Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1925, Page 18

'ENING ! THE .E LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINME 'l'l’l'_'l)A\. JUNE 23, 1925 Programs of Distant | OLD HEBREW MUSIC FROM WRG TONIGHT Male Choir of Ohev Sholom' Synagogue Is Feature of Local Program. Time Meters. Miles. 204 Ntations Schedyled for Eastern Standard 310 6 P Ktations. 3:00—New York beauty talk Philadelphin Fittsbursh Base” ball New York: Base ball scor Detroit: News Orchestra Sew York: Vocal a <h, Vocal solos Vocal sol Lew te weather: markets: { instrumental solos: taik pianisi | entertainmient 30 scores. poems rage ot artist recital i reports: grand organ adelphia 1 2 Philadelphia: Police and . 4 00— New orchestin v male choir of the ue. under tham Kalmus will be broadesst ion WJY, The concert will ver broadeast by t ind has been arcanged es the oceasion by Cantor A Ohey Airection newly ele by statiol New York, be the first the Svna Rev ed s WE onight home - markets: 5 TO 6 P.M. rt e ma time Al Base Bas Orzan Dinner We ball bail e m irom i : i ori i it v do” tarm’ ‘program # luilab, Revue 1o Reisman's Ensemb} Markets. newn: scores Tor Children™ - <tories Krueger's O anartet Kalmus The music will be made up entirel of ancient melodies of the Hebrew rit ual and will include both choruses by | the choir and b vthe cantor Miss Dora Minoviich will accompany the choir the and also wiil play & zroup of no solos The choir is composed of the follow inz: David Kalmus. Joseph Sitnick Herman Harrison. Joseph Goozh. Be nard Vizderhouse. Joseph Altshuler, Max Goldberz. Cantor Kalmus m Wolkoveky leader: Harey Ludw Harry Laube. Joxeph Kalmus. Manuel | Cohen. David Sitnick. Louis Kalmus. | Morris Katz and Samuel Kalmus. Dr 1 Lobe. rabbi in cha of the | Ohev Sholom Synagzogue. will be pres. | ent with the choir in WRC'S studin | during the concert | \ a WRC'S program Aress for liam Wile Situa e been listeners for Wile ix leaving few days the Summer trom the Park of September Other scoren : orchestra ) piano ntie’ City Philadelphia Seores Bélleviie Straifora Hotel W 6T0 7 P Vanderhilt Orchestra te Orcnestea s Hotal Grihedtrs finai incle Hote! Dan Orehestra lLes Ramblers cinldren: sport talk our « " Personalities jons: dinrer concert by Drake Kstone Qui ork Wz Hotel [ B:00—New Dog talk an’ Hote: ealtn; ¢ it ket reports Orhesira Cleveland Hotel York - aores’ falk , Hotel a rogram | solos Philadeinhia w nd - birthday list hou 2 York York tstanding event p's 1ol will the final season by Frederic Wil- | The Polit n Tonight U to WRC almost vei M Washington within o he gone for the hut witl resume roid station the middie on wir WEAF WGBS I a New Yoeui and instrumental solos Phillin Horn, pia it Glacy g lecture in Washir at intel his talks LR program Apollo Maie Aidic Brase Quartet ana Wiz encert s instrumental talk R W Wiy Good Fenturss Wi \inment_ features sched nled for 5t ap 'ude the fonrth of the seriex S @#aiversars concerts from the Wanainaker Auditoriom: the trivelogue, “Over the Seven Seax which tonight will take listeners to Athens and Constantine special convert by the (1 New the New and a Vis o N Band The night will Quartet, the the Aida enectady aectnay in B0 with Ml scores talk Ty Farme Other e WFT Phil Orchestra in tr strumental “olox talk: Goodhart's Orchestra talk: Edgemers night Dinner concert from Conzress Hotel Scores. news: Wanamaker program Amcrican Orchestra rie with A. Duques York Symphony dance concert by the Paradis R maker the soloist Orehestr Mev 1 vof Garden concert to Apolio n. u Orchestra olos Williams program Filey « Orcheatra reading: talk 0! o venport ews Cincinnaty Cleveland: Ringwall Strin Chic Reading . vocal Kansas City - Music: stor i zelen: ~Hou, Base hall score Orlande’s Orche Instrumental Trio olox talk tN Sinton Trio = intor feature A h: ip t n t ra: vocal nol popilar program e Hotl SC Francis Concert Pranit Ruiy 1%t this finner conoert ravelogue, which " Orchestra WOAW prosvam he apened at Seizer's Orchesira tnnouncements of the b which will be Tollowe B. iteid on “What Want in Lewisiati ill he siven the Ame on. Luncheon nd hi I <hin Orchestra EL WFI WOAE WEAR . a I WO Abergh's ( Fdwar w from mbile wonge and piano numbers 8 TOS PN Hotel Brunswick Orchestra. markets weather forecast Chapman's Orchestra Frerrendy hour WE wwi WO, Ween, Voral solos Mudie. On Chicago: Vocal and inst Atlantie City - <helburne New York: