Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 34

OCTOBER 16, 1925. pause a second or two when tackling | twice as far as the soldiers of other an entirely new subject. But I must| hations. They had played base evolvg some way of putting quotation | ball in their youth. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. fellow fans as far afield as the British Isles. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT (Cobysisnt, 10f ) CAP TU FEATURE ADVENTURES OF A BROADCASTER e sation. I'm on |listening universe in this column on ; Count that day lost whose low de-| Dower to you! If there were more | fhe coomoom wiih Shocs wifted Wash. | APFl 9, 1925, Smith's score was 163 SEE US prokram: Stres m Boston rad marks' on the air. Suggestions S ! FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925 BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, e e FRtei S ol e ; b S Radioscrii * mes’ Washington staff, apparently { [ Programs of Distant Stationa Schcdulod for Eastcrn Standard Time kedigscriie 1t will be my privilege to do a turn | {8 holding fast to his record as the | “Radio Parishes.” in a churchbroadcasting studio to- | World’s champlon “logger” of long- ! 170 5 P Siations, Metars. Miles o J night, when the Men's Club of All|distance radio stations. When I first For Sets and Parts { I #:00—New York= Vocal and instrumental sol ccmnes oo WE 2 Saints’, Chevy (‘hase, converts that procldimed his achievements to the | | Boston Show Concert at AII Samts, in Elluteiphis s scending sun views no new feat in| Men with the courage to &peak out |ington song-birds, the Washington |stations. —He tells me he has just ! 130 Brfladorphia Sorgn"aid amiets radlo done. “Tadly parishea” are tha| On that subect, there would be no | @iacter ang Gretchen Haod, to say | raised the total to 210—a gain of 45 | FREID-EISEMANN Chevy Chase, to Be Broad- 5 T0 6 P. A Lastipis o| Junger that another unexpected |nothing of Y. M. C. A.'s great orator, | In slx months. In conssquence of the ATWATER KENT . oL il R 2 . very latest. They are the creation| crisis like the World War would | William Knowles Cosper. According | fame he claims I thrust upon him, t Tonight Touniile Cirries Orchastra no of Right RNev. James E. Freeman,| tutch Yncle Sam hopelessly and o the bill of the play. which is being | “Hal” has been put in touch with CROSLEY RCA cas onignt. Minneapolis: Readers Club ... Bishop of Washington. That Demos.| helplessly unready. T trust you | tagemdnaged by Fred 8. Lincoln, Davenport: Crescent Orchostra s e L Chicago. Tea unme at WGN: thenian prelate’s Sunday broadcasts | -Will fiud time, energy and patience |y s «political analyst.” But I've FEATURING must be among radlo’s outstanding | 0 keep up the work you are doing | decided to give the air audience a rest ATWATER KENT RADIO Howard A. French Co. : ¢ 5:30—Dallas: Woman's hour: furm news ot i at f for national defense. = e WCAP will take its microphone to- eatures. His “radio congregation,” as or na 3 from politics and dwell on lighter night- to the A Saints EDisoopall u:o0 phiiadeissia: W .:.::‘,J.,f :,“,.m... Franiin he Iiken to call it, 1s gigantic, and he * % v themes. ROBINSON'’S MUSIC STORE, 424 9th St. N.W. Church, in Chevy Chase, Md., to pick Orchest markets o . tells me he is coming increasingly con- * ok * ¥ Tne. 5 up one of the chief features of its pr - City . Hotel Morton Trio sclous of its “vresence” as he pours| One of my increasing difficulties on : X 1308 G st Main 2231-5034 gram-—an entertainment by popu Boion: Kiddiae. Kighe. Checker T forth his magnificent English on Sab-| tho air is how to broadcast quota.