® Shepard Coloniy ce Orol Hoston: Stiepard Colonial Dance Or. Pittsburgh man's axo York 100 Varied proj “The 5 380, o New New Insirime: Philadelphia 4. 430 and Vo 2 & Concer Vmice progran Moosehear: 11 Afueics talk Philudeiphia: Polics raports and el vecital and trumpets #45—Chicago. Howe makers' hour 3:30. 3 40- s valks o Dhiraso; Base ball scores >alaix de Danse O —Kunsas Ciiy Rase hal) weon Philadeiphia: Base ball sco > 00— Springfield ncert by Phith, Ko Org, 4l by liamson “Brothers: and. Phil, Glenn fime Y Now vorls: Dinvier” o oston - Clildren's storics and 7 Billy Mciir; achern "GR! Philadelphia: Wegther k and produce market Bl Bl e Vocal ‘and instri Loutsville " Organ: news: yeadin Minneapolis-St. Paul® Base hall Davenport: Masical program: C New York: Upele Geahee: Roch Sehenectady. News bulletins. bas e sy school lease 515—Newark oncere 000 20—New Vork Philudelphia Hase Concert Orehestr Skeerix ¢ stories for children Meirill Hughe ball scores 5.30—Chicag [ New Yor Dallas W, mus; 600 Chicago ner Philade New ¥ base Newark Schenectady New York Davenyort Philadejphia birthday New Yorl exchange quotations ensemble Bedtime Mereill 11 results: 7 concert by Ainany Strand health” talk Radio_talk Base ball stories Hughes lano foch's Ca . jroren” on Tocle. Win's' bedtime et pianiat " % ball acores: Hotel New York ' Kinkes Trio' #tory-teller Organ: L Bulle Orchestrs fean Goidkette's Ensembie Dinner cone Yoea! and News: fina bediime. story nd’ Austin Wyle's Atlanta: News. markets Chicago: Juvenile period Atlantic: City- Dinner con: Oukland Musical Moncton, N B Toranto. Ont suehesica A tantie City:’ Seasige Hoiel Tiio New Yok Hotel §t. Regis Dianes Richmond Hill. oris1ans Sew Yotk B Philadelphia it Chicago scoren arolsn program Bedtime stories by h talk: vocal 1 Dream Daddy, Philadelphia: Police reports and spo cert by Hotel Adelphia Orchest Boston: - Road Gonditions. by D8 5 45 plinneanolis-St. Paul: Chiidren's hour 6 45—Hartford. Conn.. Base ball scores 710 Conn.. Park recreation public high school's 600 voices Minneapolis-St. Paul: Base ball cor concert by George Osborn s* Oreh P Iphia: R 0. Band: Newpo: Philadelpiia: Book review rec New' Yark Richmond Hull, N opher. “The St James Church Moncton. N Art nd: Hotel rancis Concert Atlantic ity ifonte Haadon H Chicago: Dinner concert from Congre: Ws Evening Americzn stitio Omaha: Music review ter Lale Ciub Orchestra ... Detroit Talk: musical program New York: The Happiness Candy sinz Society of Hudson (ount alke: reading Clun “and_Band t. Base ball scoies. ‘polic nan’s visit stories educat Board of Estimate mes T:00—Hartford ar Brooklyn .. voca Glea and instramentia program: add:e Vocal Music aner cone Orchestra: othery Pittsag: Base scotes Lo Muysie appreciation Moo rt, Tl Music: talk on New Work * Taik, house of bealth Scuenectads - Comeds. “Honor Brizht companied by tie WGY Orche New York: Same as WGY, Sche Boston New Epgland Consersato »—San Fr o Atlantic Cite Dallas. or Springfield : ansas City Chica Ch Address Dy W.N. hestia from Greenville. T 3 TO 8:00—Atlantin City New York Hardmao hour of m niingfield Musical program ew Vork. Stariing Biatio Do, talk Ing Society g Omaha: Orchestra tic Cits” Tall Cedars” Band York:" Vocal and imstramental nteriamment 5 Philadeiphya® Troaveres T Detroit: News Orchesira Chuago: Wide-awake Club piogram Chicago: Fireside hour with and’ instiumental solos Denver: Markets Los Anzeles Portiand: K15 Pilteburkh ew York Memphis Des st Fort e & N spoit 14l Trio harmony news bulletins \idren’s s Talk: markeis Vocal ‘solos. Radio talk Moines ou Worth am Ne 530 Musical program Junior. Lomsville. Wiesman's Novi Cie Voral and ingtrumantal Minneapotis-St. Paul: Sutorias Torento. Ont.. Voral New York Boston: Bits from San Francisco: Ma violin Miss Cinderella Kets ® 10 8.00—New York from Studio New York: Music norts Portiand Cincago: N Detroit Jeau § Philadeiphis Clarke Atiantie € William 6 « York At Club book review & ecital nd His Entertainers 5 ol Ro. Trasmore Dan Glocieni Girls Fisher tesding Faolo: del Pino. bperat Springs: Radio Tishtiidnss Angeles: Amusements vta: Conklins b <oy ennort iladelphia Vorning Setferson ity Orihestia Hartiord —Lis Angeles ~Hot Springs Los Angeles San