Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 43

' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 “DUCO” (Genuine Dunont) Painting and Lettering CENTRAL AUTO WORKS 419-151 Eye St. NV Franklin 680; ADVENTURES OF A BROADCASTER BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, Radioscribe. SRR NAA TIs Heard From ——— e LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rizhts Reserved. Reoroduction Prohibited o-HOUR PROGRAM OFFERED BY WCAP [ cov York 1 York Yok Y Miles. 204 204 Station. Meters WEAF Voral and instrumental soloists: talk Wiz Solos: " readings. Hetel Astor music i Music: Larsen Violin Ensemble | New Herman ‘Streger and his players Boston " Shepard Colonial Orchestra: 'pianst 30—New York: Uncle Rohert and his pals New York: €vmphony i Larsen Dallas: Agricultural program Kansas Cits: Star's String Trio Philadelphia’ Dance program 40—Philadelnhia: Police reporix Musical Features to Predom- inate Tonight—Good Num- bers Are Promised. organ: trumpets 370 ¢ PV, Gold and his orchestra br children Tea music: market reports. new Currie s Orchestra: news. markets Readgers Club Maoseh New Lowisville Minneanolis Davenport Chicago Chicwxo A tractions, pre of varied featuring tet at the am musical selections by of the United Rand and the Mozart will be broadeast WCAP, musical Fashion 1IN0 Saasital Brogeam T e 0 WOR evubiend roerim 6 T0 3 P.M. saxophone Sthte: s Army Quintet String to. Chald Jife stories .. 5 Kiddies' "Klub: Checker ‘Inn " Orchestra ¢ York: Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra Detroit . Dinn ncert Philadelphia ner: Cleveland: Dinner hour by popula: entertainers News: marketa: Sunday school lesson New York: Uncle Geebee: Anzel's Orchesti 3 New York Vail and Golden s McAlpin Orchestras . ew York: Markets: piano soloa: French lsasons . Dinoer concert sports: bedtime siories Diryer «oncert Young people’s Nall hour stel Lenox Enmmble . Bellevue-stratford Hotel University course. market Court of Gold Medal 0: Skeesix timé for chilidren: siories York: Suushine talks by Billy B. Van TO 8 P.M. Entertain 5:00—Chicago night station B Amonz other numbers | WCAP the weekly Wardman Park Hotel ‘Trio. under the direction of Moe Baer: two-hour program by the Wardman Park Dance Orchestra. a piano recital by Miks Dorothy Bedford and a guitar | recifal by Sophocles T. Papas, who will assisted by Miss Irene Schrei ner. zuitar virtuoso. and Mise Clelia Fioravanti, contralto Dr. Charles E. Monroe. chairman of the commiitee on explosives of- the Natlonal Research Council. and Caleh O'Connor, dramatic reader, will zive the desired diversity to the musical 1 tm. Dr. Monroe will talk on “orm and Matter.” while Mr. 0°'Con nor will give a series of selected read dinner concert scheduled hy are concert of the Harttord Springfieid Philadeiphia New Yrk Minneapolia 4 Chicago 10—New ' be Orchestra 00—New York Cheerful Atlantic City: Chicago: Lyon Drake Hotel Minneupolis cnestra New York Orchestra Philadeiphia Springtieid: rounces Club Richman Philosopher” .. s Hotel Morton Trio 5 & Houly organ recital: dinner concert Snsemble und Blachstone Quintel Highwas bulletin: Dick Long" Rurr MeIntosh 5 o iy Whe o lopuients Acoustics by Brandes Incans better. radio. The new Speakersare truly remarkable —the ulc of seventeen s of intensive te- hy <y WGN 3 or to sep ncert g 3 £ 3 weeo e Rernhard Levitw s Hutel ‘Commodore Concert WCAP will open its program at 7:10 with the daily market sum maries of the Department of Agricul ture, and hroadeast continuonsly until midnight. concluding with the dance music from the Wardman Park Hotel The Hotel Mavfiower Orchestra will entertain the radio audience this after noen from K through sta tion WR( "his station also has acheduled several hook reviews by Mrs. Nina Reed i 5 waz at Believue-Stratford “Hotel WFI Market reports. civil organ recital Hartford: Emil Heim Hotel Newark: Hotal Skelton dinner concer New York: French