| Imile Berliner of Washington, who Washi on radio artists arrange v New York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria O bath afternoons from Mount St. Alban. | tion marks. Can anybody come fto |{nvented the microphone and made the Men's Club of the church, under Cleveland: Duner ha by popular enter * K ok *x the re ue? The other night I dis. | broadcasting possible, writes: rection of Fred S. Lincoln, its Jehonectady | Market schecl fes In the current number of the|covered that a lot of Usteners weren't The other day in your radio Now York: Market o Uncle G Cathedral Age Klizabeth Ellicott |aware where parts of the President’s| column in The Evening Star you P i e writes about Bishop Freeman's| Omaha speech ended and where my | righly defended base ball as a radio comments began. I've adopted the | worth-while thing in the public life habit of throwing in parenthetical| of Ametica. There's a pract phrases like “he sald™ or “he con-| side to the average Americ tinues” or “he adds" in the middle of | enthusiagm for the natonal g; Washi uarte:. rederic William Wile, radio’s politice Ivst; Mary Sherier Bow Gretchen Hood, mo: R Oleott” Vani “and s’ Hot Erme Golden = Orchestra Dinner concert | i k- qrolke: wports: beduis Lean. contralto, and Fred I b 10— Springfle 0 Beiamin's Hot will take part in the enter g SKecria time for children. iarkeis It will be broadeast from® s to 9:05| 6:40—New Fork: - Sunshine Talks. by Billy Van o'clock 6:35—Philadelphia: lsliovue-Stratford Hotel Orchestra Other m 770 8 P.M. "waca " KDKA asbington _general, n a dusty Maryland road a few Sundays ago, was in- formed by the cha was getting low. They stopped in front of a wayside garage, tooted the horn in vain for service and stories Lenox l-mwm\»la me. oy (hat gas |® Passage to indicate that it’s some. | In the World War it became well At 54 |body else. not'myself, saving it. And| known that American soldiers in I have learned to drop my voice and | France could throw hand-grenades ions b AP a recita ¥ 3 00—Sc] Theater Orchestra: health talk o et P steal comedy; “ha Hidden ldol. by WGY Plavers: oo fmally. both walked into the bulld- ; A . pianis musical . ng. . cert by the Wardman Park Hotel ons: g eatriainans 5 ¥ Trio; selections on the marimba by Chcertyl philvsopn Fitteen or tWinty men, some in working jumpers, others in Sun- day blacks, were standing in a sroup without conversation and with their hats in their hands. Through the garage echoed a sonorous voice, tender with hu- 3. L. Snider of the Army Chicago " airer” concert by’ Drake’ En E. L. Snider of the Army Music School cago: Organ rectal: dirier concert by Drake and a two-hour dance program by the Al ey Talletins dioner” consert Wardman Park Dance Orchestra. Ing | eldfl :'?\a)h An‘:n n.l“nnmltm;:l‘y‘n)rrl Two speeches are on the program i ‘atx: Hotel Shelton dinner cone srel n = .( l.‘ DA York: French lessons: police alarmi ition to the daily market summn: e S S Post * Radio prepared by the v{hy‘pffl nt of ;\L.x: New, York Radio talk:" Jule /mm and iy r.wn Houu or- man sympathy, in praver. The 5 One will be given by Prof e general was dumfounded. What < nin and chatrman of the di .nfi'}i’.. Orga e o Wide-aw a LWNAQ o tmednigndiwhol was ipray- OPEN EVENINGS psychology the Nationad Philadelphia. Uncle Wip's mlumn story, rol ll!