Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 18

18 THE' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY., AUGUST 17, VARIED PROGRAM e T e T Y ON WEAP TONIGHT HAT SHOP WE CAN AFFORD A VACATI! o LADYS MADE HEARD OF ST. ITUS WEDNESDAY WE LEAVE FOR ST, vm;sfi S0 MUCH MAZUMA | [BY TH SEA AL 7 BY THE SEA WHERE THE JONESES WE'RE GOING To || WHERE ALL THE ARE SUMMERING! Now ALOYSIUS P SPEND TwO WEEKS ([ SWELLS HANG Shakespearean Reading,’ Solos, Community Sing, Band MEGINIS DUy A Book on ETiQueTTel|fT ST VITus By o AND GET BEADY T0 tMineLe || THE SEA. AT and Dance Music on Air. 1925. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1925 [Boy 'S T LAST WORD W TH SOCIAL DICTIONARY! ALL THEY DO IN THAT BURE | GET OUTA T’ HAY AT NooM AND PLAY PoLo OR Suim TH' REST Of TH' DAY! TAKE \T FROM ME AL, YOU'RE IN' THE WRONG TENT!! YOU NEVER EVEN SAw A Polc MALLET THAT GANG OF SWELLS WILL CERTAINLY HAND You T RAZZ - GLADYS ' NoT . . ¥ Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time SO FAST DEARIKE.Z Station. Meters. Miles 43 204 S04 market rey 5706 P.M. United States Navy WRC and time i MITH THE UPPER CRrusT | [*tiD OF & Prace OF SASNIETY; |y Sk 5:00—New Yorl Band t quotations: news | wert by Hotel Ten | klin Hotel Concert Or 7t Orchestra ard Colonial” Dianc Premicr nd h ran Club Oreh WCAP radio pr Osbore Chateau and popular interest an repertolre, man, bari Bob_ Law band con- | MeAlpin Orélicstra levue-Stratiord Hotel WET WPG base 1 tone ¥ communi 670 7 PN Morton Trio ork: 3 ton New York Philadelpata Chicago! Stock Five hen Mr 15 and well he Spanfard He will also sing ) conclude reguest . Paolo Stephen | ewma & Kknow partion to the Increase fn capacity,|will notice that the shape of t but in proportion to the square foot |plates is much different of the increase in capacity, so that|of ight se in W LL ESKIMO” PROGRAM. MacMillan to Unique Bill Wednesday Night [7.0) FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited ‘ ety of Party Broadcast | | he cir m be | been extent in | T with th, ) Taw | This difficul a condenser sed to T August —The police bulieting of the day plates that 1 station: cording to wave esign of conden aightline Capacity: Length and Con- A Talk on St The straightline capacity condenser Straightline Wave 3 fafiine Wave slens filled the satisfactorily Stral s R i was desired and since that type = g 'ulu-!olnfir was both easy to d The straightline capacity variable|and easy to assemble, it condenser was the first in the field.|very popular item. No other require produced ments were necessary f ir 80 that that type iner. with |1 r I IT6 8 PM given. the dial whether the features t t by Local Radio Entertainment Monday, August 17, 1925. Wiz WRNY WOR WLW for number of sending on few meters noticed that lower wave along the low dial, while th wider scale re semi-circular plates remain a long time. With th broadeastin wave lengths of only a apart, it began to the stations lengths were « wer scale readi on the along the higher his made 1sy to tune in be | tion wded |ation « of the | 400 hose on the higher wave |ar lengths were scattered over a much separation 1ing of the dial it comparatively 1 on the yer in the Boys Charged With $1,500 Theft separate high wave-length stati but exceedingly difficult to sej the stations on the lower lengths. The reason for fact that the wav cuit does not inc) several stations began transmitting on widely different wave lengths, the only requirement desired in a con- denser was the ability to adjust the ty of a circuit to different val- so as to tune the circuit to the s wave lengths then existing. on, Radio, Va. | wave | rs). |a is is due to the| 1gth of | in dir | u repor New . Y reau reports. | A wd 00—New York: V At « poration of America Meters). | the United | Charles Tomorrow. hour, broadcast | recital the al Churct 1 Sper his Hotel Mayflowe and Orchestra. WCAP — Ches: nd Potomac Telephone Geehl; two_special comi which Mr. Newman will Spaniard “A Dollar request, Tosti) LOWER PRICES ODGE BROTHERS MOTOR VEHICLES (Stephen by Mme. MISSING WOMAN FOUND. Telegram to Mother Ends Search for Mrs. Isabelle Thompson. Sran NEW YORK, August 17 ().—The | = for Isabe 7‘ 3 g g Germans to Tap Phone Lines for Calls Sunday, ended yeste Sgrah de Puy Gildersleeve, , received a telegram from cotia. Dodge Brothers, Inc., announce a reduction in the prices of their motor vehicles, both passenger and commercial, with the exception of the Roadster and Chassis, effective Monday, August 17th. These new prices come at a time when Dodge Brothers product has reached the highest peak of mechan- ical perfection in its history. They cannot be overlooked by anyone who has the slightest interest in the value his dollars buy. that track and eiving iter elep] : > connection is f the 3 estd ) istunce tele- RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS gl : : . sioptione TONIGHT versed when o e . 1 : connected rate e on the ion will be in I ns of the the train is|ment radiated from aph wires WOMEN ARE ANNOUNCERS. | Correspondence of the Associated Press TOKIO, July 21.—The voiced male radio announcer may be- dersleeve announced. Lawrence ( WCAP, 8:30 mun to 10 govern 1d it is declared pas. will be able to communicate ) one train to another. WINS $50,000 PRIZE. Fannie Hurst Gefs Liberty Award f for Motion Picture Story. | | | % : used elec United States A the roof of the car to t. WJZ, 7:30 to 9 o'clock Night, “Al Reid’s Hour,” from Bran ford Theater, WOR, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. Stanley Theater program, WLIT, § to 9 o'clock Ll B Hurst, was yesterday prize which the in conjunction with ky Corpora- L story suitable for motion picture. poken of as ever held. Al ripts and plot that the announ *coming from Tokio dialect quarter of the globe. not be misf 1e o John 2 ler, executive editor There is much difference in the speech | Lasky and Rex of the tw | he novelist, were the judges. GO, the August 17 author, $30.000 | come a thing of the past in Japan nnie J¢ of the new Tokio br Jar concert, LS G yn succeed in settin awarded and WWJ, 7:43 v . n agas American WKRC, 9 to gion program, clock of its kin employed. | most 100,000 m by Silver- KSD, 10 Musical 'SEMMES MOTOR COMPANY Raphael Semmes, President Ty s NN 8 Dupont Circle Main 6660 1707 14th St. ID you see the movie crowds yesterday? Way down the street, did you hear the applause, the laughter, the happy clamor of people having the time of their lives ? Yes, sir! Yes, everybody! Greater Movie Season showed Washington what screen entertainment is—greater pic- tures, greater music, greater shows. We promised much and peoplesay wedelivered more. Finel So—Again Today THE NATION-WIDE SCREEN CELEBRATION