Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 23

v THE CODLDGE ADDRESS TOBE BROADAST Three Stations to Put on Airl' Words of ‘President at Con- | gregatjonalist Session. ! i President Coolid. at the opening session of the National Council of Congregational Churches, | in convention at the Washing Anditorium, will be broadeast by sta tions WRCL WIZ and WGY. Mr.| Coolidze isthonorary moderator of m»i | s address ton council Althoughy the council will be in ses hours includes the least by the expected that | tonight. only the Presi devotior sion for several that which dent’s adiress exercises will be br three stations.” Tt i this will require about 40 m ock part and utes, be- | At S o | m will be a group of solos by | Gretchen Hood. one of the ¢ H popular sopranes, who will ap | uest soloist with Sidnev Seidenman’s | Shoreham Hotel Orchestra during the | dinner hour, and an *hour of dance music by W. Spencer Tupman's Hotel Mavflower Orchestra, broad through a chain of three stations— | . WJZ and WGY from the May sardens, ‘ Of particular interest also will be a | talk by Fred J. Wagner, world-famous starter of automobile races. who will | zive some reminiscences of the auto race track, under the title of ing Through the Years.” A ner’s talk will be given at 10:1 Another talk on tonight's program will | he given by William Rastall. chief of the industrial machinery division of | the Department of Commerce. on the | subject of ““The Mechanical Mission- | ary The remaininz features of lonight's program will be the Wurlitzer musi- | cal. the Dextra Male Ch vielin recital by Charles Al to he hroadeast from the studio of | W.JZ., New Yor and a recital hy! Georze Cornwell, pianist, and Leonard | Hall's weekly talk on “Show Shop- ping.” to he presented from WRC's The daily | | Fle market summary. pre- | pared and presented by the Depart ment of Agriculture. will open WR program at 6:45. The orzan recital today was given by Otto ¥ the Crandall Tivoli The: was followed by an hour music by David Boyd's Hotel Orchestra f luncheon New Willard | LocalRadioEntertainment Tuesday, October 20, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Stat (43¢ Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. P — €hesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). | 8ilent arly Program Tomorrow, p.m. — Market summary pre. the Department of Agricul Radio, Va. | W 6:45 pared by ture. WRC—Radio_Corporation of America | 645 p.m stmmary pre- pared by the Department of Agricul- ture. | 7 p.m.—“Show Shopping,” by Leon- | ard Hall. dramatic critic. | T:10 pm.—Sidne: Seidenman’s Shore- | ham Hotel Orchesira: Gretchen Hood, soprano. soloisi: broadcast from the | Shoreham Hotel | 5 p Meetinz of the National | Council of Congregational Churches: | address by the President of the United States, honorary moderator: broad- ! cast from the Washington Auditorium with Stations WJZ and WGY. i £:40 p.m.— Wurlitzer Musical, broad- | cast wlth Station V from New | York. 1 9 pm.—Dextra Male Chorus, broad- | cast with WJIZ Y e p.m.—Charles Fleischman, vio-| linist: Tda Lechter > piano: ast with S JZ, from York @30 pm, Dextra bhroadeast with ation Station from New | Male Chorus WIZ, from he Mechanical Mission- | William Rastall. chief of tha 1 Machinery Division, Depart- ment of Commerce 10 p.m.—George Cornwell, anist, | 10:05 pm Thorugh, the | Yea " by Fred H 10:30 p.m.—— WV, § his Hotel Mayvflowar east with Station WIZ and WGY the Mayflower gardens< Early Program Tomorrow. 10 to 11 a.m.