\l WIP ( As he stood there a man stepped up and said in a low voice, “We cannot serve you now, sir, the Dirthaay list < chology Re- | Daveibort. (men siiort niews: hediiiid siwries by Subiinian WOC _Music: address: etories ‘; c1al and final markeis? sports: stories ¥‘;B Resear actiol Brokmyer will h Council on “F During Danger.” Eugene C. e the other. His sub- DL §9.69 | BAANDES §p g9 b - Clevelmas B W, Koterts ' Rinderxarten hous - bishop is praying.” jeet will he “Getting Acquainted With Derrolt: - Jean Goldkette's Orchestra: sololis LWIR He pointed to the loud speaker PHONES HORN Your Dru & Chicago: Classical program, vocal and instmime e e Toy 3 Tin Trio: organ recital SWHT on the seat of a rusty old Ford - Now Foric Falica, e Joeson: Dianist WRNY as he spoke. Radio, and here L IR di E tert: o t = Miami Beach, Fla: Dinrer concert .00 cooioil _WMBF were “two or three gathered to- . ,0calikadio Lntertammmen ! REan Tt gether” in true scriptural fashion St e SR LR B e | S sl theien $5.00 U. S. Tool $3.50 Hedgehog Pintonareh o 3 1 came the general's own hat, 0005, Low : . 7 :30—N¢ orh Tall 1 80 ianist o 341 204 = = - Friday, October 16, 1925. Phladsiphia “p"m.:“m:‘. T e e By w00 o3 1sa) [oilavied by that of the cheutbeur, 5:_ Loss, Audio Serton “Orhestta ¢ & 2 , i anaiten Orbestia ML i i B 2 RN el the remrentivor- One-Piece Stator Transformer | NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. Richmond Hill, X V.. Talks: S "‘,,‘.‘,'“,. als 3152 33| church. Cond Y - 5 p.m.—\Weather Bureau reports. Datlag: TFord and Glenn from WES sig 4768 1.183 After Bishop Freeman pro- onaenser ) I 5 to 8 p.m.—Public health service save e nounced the benediction, the ga- broadcast No. 269, “Artificial 05| Tage owner explained: “You see, 2 / ation.” 8:00—Phuiadelphia: Educational talke: musical program ... SLIT 3048 12| (i there lv no church within 10 s 39 s p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. rflfl'flx’ém‘n"« Hotel Ritg.Cariton. Orliestra: Bddress . .| miles of this place so the neigh- . ? ‘.T.mk.,» vocal lmu |nslrur\?wul‘ .. “Q'Qg !';2?- ;6‘4‘ borhood mflnlh’x\e gotten into the — Al e ! : New York: Talke: musical program: soloits - > E habit of coming in here on Sun- —Rs of Americ ) el c IWEGSH adlol(opocs ton ol Americs penl b msmaloider Opesk Co Waxy 205 %01| day atternoons to hear the cathe- “py oy oI Detraie: Siminerheld & Hocht @ progr WIE S180 2871 dral services. We never permit POST B BAI I 4:30 p.m.—Hotel Mayflower Orches- Cleveland: Talks: dance program : “|" any work while the service is on ier concert by Joska e’ Babar’s and ‘Coon- T Orchesiras trom ‘Congress Hotel: “Home Lov- .o 4 soa| the 8IF Chicago: Di from the Hotel May tra, flowe 6 Fresh and Full of Pep . 223%-Volt 3 * k ¥ % 304| Rear Admiral Thomas Jefferson by Nina 2234-Volt Reed! ~Gamaliel Bradford and His ¢ 38 it ot 2 Psychographs” and “The Great Pan- Springfield: Piano recital: soloiste .o oo o SoAjicome. et naymast sk generali ot , Small ALarge dalfo,” by William J. Locke. Boston Cnocst prokram:. openink Might Derformance with from his address in Washingt ! music by 55-piece orchestra, organ, and stage DNlfllllr 8 ashington a { Early Program Tomorrow. ticos from Metropolitan Theater - pleasant -x;x;reylm‘ifin ot ;:'hm I had 10 a.m.