Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 27

THE EVENING 600D MUSIC ON AIR FROM WRG TONIGHT “William Tel'" Overture and\ b o “Jewels of the Madonna” by Marine Band. grams pre. this Sur enterta WGY, will offer Theater, where microphon will pick up the music and transmi ft_on to the other three stations ir the chain the most inter nted by the € to be player he leater. | wil | and intermezzo overture to 1de The ner's Tewels Northerr eminiscences tonight's co; will lohn 1" cornetist. who will plas Carnival In addition t cert. WRC w fenture 1 of Musi Station W17 neer Kryl's Marine Band cor base ball Local Radio Entertainment Thursday, Sept. 10, 1925 NAA—Naval Radin Station, Radio, (131 VCAP—Chesapeake and Telephone Co. (1685 Meters) Early Program 'lnumnn\\ wk City WR(—Ra Meters). enmann’s Shore of King va.| |"n|nm1| ‘ ration of America United 1 p.m.—Lur Willard Orche PROPOSES TO BROADCAST FOOT BALL, PLAY BY PLAY wiz With Universities and Army and Navy for Fall Games. Announces gements s well Princeton and will Jitional Nay on November rderstood that WGY will e zames through their Shensetal he complete sc October October Yankee & also sta Penn-University o cago at Philadeiphia October 31— Penn-University Thiladelphia November T—Harvar Have Cambr ember ds Army-Navy RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT e Ur WR( WBZ, 7 ed States Wiz 9 30 to Silvertowr WEAF 9 to 10 o'clock Divisi Lo Picadis 10 o'clock Mever and. WR( FEATURING ATWATER-KENT RADIO ROBINSON'S MUSIC STORE, Arrangements “pick | PACE COURSES in Accountancy and Business Administration Tosding to B. C. S and M. C. S Degroes Prepare for C.P. A. Examinations New Evening Class Begins Sept. 15 Ontl or Write Now for Casalos BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY 2 -00—Cincinnati LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, Programs of Distant 1925 Eastcrn Standard Time SEPTEMBER 10, Stations Scheduled for p.M. 4.00—New York ’ J New York N markets ew York ital " nrogrant al : 4:50--Phiiadolpmin:’ S iy 5 TO ¢ P wlts racing re stocks scores: Ten Exci Ho w Fecital Uncle Geeh Weather Iuliaby ‘time ories: Perl Bonjumin Frankiy bt s Hotel Or¢ Hofel Waldorf-Astoda Orche : ‘markets: scor Shepard Colonix X phia: Scorcs: B Atlantic' City: Sport talk Market high o Club Arcaay Orchosira Wdid Concart eports mble ox En Patriek tra s from Atlantic City pageant hook talk: WGY Orehestra; vocal and hour Y it WG iy Orehastin wear Al Jewish melodies” or WNAC Dianist WMEA 7T0 8 PM Crescont Male Quart WMeA )¢ Hotel v anl WHN Hand i States Mariie Ban heatra wip ix WGRS WGR W and play 1o talk <. WEEL WSAl VEAT soriia Orchestra WNYC WHAR WILW KDK A WO beauty WPG WDAY WEAR Orehestra paseant \d her Meindy M his Rainbo Gard wou WIR WEAA Orchestra 3 TO 0 PM “WEAT WoR, wwa e and his musical program debuit night: songs entertamers theater p Park Symphony Oy nstrumental pr 1 program izt “cores 7 T6 10 P Musical program WAMAQ trimental nlarkets acores tal program hie's Orchestra Toew's vandevitic WEEL WFI WD WSAL Wi erenaders ‘and vocal and ins Hella Temple novelty enté 10 TO 11 P.M WPG Tanment’ WA & | getting 7 Park Orchestra Coneert fm the Willbws, Oakmont. Pa 11 P TO 12 MIDNIGAT. w e n Voeal and i ntal am Hollywood Headlines' : KYW'S Aerial Minstrels 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. Midnight Bow-wows Davennort nm.,,“a " selos o et 5 IWFAA hawk frofic: Plantaiion’ Plasérs: others WDAR 1 TO 2 AM. The Ginger hour: Ralph ms aod the Little Swedish Throng U. S. Lists. of applications Applications thus granted by American consulates fill the country’s emigration quota to the United States to April, 1926 for emigrant visas - far received and ro¢ he | CHOLM, September 10 (#) e of America is strong as ever | veden, judging from the number When the Youngsters Go to See Jackie Coogan Oft they scamper with bright eyes and merry laughter on the road to adven- tureland. How secure you feel when you know the theater to which they are going is built of concrete. For concrete has great reserve strength and is firesafe. To help you get the protection that concrete insures in theater construction, the cement industry, through the Port- land Cement Association, offers you a free service. This covers every use of concrete. It helps you get the greatest value for your money. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Union Trust Building WASHING1ON, D. C. oA National ation to tmprove and Extend the Uses of Concrete OFFICES IN 30 CITIES STAR, | | { tier 1 4 1 imbo of ohsolete equipment s r { us_for many | will the | amplitiers. WASHINGTON, 1. €., THURSDAY. FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH ALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Righ(€ Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited The New Tubes, One thing is certaln, and that that radio research engineers are after | cOnstruction of the tub The butiety's soars) | of reducing current consumption with- The war Is being waged along two | Out impairing their efficiency. A new {lines, one line of offense is artempt these tubes will soon appear on ing to use t tubes but to sib. rket.. These new tubes will fit cthate’ the £orn ie rd sockets ®o that it will not bhatteries. In the other Iine of offense to change a clrcuit in enginee ttempting to use.them the tubes a . mat of tube | proving efficlency i | Of perfecting the 1 e in the line Is used in t fact is pre ing the majority of tubes with bases v will permit them to be inter nged without the necessity of adapters No Adapter Used, One wide-awake manufactuver has already perfected a socket which will take all of the new tuhes and some of the ald style tubes without requir ing the use of an adapter The new AC tubes with bases which will > in standard necessity of changinz common A battery lead. If at a later day vou should desire to substitute 3 : present storage be able to do the additional w the flament cireuits of the new tube 1t will it will directly from standard} will_supersed: receivers i= something that t be determined o pnesent. 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