Franciseo Sehenectauy 0 Harnjonizers Popular program Arcadia Cluiy musical progr eiialis w1 Helnberger's Motoriogue e ball” resulis Children's program Progeam 1rom Becital by Ay Yeitri. pianiat Mugical reciial’ artiste Nemphis. Britling's Cafeteri Glory talks of Conn Novel 1970 1600 Edmonion. &lts Lowssille: Concert Richmond Hill. N hestra Hol Springs New York New York San Fian Jregnam Dance oioxram Donald C. Flamm. crifi ; 150" Palace Holsi ' Orcie s Angeles aminer program Si. Louis: Musical program Denver: Orchestra: studio progiag Chicage: Varied musical progiam. v Orchestia Omaha- Herman Riley's Orchestra Atlantic City: Strand Theater al artists Midnizht fevue Markets, eart. T tii weather Concert The Southwestern Four Club Alabam Orchestra Orchestry Loa Augeles: Musical program Cincago” Drake Hotel Orchesha Alta - Special mus| news an Edmonton 1o Ta 1 PM. TO West Coast Theaters niversity_of Oregon Herman, Mo, Orgianracita Angele: tland St. Louis Los An San Francisco Minneapolis-St Orchestra: pianist: auartet: —Omaha . Brandeis Orchestra 5—Radiow] entertainment Paui: Dance prog; 1 1 poe: King w tal program Iarket reports from Stack- murieal brogram. assembiy fime Beacherott Orche ntal program d his C ball weoves; Dinner concert by ‘Hotel Lorraine Orchesivs linians 4 nea concert annual Spring conce; The Loyal Order of Moose Band ¥ «ntosh. the Cheeriul Phiics be Gamma base bail scores, by Ralph Williams and his Reinbe markets iobbs boolk Teview Evening Heral vews bulletins: Examiner pio atie’ Orchesira Instrumental seiections Musical progiam by Neol Loxan’ Harmory Club progiam * Orchestrg . ... proetem Mandoln Orehestra and instramental Loose laaf “Current topio amusements Hotel Sylvgnia Orchests; < Brothers, pld-ime melodien: LeBoy radiotarial e Augustana Coflese Band: poion -3yoc Dance Orchiestis: mecting ‘of ‘fhe ‘& soios Loew s 4viy L Children's program: bed! adio guestion Lbox: Nassait Ciub Or New Ailington Hotel Orchastra ity oran Jecital - Gala nrogram, celebrating W, Paul Whiteman's Goile Charley Str voral and mstrumental solos solos AY 22,1925 eduled for Bastern Btanderd Tims arM. ntertainment . , the: Common wealth of scoren {aiks solag talks LWNAC WEAV 4 RDEA vy doar R Voeal ang B oni t Orchestra concert bund ts vesul! musical program 5 PM. armonic I tarm dinner dan e Harold Knight's &) reports solos .. roli Collegiate’ Rumblers Benl vue-Stratford Hol chuidren rel McAl in’ Orchestia 1 program M. 2 market reporia: din stiibs quiniet iarmonica nlayer Collegiate ~Ramblers Dolice alarma: piann . Hotel Lorraine Theater talkn | Orche base hall » a3 fors. vell epll and Commodare Orchestra ocal selon mily Alfar Semiai riet 1 od eports; base bail oh: "2 police bulletins ert from Hotel Ambassador and speakers . . Uncle _alj Dinner concert by Hotel King Es Orchestia Sports: jazz piamist . 3 nd instrumenial seios with boy and girls . i1 ¢ dinner con ) 5 : Hickey Court ‘of Gold Medal WNAC waco 4§ WTIC sPM by wrIe weco W00 WLIT WHN and 40 instruments : toad bulletin: dinner ut ews Jubilee Quariat ial s Kappa Delta of I"and’ inatrimental Orchestra ... I Duo’ Trio z ss Hotel. program trom Basy Muzzy's Car Bogs: Swiss Hasmons - New York Mililary Acedemy ok 5 YWIL e ‘and ‘news bulletin 1 Cencert s atory 5EE 0 33— i 238 =F: ild Care by WGY Players. ac ¥ = of Music Orel Ruidy seigar's Orchestra ey 9 P.M. Shelburne Hotel Concert Drchestra akelches scores .. WBZ Swins Harmony Sing- WEAF WOAW SWPG SWHY Woo 5 W misical geoxraphy .. WMAQ b meeting: vocal pingers WBCN . KOA RF1 RGW KDEA WNYC WyC w s0l0s: Closer Gardens 0. Chorus: soics. B3 2033 &% 3 JLR2 8s PRI - 353! 3530 Pt recifal ghmsamanuas mo anan o ERc g REr S mmo program o [0y 21 Maurice Leest and Bis 1rio: Beanx Arts Orchestra police and weathes Simmy eland Dance Orcheplra WHY 8 Orchestra . L WPG Fisher. baritone feiior Chgir @3 @ WLIT . wos Orchestra’ WTIC . KFI KTHS RHI KPO and WGY WFAA wMC am by Missolri-Pacific Hoiel Bond seciaitiss mumc feld Theate Richardson or Sov masiEs Spn oeR ab o ty Drenestia 1P me atories o own me wiia A ETa o aviemioianis 2522 2% AB0I38S inige-act comeds ocal and inptrumental Y - . WHAR i or ‘x'nl KYW Fht's chestrp wmale mwrlfl Parody €lak Bevue and d poi RARR BER SISLRRISR Bamom =2u songs rosram: CHBE Griies 2 MIDNIGHT. prog lectures. £h School Orehestra Paiace Holel Oichesira m by Arooid Frank 12 MIDNIGHT T8 1 AM. 12:00—Foriand. Congert program Los Angeles: Musical program Ties Moines: Resse Hughew Orcnest: Los Angeles: Eveping 12:45—Ransas Lity: Nightbhawk frodic: . 