— Women's hour, broa east with Station W.J 12 noon-—Ors v from First 1 pm by stein’s Hotel Washinzton Orchestra. NOON FEATURE KEPT UP. | Series of Organ Recitals Continued | in WRC Program. | A series of noon organ which was made a regu TRC's programs during the Sum- mer. will he continued this Fall and Winter from the studios of the Homer I.. Kitt Piano Co. During the Sum mer the recitals were nlaved on the organ of the First Congregational Church The Fall and Winter be plaved by leading Washington every day to 1 p.m.. except on Tuesday. when the recital will he plaved by Otto| F. Beck on the Tivoli Theater organ. S | recitals r feature on programs will organisis of from 12 noon | Ex-Gov. Nestos Sees President. | Former Gav. R. A. Nestos of North Dakota called on President Coolidge | vesterday hefore returning o the West after a fivemonth tour of Eu rope. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT President Coolidge’s address at a meeting of the National Council oi Congregational Churches, WRC, 8 o'clock. World cruise by radio. con- ducted by Ross H. Skinner, KDKA, 8:30 o'clock. State Theater vaudeville and music, WEAR. 9 to 10 o'clock. “Babe” Herman vs. “Honey- hoy” Finnegan bout, WNAC, Boston, 9:30 o'clock. 1 opera, "1l Trovatore.” R Grand Opera Com- AF. 10 to 11 o'clock. Gra by W pany, WE Spencer Tupman's Mayflower Orchestra, WIZ and WGY, 10 Hotel WRC o'clock. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1925 Programs of Distant .Stations Scheduled for FHastern Standard Time 4 T0 5 PM. 0—toston: Shepard ¢ pe Orchestra e YRAC New Yok Voe Temennal - solisie: Bernhurd Teviton & Otono ” : Wiz 204 New York Leximg Orehe LWHN i 204 | B e indes e et the ¥ ments 04 | design B0-—Kan s g Wi I and’ instramental N W00 wumpets. 6 PM. Orchestra: news: markets .. WJZ tal . WIW WCCO WMAQ LURYW WGN el deiphia woon *Frlie e at W WEAE WS WTAN Nisht wie WMCA o York: Hotel Waldorf-Ax York: Uncle G i Hotl Hollen i W awks: market New York emble B :00—New New | o California v Cleott Vail and bis Hotel Roveit Soffer. pianist Sehouectady - Market quo news Van Curter Hotel' “ New York: Racin Y it imer < McAipin Stz En concert” by WGY W.A7 WW.I KDKA SWOR WGN WECO dinner Waiher: 't Wolie Childre ' e Kla.: Bl ncfield . Le Mores whia City embie Orcliest Hotel 0y ¥ rl's Tent Bellevur-stratto Hextia. Orzan ecital Sk TO 8 PO H, - Conn weert ik an recital ncert by Drake Hotel String Quintet:......... 1 e T oncert W ehildren x The Hoxer.” Feank Dole: Hotel Vi Uncle. Wiss. 50 i ture: Daf¢ H WOO, W E e irthiiy fotcl L Satie Oreh WDAR WHN WNYC WEAR Instrumental WHT WO New Market<: thie Organ recital . )2 Classical " Vo and yling s Strins Lolos Davenport: News: p cago: Dinner cone WENR P o e " WIR 7:15—Chuazo n s i Island. = ek B v T30—Dallas B View by Mrs. ) and _instrumental” prozr e nE WOAT mbassador Trio W a: Dre . with hoys’ ‘and of ‘the by Allyn Saurer inatic Artist recital: weather: markets Iphia” Davis Saxophone Octet Firls h WLIT WLW WO WG Y WX AC Kb lie Theater. nsemble 8 TO 9 PV Crosles Instrumental Trio : WELW Ambassador vocal and instrimental artisia WJY B Cwear WHAR WEAR WNY( WHY KYW 8:00—Cincinnati Diner York: Fi 4 01 Vanitie che Tt WCAE WJAR M H atonal Forun am Safery Musical o1l 5 and” Wid " Farl Twins, WE W Alliance thing radio maker VSAT WEAF talk: T progra Quartet Bert Kaplan ‘and his or wuca Wiz WP soice. L WTIC auestion hox WL Herbert. White Raie returnst War Musical 3 Fashion talk bl ntal Conn Hotel artisis instruniental Vocal and ins Markets. snorts: ¢ niusic | orchestra Dtal artists concert by EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY The C: Aside Mrom the greater improve- tizan the entry of the cabinet. | inlo the radio field. : i Spil » movetiito ibe inkared | WA and enjoved in the dust and lit- nsfor D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1925. [PLAN FOR SILENT NIGHT BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduetion Prohibited. for Chief Radio Enter- tainment. albimetmaker Enters the Radio T purely mechanical arrangement of Field. parts, wires and batteries into a beau L _ tiful piece of the cabinetmaker's art, | ©ompel New York broad fit to harmonize with the other pieces | tions to observe F of furniture in the home. { “silent” nfght may Those of the fand who remember | opposition outside