—Woman's hour, broadcast e B R e to say on the air this week about pre- with WJZ, New York Dentver. *Maekets: news: dinner concert by Herbe paredness and econom, ! Bravo! That's what I've heen ital from First orchestra preaching around for years. More Chicago: Dinner Ralph' Wililams and’ his Ramho ' Sicslarks: vocal and instrumental soloists - ... W 12 noon—Orga Congregational Church. $30 Phenix $1.00 Bakalite 1 p.m.—Concert by Willard Hotel s 07[?0?10‘ Klr‘;l' C?mn [\ro:rz:’;r‘l:lku . L 30— Ton“Amteics . Examince program — R New Ultradyne Kit L s os Amceies: Talk on Eolf oy, : WCAP — Chesapeake and Potomac §an Franciseo: Aunt Dolls: o “DUCO” e yn All Resistances Telephone Co. (1685 Meters). Louisville: Glee Club: talks ... ..... 7:15 to 0 p.m.—Daily market Chicazo: Vocal and instrumental Dmlnm (Genniie Dapsath g ¢ Pittsburgh: Teaberry time ... . eummarles, Under the auspices of the | g.45—Mimsentho: Farm program: * iecture United States Department of Agri- Painting and Lettering 212 | 39¢ culture. Mre. Norrine Nor.| 9:00—Minneapolis: Musical program . weco CENTRAL AUTO WORKS i 7:30 to it Tie Nonine hors St. Louis ram from radio .KSD 449-351 Eye St. N.W. | ris Dahn in selected piano numbers. Los_Angeles: Talks: motork e KFI '_‘iu_ . N.W. | actions During Danger,” by Prof. k- Vol igalos - LT 100-Amp. George M. Stratton, professor of psy- ::.pnn.‘g-n: s“;h:uirfl?uu!g b chology at the University of Califor New York: Soloa: Allan Trio: Colonial nia and chairman of division of p: S L R Have You Had Your Tubes Reactivated? chology of the National Research New York: Hardman hour o mu- 6 v lt Council, presented by the National Re- e O Opchentra. solos -. Maybo they meed!'n “tonte - VO rch Council and Science Service.. Davenpost: German music yomething to ‘pep them up and renew their youth. B e e ?‘x’x““ 5‘1"’"\'{-."{‘1:”‘» DIMbpi i b e ik iariare sk Stu¥uct ; RO ereon, Sieal progr : ou_thin ine ECIEs Siupia E SR eI I Cansas City: waical program: Stars Radio On‘hu‘r WDAT 858 up 10 The mark' 1ef U renew fhem”{n Ru')ber case Chevy Chase, Md., presenting as fea. | o.30— tamsmis Radu acaiet peith the marvelous Pust Tube Reactiva the filuments aren’t burned out tures the Washington Quartet—Mary Low Mu:!uh(‘hu#:lnlqguur‘ 5 % aren't, burned 5 o : Ric { aa; ‘Amphion Mala. Quartet . Skr Your tubes wor : Stiesier, Bowie §oprana JHichis® 210 New York. Talk: band concert ... Ropies"th DV DVI, DVE-AL D - “A» Lean, contraito: J. F. M. Bowle, ten- S o e Gl rutany AV orage or, and Fred bas: Gretchen San Francisco: Talk sporte: market reports A K y. Hood, soprano piano soloist; and 1070 11 P.M. twater ent 1 Tub 3 Tub Frederic liam Wile. Program fol-|19.09—New York: Concert: novelty night: artiets’ supper ..... ... WRNY - ~ ube ubes lows: Soprano Solos (@) “By the Wa. | n?;mdgfig Hill, N, : “Radio Question' box: "Andy Asclitto, New Model—5 Tube : : ca” (L and Paragon Orchestra . e ol Ml fodkajy | (Elenanco)s New York: Arcadia Dance Orchestra: Rufuy The latest nom- () “Howdy Do, Miss Springtime’ Philadelphia: Musical program: quartei: solos: d c b (Guion), Gretchen Hood: selections gram by Hotel Sylvania Orchestra squealing, non-radi- from “Robin Hood” (De Koven), Ney York! Auto talk, vocal soloa: dancs rogvam WaCA e aad / o D - - ental hour - odel o ‘Washington Quartet: soprano solo, New Yoric: Dance music: leciire:’ poiice ‘alarms snd weather * I e ke no ‘Sharsee " ¥ da Jek aria from “Carmen,” “The Micaela's o forscasi: Caicnial Bance” Orctiost e e a S| g ins:fie] ‘eather: missing persons’ lescriptions e e el e AMantic City: Musical program’ The Siiver Sipper Ve guarantee to make tubes like new or you pay us nothing. TAR s RADI HAVERFORD “Gioing Home” (Dvorak), Washington Orchestra - : Quartet; selection, Washington Quar- Denver: Sport talk: KOA Orchesira: vocal ‘and ~instru- LE SALES CO. tet: “Adventures of a Political Broad- LogStal, wololets oo ere 2 caster,” Frederic William Wile. Los Ankelea: M fi:?