1710 1:00—T.0n Angeles Chicazo The Hotss-Toixs hour 1:3¢—Portiand . Hoot Owls : TO 2.00—Los ghthawks Angeles: Wurlitzer N RACE RIOT AVERTED. Quick Action by Officers Prevents Bloodshed in Arkansas. * BLUFF. Ark.. May 22 (#) Ladd, a farming community 10 miles outh of here, was the scene late \Wed nesday night of a threatened race riot. but quick action on the part of Jef- ferson County officers prevented blood- shed Authentic reports received hece said fighting between negroes and white men began when a negro was refused admittance 16 a small county circus. Men on both sides were armed. Dep- uty sheriffs arrived from Pine Bluff nd dispersed the mob before any shoeting oceurred. Varied musical program: Fald program antation Players 2 AM. so0los. quartets. irios. . KFI Gingerman Little Skslarks WoJ ke e 3 A-‘!. ENX | FIND ROBBERS’ L0OT, | Mail in Culvert Identified as Be- lenging_in Pest Office Safe. Special Pigwatch 1o The Star. DANVILLE, Va., May 22.—Doeu- ments in a mail sack found in a cul- vert have been identified as lost from the safe of tho Bonlee, N. C., post office. which was robbed recently. C. H. Waddell, postmaster, has retri¢ved the loet, which consisted of insurance policies, notes, deeds of trust and other papers. He says not more than $100 was taken from the safe. Three men are held here for hlewing another post ofice fe In that vicialty. G THOISSUES LOON FOR RADIOPARLEY Broadcast Programs From Ships and Sea—Land Phoning to Fore. e | Broadcasting entertamment from ships at sea and commercial tele- phonic communication between ship und ehore are two features of radio that must await aetion by the forth- coming international radio confer- ence. Altheugh several tesis of broad- casting from steamers of the Upited Stutes lines have been earried out under an experimental license, it stated at the Shipping Board that no scheme of ship broadcasting or ship- shore radlo telephony would be worked out until after it had been diseussed and approved by the many interested world powers. Under existing international agree- ments, it was peinted out, there is a definite prohibition of the use of the ether waves of the ocean for any service other than necessury offici commeyeial telegraph com munication and distress signals. Al- though the United States is not a party to the radio convention, adher- ence is given to the main provisions of this treatry, drawn before broad- casting had become a vital part of radie. About & vear age the first test broadcasting from ships was car out b the = 8 of ed Leviathan and was followed Ly & communication from Great Britain to the State Depari- | ment directing attention to the fact these transmissions were n conformity with the radio rules of the high seas. The Department of Commerce has announced that it has no authority to issue wave lemgths. for ocean liners, and thai until some interna tional agreement is made providing for a wave band for this service will continue to refuse licenses for ships’ broadcasters. e Plane’s Talk Spans 110 Miles CHICAGO, May tion by radie was car dayv up to a distance of 110 miles be- tween the pilot of an Army airplane trem Chanute ield. lil.. and radio sta tien WLS. here. The test, which was made in connection with the military carnival here, was said to establish a new record, previous conversations havinz been continued only up distance of 40 miles. BAND CONCERTS. Band concert by the United States Armyv Band, Raymond G Sherman, captain, eommanding: William J. Stannard, captain band leade condueting: at Washington Barracks this eve ning 8t 6:30 e'clock. Program March, “Army and Marine.” Schmeh! Overture, Wives of Windso! ¥ Nicolai Spanish suite. “Pon Quixote,” Safranek (1) A Spanish village. Saneha Panza. (8) Dulcinea 4) Don Quixote "This suite is founded on the siory of the same name by Cervantes, and of the four parts the first three are char acteristic, and the fourth is somewhat