instrument e aland « York w York I Louis us rean will he | This talk pices of Federat Plaved from 1 cer Tupman Orchestia 1 . rm hase hatl 8:00—Springfeld 1sic K by Hotel e 1| WL WEAE WIAR and WSAT W n Mayfower iram New York Now Vork Sra ol Minnekanda meantal prozram: solos Hotel Coneert Orchestra program: Wonderland of Local Radio Entertainment Tuesday, June 23, 1925. Vocal ‘solos Palisades Orchestra Cant. Archibald: Karry Barris: pianist Orchest ocal woloc: organ 1 "solos : Taddon “Hall Trio tal program Sehen Atlantic Monetor Portlund Children's 3 Denver: Dinger mus 8:80—Chicago: Vocal Pittsbursh Radio Station, Radio, Va. (4315 Meters). Weather Burea Weather Bureau NAA—Nav. s: news umental program coneart program program 0'x program ner program instrumental stra: organ ' 345 pm 10:30 p.m repo; raports Storiex WOAP — Chesapeake and P Telephone Co. (1685 Meters). Silen % 6:45 1 m Insurance (o politan Tow York City, program 710 10 PN rles: Talk: radi Vork . Knickerbocker Francisco. Scores: (alk Golf lesson Kamram Grotio rly 745 Tomort Mornin the Metropolitan Life direct from the Metro 1 Madison avenne. New Program W helta a.m “xettin Band: xolos: Glec oo ) o Calfornia Ramhlecs srome hour of music mental sol tramental o Trapazmdians and opeia. 1) Trovatore WEEL WFI. WCAE Clninnaty Lot N e NV vor WA, from Philad Hartford, Conn 2:30—Dallas: Mugical Montreal: Harold Leonard's Orehestra Davennort: Musical ‘Drogram - artiste New Vork: Policc alarms and weather for Radio nizht prosram 2 Angeles taik WRC—Radio ( e (168.5 Vet ion of Ame = WEAR. WGR and WEAF mixed auartet WM A aklin Danee Orcheatra 3 6 3 | seores Does the | F. B. zram talx: Benjamin Jo's Dance Orche recital » n the Bureat p.n night—Apollo Fay ter Quartet, Aida Brass Quar tet. Wanamaker organ, broadcast from the Wanamaker Auditorium, in New York, with stations WJZ and WGy the Ohey Abrah with lows rmer rder quartet Male Quartat, Los Style s : 10 TO 11 P.M. 10:00—1. ical program: talks atra MeAlpin Orchestra | s Orc Hore! « choir of o bradeast fol (Levan Minavieh K station Nauri waki) RO by daice” orches 3 ) Sporis: rehesira s Mever Davis Tn z3 Kiwanix Band v choir, Dora - 2 TZ Atiant Chica < Ralph and police reports iMliams and hix Rain ot and intrumenial Dinnar <ance Sther: m Voeal solo St Drake Ho heetra Grand Theater concert Clih Alaham Orchatra . 11 ¥.M. TO 12 MIDNIGAT. Applesatce Cluh nxeles aminer program Angeles. Feature program Rezular prosram Potters Banio Orchestra 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. 7 ninnit Portland Aoshem™ (Rap Dara Minovieh at (Meny= D norn, car the piana e 3333 k The Political Situation in onight,” by Frederie | 11:00—Chic Lox Los Oakland Omaha William Wite 2 p.m. - “Ovor the Seven Seas ens and Constantinople,” from New York with and WGY 230 pom Puques phony Orchest tion WJZ, from New 10 papMever D, chestra¥ broadeast w from the roof of the -Ath roadeast stations W7 12:00—Dallas - Patricia_Randle s Angeles. Variety program sriland - Coneert program ic Organ recital ity pthawk 1 Trio. New 1deast York Society Or station WJZ ife le Paradis with A, York Sym with sta Frolic 1702A in & Dance Orchestra 1-00—Portland: K Ballad hour Angeles Early 9 am D Progr Women's tion W7 i.uncheon rernstein r. broadcast York concert Haotel FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY by the jFTErT Washington | BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. Orchestra "WIR SCHEDULES DEBUT. N city Vi ble Condensers. Detroit's all Capacity Variable Con Part L ration of the plates to a greater ex- {tent. The capacity of a condenser depends not only on the area of one | There are many uses in radio for plate or set of plates exposed 10 (he | amall capacity condensers having a!other set. but also on the distance he. | Variable feature. but by far the most | iween the plates or the amount of di the radio | YoT ST se to which such condensers | electric hetween them. 1t had been origi- | are put are as neutralizing condens-| “The capacity of a condenser s equal open the station [ers in neutrodyne circuits or circults|to a constant depending on the ma- embedying to some extent the princi- | terial of which the dielectric is made ransmitting equipment will | ple of the neutrodyne circuit. .