Manhattan, the old-time contrivances known as|as in the metropolitan district. sting in the electrical and mechanical of] radio receivers, no single pare them with the still more ancient music boxes of past decades. radio receiver is on radio Receiver is on a p; finest creation of the manufacturer. In the matter of arr | New York, it is understood. with the | pected to pre with the | The situatio in phonograph ' pointed out, differ {in Chicago, where a Eb L e i eerin o nally estaniiann: that manufacturers are taking the cticalyialliof-¢he (Ch question of symmetry into considera- | o tlon. Most of the front views of the radio receivers of today, such as that | shqwn in figure 1, show a tendency | toward symmetrical arrangement of | | the dials. instead of the phazard rangements that were o common in! past seasons. | " The present-day receivers show a de- termined movement to do away with | the horn type of loud speaker. There ! are many cabinet or console type of horns on the market now and the | tendency it to incorporate the horn in | the cabinet of the set. as shown in figure 2. in which the horn is hidden behind top of the cabinet. Another offensivi |against the ugly | teries and conglome |Ing wires | Tables Have Compartments. | A popular type of r table is |shown in figure rhe radio set can | | be placed on the table. he left hand {compartment contains space for a | | loud speaker. The right-hand compart- | ment contains space for all “A" and | “B#" batteries and ers, while the center drawer has space enough for the log sheets and other odds and ends usually used in cannection with a | radio set. The top is hinged at the that it can be tilted up for cess to the compartments. | "Figure 4 shows a very popt ceiver model, in which the receiver is placed in the center compartment {The two side compartments are used for loud eaker, batteries nd charger. One of the very latest de: in console adio shown_in_F ATWATER KENT RADIO | VROBINSON’S MUSIC STORE, | Ine. New greatly York, it are individual plants, ading ‘]71 Greatest Handi New two distinet and ched SR bat ation of connect back so easy ac- lopments sceivers x| Main has dore more to popularize , duflfiufiihjfidefu i Power Dgraki_fiiq Finish | thei attic until the cabinetmaker 1ed the radio receiver from nd his orche: €0 Dinn-r hestra: vocal eld. Charles Her Evening Americ Francisco: ~ Children Tonisvilla: Carl Zoeller s Malc Raleizh QU Examiner o i World cruise radio.” Litde Symphony Ruiph” Williams and " his vaudeviile. rlos Pittshurch Cheatra 15—Chicaco Musical program Cornet quartet KDRA' Little Talks The Bankers and. in. WCBD Symphony Oroh KDK A KFI Lite Tiio WH) talks: markets 3 rumental soiojst: idon Hall Dual A srus: vielinist : al_program: Bart Kaplan s Orchestia 0 Silver Bell B tet : Vocal and instrimey Saivaticn ‘Arny ¥ At few 4 New York Philadelphia New York o i uaret New ‘Vork: - Everea W VFI. Wor ot W o Wi, fom . lluv"n:u‘”.\iu cal program: speeches from American Farm New Yok New York (ISl State T Philadeiphie. Vocsl fnstrumental Cimemnati: Ly Maie Quar ey Bealn kptes Tolotets Chicago Pionee Allanta tertat Chicazo 9:30—Chicazo- Voeal ard it Hartford, Conn - Organ Denver i WOAD Vocal <oloi <oloists iment Liter solos travel progra wearher mental recital ncert program Springfield - Instrumental Dallas: Instru, , Boston: R Honeyhoy Los Angeles i ram 10 TO 11 P weather Chilgren’s pro 10:00—Springfield <cript Chicago 1sical program Univer 2 police “ata a. i 1 Ny WEAF Gr WEL WCA WWJWeeo prozram: A Tnn *Orches’ mview s Ol oda Orchestra phuial and stiinental soloisi 2 sxtra Male Chorus Howe ower Of ches o s Hovel Mash O chistr and e Stecles N au D k am:’ orchestra cheiti snorts - MIDNIGHT, music: Rose ies” Examiner progr Francisco” Uriied 'Statee Hotel ‘MeAlpin Orches Orchestras’ . taburich cinnati Concert fro Voeal and instrumenta Relnh. 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