descriptive. intro ducing the don's warlike but sad nature. During his jour ney in quest of adventure he discovers the windmills on the dykes of Holland and, supposing them to he glants, attacks them. but gets- much the worst of it. After the encounter he again seis forth, lamely at first, but eventually is again the self confident. heroically inclined knight of vore. Piccolo solo. “Chani du Ros signal” (The Nightingale's Song) . -.....Filipovsky (Performed by Master Sergt Alexander Lutkiewitz) Excerpts from “H. M. §. Pina fore” ... Sullivan Two popular pieces- (a) “Seminola”. King & Warren () “Mammy Mine Younz Waltz, “Old Timers" Lake Iniermezzo, “WWedding of the Rose”’ w Jessel Selection. “Rose Marie”. Friml March, “Embler: of Freedom King ‘The Star Spangled Banner “Merry Concert by the Community Center Band. James E. Millet, director. &t Washingten Circle this evening at 7:30 o'clock Mareh, “Greetings to Thomas. ville” .George Evster Waltz, es Jolie.” E. Waldteufel trot. “Oh. Mabel.” Kahn and “Sparklets, Walter Trombone solo. “In den of Tomorrow ’ (By cholas) “Gems _From the i Mackie Bever arning, Davis and Burke March. “Semper Fidelis"..Sousa *The Star Spangled Banner.” Fox k Fiofito Selection E. Miles the Gar -Deppen Overture. Overtury Fox trot, ek Ao dek e e A e de ek s st e ok ek ok ko ke ko k Ak ok STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C. ——ee e What Radio Has Done.—Part II. 1 provide a sor others it - | mation that is accorded many another industry at th, FRIDAY. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY | i BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authérity on Radio. Reproduction Prohibited . All Rights Regorved. f radio had done nothing more than means of in\“ltl_llenl to and gainful eccupation for would still merit the accla- trom me ture. which does no more than Radio. however, is a diversified in- dustry which does more than provide entertainment and employment. The first use of radio is perhaps ité most dramatic and most useful application. | When radio or wireless communica- | tion was first developed the one chai- | acteristic that distinguished it from other forms of communication was the absence of wires, which made it pos- sible o establish communication with points located in such a way that physical communication between them in Rad of shore. an { | the form of wires is impossible. | s first job, then, Was as a means | ommunication belween ships and In this job it proved its mettle d in it it knows ne rival. Many a mother, father or relative has offered thanks for the lives of dear ones saved through the kindly agency of this wonderful invention Radio Saves Many Difficulties. Phreugh its use communicatien with | inaccessible parts, where it would be difficult establish prohibitively expensive to or wire communication, has been madé possible With radiq the explorer in Arctic regions and unknown wastes has been abl world and Wi le to keep in touch with the outside rendered hetter fit ta cope th the most terrible of his enemies— lonesameness. sa sh With ships have been guided fely their destinations and ai ips have heen steered through ihe it trackless spaces of the upper regions w on mi songs and jokes at The tru ith it the invalid is able to listen in the sermons 'in churches many les away or be cheered hy the of the entertainers the stations farmer many bhoy weary need miles ne lenger udge i0 a tum bledown schoolhouse presided over by a sarily of ca tions of the most of no The tired business man need do no maore ceiver Ca nu }to him in his work The housewife can single (eacher. who must neces be a dabbler in all hranches Hey ures and exposi learned professors | the leading universities who are W giving regular courses by Help (o Business Men. learning and a master at nene. n listen to the lec radio. | than turn the dials on his re to listen to a talk on “How 10 Iculate Your Income Tax' or any mber of other talks of vital interest | | | | | to the in science ex lister tions of a_domestic ree $125 . 3495 With tubes and batteries— Horn, $3295 extra, including S RCA Tubes, Eveready Batteries, Westinghouse Stor- age Battery and Brandes Horn. 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