| multiplied by the area of one set ex- t Pontiac. while the studio | Some of the means used to obtain ' posed to the other and divided by the the Rook-Cadillac Hotel in(run(lenfifl'fi of very small capacity miles away. The station | have incorporated well known me- | K A | t New Station to Begin Operating August 15. Datroit’s new station i i WIR. is sched Wed its debut to alidience August 15 nally planned to July 1 WIR's he housed will be in Detroit, 25 will hav will us; to make i super-power rating and | chanical principles. while others have | el | Geparted somewhat from the general | t mechanical construction and | C= | run o made use of ingenlous methods to ac- e N esired end | "1'2"'\'..‘”.-'33\3.4@; first the electrical | principles Which govern the con n'u:"v} of low cap condensers we | can better appreciate the ideas that | were used to construct such con-| densers. U. S. Amateur ‘Talks' With Prague FALL R ER, Mass June 23, Jefferson B en. 4th. owner and op- erator of radio station 1CMX of this eity, got into communication the other night with radio siation OK1. giving his address as Prague. Crechoslovakia + = e Kuropean station. working on 4% meters, sent . the freetings of the| Redo i €2 Cs Czechoslovakinn Radio Club o the| phe capaeity of a condenser can |distance between the plates of the | American Radio Relay Leazue and to | pa reduced by decreasing the area of | thickness of the dielectric. The for. the president of the League, Hiram | one set of plates exposed to the other |mula for capacity is given in Figure Perey Maxim of Hartford wet. Reducing the number of plates 1, in which (' represents capacity, K | et e e of the plites of a variable | represemts the constant. A represcnts | tondenser will automatically reduce|the area of plates exposed fo each | {he capacity of the condenser. There other and T represents the thickness |is a minimum capacity beyond which | of the dielectric. the condenser cannot go and this de-| It is easily seen that the capacity pends on the mechanical construction | increases with an increase in area or of the condenser. Even when the ro-lan increase in the dielectric constant tary plates of a condenser are entirely | of the material and decreases with an out of mesh with the stationary plates, | increase in the thickness of the di- there is a certain amount of capacity | electric. The decrease is due to the between: the ghaft of the condenser |fact that any increase in the denoml- and the rotary plates and there is|nator of the fraction decreases the also the capacity between the station- | numericul value of the fraction. ary and rotary plates separated by the | There s still another way to dielectric material between them. change the capacity in a circuit and The first method then is to decrease | that makes use of different meth- S DIAth mres. Ofithe poniienyers. ods of connecting two or more com- | $The next method Involves the sepa- ! densers in a clrcult. A parallel con. C= Ci1+C2+C3 1 1A raves | tion C= | 1 g Condenser Capacity. { Marimba Band to Broadcast. The Hollvwood-by-the-Sea Marimba Band. composed of native Guatemalan rusicians, will broadcast twice this week through WRC. The first concert will be picked up from the Mayflower Hotel Thursday night. e “second concert Saturday night will be given in WRC's studio. XKOA to Broadcast “Moonshine.” “Moonshine,” 4 oneact drama. will He broade by KOA July 8. The @ation's third minstrel show I8 sched. uled for July i@ the radio iwo in WILLIA Radioscribe. My farewell radio mail brings a let © written with the brutal frankness a blood relation. Miss Vivian West, the Cairo. say So you are know when biessed news. For two years now we have lis tened to a Tuexday night harangue on making the world safe for Wile. The words of Lllla Wheeler Wilcox have often come to me: If you have faith in self so. If the she! nilence faith sh one. wiil lips are The have up. you've The best thing pen 1o vou would are crossing the e for your return tic of the car window wouldn't have the return e oing away. 1 den't 1 have heard such iod. or man, Say not push back upon of vour tin come: ieve mb. thoughts No because your d shelf of ilence out put seems to of vour make as 1 know, nything on it that cousd hap- be, when vou itinental divide, ket 1o blow out 1 am sure vou wherewithal to i nev | 1 were marooned on | mote neh, where vou had to hoe the potatoes our back was so stiff that you went around bhent like a chimpanzee. and for an noon diversion vou tramped the Lower %0, looking for the 1o brindle calf. You would then know