lessons: police al ing of tha hoard of estimates - New York: What's Your Radio Problam his orchestra El 2 Schenectads - Albany Strand Th health talk: violin recital . Philagelphia: Uncle Wip's bedtme TR AL 5 New “York: Gene' Iniraham's Great Noich bedtime stors. Vee Lawnhurat. pianiat 0 Organ recital: Famils Altar Leazur Sportk B in Music Talke Benjamin Association 3 F. W_ Roberts dean Goldketre s Dance Orchestra service examinations an- Bond' Tr tuning slowly vary Slowly BZ Wi WOR step s to « weather. o a iletine me of mest - WNYC o is “Anzel and WGRS ality ier Orchestra: organ 5 o ol z waY roll wall and birth- e 4 WP Inn’ Orchestia WEAF Wide awaka WMAQ WO Belmont Trio’ WJID WDAF Radio Service Co. We Make Any Set Work Better DAY_AND EVENING SERVICE RFASONABLE CHARGE Thone Adams 810 RADIO We carry the following line of radio sets in stock: | Freed-Eiseman Five and Six Tube Sets Atwater Kent Five-Tube Set R. C. A. Superheterodyne Crosley One, Two and Three Tube Sets $3.75 Eveready 45-Volt B Battery ....$2.59 2.00 Eveready 221,-Volt B Battery. .. 1.49 4.50 Brandes Head Phones S geiorsinieis 12008 3.00 Spitfire Head Phones. . 1.95 147 Brandes Loud Speaker... ee 0298 18.00 Storage Battery, 100 Amp. . ...1498 2.50 R. C. 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Weather Bureau reports. * * 345 p.m o 10:05 p.m. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 5 pm.—Hotel Mayflower Orchestra broadeast from the Hotel Mayvflower & p.m.—Book Reviews by Miss Ni Reed: “The Memoirs of Lord and “Christina Alberta’s Father, H. G. Wells, ¥ Early Program Tomorrow. 10 a.m.Woman's hour, broadcast | with W.JZ, New York 12 nosn-Organ recital from Homer Kitt Studio. 1 p.m.—Concert Orchestra ity KDKA WMCA W00 WAHG wav Brandes | i Experts in radio acoustics Philadelnh; Richmond New York Atlantic Cits Hotel Rit7-Cariton Orchastra voral solow Knickerhociker tance of Rnowing Orchasira Your “Gwn WHAR WAL hedtima wLIT WCAT since 1908 with hors and girle t torie o 45—Philadelphia’ Deiawars County Serenaders 2710 9 PV Talke: musical program 5 Atlantic Cits . Seanda Hotel Tho = Richotond Hill. N Y. Organ reciia) Philadelphia: R C. 0. Militars Band ..And_instrumental solor New York. Talk: Trouver MiAmi Beach. Fla. News. Dolice reports Uhicago: Dinher concert from Congress Hotel by Babary's and Coon-Sanders Orchestras Detroii: Summerfield & Hecht presentation Talke: dance program Tavéina Opers Company Habpinese Boe 00—Philadelphia WL WHA WAHRG vocal W0o WMCA WMBF Joska' de KYW 3 WIR . WEAR WENY WEAF recifal-talk WNYC organ reciiall WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Southern Automobile Supply Co. 1519 L St. N.W. Main 3564 n’ Male Quarter:’ talks L. by Willard Hotel WCAP—Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- phone Co. (168.5 Meters). 710 to 7:20 p.m.—Daily market summaries, under auspices of Depart- ment of Azriculture. 7:20 to 7:35 p.m. hy the Saxophone United States Army to p.m a talk by Dr. chairman, comm investigations, Council. to 850 p.m.— Musical selections the Mozart String Quintet. S30 1o % pm.—Guitar recital by “ophocles T. Papas, teacher of fretted istrumen given in conjunction | with “Guitar week,” November 6 'fl‘ 13, assisted by Mi: Irene Schreiner, guitar virtuose, of the Papas Studio, | Floravanti, contralto. | New | ] l Yok by Herman Springfield: Piano vodeisrs hes" DON'T FORGET TO INSTALL A recital: vocal solor’ Stainway Al b Histors ‘taik e o and 2 Atlanue City. “Educational series - stidio program New York: Excerp'a from “The High Fivero me St he ‘Exangesist Club: sor.ga Orcheatia’ soloisis u Program . k0 Edgewater Beach Hoisl . AN inatrumental solos New York: Vocal solon Denver” Markets: Stocke . Herber:' White's Orchestra . Chicago’ Ralph Williams and i tra: vocal and instrumental Porto Rico: Concact: tpesches —Philadeinhia: Chironcactc alic > ertaimment from University 8:30—San Franeisco: I niertainment Pittsbureh . The Dutch Master