‘:‘\“}n‘a’i?{'m"“mu. = HNX Radio Division 9:05 to 9:15 p.m.—“Gettin, Ac- Hot Spri Sports: New Arlington Hotsl Ensemble KTHS ’ quainted With Your nmmgt,. a Chicago: University lecture: solos; Christian Endeavor tali waAQ 522 10th’ St. N. W. short tallk by Eugene C. Brokmeyer, | 19:3¢ :f"fixnfl':adr' O ORGP M presented in connection with Nation- Loftus half hour of music: vocal nnd lnslmmfl!lfl al Pharmacy week. Husk O'Hare's Orchestra ~ . 15 alk: wsical program® 9:15 to 9:45 p.m.—Concert. by the Pholadeiphia’ Locrer's Dance. Ofhestra Wardman Park Hotel Trio, Moe Baer New York: Ressland Dance Orchestra conducting. 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNT( 9:45 to 10 p.m.—E. L. Snider of the |11:00—New York odeo Club and Alabam Club Ogchestra....... WHN United States Army Music School O AT las N oyt e uama TSI OF 40 l l t Pand in solcctions on the marimba. o i < 7 h 0 12 p.m.—Dance music by th Hastings, Nebr.: Musical progi . . Wardman Park_Hotel Dance Owches. New Yonc: Meser Bavia Tido Verica Oreh-;m PR Member of Radio Merchants’ Assoc; ;s i tra, direct from Wardman Park Hotel. e T e e T T T The annual “Seven Furniture rogram Carly ; §an Francisio: Palace otel Dance’ Orchéstra Early Program Tomorrow. Los Angeles: Musical program 6:46 to 745 am.—"Tower Health Minneapolis: Paul Community "’ - . Exereises” by the Metropolitan Life e ale will 1 Tnsurance Co.. direct from Metropoli- e IRaiph Wl Sl s Riaiabo f Sk iack R Days™ Sale open its doors to 1\:_(1|kT0;;lFr, Madison avenue, New (‘hiv‘a:nolw‘n(dmtht rovi Coon-8anders' Nighthawke Libed ork City. o ) = P 2308 bim—Playbyplay | descripiion | L1 r—AtAsuC(Cs - OmlasctalL UL Ll homelovers again on Monday. ! on ooy BT Dot S R ) Storage Battery S ! g‘xme «;_;n;m l‘rmn‘(he Municipal Sta-| Los “Angeles: Musical program ... G i dd d i i S, EAmOre ML sl tetatant |~ Ue e R overghe e Fully Charged” This year. added importance is Portland: Concert Des Moines: Dance program 12:45—Kaneas City: Nighthawk froli 1T0 2 AN. 6 Volts 3 givén it.” In beauty. In quality. ] One-Piece . Rubber Case In saving.. For we secured from several friendly makers, the cream of their floor samples to ~ RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Program by radio artists from All aints’ Church, Che; Md., WCAP, 8 to 1:00—Fortland: Hoot Owls Angeles: Feature program 158 Antcios: Voral ad “Tastr s Angelee. Art Hickmar's Dance Orchestr Chicago: Pat Barn our Hour League Los Angeles: Music: Hatel Ambassador Orchestra 2 TO 3 AM. 2:00—Chicazo: The Ginger hour: Ralph Williams and the Little 5 Skylarks . St e WG 05 o'clocic Three-act musical comedy, “The Hidden Tdol” by WGY Players, WGY, 7:40 to i0:30 o'cloc All el Crosleys in Stock “Philco” (Phila. Diamond Grid) Storage B Batteries 90 Volts in one block, sell at prices which mean one- B | fourth to one-half off. Suites of ‘ Opening ceremonies of the Metropolitan Theater, WNAC, 8:30 o'clock. Atwater Kent Vlctrola Attachment “Pagliacci” and “Cavalleria,” by De Macchi Opera Company, WRNY, 8:45 to 0 o'clock. AN .. regal magnificence for living, din- ing and bedrooms. From Grand Rapids, Chicago. and other west- Oriental hour, WEAF, 10 to 11 o'clock. 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