something of real life You are smart enough, goodness know but you've ened to the fatier d hot air of the Wom en's Roap Cha and the Men Griddle Pancake Club until you ok the WinE to run vou for President ie 1 West will be for vou a transition from the pink-tex belt to he blue je rd may be the making of vou ast, 1 fervent I hap a re | “ns zone At - Gen. Herbert M. Lord budget. who took izht with President mendous heliever He thinks it director of the air last olidge, is a in the power of is matchless as ection densers ffoct nd it . has the same as increasing the plate area therefore the capacity in a cir- can be incr connecting | or more ers in parallel es connection. on the other hand, ¢ effect of decrensing the ca fcity in circuit to the extent that he total capacily in a series con- ection of condensers is equal to less han the capacity of the smallest wlenser in the series. The formula the parallel connection is given Fizure 2. while that for the series onnection s given in Figure 3. in hich ¢ ix the total capacity and 1, and 3 are the capacities of three ifferent condensers. connected in arallel in the case of Figure 2 and n series in the case of Figure 3. If want to satisfy vourself of the ffect on the numerical values in ither case. just suhstitute numerical alues for 1, 2 and (3 and work t ou out both cases for C AMBULANCES, $4.00 | The quickest way to make A COOLING DRINK! Water, Ice— and ZA-REX Mix and serve in 60 seconds. A pint makes a gallon of the most delicious fresh fruit juice drinks. It's COOL. It’s {uxim It quenches that summer thirst. Six choice favorites: Rasp- berry, Lemon, Strawberry, Orange, Lemon and Lime, Grape—or ZA-REX PUNCH, a delicious blend of six real fresh fruit juices in one. Fresh fruits are always in season with ZA-REX. Re- freshing, healthful. 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(.. post e Camden postmaster.” said C Lord. “learned of the formation club, when th was broadcast from this Winter. The next day he force together and asked tude toward the new org: They voted unanimously tee the mecessary reduction in operating expenses and applied memabership in the club.” Gen. Lord, in addition to being economy zealot and a radio bug w hall llea | base ball fan. ok by, radio. for nearly vears, with persons, personages personalities, 1 have learned (o wa Step. A recent experienc the official British Broadeasting €' pany shows that it is as easy to e mit el on the air as it is in pr The company one night hroad that Cyril Tolley, the British teur golfer had been dive America Mr. Tolley, lister Birmingham. was surprised news, having never heen marriec all. 'He telephoned # correctior the London station, which had vorced him. An hour later Lox suddenly halted the Savoy Hotel in the midst of a jazz | to say that the Tolley divo America was Cyril William A Dealing constantly a in 65¢ Crepe de Chine 3 Yds., $1 A6 -inch Printed Crepe de’ Chine. & ik and rotton’ oual MY good assortment of strles and calor inen office. announcement to guaran- their JUNE 23 v, a Canadian golfer, and not the! | internationally known amateur cham- | | pion! ook ok | The invention by C. Francis Jenkins | of Washington of so-called “rac vision” moves Marie Hemstreet poetry in the New York Herald-Trib- une. Her muse foresees the time when you will not only hear, but be | able to see, the folks who are per-| forming hefore the microphone The crowning touch is finished, The s.cntista declare We_are o see the fairies Who charm us on the air. ‘The lovely la The earnast The dancer who w1l s Before the microph The sleeping t has RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS ONIGHT Quartet Night—Apollo Male Quartet, Fay Foster Quartet and Aida Brass Quarter. WRC, Washington, 7:10 o'clock. Comfort’s Philharmonic O chestra, WIP, Philadelphia, to 7:45 o'clock ion. ex- 000, Night, WNYC, 30 o'clock. Edgemere New York, 7 n eavort relief 25%4.60° druggists Ohev Sholom Male Choir, WRC, Washington. 