Fcrt Worth: Concert by the . Des” Moines: Tha Herring Band Pynsctany steinwar’ B broeram - maniaia Tous ree Hour™! artist recital: Joseph Guaiat Touisvillé: Conoert’ program from Sor Mimpal Seminars . ncwa Mietiny Minneavolin: Canned foods e New Yark. Combined Hatvard Brime ert from ‘Alexandar HAN. Ton Anzeler Bxdnine proeiam v ord. Conn.: - Commumi o chastar Chamber of Commeres artiat ™™ 5 5 TO 10 P.M. alks: radiotorial pari Teaberrs time ! Tecture: musical program oIk, musieal program- Cod 118 Instrumental Trio WLWL Trio: voeal solos: fali Tiolinist: Sreinway concert, WGY Mavnard staff represent Geographic M the Arctic with sends me a farewell eve of departure for Near East We had a bully trip with Mac- Millan. and at the end of the week [ set out with Mrs. Williams and the three voungsters for Beirut, Syria. The Interim has been 0 brief that 1 have not had occasion to see vou. but an enthusiastic triend. who did not know how stern an enemy of my sleep the radio was on our Aretic trip allowed me to listen in on one of vour splendid radio talks here in Washinzgton Would that I could tune in from Syria' PP Tos Angeles friends of mine, know of my enthusiasm over Hollywood howl, where 30.000 attend orchestral concerts and listen to “symphonies under the stare” Summer nights, writes me about a | | tremendous radio stunt just staged nut there. By means of a huge 1hlie addr svstem installed in Musical selections Quartet of the Band “Form and Mat- Charles E. Monroe. tee on explosives National Research | Ore talke Ainner Oriols Tiio Aports concert 2 Now run a wire fro “p" ter-|terminal of transformer No. 10. The ~ pressed regret that the great Navy |urban parks, there was recently wire from the “p” ter | It you have wired the set accord-| | atatement caught the eagle aye of my |In the same key. thanks to radio. | " g 0 SR O TIEORD o0 5 e in question and Brandes sllental thesSmaunid that the Los Angeles park hoard plans |volume. i b e i havaG vt : : s set yractically the of Navy night. Karl Uhr- | 6utio0k for the congressional session y mann, The next connect R ing on the other dial through the Navy on my crystal set, I am * * pieces. “‘Cher Song." the Fields there,” has been reading his Ralph | of Minnetonka" (Lieurance). that air, as ‘twere, 87 In E | church and concert singers. Its oh. 1 ihe last sentence: | I think no man can go, with his | France: van den Boger Marion had on men is gone or going. It Sweel: basses. R. H. Davidson, Frank half parishes are signing off, to o ox ok Donald MacAMillan, FEATUBING B A st step is to connect the * termi- | night program, October 27, was not | “community sing” with more than|minal of jack No. 1 and connect in| . ing to directions vou will be surprised p— gallant friend, Lieut. Comdr. Alfred t 4 | The “B" terminal of condenser nnected with this | ceiver. The United States naval radio ¢ | e, Unite o A singing of the people in Westlake | Next, run a wire from the “R" ur-’ hook-up and broadeast the entire S Aaddress” system at each of the out 1. thence to the “R" terminal of [the muitiplug. connect the brown wire that which is_jointly assigned r band, tuned to the same pitch. played | This will serve to put a plate volt- ghould he connected with the nega- taneously with either of those sta- 8 lete 3 At Lincoln Park. FEven persons in This voltage will give very good farminal® THe yallow wixe shouldilse ; 4 hroad- L] hac WG waltiat that e et to hold a “community sing” regularly | NGl of ihe “pvagtiary Tmpell pink wire which connects Wwith the | m av: S s effecti " o} “G* ter 1 of ultiplug 14 is not Navy day program A8 efect e |considering adoption of the Los|transformer No. 15 with the e o be ot W C. 4 WRC con- L he set should be used with an| program at WCAP an con WRC promises to replace me on the | No. 5 with the wire just mentioned G : in length, very good | pos réasqoailly ‘selective re: |iCEN CESIN {nal socket No. 8 results can be obtained the * terminai arate two local stations. 