8 to 8:30 o'clack ien of | tidfos we n "The broadeasters caps And how the Guestion 15, is this ientife. Kimdnens— Tast hix wail without avail ive i Dack our iindness? L VR 1§ 8. Los Angeles, largest airship in the world, is equipped with a radio outfit capable of flashing the voice | ) miles and of sending radig-tele- graph signals 2000 miles Thé an- tenna, which extends alongside the £as bag of the airship, consists of : trailing wire 350 feet in length. ‘The airship Shenandoah has even x more powerful and sensitive radio instaila- tion. If our giant dirigibles are called upon to trail after the MacMillan ex pedition 1o the North Pole they will he enabled to send and receive radio nals with dependable regularity. P talk for the Summer WRC. at £:30 o'clock tonight over the following topics Coolidge’s “relentless economy The passing of La Follette The President’s Summer n Turbulent Mexico The contradictory oil decisions Foreign debt negotiations. Taxation plans Washington, city of noises. (Copsright. 19 Kamram Grotto Band, WP( Atlantic City, 9 to .10 o’clock. ion Grand opera, "Il Trovatore,” by WEAF Grand Opera Com- pany, WEAF, WFI, WCAE, W WGR and WWJ, 9 to 10 o'cloc $3.50 Philadelphia $3.25 Chester $3.00 Wilmington And Return Sunday, June 28 Similar Exenrsion July 12 SPECIAL TRAIN for an is a s 1 two and Ate e of om- om- int cast ma - in VoAt the 1 oat W to di- don 0 It reed Germans Get U. S. Programs. German radio fans for the first time are listening in on American stations The powerful Stuttgart receiving cen ter transmits music played at Pitts hurgh, Pa.. by an automatic amplify- ing process to individnal receivers throughout the whole of the German Republic. Even the weakest German apparntus now is able to hear Ameri n_hroadcasting Okay Radio Company | Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. | 415 11th St. N€W. | My fron will farewell vaca- |c L 1 2 7 2 t Ticket Agents Baltimore & Ohio R. R. dreadful Lingerie Voiles Yds., $1 Printad Toe - inch 1,500 Smart New Summer Hats For Of W hi A truly remark Department for on Sports and Tailored Wear te Milan Hemp All the Bright-Hued Bands able event in our Millinery e day only. Hundreds of the smartest styles are shown and extremely low priced—sapace will but a trip to the M They orings. are good-looking. shapes, in plain white, black and white and white with touches of the bright Summer col- not permit going into details, illinery Department will con- vince you of the remarkable values offered. ultra-fashionable Just the hat you will want for your vacation the “Fourth of Jul trip or over ¥ jaunt. At this remarkably low price we must make all sales final—no exchanges and no refunds. Milliners Dept.—Second Floar. Dollar Sale of Summer Footwear For Women, Misses and Children 1,800 pairs of shoes are included in this assortment—good serviceable styles for women. misses. children and Sturdy lasts 200 pairs dren’s Low Shoes, of patent leath- er; sizes 81/ t heels. f. m:ds, brown ber Bathing S green, orange 7 in the lot. Goldenberg's—First Fl; 150 pairs Tennis Shoes and Ox- with rubber soles; all sizes. 200 pairs Women’s White Can- vas High Shoes, high and low heels; sizes 2V 100 pairs Women’s Artco Rub- of leather and canvas, also rubber hathing shoes. 150 pairs Misses” and Children’s White Canvas High Shoes, lace and button styles: heel and spring heels: all sizes. 300 pairs Women's Oxfords Pumps, tan., patent and dull leathers: high and low heels: sizes 214 to 7 in the lot. 100 pairs Boys’ and Little Gents’ Shoes, lace and blucher styles: tan leather only: sizes 10 to 5 in the lot. 400 pairs Women’s White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, welted and turn soles; high and low heels: sizes 215 to 7 in the lot. 300 pairs Misses’ and Children’s Barefoot Sandals, of white calf, gray and tan leathers: all sizes in the lot. Misses’ and Chil- 0 2; heel and spring and , white and black; 2 to 5 in the lot. lippers, in red, blue, and ivory; sizes 3 to T J $6 and $7.50 Summer Silk Dresses Black, Nauvy, Green, Rose, Tan, Cocoa and Red Sizes in the Lot From 16 to 46 $4.88 This sale comes right at the opportune time for those in need of an extra dress or two for vacation or for business. A dress of stand- ard quality, full of style and service. All well made, full-cut gar- ments not made for sale purposes. The style range is indeed varied and embraces Embroidered, Beaded and Braided Dresses of Heavy Silks, others of Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Printed Crepe and all-over embroidered effects. Trimmed with lace collars and cuffs, braided collar and cuffs, self trimmings, others with buttons, panels, embroidered designs, braided effects and many pretty combinations. Colors include Na black. Sizes 16 to 46 in the assortment. Goldenbery's—8econd Floor. Green, Rose, Tan, Cocoa and Red, also plain