1 oF tranato L Tl e recent elections. jor iixsnstopmes Vo3 lnEIotithe INo. the D" terminal of trans 23 West Jefferson street, . same readings In in sta Coolldge and Borah Philadelphia T S terminal of grid condenser and leak a ranze of ahout 10 degrees on either taking the liberty of asking vou a connect the P, terminal of DEBUT ON WCAP BILL S0 sy o Bo tmestres naval preparedness. Wil you 5 from this connecting wire to the “A” Then comes a string of pertinent| Progeam for Monday Night's |, qat No. 4 with the negative keep it under the Washington con-| The newly rheostat No. 2 with the positive termi ita radio debut Monday I have sent Karl the information that | WCAP. formed the club. The pro “F. P, A" New York World column- | “Volga Boat aptrituels ar Waldo Emerson during these cool and | the Bee Sucka,” by Dr. Arne. vears ago. son’'s “Address ‘Theo- | Ject will be to aing programs over the | accompanist, are: Sopranos. Mrs. Nelle thoughts about him, inte ona of | Arnold, Christine Levin, Cecile Sale has lost its grasp on the affaction | Duggan. B. Frank Meyers and Wil use the local term. Owen Williams, foreign | bouquet on the | | | ATWATER KENT RADIO | Rainbo Gardena Orchas. artisin entertainments slacs Houston Club’ ‘smokar en’ of Pennssivania for the kiddies half hour unior Eutarpean Cink by How to Build the Three-Tube Quali- The next siep is to connect the “G= 5 : | nal E {o. 7 with the “A" available to Washingtonians depend- | 70,000 people participating. All sang turn the “A” terminal of rheostat No. | Operations were directed from a “con- at the shortness of the connections | H. Tawresey, {7 . of the Bureau stand, in the center of the city, linked |5 should also he co | i g g tions. | broadeasting statoin NAA. at Ar- |® ool Aerial and Ground Connection: Park was broadcast from KNX, and iminal of transformer No. 10, connect-| In making the connections to the , rogram. The Arlington station 1 AU 5 lving parks, 8o that everybody could | transformer No. % and then the “F"|with the aerial. and the hlack wire | WRC and WCAP and consequent- n an Accompaniment along with the lage of 45 volts on the radio frequency, | tive “A" hattery terminal and the red | tions. canoes on the park lakes joined in.|sults, but higher veltage up to 6713 connected with the negative terminal! casting Boernsiein's ~Orchesird: . nce'a month. Park commissions in | Terminal Connections. locally was evidenced by the num- | (On&dering ad L mmaLion socret Ror s oiey oo Inisea iiniithis ineceiver nerniny rference. These calls 1 aerial from 75 to 100 feet cerning interferenc old-time achedule, .30 p.m.. naxt Tues. | The “A™ terminal of rheostat 6 should | A¢ 14l from even with ceivers or who ware not sufficient- sl shorter aerials Mitchell trial de e exl \odumect ihe * ok ow ok | d 0. 8. Now connect S : 3 : in turn, the “A’ eceiver is very easy Have Iiternational affairs | S {former No. 8 and the “A" terminal phin, evidently a schoolboy, | and Bovah i tion move one dial about one sends this lette No. 13 with the “G" terminal of side of the first dial reading few questions. Our school is hold- socket No. 12 with the “P" terminal Kindly answer the following ques- |Three Russian Pieces Included in [terminal of condenser No. 11 posers ahout the cost of the United Entettatument: terminal of socket No. 12 ference treaties, “why' we need a|will make nal socket No. T feature of the program of will, I hope, help his side to win the | director, include three Rusaian ist and buddie of mine in the inielli- | (Rubetz). three negro the Waters oalless nights Manhattan Island | Membership of the club consiats of the Senior Togical Class, 1% ed | radio and in concert form. Members G. Canine. Hazel Gem Hughes, Alta our churches without feeling ®hat tenors. Frank W. . Evane, Dr. Car of the good and the fear of the y | iam Waters I was writing ahout “radio par tive of the Natlonal the embattled | WKAQ ROBINSON’S MUSIC STORE, 3 tone Receiver.—Part IV. terminal of socket No. 7 with the “G" | In this column October 30 T ex-|eight of the city parks and two sub- 8! | terminal of jack No. 1. | ent on local wave lengths. That|the same song at the same time And |5 the “B" tarminal of rheostat No. | ol panel”"in Westiake Parc hand. |No. 6. and the neatness of the finished of Naval Operations. He writes: with station K in Hollywood. The |wire, lington, Va.. was connected to the % X q A . then picked up and put on the “public ling in turn, the “R" terminal of jack |wires connected with the plug end of ° vave length separate from . . 2 has a wave leng P warble In unison. At Lincoln Park a|terminal of muitiplug No. 14. with the ground. The green wire ~ v d does broadeast simul- n Iy ecan an singera at Westlake ax well as those [detector and audio frequency tubes. |wire with the positive A" hattery | ie t WCAP was ICi1s quite true tha The affair was such a huge success voltx may be applied for greater |ye (he “R" batters and the blue wire That Arlington’s broadcast of the [ZRIC R (rC: nterested and are| Now. connect the “D" terminal of ber of calls received during the R iy terminal ot enen COM-off or wound up out of the way. came_from people who did not |cidtime achedule 80 p.mo next TREE | "connected with the negative termi. |Including lead-in, 1ithough . e operations necessary | <P terminal of e e T The tax situation. jsocket No. 9 with Tuning Set K terminal of condenser . eceived when the just had another interesting | yuprn® (Bt SFRURL Siadionskel it remin of grid condenser and leak No. 13 deg at time and the read Having heard your talk about |APOLLO CLUB TO MAKE No. 12 You will marvel at the tone q ing a debate on the subject of of transformer No. 10 and run a wire tions for me? . ext, connect the “A" terminal of States Navy, how hig we're allowed to Then connect the “B" terminal of organized Apollo Club fleet and half a dozen other queries. | night as Otto Torney Simon. musical debate. gram will bim Song” ¢ nka) gence section of the A. E. F. “over | ranged by Burleigh: "By Where on and discovered radio was in the |2 double octet of prominent solaistx Adams discov | this—the kick is | of the club, with Helen Rurkart as Smith, Liliian Adelaids Watson: altos what hold the public worship once | son Frail E. R. Pguner, W. A bad. In the country neighhorhoods | { myself not long ago! zine, who went to| | KEYSTONE ARRESTER -$1.50 EACH Ine. il A wear KPO KDKA WBAP WHO WG Y 2315934, Per Week Pays for This CROSLEY 3-Tube Set and Miss Cleli 9 to 9:15 p.m,—Recital by Miss Dor- | othy Redford, concert planist 9:15 to 9:45 p.m.—Concert by Roernstein’s. Wardman Par Trio, Moe Raer -conducting. 2:45 1o 10 p.m.—Caleh OConnor of the O'Connor School of Expression, in selected readings 10 to 12 p.m Irving Boernstein’'s the ballroom of Hotel. 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Speedy expressed his preference for | the programs of the Honky Tonk Gloom Chasers, a regular program feature of the station: stated that thé | reception he was obtaining came in on a loud speaker with a loop aerial, and that Chicago’s volume compared favorably with a 250-watt station ahout 250 miles away PLAYS UNIQUE PIECE. Dulecetone Added to Radio Equip- ment by Musicians. §.—New Zea Sundas School 10 T0 Jeason "o ' uringed and_ Orchestra KTHS Loccers Dancing Acadams Orchesira WEAT DATItion 10 Test The BopITariCo of saz " A o RO Chiistian Endéavor raik WMA WLT WAHG ... WOo CWRNT in- i T WEAF Iecture: police alarma i = WNYC WPG 10:00—Hot _Springs: Foor prifiinEton Hotel iladeinnia: Sonzs Denvar: Misical com AN tha elassical Chicago: Univaraity topice " Philadeiphia " M Richmond Hill Philadelphia Orchestra New York New York New York NeuPEEr tenor New York: Colonial Dance Orehratra and” weather Failades Atlantic CIty . 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